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02
Jun
Date June 2, 2026

11362 Senior Aviation Specialist

Senior Aviation Specialist – Aircraft Broker, Regulatory Compliance Investigator

Professional Experience

RTI Group, LLC – Annapolis, MD. Senior Aviation Consultant – Maintenance and Operations. May 2014 to Present.

DavinAir LLC Aircraft Brokerage – Spanaway, Washington. Owner / Aircraft Broker December 2013 to Present.

  • Operate an Aircraft Brokerage business. Assist aircraft sellers in getting their aircraft to market. Answer all inquiries from prospective buyers. Show the aircraft to prospective buyers. Arrange for the aircraft to have a Pre-Purchase Inspection. Assist in the closing of the purchase by Arranging money transfers, as need, and complete all FAA paperwork.

  • Perform Aircraft Acquisitions where I find aircraft for buyers.

  • Manage three broker team.

  • Sold 45 aircraft


Alaska Airlines – Seattle, WA, June 2010 - Present.

  • FAA Liaison, Regulatory Compliance Investigator Perform investigations for FAA Letters of Investigation and Self- Disclosures. Perform FAA liaison duties.

  • Represent the Maintenance and Engineering division in the creation and implementation of the Safety Management System (SMS). Member of the ASAP Event

  • Review Committee, team member on the FAA Airworthiness Directive Aviation Rulemaking Committee.


Alaska Airlines – Seattle, WA, June 2000 – June 2010.

  • Quality Assurance Auditor (June 2000 – June 2010) Assisted in converting the existing CASS auditing program into an ATOS based program. Team member on the rewrite of the auditing manual. Team member on the conversion of the General Maintenance Manual to a General Procedures Manual. Perform scheduled audits, as assigned, on all facets of the maintenance and engineering system. Perform Substantial Maintenance Vendor audits. Performed line station fuel quality audits.


TRAINING RECEIVED

FAA Air Transport Oversight System, FAA System Safety, FAA CFR

145 Repair Station Oversight, Continuing Analysis and Surveillance

System, Causal Factors in Investigations, Fundamentals of Leadership,

Human Factors in Maintenance, TapRoot Root Cause Investigation, ASQ

After the Quality Audit, ISO 9001:2000 Internal Quality Systems Lead

Auditor. CASE 2A Fuel Facility Audit, Project Management, SMS.

Boeing Maintenance Error Decision Aid, Aircraft Accident

Investigation, Aircraft Maintenance Investigation, Human factory in

Accident Investigation, Investigation Management, Advanced Aircraft

Accident investigation.

  • AAR Aircraft Services – Meridian Oklahoma City, OK, October 1992 – May 2000.

  • Quality Assurance Auditor (August 1998 - May 2000)


Helped Set up an auditing program for AAR. Duties included performing Audits on all facets of the repair station operation. Performed Lead Auditor duties for AAR’s ISO 9002:1994 program.

  • Quality Control Lead Inspector (October 1994 - August 1998)


Duties included supervising inspectors and preparing paperwork for the customer.

  • Quality Control Inspector (October 1992 - October 1994)


Inspected Aircraft that came in for “A” “B” “C” “D” check inspections.  Performed “Buy-Back” inspections on assigned aircraft. Performed CPCP and Aging Aircraft inspections. Accomplished borescope inspections on P/W JT8D 219 engines. Inspected serviceable parts that were removed from aircraft being dissembled for salvage.

  • AIRCRAFT INSPECTED


Boeing 707, 727, 737 747, McDonnell Douglas MD-80, DC-9

  • TRAINING RECEIVED


ISO 9000 Implementation workshop, ISO 9000 Auditor workshop,

ISO 9000 Lead Auditor Course, ISO 9000 Audit Preparation

40hr 727, 40hr MD-80/90, 40hr P&W JT3D

  • Business Air – Wiley Post Airport Bethany, OK, July 1991 – October 1992

  • Director of Maintenance ( July 1991-October 1992)


Helped set up maintenance program for expanding flight school. Ensured the flight school aircraft were kept in a quality state of maintenance. Performed annual inspections. Inspected aircraft after major repairs or alterations. Taught an Airframe and Powerplant Oral & Practical prep cores

  • FLIGHT SCHOOL AIRCRAFT


2 Beechcraft Duches's, 2 Piper Senaca's, 4 Piper Tomahawk's, 1 Piper Arrow.

  • AAR Oklahoma – Meridian Oklahoma City, OK – September 1987 – July 1991

  • Quality Control Inspector (September 1987 - July 1991)


Inspected aircraft that came in for “A” “B” “C” “D” check inspections. Inspected aircraft for modification programs. Responsible for quality control of work performed on assigned aircraft. Performed STC conformity inspections. Participated in numerous test flights and engine run-ups.

  • AIRCRAFT INSPECTED


BAe Jetstream 3101, BAe 146, Doriner 228, Shorts SD3-60,

Fokker F-27, ATR-42, De Havilland Dash-7, De Havilland Dash-8.

  • TRAINING RECEIVED.


40hr BAe 146, 40hr BAe Jetstream, 40hr ATR-42, 40hr Dornier 228,

40hr De Havilland Dash-7.

  • AAR Western Skyways – Troutdale, OK – June 1986 – August 1987

  • Aircraft Engine Assembly (March 1987 - August 1987)


Assembled aircraft engines as assigned.

  • Aircraft Engine Inspection (September 1986 - March 1987)


Ensured aircraft engines were within new parts limits prior to assembly.

  • Aircraft Engine Teardown (June 1986 - September 1986)


Dissembled aircraft engines as assigned.

POINTS OF INTEREST

Received Airframe & Powerplant Certificate 1986.

Received Inspection Authorization Certificate 1989.

Started my own business in 1991 performing annual inspections.

Performed contract maintenance and inspections for: Elsinore

Aerospace, FAA-AVN 300 and US Marshals Service.

Maintained maintenance records for a FAR Part 135 Lear Jet Operator.

Taught an Inspection Authorization Prep course.

Substitute instructor at Metro Tech Aviation Career Center.

Started an Aircraft Brokerage Business 2013
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Author Josh Reynolds
02
Jun
Date June 2, 2026

11361 Senior Biomechanical

Senior biomechanical and mechanical engineering expert with extensive experience in biomechanics, kinematics and dynamics, stress analysis, product failure, engineering design, rapid prototyping, and non-destructive testing. Holds advanced degrees in mechanical engineering and has built a distinguished career in higher education, research, and applied engineering.

Professional experience includes leadership and faculty roles at Old Dominion University, along with research appointments connected to NASA Langley Research Center and The Ohio State University. Teaching and research have spanned dynamics, mechanical design, computer-aided design, finite element analysis, and mechanism synthesis.

Contributions include peer-reviewed publications, patents, funded research, and interdisciplinary projects involving biomechanics, transportation systems, advanced manufacturing, medical devices, and simulation-based engineering. Recognized for excellence in teaching, innovation, and research, with honors including national awards and fellowship status in ASME.




EDUCATION

B. S.-Magna Cum laude- (Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering), June 1984

State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, N.Y.

M. S. (Mechanical Engineering), September 1986

State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, N.Y.

Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering), June 1992

The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

 

EXPERIENCE:

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Chair (2012-2022)

 

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Professor (2009-present)

 

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Associate Professor (1998-2009)

 

NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship , May 1996 - Aug. 1996

Structural Dynamics Branch, NASA Langley Research Center

*Working on the Design/Analysis of an orifice for a landing gear.

 

NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship , May 1995 - Aug. 1995

Structural Dynamics Branch, NASA Langley Research Center

*Worked on the simulation of the landing gear of the High Speed Civil Transport.

