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Principal @ John L. Craig Consulting, LLC Omaha, NebraskaDirector of Global Sales Operations-Infrastructure @ Lindsay Corporation Provided leadership to teams and developed a plan to improve delivery of advanced transportation solutions, grow revenues, and profit. From June 2019 to August 2019 (3 months) Omaha, NebraskaPrincipal @ John L. Craig Consulting, LLC Provided consulting to shape and execute...

Principal @ John L. Craig Consulting, LLC Omaha, NebraskaDirector of Global Sales Operations-Infrastructure @ Lindsay Corporation Provided leadership to teams and developed a plan to improve delivery of advanced transportation solutions, grow revenues, and profit. From June 2019 to August 2019 (3 months) Omaha, NebraskaPrincipal @ John L. Craig Consulting, LLC Provided consulting to shape and execute transportation and infrastructure business strategy for states, cities, counties, and start-ups. From July 2015 to May 2019 (3 years 11 months) Omaha, NESenior Vice President @ Kirkham Michael Provided leadership as the Nebraska Operations Manager. Projects included transportation, infrastructure, and environment. From November 2015 to December 2015 (2 months) NebraskaVice President and Program Director @ HDR Principal-in-Charge of a Fluor-HDR Joint Venture (organized as a separate operating company called the Oregon Bridge Delivery Partners or OBDP) to turn-around and deliver a $1.3 billion complex mega-program to repair or replace hundreds of Oregon bridges. Program established a blueprint for sustainable infrastructure and improving mobility, economy and environment while getting a positive return on investment. Program completed on schedule, under budget, with 70 awards and outstanding relationships with partners, stakeholders and the State of Oregon. From June 2009 to June 2015 (6 years 1 month) OregonDirector-State Engineer, Nebraska Department of Transportation (Roads) @ Nebraska Department of Transportation Led a state agency in providing a safe, reliable, efficient, environmentally compatible, multimodal transportation system for the movement of people and goods. Developed and implemented the first Long-range Statewide Transportation Plan, performance metrics, and annual report. Branded the department as a “Performance-based Transportation Agency” and “Partners in Transportation”. From January 1999 to June 2009 (10 years 6 months) NebraskaGovernor's Cabinet @ State of Nebraska As a member of the Governor’s Cabinet, developed policies, plans, and budgets to shape and implement strategies for the citizens of Nebraska. Collaborated with state, local, and federal agencies, congressional delegation, state legislature, other elected officials, interest groups, businesses, other states and the public on issues of vital interest. From January 1999 to June 2009 (10 years 6 months) Lincoln, Nebraska AreaExecutive Director @ Associated General Contractors of America Led a statewide association of heavy civil construction contractors to improve business operations, membership, lobbying, and strategic plans and execution. From October 1998 to December 1998 (3 months) Lincoln, Nebraska AreaDeputy Commander and Division Engineer, Missouri River Division, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, @ US Army Corps of Engineers Led teams of soldiers and civilians in providing civil works, environmental, nation assistance, security, and defense projects around the world, including Europe, Asia, former Soviet Union, Africa, continental United States, and Alaska. Projects included roads, bridges, airfield/helipads, ports, dams, lakes, levees, navigable waterways, environmental mitigation/permits, and others. Final assignment was Deputy Commander and Division Engineer, Missouri River Division, responsible for the Kansas City and Omaha Districts, 11 states and the Missouri River Basin and consolidating it into a new Northwestern Division responsible for 15 states, Columbia River and Missouri River Basins, Kansas City, Omaha, Walla Walla, Portland, and Seattle Districts. From August 1995 to August 1998 (3 years 1 month) Omaha, NebraskaUS Army Corps of Engineers @ US Army Corps of Engineers Service included leading two construction companies, the largest heavy engineer equipment maintenance facility in the Army for over 500 pieces of construction equipment, fleet management 5,000 pieces of heavy equipment in Europe, fixed and float bridge operations, cartographic operations, heavy engineer equipment mechanics training, skilled craft training for horizontal, vertical, and utility construction, operations across Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, Human Resources Officer, Resource Management Officer (Controller) for a engineering research laboratory complex, research and development engineer/scientist, advisor to engineer organizations, political asylum for foreign nationals, Korean Augmentation to the United States Army unit (KATUSA: 50% Korean and 50% US soldiers), and Director of the Prudhoe Bay Oilfield Project Environmental Monitoring Program.1995-1998 Dep Commander and Division Engineer, Missouri River Division1994-1995 Dep Brigade Commander, 130th Engineer Bde, V Corps, Germany1992-1994 Operations Officer, 130th Engineer Bde, V Corps1990-1992 Director, Combat Arms Division, Readiness Gp Seneca, New York1988-1990 Executive Officer, 6th Engineer Bn, 6th ID, Alaska1987-1988 Commander, 562d Engineer Co, 6th ID1986-1987 Student, US Army Command and General Staff College, Kansas1985-1986 Controller, Waterways Experiment Station, Mississippi1984-1985 Researcher, Waterways Experiment Station1983-1984 Student, University of Alaska-Fairbanks1980-1983 Research Engineer, Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, Fairbanks, Alaska1980 Personnel Officer, 44th Engineer Bn, 2d Engineer Gp, Korea1979-1980 Commander, B Co, 44th Engineer Bn, 2d Engineer Gp1979 Commander, C Co, 44th Engineer Bn, 2d Engineer Gp1978-1979 Operations Officer, 4th Bn, 2d Brigade, Missouri1977-1978 Commander, B Co, 3d Bn, 2d Brigade1976-1977 Commander, C Co, 3d Bn, 2d Brigade1975-1976 Training Officer, C Co, 3d Bn, 2d Brigade From May 1975 to August 1995 (20 years 4 months) Europe, Asia, Africa, former Soviet Union, U. 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