
OEM Programs at OkiData Americas
Mobile, Alabama Area

OEM Programs at OkiData Americas
Mobile, Alabama Area
Executive Sales Leader responsible for driving corporate strategic growth through OEM programs with key Fortune 500 partners/customers.
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Business Planning and Strategy Development, International Business & Growth, Plan Execution, Channel Development, OEM Relationship Management and Negotiation, Pricing, Forecasting, Leadership Mentor, Sales Management, Sales Discipline & Process Management, Executive Relationship Management, Consultative Sales Process, Project Management, Recruiting, Team Building, Win-Win Negotiation, Operations, Purchasing, Logistics
(Public Company; Computer Hardware industry)
April 2009 — Present (4 months)
Executive Sales Leadership in developing and leading OEM programs with Fortune 500 partners / customers.
(Privately Held; Printing industry)
August 2007 — March 2009 (1 year 8 months)
www.xante.com
Privately held global engineering and manufacturing company servicing the printing industry. Overall responsible for leading global sales and support teams. Channel / Distribution development is a key job role. Primary tasks are building strategic customer relationships and building leaders/teams to support execution of corporate strategy. Responsibilities Include more than 50 strategic customers throughout North America, Latin America, and Europe (west & east) as well more than 75 staff in 5 teams throughout Europe and the Americas.
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Printing industry)
August 2004 — July 2007 (3 years)
www.xante.com
Overall responsible for European division of US Based Xante Corporation; sales, marketing, support, import/export, finance, logistics, HR, legal, etc. Primary task was turn around of underperforming division being considered for closure. Recruited and developed excellent people and teams while finding and engaging key strategic distribution partners. Bottom line, division top line revenues increased 119% in three fiscal years. Work locations were 50% in Europe and 50% in USA.
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; Shipbuilding industry)
October 2002 — August 2004 (1 year 11 months)
www.austal.com
Startup US shipyard established and owned by publicly held Australian parent. Responsible for purchasing, supply chain management, logistics, inventory and warehousing, maintenance, human resources, OSHA compliance, import/FTZ, and MIS/IT outsourcing. Personally recruited by CEO from California market. Major accomplishments:
-Created strategic plan for bulk metal purchasing and metal supply chain management. Negotiations included mill producers (Pechiney, ALCOA, Ravenswood, Taber Extruders, Tower Extruders, etc.) and channel distribution partners (Transtar, Pierce Aluminum, etc.).
-Dramatically improved shipyard supply chain positionig for metal by successfully negotiating win-win arrangements. Became the "metal" guy at Austal USA.
-Successfully achieved ISO 9001 certification on the first pass for my departments, with noteworthy mention from inspectors.
(Printing industry)
February 2001 — October 2002 (1 year 9 months)
International Point-of-Sale (POS) Company with offices in USA, Mexico, Argentina, Australia, Spain, UK. Responsibilities included Technical Sales, Project Management, Customer Installation, Customer Support, etc.
-Technical sales: client presentations and design proposals. Involved in 3 of the top 4 worldwide sales during tenure.
-Planned, managed, and executed major installations including Mile High Stadium (Denver Broncos $1.1M), Skyreach Centre (Edmonton Oilers $700k), and Rupp Arena (University of Kentucky Basketball $300k).
-Received Most Comprehensive Installation, award from major supplier, Quest International Computers, 2002 www.quest.com.au
(Government Agency; 10,001 or more employees; USMC; Military industry)
September 1991 — February 2001 (9 years 6 months)
Served as an Officer with training and assignments in both Infantry and Logistics fields, in both Command and Staff functions. Promoted early, “frocked”, to the rank of Captain. Served in both North America and Asia. Widely varying roles and responsibilities throughout my service in the US Marines.
Key highlights:
-Commanded Company of 270 Marines in 13 work-groups for 18 months.
-Lead Logistics Section of 130 Marines in 7 departments for 18 months.
-Always noted for my enthusiasm; nickname was Captain “smiley” Reese.
-Received Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal – Secretary of the Navy Award for personal achievement.
MBA , Economics, Marketing Strategy , 1998 — 2001
Leadership Award. Peer selected award from class of 110 students for best leader.
Dean's Scholar Award for academic achievement.
Betta Gamma Sigma Appointment for academic acheivement.
N/A , Leadership, Military Skills , 1995 — 1996
Military Skills Award for top officer in class of 120 officers.
Honor Graduate Award for graduating top 10% of class for leadership, military skills, and academic achievement.
BS , Communication , 1991 — 1995
College of Liberal Arts Outstanding Senior Award for academic and leadership achievement.
NROTC Honor Graduate for leadership, military skills, and scholarship.
University Wide, Waldo-Cummings Outstanding Student Award for scholarship and leadership achievement.
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American Mensa www.us.mensa.org
Marine Corps League www.mcleague.org
"5 Galloneer" Award for Blood Donations, Life South Blood Bank