 

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Assistant Professor (1992-1998)

 

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Post Doctoral, June 1992 - September 1992

Lecturer for a senior design project class. Responsible for assigning projects, guiding

students, and assigning course grades.

 

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Instructor, September 1988- June 1992

Instructor for three junior level mechanical design courses. Responsible for all course work

including examination, development, and course grade assignments.

 

TEACHING:

ME 205 Dynamics

ME433 Mechanical Engineering Design II

ME 435 Project Design and Management II – Supervised over 60 projects.

ME 441 Computer Aided Design of Mechanical Systems

ME 431/531 Mechanism Analysis & Design

ME 655 Advanced Design (New Course),

ME 638 Kinematic Analysis-Mechanisms

ME 670 Engineering Software & Finite Element Analysis

ME 747/847 Kinematic Synthesis-Mechanisms (Major Modifications)

 

SOME OF THE GRANTS AWARDED

• Military Sealift Command (MSC), NAVSEA 05T, FY 2022-2023, National

Shipbuilding Research Program, Technology Insertion of Shore-based Additive

Manufacturing (AM) in Support of MSC, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Austal

USA, Old Dominion University (ODU), ODU Co-P.I. ($376,962.00), Project total

$938,071.00.

• Army Contracting Command – Aberdeen Proving Ground – Research Triangle

Park Division on behalf of Department of Defense HBCU/MSI Equipment and

Instrumentation Program, Expeditionary 3D Printing Capability to Enhance Naval

Readiness and Training, Co-P.I., 2019, $311,450.00.

• National Institute of Aerospace, Advanced Manufacturing Methods for Composite

Airframes, P.I., 1/1/2019-6/30/2021, $42,451.

• National Science Foundation, Opportunities in Manufacturing of Advanced Materials

for Second Career Seeking Students, Co P.I., 10/1/2018-9/30/2023, $1,000,000.

 

• National Institute of Aerospace, Advanced Manufacturing Methods for Composite

Airframes, 1/1/2019-12/31/2019, P.I., $19,000.

• National Science Foundation, Opportunities in Manufacturing of Advanced Materials

for Second Career Seeking Students, 10/1/2018-9/30/2023, Co P.I., $1,000,000.

• National Institute of Aerospace, Advanced Manufacturing Methods for Composite

Airframes, 2/18/2018-12/31/2018, P.I., $26,121.

• NASA-Ames Research Lab, Integrated Adaptive Wing Tech Maturation, 9/1/2016-

8/31/2018, PI, $100,000.00

• Office of Naval Research, Creating the Fleet Maker: An Informal STEM Learning

Environment to Stimulate Innovative Thinking, Broaden Participation in STEM, and

Empower All Sailors to Become Aware of the Possibilities Available through STEM

Learning, GFY2017–GFY 2019, Co-PI, $1,024,000.00

• CHKD Foundation, “Scoliosis surgery planning through cadaveric ligamento-skeletal

tissue mapping and loading studies, multi-surface segmentation, and finite element

simulation of the spine”, Co-PI, 8/1/2016-7/31/2021, $394,974.00

• Office of Naval Research, Exploration of Additive Manufacturing for Naval

Applications, Co-PI, April 1, 2016 – March 31, 2016, $139k.

• Office of Naval Research, Exploration of Additive Manufacturing for Naval

Applications, Co-PI, September 15, 2014 – September 15, 2015, $150k.

• Children’s Surgical Specialty Group, Nuss Procedure Simulator, Co-PI, Aug 15, 2011-

Aug. 15, 2012, $50k

• Children’s Surgical Specialty Group, Haptic-Enabled Simulator for a Nuss Procedure

Planner and Trainer, Feb. 1, 2012 – April 30, 2014, $285k.

• ODU Intramerral, An Innovative Approach to Understanding the Anterior Cruciate

Ligament Injury Enigma, Jan 1 2012 – June 30, 2012, $95k

• National Aerospace Institute (NIA): “Advanced Aerospace and Space Materials Development”,

Co-P.I., 2008-2009, ($136,727).

• MagneMotion Inc.: M3 Maglev on the ODU Guideway, Co-P.I., 2008-2009, $387,010.

• Computer Science Corporation Advanced Marine: Motion Induced Fatigue Analysis Method,

P.I,. 2007-2008, ($160,000).

• CDI Marine: Development of Dynamic Environment Simulation Laboratory, Co-P.I., 2007 2008, ($55,000).

• Old Dominion University: Maglev Sustained, Co-P.I., 2006-2009, ($314,280).

• Old Dominion University: Modeling and Validation of an Orthotic Knee Brace system for

Impact Analysis in High Speed Boats, PI, 2007, $95,000.

• Teledyne Inc.: Mass Flow Stress Analysis, PI, 2007, $4,950.

• Old Dominion University: Shaken Baby Syndrome: Retinal Hemorrhaging. A Biomechanical

Approach to Understanding the Mechanism of Causation, Ph.D. Support, 2005-2006, ($18,000)

• National Science Foundation: Visualization and Computer Software Enhanced Engineering

Education, Senior Investigator, 2005-2008, ($999,741)

• National Science Foundation: Visualization and Computer Software Enhanced Engineering

Education, Co-PI, 2004-2005, ($99,350

• National Science Foundation: SGER - Investigating Recursive Plastic Heating in Third Body

Region During Friction Stir Welding, Co-PI, 2003-2005, ($65,643)

• Office of naval Research/ Northrop Grumman-Newport News: Advanced Weapon Elevator, June 2002 – March 2003, Co. P.I. ($300k)

• Webwiser/CIT: Design, Analysis, and Prototyping of a Mousemedic, Oct. 2001- March 2002, P.I. ($41.2k)

• Winchester/CIT: 300 Ton Press Finite Element Analysis, Dec. 2000 – March 2001, Co.P.I., ($ 10k)

• Solarex Inc: Fracture of Heat Strengthened Glass in Vapor Deposition Process, Nov. 1999 –

March 2000, Co-P.I. ($20k)

• Taver Maghee Inc./CIT: Safety Gate Design and Analysis, May 1999 – March 2000, P.I. ($58k)

• Concoa Inc./CIT: Feasibility Study for Designing a Specialty Assembly Machine, Aug. 1998 -

Nov. 1998, P.I. ($13k)

• AMF Bowling Inc./CIT: BallExit Return Mechanism, Nov. 1998 - Feb. 1999, P.I. ($11k)

• Aerotech Research Inc./CIT: Velocity Profile of a Golf Club, July 1998 - Sept. 1998 P.I., ($7k)

• AMF Bowling Inc./CIT: Prototype of a Designed Cam, , July 1998 - Dec. 1998, P.I. ($16k)

• NASA/VA Space Grant Consortium: Virginia Student Upper-Atmospheric Balloon Payload

System, April 1997 - August 1998, P.I. ($25k)

• AMF Bowling Inc./CIT: Optimization of Pin Trajectory for Plastic Bin Pinspotter, July 1996 -

July 1997, P.I. ($55k)

• Norfolk International Terminal/CIT: Cable Analysis in Dual Hoist Cranes, July 1996- Feb.

1997, P.I. ($73k)

• Aerialscope Co./CIT: " Structural Analysis of Boom Assembly of Aerialscope Fire Truck, July

1996 - Jan. 1997, P.I. ($21k)

• AMF Bowling Inc./CIT: Bowling Pin Spotter Distributor Redesign- II, Feb. 1996 - June 1996,

P.I. ($53k)

• Virginia Marine Resource Commision/CIT: Oyster Harvesting Program, Jan. 1996 - Sept.

1996, P.I. ($34k)

• AMADAS/CIT: Development of a Self Propelled Peanut Combine, Dec. 1995-Dec. 1996, P.I.

