Manage the financial operations for the Chamber of Commerce which has a foot print of all the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and into surrounding communities.

-Work collaboratively with small and start up businesses, research and develop business strategy and secure investor funding. -Perform gap analysis and roadmap to future state. -Collect data on competitors, consumers and marketplace and consolidated analyzed data into presentations and reports.

-Researched appropriate funding sources such as government programs and private foundations. -Interacted with internal partners and obtained detail information about organization's mission and goals to form solid foundation for grant applications.-Prepared and submitted grant applications to private foundations to solicit grant monies for organizations. Achieved all submitted grant monies.

-Managed $150M and directed 75 engineers to execute 4 different model year programs for Lincoln Town Car, Mercury Grand Marquis and Ford Crown Victoria.-Led and managed advanced product strategy development. This included customer definition, manufacturing location and product sourcing strategy.

-First System Commonality Manager: Developed metrics, gathered and analyzed commonality results for division.-Presented results to divisional executives.-Created component commonality strategy framework. Developed and executed work plan and present strategy to executives.

-Developed product strategies and customer relationship improvement plans. Improved client's relationships by 75% - 90%.-Conducted customer interviews, researched data, analyzed results from all sources and presented results.

-Managed team of 12 designers to produce component drawings.-Led process improvements for 40% reduction in section design time.

-Designed and developed powertrain cooling systems.-Achieved all objectives for cost, %10M investment, quality and weight.

-Instructed and advised clients in statistical problem solving methods, I.e. Taguchi Methods.

-Provided clear, informative lectures on statistics to classes of 15 students.