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+ | ==WFM Labs, Global / Remote (2023 – Present)== | ||
+ | An open source community building the future of workforce management and inventing the next-generation approach to successfully operating contact centers. | ||
− | + | '''Founder''' | |
− | + | * Established a grassroots community of professionals seeking to reinvent the next generation of WFM Practices | |
+ | * Designed, built and deployed core infrastructure including: | ||
+ | ** [https://wfmlabs.org Main website] | ||
+ | ** [https://wiki.wfmlabs.org Knowledge wiki] | ||
+ | ** [https://community.wfmlabs.org Community platform] | ||
+ | * Building collaborative tools including Monte Carlo simulators, forecast accuracy models, and maturity assessments | ||
+ | * Leading initiatives to reimagine contact center operations through next-generation frameworks and thought leadership | ||
− | == | + | ==Intradiem, Global / Remote (2022 – Present)== |
− | + | Intradiem is pioneering the use of AI solutions in contact centers to dramatically improve productivity, employee engagement and customer experience. | |
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− | + | '''Senior Vice President – Strategy & Business Enablement''' | |
− | * | + | * Lead industry strategy and product innovation efforts to transform workforce management practices across Fortune 500 contact centers |
− | * | + | * Leverage 20+ years operational experience to guide development of ML-based attrition prediction models and queuing automation solutions |
− | * | + | * Spearhead design and execution of workforce maturity models assessing capacity planning, simulation, employee engagement, and risk management |
− | + | * Partner with Fortune 500 clients including Allstate, Humana, Synchrony, and TD Bank to align automation solutions with operational challenges | |
− | + | * Author academic research including the Erlang-O paper addressing limitations in traditional workforce management models | |
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− | == | + | ==MetLife, Bridgewater, NJ (2013 – 2022)== |
− | + | MetLife is among the largest global providers of insurance, annuities, and employee benefit programs, with 90 million customers in over 60 countries. | |
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+ | '''Vice President – Global Customer Solutions''' | ||
+ | * Transformed MetLife's contact center operations into a world-class, JD Power-certified organization through innovation, automation, and shared service practices | ||
+ | * Led global optimization of contact centers by developing standards across: | ||
+ | ** Workforce management (WFM) | ||
+ | ** Analytics and reporting | ||
+ | ** Risk management | ||
+ | ** Quality assurance | ||
+ | ** Learning & development | ||
+ | ** Technology platform management | ||
+ | * Launched the Resource Optimization Center (ROC), advancing MetLife's WFM maturity through: | ||
+ | ** Real-time automation integration | ||
+ | ** Optimized training and coaching | ||
+ | ** Improved employee development | ||
+ | ** 300% ROI achievement | ||
+ | * Secured and led $18 million in strategic reinvestments to re-engineer: | ||
+ | ** WFM operations | ||
+ | ** Business intelligence | ||
+ | ** Performance management | ||
+ | ** Telephony technology | ||
+ | * Achieved JD Power recognition for Best in Class WFM practices | ||
− | = | + | ==Comcast Cable, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2007 – 2012)== |
− | + | The country's largest provider of cable services and one of the world's leading communications companies. | |
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− | + | '''Vice President – National Contact Center Operations''' | |
− | * | + | * Oversaw shared services for 70 internal centers and 8 outsourced partners serving over 300 million customer interactions annually |
− | * | + | * Managed $1.8B budget and 28,000 customer service agents |
− | * | + | * Achieved $20 million in annual savings through national IVR platform consolidation |
− | * | + | * Reduced third-party vendor costs by $15 million through IP agents and self-invoicing |
+ | * Deployed and managed four command centers staffed with 290 WFM professionals | ||
+ | * Developed strategic roadmap capturing $50 million in savings through workforce consolidation | ||
+ | * Designed and launched the Southern Division Resource Optimization Center (ROC) | ||
+ | * Established MediaWiki platform for WFM knowledge sharing: | ||
+ | ** 300 team members contributing | ||
+ | ** 2,700+ content pages | ||
+ | ** 750,000 page views | ||
− | = | + | ==Cleartel Communications, Delray Beach, Florida (2003 – 2007)== |
− | A | + | A Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) providing voice and data services nationally. |
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− | + | '''Vice President – Customer Service and Contact Center Operations''' | |
− | + | * Led integration of four CLEC acquisitions, consolidating offshore and onshore contact centers | |
− | == | + | * Achieved 40% reduction in live agent call volumes within prepaid product line |
− | + | * Increased agent productivity by 20% annually through performance metrics program | |
− | * | + | * Reduced employee turnover by 35% through improved hiring practices |
+ | * Lowered mean time to repair (MTTR) by 20% through NOC redesign | ||
+ | * Managed 270 employees across contact centers, NOC, and billing operations | ||
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+ | ==Genuity / GTE-Internetworking, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1998 – 2003)== | ||
+ | A top-tier Internet backbone provider offering high-speed Internet and networking services. | ||
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+ | '''Director – Wholesale Sales''' | ||
+ | * Led team selling IP transit services globally using AS1 (Autonomous System 1) backbone | ||
+ | * Secured major international clients including BBC Online, Sunrise Communications, Teledanmark | ||
+ | * Managed wholesale of IP services across IP transit, remote access, VoIP, and ATM services | ||
+ | * Achieved President's Club Award for highest ratio of sales to operating costs | ||
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+ | ==Data Plus, Manitowoc, Wisconsin (1993 – 1996)== | ||
+ | A full-service firm providing computer network, technical support, and Internet solutions. | ||
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+ | '''Account Manager''' | ||
+ | * Established first commercial ISP in Manitowoc and Sheboygan Counties | ||
+ | * Configured and managed core ISP infrastructure: | ||
+ | ** BSD OS | ||
+ | ** Sendmail | ||
+ | ** DNS Servers | ||
+ | ** Livingston Routers | ||
+ | * Led commercial network design and implementation | ||
+ | * Developed early e-commerce and web solutions |
Latest revision as of 10:23, 23 October 2024
Contents
- 1 Professional Experience
- 1.1 WFM Labs, Global / Remote (2023 – Present)
- 1.2 Intradiem, Global / Remote (2022 – Present)
- 1.3 MetLife, Bridgewater, NJ (2013 – 2022)
- 1.4 Comcast Cable, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2007 – 2012)
- 1.5 Cleartel Communications, Delray Beach, Florida (2003 – 2007)
- 1.6 Genuity / GTE-Internetworking, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1998 – 2003)
- 1.7 Data Plus, Manitowoc, Wisconsin (1993 – 1996)
Professional Experience
WFM Labs, Global / Remote (2023 – Present)
An open source community building the future of workforce management and inventing the next-generation approach to successfully operating contact centers.