($124k)

• AMF Bowling Inc./CIT: Bowling Pin Spotter Distributor Redesign, Aug. 1995 - Dec. 1995, P.I. ($24k)

• Virginia Beach Public School/CIT: Structural Support of CNG Tank, Aug. 1995 - Nov. 1995,

($24k)

• NASA Langley Research Center: The Simulation of the Landing Gear of the High Speed Civil

Transport, Summer 1995 and 1996, P.I. ($10k)

• Consolidated Launcher Technology, Inc./CIT: Friendly Mobile Barrier Life Cycle Testing,

Sept. 1994 – June 1995, Co. P.I. ($32k)

• The Virginia Space Grant Consortium: Virginia Student Upper-Atmospheric Balloon Payload

System, June 1994 – Aug. 1995, Co. P.I. ($120k)

 

CREATIVE WORKS:

• Developed Cervical occlude and Speculum tools for EVMS Obstetrics and Gynecology

Faculty

• Developed a Positioning and Loading Device to measure instability of a subtalar or ankle

joint. Has been used by an orthopedic surgeon - 2008.

• Developed a load cell to be mounted to a Portable Coordinate measuring machine where

load versus deflection can be measured while documenting the geometry of an object –

2008.

• Developed a system where temperature and blood pressure can be read by a PC at home

and Information is automatically sent to a primary care – 2002.

• Co-Developed First Parallel Beowulf Cluster on ODU campus – 2000.

• Developed a Digital Bowling Distributor – 1998.

• Developed a Structural Support for a Compressed Natural Gas - 1997.

• Developed an Automatic Suspension System for Oyster replenishment - 1996.

 

HONORS, AWARDS AND PRIZES

• Pi Tau Sigma Excellence in Teaching Award, 1990, The Ohio State University.

• Nominated for 1992 Graduate Associate Teaching Award, The Ohio State University.

• NASA Group Achievement Award, 1994.

• Faculty of the Year Award, 1996-1997, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering (ODU).

• Most Challenging Professor Award, 1997, Pi Tau Sigma Dept. of Mechanical Engineering (ODU).

• Who’s Who in Science and Engineering, 1998 (National Award)

• SAE Teetor Award, 1999 (National Award)

• Who’s Who in Science and Engineering, 2004 (National Award)

• Most Inspiring Faculty Award, 2007, Old Dominion University (University Award)

• 1st Place, 23rd Annual Naval Medical Portsmouth Research Competition, 2008 (Co-author)

• ASME Fellow, 2019

• Most Inspiring Faculty Award, 2021, Old Dominion University (University Award

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Author Josh Reynolds
02
Jun
Date June 2, 2026

11360 Meteorologist and Aviation Weather Expert

This highly experienced meteorologist and aviation weather expert brings more than 35 years of leadership, operational, and research experience across the private sector, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the United States Air Force. As Owner/President of a weather consulting firm, he provides weather forecasting, forensic weather analysis, consulting, environmental assessments, and expert testimony, having contributed to more than 50 cases involving weather-related factors.

He previously held senior leadership roles at the FAA, including Division Manager of the Aviation Weather Division and Manager of the Aviation Weather Research Branch, where he led multimillion-dollar programs focused on improving weather decision support tools and aviation safety. Earlier in his career, he worked in private industry as a senior meteorologist and capture manager, and served 20 years in the U.S. Air Force as a weather officer, retiring with the rank of Major.

He holds an M.S. in Meteorology from Texas A&M University and a B.S. in Meteorology from North Carolina State University. He is a Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM) through the American Meteorological Society and has received numerous professional honors, including designation as an AMS Fellow (2025). His extensive publication and presentation record reflects deep expertise in aviation weather, satellite applications, radar, lightning, turbulence, and operational decision support.

Education

Texas A&M University, College Station, TX

M.S. Meteorology                                                                                   1996

Thesis: A Lightning summary and decision model for thunderstorm prediction at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC

B.S. Meteorology                                                                                  1987

Air Command and Staff College (US Air Force)                                       2001

Squadron Officer School (US Air Force)                                                  1994

Professional Experience

Bass Weather Services, LLC, Waynesboro, VA

Owner/President                                                                                    2015 – Present

Provide services in areas such as weather forecasting; consulting; expert witness testimony; fact witness; accident investigation; weather forensics; and environmental assessments and analysis to include compliance to standards. Provide accurate and timely forecasts to industry, including timing and intensity of weather that may impact operations. Conduct comprehensive investigations to determine the conditions, circumstances, causes and impacts due to past weather events and phenomena. Deliver honest, in-depth finding via written report and/or verbal testimony to include depositions and court hearings. Assisted in over 50 cases where weather was a factor.

Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, DC

Division Manager                                                                                   2022 – 2024

Manager of the Aviation Weather Division—led team of 30+ personnel and $20+M budget formulating requirements, managing applied research projects, and transitioning successful research projects to operations to improve weather decision support tools and minimize the impact of weather on the National Airspace System and aviation.

Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, DC

Physical Scientist Manager                                                                    2018 – 2022

Managed the Aviation Weather Research Branch—led team of eight personnel managing and funding applied aviation weather research projects. Also led the Advanced Weather Radar Techniques program, which conducts research and development of radar technologies for aviation weather applications. Recognized meteorological subject matter expert throughout the agency.

Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, DC

Physical Scientist                                                                                                2012 – 2018

Managed the convective weather research program, to include research to operations, to improve aviation operations and mitigate impacts of weather on flight. This research was primarily concerned with thunderstorms, lightning, and associated phenomena for both CONUS and offshore areas.

Exelis, Inc, Herndon, VA

Capture Manager and Senior Meteorologist                                                     2008 – 2012

Investigated and pursued potential business opportunities related to weather and the environment. Managed data compression and distribution programs to meet environmental data processing requirements and led an initiative to provide real-time surveillance of weather events using existing open-source camera infrastructures.

United States Air Force

Weather Officer (Major)                                                                                    1988-2008

Honorably retired after 20 years as an Air Force Meteorologist with assignments throughout the United States and three deployments overseas to support various contingencies. Supported a myriad of aircraft types in all kinds of weather conditions and spent almost 10 years supporting the Intelligence Community and satellite operations. Served at headquarters level and in the field as a Flight Commander with expertise

in operational weather support.

Current Certifications

Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM)

American Meteorological Society (AMS), License #703                                       2014

The CCM designation is issued by the AMS to highly qualified meteorologists providing research and

services to a wide variety of users of weather information. It is granted only to those who demonstrate a broad background in meteorology and climate services together with detailed knowledge in a particular field of specialization, along with strong ethical and professional standards. Certification gives users of meteorological services greater confidence in the quality and reliability of the products or services they receive.

