Innovative, strategic-thinking executive with an exemplary record of
leading IT for technology, publishing, and manufacturing companies,
including small through billion-dollar businesses. Recognized for
turning around underperforming IT organizations through
vision-building, creating and executing strategies, and developing
new architectures while aligning mission and priorities with
corporate goals and objectives. Strong background in bringing the
benefits of technology to proactively solve business issues and
improve processes while effectively managing costs and mitigating
risk. Ability to build high performance IT teams. Trusted partner
with senior management on all IT and business issues. Academic
credentials include an MBA in e-Business, along with PMP and EPM
certifications.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC: The nation's premier environment- and climate-focused agency with over 17,000 professionals and staff.
Senior Information Technology Project Manager & Team Leader, February, 2009 – Current
Recruited to develop, establish, and entrench project management best practices within the Office of Water Project Management Office (PMO) for eventual agency-wide application and implementation and provide senior project management for assigned projects.
Channel Blade Technologies, Virginia Beach, VA: Privately held provider of online marketing/lead management solutions for marine, recreational vehicle, and power sports industries.
Chief Technology Officer, 2006 – 2008
Responsible for technology transformation for a fast-growing company
to enable platform, application, and process scalability. Major
customers included Brunswick,
Freedom Roads, Honda
and MarineMax.
Led five direct and 42 indirect reports. Managed operational budget
in excess of $6M and CAPEX budget in excess of $1.5M. Inherited a
failing production IT platform, uncontrolled technology product
development, a dysfunctional corporate IT environment, and
dispirited IT team. Reported to the company President.
MicroLink, LLC, Vienna, Virginia: Privately held award-winning provider of technology-enabled teamwork solutions for government agencies and Fortune 500 firms.
Vice President & Enterprise Solutions Architect, 2005 – 2006
Responsible for identifying, crafting, and marketing technical
solutions for industry-wide business requirements including
messaging and collaboration solutions, enterprise content management
& search solutions, and full-spectrum product development leadership
for four applications (complete software development life-cycle
management). Major customers included U.S. Secret Service,
U.S.
Department of Defense, General Motors, and
Cap Gemini. Reported to
the CEO.
Academic Sabbatical, 2003 – 2004: MBA in E-Business conferred December, 2005 upon completion of a Master’s Project with a 3.93 GPA.
Internosis, Inc., Arlington, VA: Privately held provider of Microsoft-centric products/services; subsequently acquired by EMC to become their Microsoft Professional Services division.
SVP for Business Internet Solutions,
Chief Strategy Officer,
Chief
Software Architect, 2000 – 2003
Role migrated from tactical to strategic as this 225-person
management-buyout start-up faced growth, lack of processes formerly
provided by their Parent Corporation, and challenges in responding
to rapid technology shifts and sector maturation. Led up to 12
direct and over 150 indirect reports as my role evolved with the
growing company. Major customers included U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Bank of New York,
Pfizer, and Verizon. Reported to the
CEO.
AppNet, Inc., Bethesda, MD: VC-backed provider of services, solutions and staffing for Fortune 500 firms focusing on e-commerce; acquired by Commerce One.
President, Microsoft e-Business Solutions Practice & Corporate VP, e-Commerce Services, 1998 - 2000
Crafted a technology strategy to support subsequent acquisitions
without undue interruption to the existing and newly acquired
organizations which ultimately led to two integrated architectures:
one focused on Microsoft-based technology and one focused on other
technologies. Promoted to general divisional leadership of the
Microsoft-centric technology and services component of the company.
Led up to 20 direct and up to 200 indirect reports as the company
grew from a headcount of 50. Major customers: Ford Motor Company,
Xerox, Government Technology Services, Inc., and the
Wedding
Channel. Reported to the CEO.
Judd’s OnLine, Inc., Winchester, Virginia: Wholly owned subsidiary and online company that provided the emerging online publishing and e-commerce needs of the print publishing industry.
Founder & Senior VP Sales and Marketing, 1995 -1998
Founded the company as a work center within the IS department of
magazine and catalog printer Judd’s, Inc. while serving as corporate
Vice President for Information Services. Managed 30-person,
multi-million-dollar publishing vertical. Major customers:
Martha
Stewart (exclusive site builder from launch through 2001),
EBWorld, American
Diabetes Association, Society for
Human Resource Management, and The Salvation Army.
Judd’s, Inc., Strasburg, VA: A $300M magazine/catalog printer; acquired by Perry Graphic Communication and subsequently by RR Donnelley.
VP Information Services, Board of Directors, 1994 — 1997
Identified and developed the technology strategy, infrastructure,
processes, and team needed to turn a $150M/year, 129-year-old
magazine and catalog printer using manual printing processes into a
near totally digital process-based sector leader, Major customers
included: Time Warner,
Newsweek, The Economist,
Billboard
Publications, and Fast Company.
MILITARY: Lieutenant, U.S. Navy (Retired) in strategic and tactical reconnaissance (inactive Top Secret clearance with access to Specially Compartmented Information - TS/SCI), Acquisition Program Manager for HQ, Naval Air Systems Command.
Richard L. Warren
330 Main Street
PO Box 335
Wilsons Mills, NC 27593
(919) 300-0109 office
(919) 300-0040 home
(757) 374-4160 cell
(919) 882-1702 fax
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