Rob Dake Email & Phone Number

Athens, Tn

We were able to purchase the IP for the "Thunderscape: The World of Aden" property. We have released and RPG based on the Pathfinder rules set. We have also re-released the SSI computer games on Good ol' Games (gog.com). We are in the process of re-releasing the novels in electronic and audio formats.I work as a project coordinator and contracting officer for Kyoudia Games, LLC.

Turks And Caicos Islands

● Worked as part of a multi-national multi-lingual team providing operational support to every aspect of the CMRS program including; day to day operations of vehicles, boats, and all facilities needs;● Provided hand on construction supervision of numerous on site projects;● Kept complete financial records for all purchases from numerous vendors. All invoices are coded and processed as required by policy;● Worked closely with Senior SFS staff to host the 2012 SFS Country Director and Affiliate meeting at CMRS. Provided accommodation for the President of SFS, members of the Board of Directors, Major Donors, Country Directors from other centers, and Education Professionals from the Universities that send students.

Worked on a a multinational and multilingual team to streamline the movement of St. Francois de Sales equipment from the downtown site to the temporary site at Cazeau so the reconstruction of the hospital could begin.Worked with the construction team and the St. Francois administration to prepare the relocation site for the move and get it ready to accept patients.Worked with with the CRS and St. Francois staff to procure necessary equipment.Worked with the University of Maryland Medical Center / Shock Trauma Center on numerous projects with and for the St. Francois staff.Provided logistical, technical, facilities, disaster response, and engineering support as required on numerous building, capitol equipment, electrical grid, and prefabricated structures for CRS and St. Francois.Prepared numerous inventories, drawings, diagrams, presentations, and evaluations as needed for CRS, UMM/STC, and St. Francois.

Developed and implemented a new inventory tracking system for electronic components coming in and going out of the facility.Advised on numerous plant layout and tooling design issues to improve material flow through the facility and increase the efficiency of unit deconstruction. Provided assistance and feedback on the ISO 9001 certification.Worked with various vendors to supply three retail locations with parts.Sold numerous surplus electronic devices to various companies across the United States. And provided logistical support on these items.

Worked as part of a multinational team to analyze and evaluate the current HIV/AIDS Prevention Program and created guidelines to bring the program back within written specifications of the Guinean Armed Forces;Reviewed previous reports to ascertain a better understaing of the overall program and its successes and challenges;Oversaw over $600,000 in funding from the US Government from multiple funding sources: DHAPP Funds and Foreign Military Financing, each requiring specific accounting practices; Dealt with numerous multi-lingual vendors and suppliers both in Guinea and internationally;Attended the 2009 Military HIV/AIDS Prevention Conference in Gaborone, Botswana, March 2009;Completed the MEASURE Evaluation and the University of Pretoria's Monitoring and Evaluation Course in Pretoria, South Africa, August 2009.

Was hired for the short-term assignment designing and setting up a local office and passage housing unit, supervising the construction of this unit, and providing advice on power requirements and the type and size of generator needed for the office; Completed all of these tasks using knowledge of local vendors to acquire many items for ARD and assisted with the purchase and installation of capitol equipment.

Served as a short-term consultant to resolve power production problems for a multi-million dollar USAID-funded Democracy & Governance Project in the Republic of Guinea;Completed this task as part of a multinational team by advising on the reduction of power demands and maximized overall project efficiency by combining/removing large power consumption items in accordance with program needs and budgetary limitations;Worked with a local mechanic to troubleshoot a non-functional generator and assisted in procuring replacement parts.

Continuation of work done below.

Service divided due to evacuation for political instability.Planned and implemented trainings for 17 farmers in the local community on the many benefits of planting Moringa oleifera, a nitrogen-fixing tree for used for composting, erosion control, and to combat deforestation; Attended a week long French-language Life Skills course with a local counterpart on HIV/AIDS and other STI's; Used new knowledge to organize a training of trainers for 4 young adults on HIV/AIDS, nutrition, gender issues, and progressive environmental practices; Redeveloped Peace Corps Guinea's Agro-Forestry Training Manual for use by future volunteers; Installed, monitored, and maintained 12 computer workstations for use by 107 PCV's; Trained 15 new Agro-Forestry volunteers on numerous facets of their job duties and what to expect in general in their work; Assisted 38 new Volunteers in acquiring the articles and equipment they would need for their new jobs and lives at their respective sites.

During period of evacuation from Peace Corps Service in Guinea (due to political instability), augmented skills by training with other interns in the use of animal traction for increased small-farm output; Developed skills related to road construction using animal powered equipment;Worked with a Tillers Trainee to develop a low cost road grader to be produced at the village level;Analyzed on-site engineering drawings and technical schematics and entered them into AutoCAD to produce a living form of each document.

Analyzed technical drawing and reviewed detail specifics to assist the SQA group in reaching a Zero Defect goal.;Designed fixtures and jigs to facilitate corrective repairs to defective parts and reworked parts that could not be used without modification.;Managed a team of third parts quality auditors.

Lead a team of five on a production line.Operated four vertical lathes, two Motoman Robots, an automated paint booth, and various other pieces of capital equipment.Utilized Quality Tracking Software, PPAP, and FMEA to reduce the number of defective parts.

Lead demonstrations at nine national conventions with attendance of 30,000+.Managed 100+ volunteers at two of those conventions.Traveled throughout the state as a company representative teaching literally thousands of people games.