Contracting Officer Representative – Level III

Federal Aviation Administration                                                                           2013

Program Manager – Level I

Federal Aviation Administration                                                                           2013

Awards

Defense Meritorious Service Medal                                              2002 – 2005

Meritorious Service Medal with 1 oak leaf cluster                         1996 – 1999, 2006 – 2008

Joint Service Commendation Medal                                             2005 – 2006

Air Force Commendation Medal                                                  1989 – 1994

Air Force Achievement Medal                                                      2001

Southwest Asia Service Medal with 3 service stars                       1990 – 2001

Air & Space Campaign Medal                                                      2002 – 2008

AMS Fellow                                                                                2025

 

Publications and Papers

Overview of Calculations Used to Measure Weather Elements Within the ASOS and AWOS

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA                          2025

 

Federal Aviation Administration Service Update

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD                              2024

 

FAA’s Weather Community of Interest Overview

Presentation at Friends and Partners of Aviation Weather (FPAW) Workshop,

Tysons, VA                                                                                              2023

 

Federal Aviation Administration Service Update

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Denver, CO                                  2023

 

User Needs of NOAA Products and Services for Aviation

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Denver, CO                                   2023

 

Deriving Turbulence Information from Routine Aircraft Surveillance Data

Presentation at National Weather Association (NWA) Annual Meeting,

Pittsburgh, PA                                                                                          2022

 

Implementing New and Future Weather Satellite Data into Operational Aviation Products and Decisions

Presentation at the 25ᵗʰ Conference on Satellite Meteorology, Oceanography,

and Climatology, Madison, WI                                                                 2022

 

Aviation Weather 101

Presentation to Experimental Aircraft Association at Air Venture, Oshkosh, WI  2022

 

Weather Research Drivers for the FAA

Presentation at FPAW, Tysons, VA                                                          2022

FAA Weather Satellite Uses and Needs

Virtual Presentation at NOAA Pathfinder Initiative Town Hall                 2022

 

Offshore Precipitation Capability for Air Traffic Control

The Journal of Air Traffic Control                                                            2021

 

 

Deriving Weather Information from Terrestrial Cameras

Virtual presentation at ENVI Users Symposium                                        2020

 

Deriving Weather Information from Terrestrial Cameras

Virtual presentation at NWA Annual Conference                                      2020

 

Aviation Weather Research Activities at the Federal Aviation Administration

Poster presented at NWA Annual Conference, Huntsville, AL                  2019

 

Using Cameras as Weather Sensors – Deriving Weather Data from Images

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ                                  2019

 

Integrating Weather Satellite Data into Operational Aviation Products and Decisions

Presentation at NWA Annual Conference, St Louis, MO                           2018

 

Implementing GOES-16 Data into Operational Aviation Products

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Austin, TX                                    2018

 

Enhanced Ceiling and Visibility Information for Alaska

Presentation at NWA Annual Conference, Garden Grove, CA                  2017

 

NOAA Satellite Conference GOES-R User Testimonials Session

Panelist representing the FAA at NOAA Satellite Conference, New York, NY      2017

 

The Federal Aviation Administration's Convective Weather Research Program

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA                                  2017

 

The FAA's Advanced Weather Radar Techniques Program

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA                          2016

 

The Federal Aviation Administration's Offshore Precipitation Capability Program

Presentation at NWA Annual Conference, Norfolk, VA                            2016

 

Ground Delays from Lightning Ramp Closures and Decision Uncertainties

Air Traffic Control Quarterly                                                                    2015

 

Survey of Lightning Warning Procedures for Ramp Closures at US Airports

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ                                  2015

 

Balancing Safety and Efficiency of Aircraft Operations Under Lightning Threats

The Journal of Air Traffic Control                                                            2013

 

The Value of Weather Data: Who Should Pay For Emerging Services?

AOL Government http://gov.aol.com/2012/06/07/the-value-of-

weather-data-who-should-pay-for-emerging-services/                               2012

 

Effect of the Earth Science Decadal Survey on NASA and NOAA— Three Years Later

Presentation at AMS Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA                                  2010

 

 

Space-based Sensors for Monitoring Global Climate Trends

Meteorological Technology International Magazine                                  2010

 

The Need for New and Improved Satellite Data for Regional Climate Models (RCM)

Poster presented at NWA Annual Conference, Norfolk, VA                      2010

 

Improving Resolution – New Capabilities in Satellite Imaging

Meteorological Technology International Magazine                                  2010

 

Blizzard Out of the Blue

Air Force Weather Observer                                                                     2001

 

 

Memberships

 

American Meteorological Society

National Weather Association

Association of Certified Meteorologists (ACM)

Served on Board of Directors – ACM (2021-2023)

Served on Board of Certified Consulting Meteorologists (2018-2022)
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Author Josh Reynolds
02
Jun
Date June 2, 2026

11359 Pediatrician

Award-winning Pediatrician with more than 30 years of clinical experience and is a distinguished medical educator serving as a Professor of Pediatrics at two esteemed medical universities. She is double boarded by the American Board of Pediatrics in both Pediatrics and Pediatric Critical Care medicine.

Her primary specialty has been Pediatric Critical Care medicine since 1990, and Dr. Bartholomew has practiced for decades in nearly every conceivable setting from state-of-the-art quaternary care centers to large academic centers and level I trauma centers with very busy Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICUs).

Over the years, Dr. Santa, as she is known to her patients, has had the opportunity to perform locums work in many small and medium-sized community-based hospitals throughout the nation, including Alaska, and she has traveled extensively around the world to provide services to patients in remote villages of undeveloped third-world countries.

Dr. Santa Bartholomew’s practice roles have consisted of Pediatric Intensivist, Pediatric Hospitalist, Pediatric Emergency Consultant, and Emergency Transport of critically ill children, including helicopter flight time in urgent situations. She has managed congenital heart surgery patients who require open heart surgery, renal and all manner of transplant patients, pediatric trauma patients, ECMO support of cardiac patients, and a wide variety of common to rare medical and general pediatric surgical diseases.

She has served as the President of a large 475-member medical staff and has held a variety of professional governance positions. She has been involved in building ground-up PICU programs, spearheading many policy and quality improvement projects, and participating in numerous peer review situations.

Santa J. Bartholomew MD is in good standing and holds unrestricted licenses with 17 state medical boards with no history of disciplinary actions. She has been performing legal review and court services since 1993. During that time, she has successfully delivered testimony for both plaintiff and defense clients across an array of complex pediatric and critical care cases, custody cases, and criminal cases for the court. Her opinions are highly sought after and are based on a solid educational foundation developed over 30-plus years of rigorous clinical practice in a myriad of settings all around the world.

Dr. Bartholomew has the drive and energy to stay the course during lengthy litigations and always delivers accurate, comprehensive expert medical opinions with excellence and integrity. She has repeatedly proven to be a valuable witness in depositions and at trial offering a broad fund of knowledge and an unwavering ethical center.

Academic Background


UNDERGRADUATE

July 1978 to June 1982

Villanova University, Villanova, PA — Bachelor of Science, Biology

MEDICAL EDUCATION

July 1982 to June 1986

Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA — Doctor of Medicine

INTERNSHIP

July 1986 to June 1987

University of Maryland Medical Systems, Baltimore, MD

Department Chairman: Michael Berman, MD

Chief of Service: Carol Carrachio, MD

RESIDENCY / CHIEF RESIDENCY

July 1987 to June 1990

University of Maryland Medical Systems, Baltimore, MD

Department Chairman: Michael Berman, MD

Chief of Service: Carol Carrachio, MD

FELLOWSHIP

July 1990 to June 1993

Cornell-Columbia, The New York Hospital,

Weill Medical Center,

New York, NY

Department Chairman: Maria New, MD

Chief of Service: Bruce Greenwald, MD
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Author Josh Reynolds
02
Jun
Date June 2, 2026

11358 Orthopedic Spine Surgeon

Board certified Orthopedic Spine surgeon with 30 years of clinical practice experience. He is familiar with the Workmen’s Compensation system in general, as well as conditions of the spine resulting from personal injury claims. He has participated in well over a hundred depositions pertaining to the treatment of these patients, and his opinions are usually definitive. Dr. Henry Barnard holds an active medical license in the states of Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. He is also an active member of the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact.

