• Taught non-financial managers financial skills enabling them to actively participate in the budget and control of resources processes, under a consulting contract with IBM.• CPA/MBA, who has trained staffs (and run) extensive project management programs to understand dependencies, cost controls and impacts on customers; financial systems to improve productivity, freeing them to understand, as well as perform fewer mechanical tasks; and to understand internal controls of checks and balances, and alerts requiring action.• Trained and managed a team of accountants, application & system programmers, facility staff, legal, educators and managers to implement a new US capital asset system for IBM. The three year project came in on time and under its $3 million budget.• Taught as an adjunct professor for EOC of Westchester Community College, Yonkers – two years – also designed lesson plans to increase at-risk student comprehension in basic accounting and computers.• Lectured students on general, transferrable and business skills required to personally succeed at the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship, as well as in life.• Judged business plan competitions, critiquing financial, marketing and production assumptions in relation to their manufacturing or service product. • Trained staffs to understand why auditors make various requests and worked effectively with external auditors to enhance their contributions to not-for-profits.• Helped develop interpersonal skills of high school students to compliment the varied disciplines required for different subjects, as a Board member Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program.• Challenged the results of internal and external audits at the New York City Housing Authority, which strengthen legal requirements, and continued to receive a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, as a member of the Board Audit Committee to also strengthen internal systems and external reporting.