Mr. Morgan has consulted for a number of independent companies and is currently consulting for Trucking Fleet Solution companies and for several small companies and startups. Previously he consulted for the Innovate Washington Foundation to help small enterprises, high tech companies grow into successful ventures. Mr. Morgan retired from Battelle’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in June 2011 as the Director of Public-Private Partnerships forming partnerships with commercial companies to accelerate the rapid deployment of laboratory innovations into the private sector. Prior to that, Mr. Morgan was the manager of commercialization for the National Security Directorate and managed an IP portfolio of 1200 patents as well as led four start-up spin-outs to commercialize capabilities from PNNL. Mr. Morgan also served as deputy on the Cyber Security LDRD project with Deborah Frincke for three years. He also served as the loaned executive (CEO) for a startup company in Richland WA while employed at Battelle. During the last six years at PNNL, Mr. Morgan led a successful laboratory wide initiative to infuse Agile processes into the Science Process, which resulted in over 100 trained Scrum Masters and many successful Agile projects.Prior to joining Battelle in 1991, Mr. Morgan spent over 20 years in private industry, managing product innovation, and development as well as new product introduction into the marketplace. He was founder/co-founder of three successful start-up companies. Mr. Morgan holds a BSEE from Washington State University an MSEE from Columbia University as well as studying Computer Information Architectures in the Columbia Ph.D. (ABD) program as part of the Bell Laboratories Graduate Study Program. He has five patents in his name, has published numerous papers, and appears in Who’s Who in Computing and Who’s Who in America. Mr. Morgan completed training and coaching experience with Agile PM and holds CSM and CSPO Certifications.