MOORE CORPORATION, Lake Forest, Illinois
• Group Leader, Professional Services (1996-1998).
First member and then group leader of professional business communications consulting services for new division focusing on serving Fortune 500TM clients’ strategic document management and business communication requirements.
• Consult on document management outsource projects and contracts ranging in value from $ 60 to 500 million over terms of 2-10 years. Work on major accounts including KeyCorp, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Royal Bank, GTE, AT&T, Lucent, United HealthCare, Aetna, Kaiser Permanente, and Australia Government Printing Services.
• Develop consulting methodologies, develop virtual consulting arrangements with partners, participate in development of the business plan. Lead teams developing contract specification and terms, coordinate due diligence team formation and manage large order management software specification and development projects.

UNITED MEDIA CORPORATION (UMC), Houston, Texas
• Vice President, Business Services and Consulting (1994-1996). Managed P&L and contract relationships for over $22 million in multi-year graphics management and consulting contracts. Lead executive responsible for the startup, business registration, and arrangement for professional services within the United Kingdom, United Media's first international branch office. Company now owned by Bowne Financial Services.
• Outsourced Sprint Corporation’s graphics and printing services. Developed a UMC managed outsourcing contract and opened near-site production office. Implementation of this contract saved Sprint over $700,000 during first year of $5 million contract.
• Expanded relationship with Enron Corp. Reviewed graphic production operations at Enron Capital & Trade Resources and managed transition of Enron Corporate Graphics Department into United Media Corporation outsource contract. Developed strategically focused sales and operations forecasting tools to report to customer. Annual savings to Enron, over $650,000. Value to UMC $6 million.
• Re-engineered Bayer Bess Vanderwalker Advertising. Coordinated workflow analysis, network systems review, security audit, and coordinated team that rework the agency’s media production standards and use of graphics technology. Annual savings to customer estimated at over $4 million. Value to UMC $2 million.
• Created United Media's Media 2000™ brand and marketing strategy.
Planned and named integrated package of consulting services, graphics management and technology products designed to modernize corporate workflow and electronic forms and document management. This service is currently installed or under implementation in 80% of United Media's key contracts.

THE METHODIST HOSPITAL SYSTEM, Houston, Texas
• Manager, Visual Communications (1985-1994).
Consolidated and managed The Methodist Hospital Visual Communications Department. Planned and managed the merger, growth, and automation of printing, graphics, photography and television into a cohesive cross-trained staff of thirty professionals, billing $2.5 million annually and meeting budget goals eight consecutive years.
• Replaced and enhanced Methodist Hospital Cable TV System.
Developed project plan and coordinated multiple vendors to build a $1.2 million CCTV system serving 1,527 patient beds, with 35 channels of off-air programming, premium entertainment, patient education, and teleconferencing services using state-of-the-art addressable technology. Completed project on time and $200,000 under budget.
• Networked Methodist Hospital Graphic Design and Production System.
Developed networked system of Macintosh, IBM, SGI, and Genigraphics computers to automate the production of slides, graphic design, video editing, 3D animation and pre-press functions. This network allowed for 200% growth over four years with no additional staffing.

BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
DEPT. OF REHABILITATION, Houston, Texas
• Coordinator, Materials Development Program (1980-1985).
Managed a $500,000 federal grant to produce slide/sound, multimedia and video programs for the National Institute for Handicapped Research. Designed and implemented the production, marketing, evaluation, and distribution system for these rehabilitation education programs. Produced Mended Dreams videotape that was broadcast on PBS.
• Director, Photographic and Audio Visual Services (1979-1985).
Managed $325,000 budget department with 7 staff handling photography, audio, graphic, and video production for clinical, research, and educational applications in the field of medical rehabilitation.
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION DEPARTMENT, Houston, Texas
• Medical Photographer (1976-1979). General Photographer (1975-1976), Photographic Technician (1974-1975).
Documented medical research encompassing still and motion photography of surgery including work for Dr. Michael E. DeBakey during his ground-breaking research with artificial hearts and transplants. Developed standardized methods for photographing fungi and other samples used for the Dermatology National Board Exams.
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Bachelors of Art in Journalism,
Magna Cum Laude, Honors in Major, 3.76 GPA (May 1993).
Honors Thesis: Effects of Multimedia In Health Science Communications

Registered Biological Photographer, (R.B.P.)
Professional certification of Biological Photographic Association.
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Biological Photographic Association
National meeting subcommittee chairman 1993; chapter delegate 1979, 1984, 1987; and technical conference coordinator for national meeting 1984.

