E-Learning Management - Defense Acquisition University
Washington D.C. Metro Area
E-Learning Management - Defense Acquisition University
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Leadership, management, design (graphic, usability, interaction), book design and packaging, small press publishing, commercial writing, new media, flash animation, branding and identity, marketing, sales.
(Government Agency; Defense & Space industry)
September 2009 — Present (3 months)
(Online Media industry)
July 2007 — Present (2 years 5 months)
Design Guy - "Timeless Principles, Simply Explained."
Featured editorial selection by Apple ("Design Culture" picks).
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Fantastic Podcast! * * * * * (5 Stars)
"Interesting and accessible. Very well-spoken and pleasant to listen to. His discussions about design are applicable to creativity and art in general."
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(Graphic Design industry)
June 1999 — Present (10 years 6 months)
I help publishers strengthen their brands by rewarding readers with rich, memorable, even life-changing experiences. From books to integrated media packages, I help my clients uncover the themes that resonate with their audience and succeed in the marketplace.
As a contract copywriter, I cultivate conversations with customers via ads, direct mail, magalogs, product copy, press releases, presentations, exhibition displays, and social media.
(Privately Held; E-Learning industry)
March 2001 — January 2009 (7 years 11 months)
Built in-house creative department for e-learning firm, and developed portfolio of educational products that generated continuous, large follow-on contracts. As supervising department head, I led a staff of 12-15 graphic designers, illustrators, programmers, audio engineers, 3-D modelers, and flash animators, allocating them as budgeted resources across a matrix of projects. These included the $6.5 million Virtual Mission Preparation e-learning project (preparing soldiers for in-theater combat operations). Maintained corporate identity, including branded print, exhibition display, and web collaterals.
(Media Production industry)
September 2006 — March 2007 (7 months)
Produced and directed the U.S. Army Heritage Center's documentary, "Army Nurses of WWI." This film chronicles the experience of the 10,000 women of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps deployed overseas during WWI, as told through their personal letters and writings. Project included development of a 300-page, pictorial companion book and Documentary film, presently airing on numerous PBS stations.
Related Website: http://www.armynursesmovie.com/trailer.html
"A great piece of filmmaking. Vividly captures the experiences of the brave women who were both soldiers and nurses facing the horrors of the first modern war."
Steve Burg, Associate History Professor, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
(Publishing industry)
March 1998 — February 2001 (3 years )
Produced titles and related advertising for book publishing company. I conceived of and developed Calvary Magazine, our core marketing asset, contributing articles and interviews with leading authors. The hybrid magazine-catalog employed compelling content to extend its life-cycle. The strategy worked, doubling sales. Created a search-optimized e-commerce site that offered streaming content and served as a point of purchase.
(Public Company; MEL; Financial Services industry)
January 1992 — March 1998 (6 years 3 months)
Responsible for face to face sales/service of new and existing clients in Dreyfus' downtown Boston and New York financial center branches. As a registered rep (Series 7, 6, 63), I sold and serviced mutual fund, brokerage (CMAs), and variable annuity accounts of high net-worth clients in a quota-driven environment. Received numerous sales and service excellence awards during my career.
Bachelor of Science , General Studies , 1991