Volunteer Activities

 

 

  • Director, National Center for Community Relations (2007 to present)
  • Founder, Director, Green Up USA (2007 to present)
  • Advisor, Albion Campus Foundation (2004 to present)
  • Founder, Director, National Association of Communication Systems Engineers (1996 to present)
  • Youth Mentor, Smoky Hill United Methodist Church (2004 to 2007)
  • Past President and Treasurer, Product Development Management Association, Rocky Mountains Chapter (2003 to 2005)
  • Coach, Basketball, Aurora City League (1999 – 2004)
  • Industry Advisory Council, University of Colorado at Denver, College of Engineering (1996 – 2001)
  • Board of Directors, President Elect, Technology Transfer Society (1995 to 1998). 
  • Founder, Program Director, President, Colorado Chapter of the Technology Transfer Society (1992 to 1995)
  • Advisor, Colorado Advanced Technology Institute (1992 – 1996)
  • Advisor, University at Buffalo, Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (1992-1997)
  • Organizing Committee - Annual Meeting, Technology Transfer Society, (1991)
  • Co-founder and Member, Colorado Technology Action Consortium, a collaboration of technology organizations, universities and government agencies in pursuing federal grant funding (1991 - 1992)
  • Steering Committee, U.S. Small Business Administration, ACTION-EXPO 91, an economic development conference
  • Legal Counsel, Director, Rocky Mountain Inventor’s Congress (1982-1986) 
  • Trainer, U.S. Small Business Administration, Private Sector Initiative (1989)
  • Panelist, Denver Post Pro Forma (1987, 1988, 1989)
  • Panelist, MIT Forum of Colorado (1986, 1989)
  • Conference Planner, U.S. Small Business Administration, TEC-SPO 89, an economic development conference
  • Moderator, Colorado White House Conference on Small Business (1985)
  • Faculty, Computer Law Association Conference on Microcomputer Software Distribution (1985)
  • Chairman, Colorado Conference on Small Business and High Technology (1984)
  • Participant, IBM's Data Security Leader's Conference (1982)
  • Small Business Council, Denver Chamber of Commerce (1981 – 1986)

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