Texas Chapter, Biological Photographic Association
Chapter Chairman 1984-1987; Chapter Vice-chairman 1983-1984; board member 1982, 1983, 1988; and meeting coordinator for nine major state-wide meetings, two combined meetings with the Texas Society of Electron Microscopists, and one combined meeting with the Association of Multi-Image.

Society of Photographers in Industry
President 1980, Vice-President 1979, Treasurer 1978 and ex-officio board member 1981. Updated financial systems for organization.

Health Sciences Communications Association
Coordinated Job Tracking and Billing Workshop 1993 and taught Leadership Skills Workshop in 1988.

Xplor, ACM/SIGGRAPH, and National Computer Graphics Association
Past or current member.
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• Howard Eilers, Associate Professor of Journalism, Texas A&M University, 230 Reed McDonald, College Station, Texas 77843-4111; (409) 845-4685.
• Clay Garner, Executive Vice President, Hazelden, Inc., 15245 Pleasant Valley Road, Center City, Minnesota; (651) 213-4202.
• Sallie Rawlings, Vice President of System Communications, The Methodist Hospital System, 6565 Fannin Street, Houston, Texas 77030; (713) 793-1400. (returns to office 7/29/96)
• Richard Hoggatt, President, Stage Directions, Inc., 7026 Old Katy Road, Suite 107, Houston Texas 77024; (713) 863-7469.
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• Speeding up the Mess, Automating Your Department’s Job Tracking and Billing System, Health Science Communications Association, National Meeting, Houston, Texas, April 23, 1993.
• Leadership Skills for the Year 2000, Health Sciences Communications Association National Meeting, San Diego, California, May 13, 1988.
• Registered Biological Photographers Study Workshop, at The Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas, April-July, 1988; and at The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, Houston, Texas, June-August, 1981.
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• Advanced Photography, ten-week course, The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, 1982.
• Beginning Photography, ten week course, The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, 1979, 1980.
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Managing Editor, Texas Scientific Communicators’ News, 1984-1987.

Articles for Society of Photographers in Industry Newsletter: Experimentation in Industrial Photography, 1977, Photography of Fungi in One Inch Test Tubes for Samples in the Dermatology National Boards, 1978, Industrial Photographers as Problem Solvers, 1978.

Feature Photographers Series for the Society of Photographers in Industry Newsletter: Bob Yeargin Photography, 1977, Houston Police Department, 1977, Feature Photographers, Aubrey Stuart, 1977.
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Virtual Outsourcing, Speaker Panel Chair, On-Demand Document Management Conference. NYC, New York, 1999.

The Role of the Professional Services, Major Account Executive Workshops, Chicago, Illinois and Hartford, Connecticut, 1997.

Managing your Major Account Executive, Moore Corp. Strategic Consulting Workshop, Chicago, Illinois 1997.

Outsourcing Partnerships: A Two-way Street, CPE Family Conference, Workshop/Lecture for CPA’s, Galveston, Texas, 1996

Perceptions About Multimedia in Health Science Communications, World Congress of Biomedical Communications, Orlando, Florida, 1994.

Computer Interactive Desktop Presentation: Visual Communications Tour, System Communications Quarterly Division Meeting, Houston, Texas 1990; Texas Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, Houston, Texas, 1991; and Texas A&M University Computer Center Seminar, College Station, Texas, 1991.

Leadership: You Are The One, Texas Medical Association Auxiliary, Fall Planning Seminar, Austin, Texas, 1989.

Effective Use of Power, Texas Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, Houston, Texas, 1988.

Hypermedia: Are You Ready?, Society of Photographers in Industry Regional Symposium, Houston, Texas, 1988.