Undergraduate Education:

  • University of South Alabama, Date of Graduation: 1980, Degree: BS


Medical Education:

  • University of South Alabama, Date of Graduation: 1984, Degree: MD


Flexible:

  • Georgia Baptist Medical Center, Atlanta, Georgia 1984-1985


Orthopedic Residency Training:

  • Georgia Baptist Medical Center, Atlanta, Georgia 1985-1989


John H. Moe Spine Fellowship:

  • Twin Cities Scoliosis Spine Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1989-1990


Paper Presentations:

  • American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, Las Vegas, Nevada; Percutaneous In-Situ Fixation of

  • Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis, February 1989

  • Scoliosis Research Society, Honolulu, Hawaii

  • Complications of Cotrel- Dubosset Instrumentation, September 1990


Active Medical License:

  • Georgia – Active

  • Alabama – Active

  • Florida - Active

  • Florida Expert Witness Certificate – Active


Medical Practice:

  • Musculoskeletal Associates: 2013-Present

  • Houston Orthopedics: November 2008-2013

  • P.C.: 2006-2008

  • Southern Bone and Joint Specialists: 1997-2006

  • Dothan Orthopedics Associates: 1990-1997


Certification:

  • American Board of Orthopedic Surgery: July 1990

  • Recertified: 2001, 2012, 2022


Professional Organizations:

  • American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons

  • Dougherty County Medical Society

  • Georgia Orthopedic Board

  • Interstate Medical Licensure Commission


Hospital Affiliations:

  • Northwest Plaza ASC- Active

  • Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital- Active

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02
Jun
Date June 2, 2026

11357 Retail and Grocery Store Operations Specialist

Retail and Grocery Store Operations Specialist with more than 60 years’ experience in all types of retail stores as an expert, consultant and owner including, but not limited to, supermarkets, restaurants, warehouse stores, home improvement stores and convenient stores.  He has full knowledge and experience in all aspects of retail and store operations.  This allows him to evaluate policies and procedures pertaining, but not limited to, food service operations, store safety procedures, employee-training procedures, stocking and merchandising procedures, floor maintenance procedures, security, internal operations, and general customer behavior in the retail environment.

Academic Background

Bachelor of Science, 1965
Business Administration, Marketing

University of California, Los Angeles

Master of Business Administration, 1978
Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA.

Member, California Grocers Association
Professional Experience

·         Specialist, 2023 – Present:

RTI Group, LLC, Stevensville, MD.

Retail Store, Grocery Store Operations Specialist:

Advise attorneys in all matters pertaining to retail-oriented cases.

·         September, 1988 to Present:

CONSULTANT IN RETAIL STORE OPERATIONS:

Advise, train, and execute policies and procedures in Supermarket and other retail stores.  Guide clients in the day-to-day procedure in retail including, but not limited to, developing training manuals safety procedures and policies such that the establishment can perpetuate itself in these tasks.  Advise attorneys in all matters pertaining to retail-oriented cases.

·         November, 1986 to September 1988:

STORE DIRECTOR:   Irvine Ranch Farmers Market

Responsible for total market operations with profit and loss responsibilities.

 

·         June 1965 to September 1986:

SUPERMARKET OWNER/OPERATOR:

Owned and operated chain of supermarkets for more than 25 years.  Responsibilities included developing policies, safety procedures, securing financing, labor negotiations, overseeing internal operations, and risk management and loss control.

Expert Witness

Experience in operating various retail establishments.  Mr. Balian has testified as a safety and operations expert in all areas of retail store operations involving supermarkets, restaurants, warehouse facilities, home improvement stores and specialty stores for more than thirty years.  Areas of expert expertise include, but are not limited to, inspection procedures, store maintenance, customer and employee injury, security, food service operation, merchandising and display, general store safety procedures, training procedures, ADA compliance, and risk management issues.  I have qualified as a retail safety expert in State and Federal courts throughout the United States.
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Author Josh Reynolds
21
May
Date May 21, 2026

011352 Senior Mining Engineer

This expert is a licensed Professional Engineer in mining, civil and geological engineering. He has over 35 years of experience in subsurface and surface analyses. He is an independent practitioner and Senior Subject Matter Expert for the US Department of Energy at the Carlsbad Field Office's (CBFO) Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Provides senior technical advice and recommendations to the CBFO Manager, Assistant Manager and Director, Facility Engineering Division, on matters pertaining to mining engineering, ground control, mine safety, geology/groundwater engineering, underground mine construction and drift, back and ribs maintenance, mine shaft and hoist construction and maintenance, surface mining facilities, and systems construction and maintenance, and input and coordinates with other CBFO staff.


He graduated with degrees in mining and geological engineering from the Colorado School of Mines which is ranked #1 in the world in mining and mineral engineering by QS World University Rankings since 2016. He has supervised office and field personnel to complete feasibility studies and engineering designs and drawings for the production of base metals, oil and gas and water. Dr. Vanarelli has worked in the United States, Germany, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Kurdistan-Iraq, Bolivia and Peru.


Licensed Professional Engineer (PE - Civil) (1996-Pres.) – NM licensed in Mining, Civil and Geological engineering (PE#27955), Nevada (Mining, Civil, & Geological); CO, PA, SD, and NJ (Civil); USA.


Education


 B.S., Geological Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, 1983


B.S./M.E.(Geological Engineer), Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, 1987


M.E., Mining and Earth Systems Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, 2002


PhD, Mining and Earth Systems Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, 2007


Professional/Academic Experience


2024-Present                RTI Group, LLC. Stevensville, Maryland


Senior Mining Engineer SSO – Senior SME (Subject Matter Expert Witness) (GS-14) in


Geomechanics, Ground Control & Support


02/2022-Present           United States Department of Energy, Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) –


Carlsbad, New Mexico


Mining Engineer SSO – Senior SME (Subject Matter Expert) (GS-14) in


Geomechanics, Ground Control & Support


I provide senior technical advice and recommendations to the CBFO Director, Facility Engineering Division, on matters pertaining to mining engineering, ground control, mine safety, underground mine construction and drift, back and ribs maintenance, mine shaft and hoist construction and maintenance, surface mining facilities, and systems construction and maintenance, and input and coordinates with other CBFO staff. I serve as the CBFO senior technical specialist and lead underground activities involving WIPP mine operations, and the relationship of nuclear, environmental, health and safety requirements to the WIPP mine operations. I prepare reports, maintain records of technical work accomplishments and coordinate the preparation, presentation and communication of work-related information to other CBFO staff.


Official European Assignment to Bochum, Germany to visit a steel manufacturing facility for yielding arches as ground support systems for the WIPP mine. Also, visited two mines in Poland. Both mines utilized yielding steel arches. One mine was a salt mine in Wieliczka, Poland and another was the Wesola Coal Mine near Katowice, Poland. (Completed July 2023)


Special Assignment to the Sanford Research Underground Facility (SURF) in Lead, South Dakota, USA. Performed a Cooperative Agreement Review for extended funding for the facility on a six-membered committee. Review consisted of geological/geo-mechanical assessment of the newly excavated portion of the facility. Site geology consisted of igneous/metamorphic rocks interwoven with sedimentary rocks and various volcanic intrusions. Completed March 8, 2024).


03/2000-01/2022           COVAN Engineering LLC, Westminster, Colorado


President/Principal Engineer (part-time, 5-25 hours/per week between other job assignments.)


My experience and education for the last several years has focused on several areas of mining, civil and natural resources engineering. My expertise is in civil engineering, mining/tunnel engineering, groundwater engineering and geological engineering.




  • Managed all engineering work for civil, mining, geological and geotechnical projects. Planned and maintained budgets on various projects.

  • Managed and directed the renovation of a jailhouse in Costilla County, Colorado. This work included preparation of contract documents, specifications, and drawings. Drawings for structural, fire protection, electrical designs, etc. were prepared in accordance with local and state building codes.

  • Recommended methods to mitigate excessive groundwater buildup in the Leadville mine drainage tunnel.

  • Performed environmental site assessments.

  • Recommended methods for reclamation of former mine sites.

  • Prepare proposals for various business opportunities.

  • Prepared feasibility studies.

  • Responsible for the overall profit and loss of engineering projects.

  • Coordinate meetings with clients and interface with government officials and attorneys.