Founder
- Established a grassroots community of professionals seeking to reinvent the next generation of WFM Practices
- Designed, built and deployed core infrastructure including:
- Building collaborative tools including Monte Carlo simulators, forecast accuracy models, and maturity assessments
- Leading initiatives to reimagine contact center operations through next-generation frameworks and thought leadership
Intradiem, Global / Remote (2022 – Present)
Intradiem is pioneering the use of AI solutions in contact centers to dramatically improve productivity, employee engagement and customer experience.
Senior Vice President – Strategy & Business Enablement
- Lead industry strategy and product innovation efforts to transform workforce management practices across Fortune 500 contact centers
- Leverage 20+ years operational experience to guide development of ML-based attrition prediction models and queuing automation solutions
- Spearhead design and execution of workforce maturity models assessing capacity planning, simulation, employee engagement, and risk management
- Partner with Fortune 500 clients including Allstate, Humana, Synchrony, and TD Bank to align automation solutions with operational challenges
- Author academic research including the Erlang-O paper addressing limitations in traditional workforce management models
MetLife, Bridgewater, NJ (2013 – 2022)
MetLife is among the largest global providers of insurance, annuities, and employee benefit programs, with 90 million customers in over 60 countries.
Vice President – Global Customer Solutions
- Transformed MetLife's contact center operations into a world-class, JD Power-certified organization through innovation, automation, and shared service practices
- Led global optimization of contact centers by developing standards across:
- Workforce management (WFM)
- Analytics and reporting
- Risk management
- Quality assurance
- Learning & development
- Technology platform management
- Launched the Resource Optimization Center (ROC), advancing MetLife's WFM maturity through:
- Real-time automation integration
- Optimized training and coaching
- Improved employee development
- 300% ROI achievement
- Secured and led $18 million in strategic reinvestments to re-engineer:
- WFM operations
- Business intelligence
- Performance management
- Telephony technology
- Achieved JD Power recognition for Best in Class WFM practices
Comcast Cable, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2007 – 2012)
The country's largest provider of cable services and one of the world's leading communications companies.
Vice President – National Contact Center Operations
- Oversaw shared services for 70 internal centers and 8 outsourced partners serving over 300 million customer interactions annually
- Managed $1.8B budget and 28,000 customer service agents
- Achieved $20 million in annual savings through national IVR platform consolidation
- Reduced third-party vendor costs by $15 million through IP agents and self-invoicing
- Deployed and managed four command centers staffed with 290 WFM professionals
- Developed strategic roadmap capturing $50 million in savings through workforce consolidation
- Designed and launched the Southern Division Resource Optimization Center (ROC)
- Established MediaWiki platform for WFM knowledge sharing:
- 300 team members contributing
- 2,700+ content pages
- 750,000 page views
Cleartel Communications, Delray Beach, Florida (2003 – 2007)
A Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) providing voice and data services nationally.
Vice President – Customer Service and Contact Center Operations
- Led integration of four CLEC acquisitions, consolidating offshore and onshore contact centers
- Achieved 40% reduction in live agent call volumes within prepaid product line
- Increased agent productivity by 20% annually through performance metrics program
- Reduced employee turnover by 35% through improved hiring practices
- Lowered mean time to repair (MTTR) by 20% through NOC redesign
- Managed 270 employees across contact centers, NOC, and billing operations
Genuity / GTE-Internetworking, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1998 – 2003)
A top-tier Internet backbone provider offering high-speed Internet and networking services.
Director – Wholesale Sales
- Led team selling IP transit services globally using AS1 (Autonomous System 1) backbone
- Secured major international clients including BBC Online, Sunrise Communications, Teledanmark
- Managed wholesale of IP services across IP transit, remote access, VoIP, and ATM services
- Achieved President's Club Award for highest ratio of sales to operating costs
Data Plus, Manitowoc, Wisconsin (1993 – 1996)
A full-service firm providing computer network, technical support, and Internet solutions.
Account Manager
- Established first commercial ISP in Manitowoc and Sheboygan Counties
- Configured and managed core ISP infrastructure:
- BSD OS
- Sendmail
- DNS Servers
- Livingston Routers
- Led commercial network design and implementation
- Developed early e-commerce and web solutions