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Greater Boston Area

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Tripled global enterprise revenue to $60 million annually; Launched Ciena's optical networking products and services to targeted Global 2000 markets; Nominated for ComputerWorld's Premier 100 IT Leader Award

Founder of international sales and marketing consulting practice; Enabled US optical ethernet start-up to target and close almost 300 Swiss accounts; Launched Swedish biometric sensor manufacturer's products to North American markets

Drove company’s Windows and Intel product line strategies; Conceived and launched the world’s first fault tolerant WINTEL server; Grew global revenue 140% annually to over $100 million annually.

Conceived and launched multi-protocol router product line which became the worldwide packet switch market share leader; Grew global revenue at a 61% compounded annual rate to over $100 million annually; Awarded Motorola President's Club; Earned Motorola Quarterly Employee Award; Motorola representative to international data communications standards committees (i.e., Frame Relay and OSPF)

Pioneered IP router usage by NATO tactical air elements (Program was subsequently recognized by the USAF for its combat performance during Operations Desert Shield and Storm); Lead technical representative for US in sensitive negotiations with the ministries of defense for our NATO allies; Supervised 12 engineers and an annual budget of $1.2 million.

Designed terrestrial line-of-sight microwave telecommunications interconnecting US military installations across Europe; Helped develop one of the world's first IP networks, MITREnet; Technical representative for USAF during US Army and Dept of Commerce tests of digital telecommunications equipment.

Mba, International Business, Marketing

Activities and Societies: Beta Gamma Sigma

Bsee, Circuits, Control & Communications; Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Lovett College; Marching Owl Band; Rally Club