  • Underground Storage Tank/Environmental Evaluations

  • Coordinate all business development and marketing efforts.

  • Clients include land developers, geotechnical laboratories, local/state agencies and private companies/citizens.


Litigation Support (Expert Witness)




  • Consulting Expert for Brannan Companies in Denver, Colorado (2019) for technical review of specifications on the construction of a shaft and associated tunnel. Provided recommendations to legal counsel.

  • Expert Witness for White and Steele, P.C., Denver, Colorado. Littleton My Mart vs. Tank Tech, Inc. Case (2020-2021) Evaluated UST restoration and impacts to groundwater. Report Issued February 18, 2021; Case settled March 3, 2021., Case No: 2020CV31756; Claim No. 3002761.

  • Expert Witness for MyNatt Springer P.C, Las Cruzes New Mexico – Provided Expert Witness evaluation on drilling operations for a Water Supply Well owned by the City of Las Cruzes in dispute with KP Ventures Drilling Company. Prepared technical report, deposition and testimonial. Completed assignment September 15, 2023.


5/2019 – 8/2019            Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado


Adjunct Professor - Engineering Department (Part-time, one-month summer assignment over three months)


MNGN300, SUMMER FIELD SESSION


I advised undergraduate and graduate students on operations at several mines/quarries/tunnels in Colorado including:




  • Cripple Creek & Victor Gold and Silver Mine (Surface Mine)

  • Climax Molybdenum Mine (Surface Mine)

  • Climax Water Treatment Facility

  • Yule Marble Quarry (Underground Mine/Quarry)

  • Glenwood Springs/Hanging Lake Reverse Curve Tunnels

  • Mountain Coal Elk Mine LLC (Underground Mine)

  • Trapper Coal Mine (Surface Mine)

  • Twenty-Mile Coal Mine & Mill (Underground Mine)

  • Henderson Mill for Molybdenum.


5/2017 – 8/2018            University of Kurdistan – Hewler (Erbil, Iraq)


Founding Department Head of Civil Engineering (Equivalency: above GS-15)


I was responsible for the development of a new Civil Engineering Department at the University. This department is autonomous with all other engineering departments. I developed a new curriculum program for civil engineering, and I was responsible for recruiting all new faculty to the program. I was responsible for assigning new faculty to courses/modules and monitoring their performance. I was responsible for budgeting and financial management of department funds. I reported directly to UKH’s Dean of Science and Engineering. I taught undergraduate and graduate courses in civil, geological, water resources and mining engineering.


2/2017 – 8/2018            University of Kurdistan – Hewler (Erbil, Iraq)


Associate Professor in Mining Engineering


I was an advisor to the Executive Administration of the University. I recommended curriculum changes to improve mineral and mining engineering, water resources engineering and civil engineering programs at the University. I also recommended program changes to aid the administration in acquisition of international engineering accreditation through ABET. Finally, I taught courses in mineral resources engineering and water resources engineering including:




  • MRE 301, IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC PETROLOGY W/LAB (Spring’17)

  • WRE 306, GROUNDWATER ENGINEERING (Spring ‘17)

  • MRE 403, ROCK MECHANICS (Fall ’17)

  • CIE 207, GEOLOGY FOR ENGINEERS (Spring’18)(Civil Program)


2013                             Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO


Visiting Assistant Professor located in Ar’ar, Saudi Arabia (3-month contract)


Provided technical instruction to 120 operational personnel for Ma’aden Mining Company through a collaboration of Saudi Mining Polytechnic and the Missouri University of Science and Technology. Courses include:




  • MIN 123, TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS IN MINING

  • MIN 126, INTRODUCTION TO MINING OPERATIONS

  • MIN 128, INTRODUCTION TO MINING GEOLOGY


2004-2010                    Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado


Adjunct Lecturer – Mining Engineering Department




  • MNGN321, INTRODUCTION TO ROCK MECHANICS WITH LAB

  • DCGN 241, ENGINEERING MECHANICS (Statics) – 3 Semesters

  • CSM 101, FRESHMAN SUCCESS SEMIN


2010-2011                    Knight Piesold and Company, Denver, Colorado


Senior Project Manager




  • Managed, supervised and coordinated various projects in mining, geotechnical, hydrological and hydrogeological engineering. Specific projects include San Cristobal Mine Project, Bolivia, S.A, Bear Lodge Project, Wyoming, USA, N. A, Yanacocha Mine - La Quinua North Waste Dump and Open Pit Project, Peru, S. A., and Middle Modi Hydropower Project, Nepal, Asia.

  • Responsible for a rock slope stability analysis of the open pits at gold and silver mines. The work included identifying discontinuities in the rock mass such as faults, fractures, bedding planes and joints that could reduce the rock strength and lead to instability in the rock mass.

  • Identified areas where groundwater inflows could interfere with mine development.

  • Recommended field instrumentation for proper monitoring of the rock slopes.

  • Developed a rock slope stability course for on-site professionals for the maintenance of field equipment and the on-going analysis of rock slope data. All information collected would be used to evaluate the rock mass quality and determine the Rock Mass Rating (RMR) at specific formations.

  • Also, responsible for the Geotechnical and Hydrogeological Investigation Program at a rare earths elements (REEs) deposit. The work includes supervision and coordination of borehole drilling, well installation, rock coring, and packer testing.

  • Prepared the proposal, budget, interim and final reports for all programs.

  • Conducted a senior technical review of a feasibility design report for the construction of a run-of-the-river dam. This work included a review of the surface and subsurface geology near the dam site and an associated tunnel.

  • Chairman of the Health and Safety Committee where I developed plans for the 18001certification program.




2006-2009                    Colorado Division of Water Resources, Denver, Colorado


Professional Engineer




  • Evaluated the effects of groundwater pumping from coal-bed methane formations to determine impacts to surface streams.

  • Analyzed water court applications to ensure compliance with State Statutes and sound engineering principles followed by submittal of a written consultation report to the court which may include terms and conditions to protect vested water rights, manage the collection and publication of annual diversion records with development of quality control standards and met with the public to provide information on all aspects of water resource engineering and management.

  • Answered questions on controversial issues from the public.

  • Prepared quality control reviews using engineering judgment to ensure accuracy, consistency and completion of diversion records.

  • Reviewed Substitute Water Supply Plans (SWSPs) and Augmentation Plans for Water Court Cases in accordance with state rules, regulations and laws (C.R.S., Title 37).

  • Work efforts concentrated in areas of the western slope of Colorado.


1998 - 1999                  Baltec Associates, Inc., Armonk, New York


Manager of Engineering Services (Equivalency: above GS-15)




  • Provided overall management and technical guidance for the design of wastewater/remediation systems at petroleum bulk fuel distribution terminals and commercial fuel service stations in New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

  • Reviewed designs of aboveground storage tank systems.

  • Responsibilities include providing senior technical reviews of all engineering projects and managing six technical professionals (e.g., engineers and geologists) in the performance of all engineering projects.

  • Supervised and coordinated soil vapor extraction tests and air sparging tests.


1997-1998                    Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, New York City, New York


Consultant




  • Managed large-scale petroleum hydrocarbon investigations and remediation programs for bulk fuel farms at Newark International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport.

  • Responsibilities included developing oil and gas recovery programs.

  • Coordinated work effort to develop contract documents and engineering drawings for Newark Monorail System.




1994-1996                    Louis Berger and Associates, Inc., East Orange, New Jersey


Project Manager




  • Managed and directed staff professionals in geological and geotechnical engineering projects.

  • Responsibilities included review and preparation of final reports, proposals, cost estimates and schedules.

  • Prepared feasibility studies.

  • Coordinated geotechnical investigations for highway construction projects.

  • Planned and maintained budgets on various projects.

