
Sr. VP eBusiness Services & Corporate CIO, United Stationers
Greater Chicago Area

Sr. VP eBusiness Services & Corporate CIO, United Stationers
Greater Chicago Area
• Fortune 100 CIO experience.
• Information Week magazine CIO of the Year, 1999. (See www.informationweek.com/764/chief.htm - Information Week is the USA’s most widely circulated IT publication, with >400,000 readers weekly).
• Outstanding leadership skills with international experience, including four years in Britain, eleven years in Germany and eleven years in the USA. Fluent in both English and German languages.
• CIO experience in the Automotive, Telecommunications and Distribution industries.
• Currently President, United Stationers Technology Services and Senior Vice-President eBusiness Services & Corporate CIO United Stationers, North America’s largest distributor of Business Products.
• Fortune 100 experience as CIO, Visteon Automotive Systems, a $19 billion global automotive supplier. This position led a team of 800 business and IT professionals with an annual budget of $400 million.
• Large global company, senior management experience in defining, developing and implementing strategic breakthrough business processes and information technology projects.
• Knowledge and experience in acting as a catalyst for change in all primary business activities, including: product development, procurement, finance, supply chain, manufacturing, distribution, customer relationship management and marketing & sales.
• Significant experience in eBusiness, ERP, Customer Relationship Management, Supply Chain, Compliance, Outsourcing, M&A, and IT infrastructure transformation.
• Recognized industry leader in information technology and eBusiness. Invited speaker at numerous IT conferences, including keynote addresses.
• Member of Information Week Magazine’s Executive Advisory Board.
• Member of the Advisory Board of IOCOM, an advanced collaboration solutions company (www.iocom.com/io/advisory_board.html)
eBusiness, IT, Supply Chain, Strategy
(Information Technology and Services industry)
June 2008 — Present (1 year 7 months)
(Public Company; USTR; Wholesale industry)
May 2003 — Present (6 years 8 months)
(Public Company; Publishing industry)
January 2000 — Present (10 years )
(Public Company; Wholesale industry)
1999 — 2003 (4 years )
(Public Company; Wholesale industry)
1996 — 1999 (3 years )
(Public Company; Wholesale industry)
1994 — 1997 (3 years )
1979 — 1982
eBusiness, Supply Chain, Golf, Formula 1
InformationWeek CIO of the Year, 1999