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Mt. Washington, Ky

Sunrise is a $24 million non-profit agency that operates residential treatment facilities, foster care homes, and out-patient treatment for troubled, abused, and neglected youth in Kentucky.Chief Financial Officer Increased responsibilities to include human resources and information technology functions.•Implemented risk management project for light duty return to work provisions to improve Agency's WC multiple, thereby reducing workers comp. costs by $50,000 per year.•Reviewed & eliminated unnecessary payroll system to save $40,000 annual expense.•Coordinated a staff reduction and cost savings program to eliminate $1 million operating costs.Vice President Finance & Administration Supervised accounting, finance, risk management & insurance, and facilities management administration for 8 residential treatment centers and 10 foster care offices throughout Kentucky.•Negotiated and completed a $5.2 million, 3.49% tax-exempt bond issue to refinance the construction of a 20 bed residential treatment facility.•Converted Agency cash management system to new bank to enhance capabilities and increased working capital line of credit to $1 million.

•Consolidated manufacturing overhead functions and variance analysis from Cebu, Philippines to U.S. headquarters. Implemented budgeting procedures and investments for capital projects. •Initiated deferred tooling program saving $2 million cash flow & $4 million P&L tooling expense.

Cincinnait, Oh

•CFO for startup clinical research company seeking capital funding for innovative operating plan to use local community hospitals and doctors for clinical research studies. •Hired investment banker and counsel, prepared Business Plan, Five Year Financial Forecast, and Power Point presentations, and made presentations to venture capital firms and angel investors.

Findlay, Oh

Findlay Industries was a privately-held $812 million international auto and truck interior parts manufacturer with plants in the U.S., Mexico, Canada, and Europe. Corporate restructuring eliminated this position.Supervised a staff of five to manage the finance, cash management, hedging & risk management, tax, payroll and A/R & A/P functions for the Company.•Completed a $35 million bank financing with Bank of America UK to provide working capital for European operations.•As part of a major restructuring, team player in the sale of the largest US plant with $380 million annual revenue, and the divestiture of the European business.

Lexington, Ky

Clark MHC was a $540 million forklift manufacturer, with plants in the U.S., Korea, Germany, & Canada, and a worldwide dealer network. Position eliminated in Chapter 11 Reorganization.Supervised a staff of twelve that performed cash management, fx & hedging, accounts receivable, accounts payable, corporate finance and risk management functions.•Improved liquidity by adding a subordinated lender and negotiated a 20% increase in revolving credit facility; increased credit line 17% to convert into Clark’s DIP credit agreement.•Active team player in Clark’s Transition Plan that closed the Lexington plant, transferred production overseas, sold Canadian subsidiary, moved Aftermarket Parts warehouse, and sold office building.

Southfield, Mi

Peregrine, formed in Dec. 1996, purchased four GM/Delphi plants with 5,000 employees and annual sales contracts with GM of $1 billion. Position was eliminated in Company liquidation.•Created the Treasury Department and recruited the staff positions that handled finance, cash management, foreign exchange, accounts payable and payroll functions. •Arranged two acquisition financings for a $120 million stamping company and a $65 million hinge manufacturer, and integrated payroll and cash management activities into Peregrine’s systems.

Cleveland, Oh

LTV was a $7 billion corporation with steel, aerospace and energy products subsidiaries.Director – Corporate Finance Structured capital financings for the Corporation.•Negotiated with Sumitomo Metals Industries to finalize a $200 million strategic investment in LTV, comprised of a $100 million convertible note and convertible preferred stock totaling $100 million.•Worked with investment bankers for two common stock offerings; 23 million shares in 1993 for $299 million and 14 million shares in 1994 for $257 million.Manager - Corporate Finance Supervised a staff of six that performed cash management & fx functions of the Corporation including investment of $1.5 billion of discretionary cash.

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