  • Managed six drill rigs with personnel.

  • Collected rock cores and classified samples utilizing RQD methods.

  • Performed vane shear tests.

  • Projects included highway construction investigations, industrial and military closures (including UST closures/confined space entry) and commercial property transfers.


1992-1994                    Handex of New Jersey, Inc., Morganville, New Jersey


Engineer




  • Provided technical support to the senior engineering and hydrogeology staff in selecting, designing, installing, and maintaining equipment and systems used in oil and gas recovery programs.

  • Responsibilities included supervising the closure of underground storage tank systems.


1989-1992                    Clayton Environmental Consultants, Inc., Edison, New Jersey


Hydrogeologist




  • Prepared proposals and final reports for environmental site assessments, soil and groundwater investigations/remediation programs.

  • Supervised underground storage tank closures and confined space entry.

  • Responsibilities included supervising soil remediation programs including landfarming and bioremediation, hollow stem drilling and monitoring well installation and preparing discharge investigative corrective action reports (DICARs) and ECRA submissions.



1987-1989                    EBASCO Services, Inc. Lyndhurst, New Jersey


Geological Engineer




  • Prepared work and field operation plans on several Superfund (CERCLA) projects.

  • Responsibilities included preparing bid specifications for monitoring well installations, geophysical logging and packer testing.

  • Performed packer testing on fractured rock systems.

  • Estimated hydraulic flow rates of rock systems.

  • Coordinated groundwater, surface water, soil and sediment sampling programs.

  • Classified soil samples utilizing Unification Classification System and a Modified Burmeister system.

  • Supervised air rotary, hollow stem, and roller bit drilling.

  • Interpreted geophysical logging such as caliper, gamma, resistivity and spontaneous potential.

  • Conducted downhole television camera surveys, pump tests and slug tests.

  • Analyzed pump and slug test data to determine hydraulic conductivity of soil formations.


PhD Thesis:


 2007, Improvements to the Current State of the Practice in Steady-State, Groundwater Inflow Estimates into Rock Tunnels based on the Application of Statistical Analysis Methods of Packer Test Data obtained from Exploratory Borings During Geotechnical Site Investigations. PhD Thesis (T-6281), Colorado School of Mines. Also available at the U.S. Library of Congress.


Professional Registrations/Certifications




  • Licensed Professional Engineer (PE, since 1996) –New Mexico (#27955- Mining, Civil & Geol. Eng.), Nevada (#31843 - Mining, Civil, & Geological Eng.), South Dakota (Civil), Colorado (Civil), Pennsylvania (Civil), & New Jersey (Civil); USA.

  • Model Law Engineer (MLE) – NCEES Record- Approved October 2023

  • International Professional Engineer (IntPE) - International Registry for Professional Engineers (IRPE) – NCEES Record- Approved October 2024

  • Licensed Professional Geologist (PG) (1992-Pres.) – PA (#1549), KY, IL, and WY; USA

  • OSHA HAZWOPER 40-hour operator training certification – September 1987

  • OSHA HAZWOPER 8-hour supervisor level training certification – 1992, 1994 & 1997.

  • MSHA 24-hour Surface Non-Metal/Metal Mining Certification (renewed 2016)

  • MSHA 40-hour Underground Non-Metal/Metal Mining Certification (5023) – June 2022

  • MSHA 8-hour Underground Non-Metal/Metal Mining Cert. (5023) Refresher May 2023.

  • Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE (Haz. Waste Mgmt. & Site Remediation), 2002) – American Academy of Environmental Engineers & Scientists (AAEES)

  • Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer (DWRE, 2009) – American Academy of Water Resources Engineers (ASCE affiliate)

  • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE since 1997) – Fellow, ASCE (#342191)

  • Certified Professional Hydrogeologist (PHG) (1995-2008) – American Institute of Hydrology.


Professional Affiliations




  • American Rock Mechanics Association - Member

  • Society of Mining, Metallurgical and Exploration (SME-AIME) – Member#04168305

  • International Society of Rock Mechanics (ISRM) - Member

  • American Academy of Environmental Engineers & Scientists (AAEES) Member (#10011)

  • American Academy of Water Resources Engineers (AAWRE) – Founding Member#470

  • National Society of Professional Engineers – Member


Voluntary Contributions/Awards


Reviewed technical papers for the following journals:




  • ASCE, Journal of Hydrologic Engineering (11)

  • ASCE, Journal of Geotechnical and Geo-environmental Engineering (2)

  • Quarterly Journal for Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology (3) – London, United Kingdom (Elsevier)

  • Geotechnical and Geological Engineering Journal (1) – Netherlands (Springer)

  • Iraqi Geological Journal (1) – Baghdad, Iraq. Certificate of Reviewing; Indexed in Scopus.

  • Geomatics, Natural Hazards & Risk (1)

  • SME, Journal of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration (2), USA

  • Transportation Infrastructure Geotechnology (1)


ABET EAC Program Evaluator (also known as an ABET Expert) Since 2005 – in six (6) disciplines including Mining, Civil, Construction, Geological, Environmental and Water Resources Engineering.


Personally, I will have conducted nineteen (19) ABET visits as of the end of 2022, both nationally and internationally for ASCE, SME-AIME and AAEES. ABET was formerly referred to as the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology; it was established in 1932. EAC refers to the Engineering Accreditation Commission within ABET. Internationally, I have conducted engineering accreditation visits to programs in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Indonesia.


Programs reviewed include:




  • University of Colorado, Boulder – ABET Program Observer, 2005

  • South Dakota School of Mines and Technology – ABET Program Evaluator, 2006

  • University of California at Irvine – ABET Program Evaluator, 2007

  • United States Military Academy, West Point, NY – ABET Program Evaluator, 2008

  • Gannon University, Erie, Pennsylvania – ABET Program Evaluator, 2011

  • Francis University, Loretto, Pennsylvania – ABET Program Evaluator, 2012

  • Utah State University, Logan, Utah - ABET Expert, 2014

  • Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon - ABET Expert, 2014

  • King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - ABET Expert, 2015

  • Islamic University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia – ABET Expert, 2016

  • Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey – ABET Expert 2017

  • University of Florida, Gainesville – ABET Expert 2018

  • Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA – ABET Expert 2018

  • Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts – ABET Expert 2019

  • Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts – ABET Expert 2020

  • Nacional de Ingenieria Universidad, Lima, Peru – ABET Expert 2021

  • University of Delaware, Newark, DE – ABET Expert 2022

  • Metropolitan State University, Denver, CO – ABET Expert (2023).


ABET ANSAC Alternate Team Chair/Commissioner (5-year term) (July 2022)


ABET ANSAC Team Chair/Commissioner’s Training (July 2022)


ASCE Committee of Accreditation Operations – Member, (4-year term) Appointed October 2019. Chair-Elect 2020-2021. Chair 2021-2022. (Equivalency: above GS-15)


The Committee on Accreditation Operations focuses on the recruitment, training, evaluation, and assignment of program evaluators for the accreditation of architectural, civil, and construction engineering programs and architectural engineering, civil engineering, and construction engineering technology programs; and the implementation of the associated ABET program criteria. Completed.


ASCE Committee of Accreditation – Member, (1-year term) Appointed October 2021. (Equivalency: above GS-15)


The Committee of Accreditation coordinates ASCE’s participation in ABET governance and ABET’s development of strategic accreditation priorities; monitors and influences the substance of ABET accreditation policies, procedures, and criteria to support ASCE’s strategic plans, policies, and initiatives; through the Committee on Accreditation Operations (COAO), administers ASCE’s participation in the ABET accreditation of engineering and engineering technology programs in curricular areas for which ASCE is a Lead, Co-Lead, or Cooperating Society; in collaboration with the COAO, develops, updates, and implements ASCE’s policies and procedures for participation in ABET accreditation, ensure that all program criteria for which ASCE is the Lead Society are reflected in the Committee on Education’s long-term schedule for updating and implementing criteria; and identifies and recruits ASCE representatives to serve on the ABET Board of Delegates and ABET Area Delegations, and recommend these nominees to the Committee on Education for approval.