Overview of Visual Communications and Copyright Law, Central Education Department staff meeting, Houston, Texas, 1988. Orientation of The Methodist Hospital management staff, Quarterly 1990 to 1993.

Update on the Cable Television Network, Department Managers Group, The Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas, 1988.

Leadership, Health Sciences Communicator’s Association Range Chapter Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, 1987; and Biological Photographic Association National Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June, 1987.

Computer Graphic Services for the Physician, Active Medical Staff quarterly meeting, The Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas, 1987.

Script Writing and Story Boarding on the Computer, Association of Multi-Image, Houston, Texas, 1986.

Magic: Your Medical Photography Department, Department Managers Group, The Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas, 1986; Texas Chapter , Biological Photographic Association, Houston, Texas, 1986.

Problems in Production of Documentary Video on Location, Texas Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, Houston, Texas, 1984.

Medical Photography as a Profession, Houston Photographic Society, 1983; and Boy Scouts of America, Troop 55, Houston, Texas, 1981, 1983.

Your Materials Development Program, The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, Houston, Texas, 1981, 1982.
Orientation to Photographic and Audio Visual Services, The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, Houston, Texas, 1981-1985.

Managing a Public Relations Multi-Image Presentation, Texas Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, Dallas, Texas, 1980.

Motorized Photography for the Biomedical Photographer, Texas Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, San Antonio, Texas, 1980.

Effective Use of Your Medical Photography Department, The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, Department of Physical Therapy, Houston, Texas, 1980.

Effective Use of the 35mm Slide, The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research, First Thursday Presentation, Houston, Texas, 1979.
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• First Place, Partners in Prevention, Health Science Communications Association National Media Festival, 1993.
• Honorable Mention, Methodist From a Patient’s Point of View, Biological Photographic Association National Media Festival, 1993.
• First Place, Visual Communications Price Guide, Methodist Birth Certificate, Texas Graphic Excellence Awards, Association of Printing Industries of the Gulf Coast, 1992.
• Manager of the Month, The Methodist Hospital, July, 1987.
• Second Place, Leadership, presentation to Biological Photographic Association National Meeting, 1987.
• Finalist, America Needs All Its Citizens, Texas Governor’s Committee for Employment of the Handicapped, Media Awards, Finalist, 1984.
• Second Place, Health Sciences Communicator’s Association and Biological Photographic Association Combined National Meeting, 1984.
• Three Honorable Mentions, American Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Film Festival, 1980.
• Special Recognition for Outstanding Contribution, Medical Illustration, Baylor College of Medicine, 1977.
• First Place, Monochrome General Photography, SW Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, 1977.
• First Place, Color General Photography, SW Chapter, Biological Photographic Association, 1977.
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Butera’s, Wildlife and Nature Photography 1984, 1985.

Butera’s, Black and White Nature Photography, 1983.

KUHF-PBS broadcast of videotape, Mended Dreams, 1982.

Houston First Savings and Loan, 1979.

Toni Jones Gallery, 1979.

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• Aetna, Hartford, Connecticut
• AT&T, Lucent, Basking Ridge, New Jersey
• Australia Government Printing Services, Melbourne, Australia; Canberra, Australia
• Autodesk, Inc., San Rafael, California
• Baker Design, Houston, Texas
• Banker’s Life & Casualty Company, Chicago, Illinois
• Bayer Bess Vanderwarker Advertising, Chicago, Illinois
• Boise Cascade Corp., DeRidder, Louisiana
• Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Toronto, Canada
• Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Houston, Texas
• Enron Corp., Enron Capital & Trade, Houston, Texas; London, England
• Fingers Furniture Company, Houston, Texas
• GTE, Houston, Texas
• Houston Academy of Medicine/Texas Medical Center Jones Library, Houston, Texas
• Kaiser, Los Angeles, California
• KeyCorp, Key Services, Cleveland, Ohio
• Kinko’s, Inc., Ventura, California
• Lexmark Corp., Lexington, Kentucky
• Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, California
• Rice University, Houston, Texas
• Rockefeller University, New York City, New York
• Royal Bank, Toronto, Canada
• Sprint Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri
• U.S. Builders, Inc., Houston, Texas
• United HealthCare, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Hartford, Connecticut
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