Carl has been recognized for his ability to identify strong growth opportunities and the subsequent build out and leadership of their realization plans. In short, Carl drives high-value growth and transformation that seriously delivers on your organizations' objectives. His background further gives him the ability to integrate the actions required to realize the initiatives into your other business processes. Some have applied the new phrase "Strategy-to-Execution" Expertize to describe this type of skill set.Growth/ChangeCarl drives growth by applying business strategy, growth science and innovation techniques in four major areas: Business Models, Products/Services, Experience, and Technology.Examples:- At Microsoft, developed detailed proposals for two new business models. One of these was the Microsoft Retail Store.- At Starbucks, proposed a significant growth engine which was personally delivered to Howard Schultz. - At Quest Diagnostics, one of the principal designers and leaders of a major wall-to-wall Lean Transformation.PortfolioManage and optimize large corporate portfolios both for new products and for technology projects. Examples:- At Microsoft, managed Microsoft's Application assets. This included optimization of these assets andmigration strategies.- At Starbucks, as Portfolio manager for new products, Carl helps drive prioritization and optimization. ProductDrive new product innovation and all aspects of product development (entire lifecycle) for existing products.Examples:- At Microsoft, product manager for the Microsoft Sync program (vehicle telematics)- At Ford, product manager for the Lincoln LS and Taurus As the next click down for all of these areas Carl builds implementation plans leveraging disciplines such as Agile, Lean, Six Sigma, Capability Analysis, Change Management and many others. Carl then leverages data from implemented and existing solutions to provide insights for on-going evolution.
Listed skills include Program Management, Cross Functional Team Leadership, Process Improvement, Six Sigma, and 44 others.