30 Years career
with Unisys Corporation Overview
Director
of Unisys Global Financial Industry strategies and strategic partnerships.
Responsiblities encompass the developing the Global Financial Services strategy
and strategic partnerships from initial investigation to recruitment to final
sucessful deployment. Present position Director of Unisys Global Financial
Industry strategies and strategic partnerships. Responsiblities encompass the
developing the Global Financial Services strategy and strategic partnerships
from initial investigation to recruitment to final sucessful deployment.
Developed a B2B electronic payment joint venture prospectus/MOU with McKinsey &
Company, Huntington Bank, Microsoft and Andersen Consulting. Successful 30 years
career with Burroughs and then Unisys Corporation.
Was instrumental in successfully
developing and deploying worldwide financial marketing initiatives managed
Unisys global financial marketing and strategies yielding a growth rate of 9.4%
with total revenues of $2 billion.
The creator of numerous global
marketing initiatives such as a global business/industry information based
periodical “Global Banking Series” and “Global Financial Review” with direct
distribution to the CEOs of the top 600 global banks.
Designed and managed a global banking,
CEO level roundtable series, “Unisys Worldwide Banking Leaders Roundtable”.
Organized numerous major financial seminars at Unisys International Management
Centre in France and at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
Established and managed Unisys / Wharton University relationship from worldwide
domain financial industry training to financial industry research.
Constructed and managed the Unisys
“Financial Business Architecture” which is a unique financial specific
architecture that begins with a business framework and then progresses to a
solutions framework and finally to a technical development framework.
Responsible for a range of technology
initiatives from chairman of the Financial Industry common interest group within
the ITAA and a member of the NSTAC Financial Industry subgroup looking into
“systemsic risk in the US financial marketplace” to the creation the “Open
Forum” seminar series that drew over 1,400 prospects in Los Angeles, New York,
Chicago and Atlanta.
Ten years of successful selling within
US operations. Received major sales awards including top salesman in his
district and Club award 6 out of 7 years. Maintains a strong balance between
technical and business salesmanship, presenting business solutions via the
appropriate technology.
Active member of numerous academic, business,
community and professional organizations e.g. President Clinton’s National
Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) Financial Services Risk
Assessment subgroup, Smart Card Forum, International Technology Alliance
Association (ITAA), International Banking Information Technology Group.