Dan has significant experience working for boutique Consultant Companies and Engineering firms in the USA, and Europe. His background includes the leadership of software development, package selection, and implementations of significant e-commerce, ERP, and Warehouse Management Systems (WMS). His most recent accomplishments include:

Reduction of language translation costs for software program localization from the German to the American automotive market.

Integration of a manufacturing control software package to SAP to support US-based automotive OEMs.

Management of the release of the Shipment Visibility component of the Business-to-Business software for a major supplier of 3PL software

Implementation planning of a WMS software package for a national retail shoe distribution outlet.

Management of the design and implementation of a system that provided financial reporting of merchandising, shipment, and procurement activities to the Chief Financial Officer CFO in Executive Dashboard form.

Implementation management of Merchandising and WMS software systems at a North-East US Apparel Distributor.

Management of the application of lean manufacturing techniques such as KanBan, Continuous Improvement, Agile Process Control, and relocating product differentiation.

Dan has a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics from The University of Cincinnati and an Associate in Arts from Broome Community College of the State University of New York with a specialty in Language. He has held offices in several professional organizations including the Council of Logistics Management (CLM) now known as the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), the Palmetto Chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI), and the Retail Special Interest Group (SIG) of the PMI.
Dan also performs volunteer work for the Upstate South Carolina Chapter of the American Red Cross, the Chinese Software Professional's Organization (CSPA) of California, and the Upstate Entrepreneurs Forum.