Directed a new and innovative program within The Women's College intended to prepare women for a career in the application of computer technology to the solution of information systems challenges.

Designed and implemented Business and Network Planning Models for the Telecommunications Industry. Trained the models in order to ensure that technology is transferred and value received. Clients include several major telecommunications companies.

Planned, managed and completed a project to determine the feasibility of building a multimedia communications network in Indonesia. Directed a project team of disparate skills. Wrote and edited the final report and presented the results to the client company’s board of directors as well as to the local telecommunications company management.

Adjunct Professor 1995-Present
The University of Denver, Denver, CO

Taught Courses in Database Management Systems and Information Technology Management

Developed materials and taught in a special program presented to telecommunications engineers of SK Telecom from Korea. Topics included new wireless telecommunications technologies.

Taught high school level English to Slovak and Hungarian speaking students in two locations. Started a business education program with Junior Achievement.

Responsible for planning and business development in the team that created, from the ground up, an international cellular telephone division and founded the first cellular telephone companies in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Russia. Created processes to identify, hire and train people from a pool not typically familiar with "free market" business. Consulted with U S WEST expatriate and local national managers on the effective organization of these startup businesses.

Developed courses on basics of the cellular telephone business, business planning, selling and marketing and taught them to employees of U S WEST's ventures in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Russia. The courses were transferred, translated and continue to be taught.

Successfully structured a business culture that is an adaptable blend of Western business practices and East European and Russian traditions.

All of these startup businesses are enjoying success and growth in uncertain markets.

Key contributor in the Mathematical Modeling Group. Evaluated new products and services. Developed techniques and software systems to improve decision making and business operations in U S WEST operating organizations.

Solutions resulted in significant market growth, cost savings and performance improvements for U S WEST.

Planned new curriculum and courses, hired faculty and managed the budget.

Founded a "Business Advisory Group". Implemented significant changes in the department direction based on the input of this group.

Developed several new course offerings in evolving technologies, including the application of UNIX and C to business information systems. Taught courses in programming, systems and database design and information systems management with consistently high evaluations from peers and students.

Clients included Financial Services and Telecommunications Firms. Designed, specified, implemented and information systems.

Managed the product development, R & D and customer support organizations. Member of the Board of Directors and the senior management team.

Created, from the ground up, product design and customer support organizations for a startup software development company. These groups packaged and documented the company's product, made it reliable and provided consistent, high quality assistance to customers. Company merged with Hewlett-Packard.

Managed 15 systems engineers in 6 offices. Developed and taught training seminars to the professionals on customer support. Consulted with Hewlett-Packard clients on solutions to business problems.