CEO, LiquidTalk, Inc. - Mobile Workforce Engagement
Greater Chicago Area
CEO, LiquidTalk, Inc. - Mobile Workforce Engagement
Greater Chicago Area
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Business executive and entrepreneur with 15+ years progressive experience in firms both large and small. Demonstrated record of driving results and building lasting relationships with customers, employees, and business partners. Driven, results-focused, and outgoing personality.
Skills in general management, business strategy, sales, marketing, and finance. Domestic and international experience in IT/Internet, mobile technology, financial services -- both in consumer and enterprise businesses.
• Founder & Moderator, DEMOalumni Group on LinkedIn
• Co-Founder & Board Member, UThatWorks, an education-based charity operated by the ITA Foundation and supported by executives from Mayor's Council of Technology Advisors
• Board Member, Smart Bet Poker Charities (www.smartbet.org)
• Co-Founder & Moderator, Kellogg Alumni Entrepreneurs Group on LinkedIn
• Member, Illinois Technology Association, Tech Cocktail
• Speaker, "Every Laptop Left Behind", Wireless Enterprise Summit, May, 2008
• Speaker, Mobile & Wireless Enterprise 2008, Indian Wells, CA, March 2008
• Presenter, Innovation Roundtable, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, February, 2008, Chicago IL
• Live product launch of BlackBerry platform at DEMO 08 emerging technology conference, Desert Springs, CA, January 2008
• Speaker, "Sales Force Mobility: Improving Collaboration & Knowledge Distribution on the Road", January 2008
• Speaker, "Mobile Workforce Engagement", Enterprise 2.0 Conference, Boston, MA, June, 2007
• Speaker, "How to Pitch Investors", DePaul University, Chicago, IL March, 2007
• Speaker, Midwest Venture Summit, Chicago, IL, 2006
• Contributor, “Small Business Card Loyalty”, Cards & Payments Magazine, November, 2005
• Author, “Points Alone Don’t Add Up to Loyalty”, 1to1 Magazine, August, 2005
• Author, “Total Relationship Banking”, Whitepaper in Various Marketing Publications, June-July, 2005