Captain in USAF, worked Reagan`s SDI program (Star Wars). Honorably discharged. Received numerous awards. Worked for Schafer Corporation as an engineer. Worked numerous space-related programs and projects including a project that rode on the Space Shuttle. In 1996, started InfoConcepts and developed, marketed, and sold a information system tool to evaluate Civil War information down to individuals within regiments. From there, developed QBridge!, a simple bridge product between estimating systems and QuickBooks for the auto collision industry. We sold several hundred copies of QBridge! Sold QBridge! to Ensera in 1999 and continued its development. It was later called Ion Control which Ensera never formally released. Later, Ensera sold to Mitchell where my product was, unfortunately, shelved. I left Mitchell, formed a company called Collision Industry Management Solutions in 2002. We built ARMS (now called ABSe). Built up a large client base. We sold to Mitchell in 2005 where it eventually became ABSe. There are still several 100 customers using ABSe. Consulted with Mitchell for a number of years supporting their premiere product, RepairCenter. As partner of attachedapps, we supplied cloud-based project management software for professionals throughout the country. The company recently merged with Boomtime. With several partners, we created MediaBiz365 and stood up a web service to auction remnant advertising space on electronic digital media devices (e.g., billboards) throughout the country. We have a patent pending. Unfortunately, as with many start-ups, finances dwindled. Working with several start-ups, dealing with Internet of Things, a call center, an enterprise management system, and a nutrition/wellness web application. Specialties: Program management, software architecture, engineering and development, operating small businesses, marketing, sales, training, support, etc. When running your own business, you learn to do it all. ©