Michael Hart is a Executive Director, Operations and Supply Chain Digital Transformation at Raytheon. He possess expertise in leadership, project management, sales operations, business strategy, cross functional initiatives and 11 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Bravery and integrity are the fundamentals on which Mike has built a stellar career at GE. He searches for the meatiest challenges and most difficult work. Persuading over 100 employees from different businesses to fund and work on his program? No problem. Mike succeeds where others have failed, because he understands what it takes to drive enterprise transformation. He challenges conventional wisdom, but he respects the culture. He listens carefully to his customers, but he does not shy away from asking leaders to model a better way to work. Mike loves big ideas that transform industries and businesses. He knows how to align disparate stakeholders to do what's in the company's best interest. He works very quickly and without fanfare, because he prioritizes business results over hype. He has a well deserved reputation for delivering the impossible, and making it look easy." and "Mike is a game changer, and business leader for the definition and execution of foundational data activities supporting our digital transformation. Mike has been a trusted ally for the last two years, and has demonstrated the energy, tenacity, and leadership to drive tough initiatives through to a successful completion. I believe Mike to be exceptional at connecting people and driving towards common objectives – across both functional and technical resources. He is purposeful, analytical, and diligent in his approach to working critical cross-functional programs. The outcome of Mike's work has made a measurable impact on improving sales connectivity and productivity, generating new commercial insights, and influencing a positive user experience. Very few would have had the vision, endurance, and unifying presence to bring these new digital capabilities and macro-level changes to reality."