A career shaped across every side of the maritime industry, this professional brings more than 40 years of experience spanning ship construction, repair and overhaul, vessel operations, and marine equipment development. His background includes leadership of large-scale shipyard operations, where he oversaw new construction and complex conversion projects for both commercial and military vessels, along with responsibility for business development and operational strategy. He has also served as an owner’s representative on multi-vessel construction programs and contributed to the design and conversion of ships supporting military logistics operations.

Earlier experience sailing as a licensed engineering officer, combined with work for vessel owners, operators, and equipment manufacturers, provides a practical understanding of ship systems from both operational and technical perspectives. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine and Electrical Engineering, a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, and a Master of Science in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. Additional training includes business coursework, executive education, and leadership development programs, as well as licensure as a U.S. Coast Guard engineering officer.

Now working in a consulting capacity, he advises on shipyard practices, project execution, vessel construction and repair, and maritime operations. He has also participated in legal matters involving ship repair, shipyard performance, vessel construction, and related maritime industry issues, including expert witness engagements.