Denver Metropolitan Area
I am an Engineering Leader who specializes in building and providing leadership and strategic direction to organizations. I get and provide a lot of energy from assessing organizational needs and finding the right talent to meet those needs, as well as shaping the policies/procedures needed to help propel an organization forward while ensuring the quality standards are met. I ensure the products have the right amount of quality across multiple platforms in large and small infrastructures. I am outgoing, energetic, and believe in unwavering integrity. I have proven success in bridging the gap between technology and business with the ability to break down complex strategies and inspire internal and external parties to align themselves appropriately. I build, mentor, motivate high performance teams, and bring my teams to success. I enjoy taking chaos and making order out it. I have the unique ability to do a deep dive into the details while at the same time focusing on the people and helping them grow and thrive in the correct positions. My enthusiasm is contagious, my leadership qualities are strategic, honest, and pragmatic, and I infuse fun along the way.
WellDyne leverages clinical expertise to drive improved health outcomes for clients and members. Serving the middle market providing PBM options for employers, Unions, TPAs, State and local government as well as providing Specialty Pharmacy solutions.
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic School has become a STEM school in 2018-19. I chair the technology committee. Key accomplishments to date: • Assessed current state of technology for students, faculty and staff • Created five-year plan based on gathered requirements • Recommended hardware solutions for faculty • Updated Collaborative Learning center for students ensuring security concerns were addressed • Oversaw purchase of faculty laptops, tablets and smart-boards • Configured faculty hardware and software for use • Created protocols for updating all hardware/software for classrooms • Assessed and updated networking solutions
Treasurer 7/20 - 1/21 Board Member, Past Chair 2/17 - 6/20 Chair, 11/13-1/17 The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association (SCAA) is an organization singularly focused on sudden cardiac arrest. SCAA identifies and unites survivors, those at risk of sudden cardiac arrest, as well as others who are interested in being advocates on SCAA issues in their communities and beyond. Our membership is dedicated to promoting solutions to prevent sudden cardiac death, including increased awareness, immediate bystander action, public access to defibrillation (PAD), cardiovascular disease prevention, and access to preventative therapies. SCAA is a nonprofit, tax exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to SCAA are tax deductible. We are governed by a Board of Directors and are counseled by a medical advisory board, composed of physicians and scientists well known for their practice and research in the area of SCA. By sharing information, resources and experiences in promoting policy changes and community programs, SCAA aims to prevent loss of life from sudden cardiac arrest. Mission: To combat the Sudden Cardiac Arrest crisis by eliminating preventable deaths and supporting those who have been affected. Vision: To eliminate preventable deaths from sudden cardiac arrest by 2020.