AAEES Engineering Education Committee - Member, Appointed Jan. 2013 (3-year term), Completed.


Henry Dewitt Smith Scholarship - Sole Recipient for the 2005-2006 academic year by the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers (AIME), Littleton, Colorado.


Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) Plan Determination for the proposed 2.5-megawatt run-of-river Massena Grasse River Hydroelectric Project in New York State. Third Member on a Study Dispute Resolution Panel. December 11-13, 2007.


Fellow, American Society of Civil Engineers (F. ASCE, since 2020).


Computer Skills


Vulcan Basics and Plotting & Vulcan Open Pit Design/Blasting by Maptek, Rocscience (Phase 2, SWEDGE, SLIDE, DIPS), SLOPE/W, SEEP/W, @RISK Monte Carlo Simulation Program, STEREONET, CRSP, STABR, SLOPE1, GOLDNAIL, MODFLOW2000, SURFER, MOVER, BIOSLURP, BIO F&T, MT3D, GWVista, UCODE, GEOSTAT, MathCad, Microsoft Word, MS Excel, MS Project 2000, MS PowerPoint; plus many software tools no longer in common use.

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Author Josh Reynolds
21
May
Date May 21, 2026

011351 Piper PA46 Aircraft Expert

Piper PA46 Aircraft pilot instructor & aviation consultant: Pilot Training - Providing Excellent Training & Consulting Services Worldwide to Pilots and Instructors of the Piper PA46 Aircraft. A full-time pilot instructor and consultant working in the PA46 Matrix, Malibu, Mirage, Meridian, M350, M500, M600 and M700 aircraft. He trains 80 to 100 pilots per year throughout the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Australia and South America specifically in PA46 aircraft. Provides instructor certification training, expert witness consulting, aircraft test flights and aircraft relocation. The National Association of Flight Instructors has designated him “Silver Legacy Master Instructor”.


Education

B.S. Clinical Psychology - Towson State University, 1975
M.A.S. Business - The Johns Hopkins University, 1983
A.S. Engineering - The Johns Hopkins University, 1984

Rating & Certificates

·      Airline Transport Pilot AMEL - Commercial Privileges ASEL ASES

·      Type Rating: CE-525S - Citation Jet – Single Pilot

·      Flight Instructor ASEL, AMEL, Instrument Airplane, Gold Seal
·      National Association of Flight Instructors: Silver Legacy Master CFI

·      Ground Instructor - Advanced - Instrument Second Class Medical

Flight Hours (as of October 5, 2024)

Total: 14,260

PIC: 14,040

Instrument: 8,270

Turbine: 6,040

Cross Country: 12,910

As Flight Instructor: 12,150

PA46 Make/Model: 11,340

Night: 670

Military Service

U.S. Army Special Forces/MDANG: Aug 1970 – Aug 1976, Staff SGT E-6, Operational Detachment A Team - Radio Operator Supervisor MOS 05B4S – B Company 2nd BN 20th Special Forces Group (Airborne) - Honorable Discharge

Other Education, Training & Leadership Experience

·      Flight Safety International: Cessna Citation CE-525S

·      Aviation Training Management: P46T recurrent

·      Attitudes International: Piper PA46 Mirage

·      Aviation Training Management: Pilatus PCXII Training

·      Simcom: Piper PA46 Meridian

·      Meggitt Avionics Factory Training

·      Physiology Training: Langley AFB, VA

·      Pratt Whitney Canada: PT6 Pilot Familiarization
·      AOPA – Flight Instructor Recertification Training National Association of Flight Instructors: Silver Legacy Master CFI

·      PADI: Open Water SCUBA Instructor

·      PADI/EMP: First Aid/CPR Instructor

·      DAN: Oxygen First Aid Instructor

·      Malibu/Mirage Owners & Pilots Association Director Emeritus

·      M/MOPA Safety & Training Foundation: Instructor Emeritus

·      Maryland Driver License AM/TPX - Maryland DOT

·      Eagle Scout – Boy Scouts of America Troop 35 Baltimore, MD

Training Doctrine
Excellent Training - Ten Things You Need To Know
Seven Habits of Highly Successful PA46 Pilots
PA46 Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Training PA46 Pilots - A White Paper

Accident Review
Summer 2016 – Osh Kosh, WI
Spring 2016 – Spokane, WA
Winter 2016 – Spokane, WA
Fall 2015 – Lubbock, TX
Summer 2015 – Dubuque, IA
Spring 2015 - Erie, CO
Winter 2015 - Clayton, GA
Fall-2014 - Lehman, TX
Summer 2014 – White Plains, NY
Spring 2014 – Truckee, CA
Winter 2014 – Dawsonville, GA
Fall 2013 - Cat Cay, Bahamas
Summer 2013 - Bryce, UT
Spring 2013 - Paris, TX
Winter 2013 - Greensburg, IN
Fall 2012 - Cameron Park, CA
Summer 2012 - Palm Beach, FL
Spring 2012 - Rantoul, MI
Winter 2012 - Milaca, MN
Fall 2011 - Monroe, MI

PA46 News
Summer 2011
Spring 2011
Winter 2010
Fall 2010
Summer 2010

PA46 Related Short Subjects
Aerodynamic Braking
Alternate Air Door Issues
Back-up Charts
Fuel Additives
Full Flaps Landings
GPS/WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) Training

GPU (ground power unit) Recommendations
Halon Fire Extinguishers
ILS (Instrument Landing System) Assigned in VMC (Visual Meteorological Conditions)
King Autopilot Operational Issues
10 Things Avionics
Logging PIC (Pilot-in-Command) Time
Magic 1500 Autopilot Fuse Issue
MEL (Minimum Equipment List) Requirements
PA46 Meridian Return-to-Service/Pre-buy Inspection
PA46 Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Short-Field Take-off Procedure
Summer Flying Tips
Take-off Call-outs
Take-off and Climb - Procedural Advice
Take-off Pitch-Power-Configuration
Trim in Motion Annunciator
Turbine Engine Starts
Turbine Engine Starting Parameter
Turbine Wash - A Reprint from Twin & Turbine Magazine
VFR (Visual Flight Rules) Take-off
Visual Approach vs The Contact Approach
Visual Approach - Finding The Runway
Winter Flying Tips

“In Flight” Video Training Library (638 qty on the following topics)
Using Onboard Color Weather Radar in the PA46 Aircraft - 70 Videos
Avoiding Rain Showers and Thunderstorms with Proper Equipment - 22 Videos
Limitations of the PA46 with Respect to Airframe Ice 31 Videos
Crossing the North Atlantic in A PA46 Aircraft - 28 Videos
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Author Josh Reynolds
21
May
Date May 21, 2026

011350 Pulmonology Expert

Board-certified physician and experienced expert witness in pulmonology, internal, and sleep medicine, with more than 40 years of clinical and medico-legal experience. Provides independent medical reviews, expert reports, examinations, depositions, and trial testimony in matters involving occupational lung disease, toxic exposures, medical malpractice, critical care, and sleep-related conditions. Known for thorough analysis, clear opinions, and credible testimony for both plaintiff and defense counsel.



Education and Certifications Background


 M.B.A., 9/1997-6/1999, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey


Fellow in Pulmonary Medicine, 1981-1984 McGill University School of Medicine and the Meakins-Christie Laboratories, American Lung Association Grant recipient, Edward Livingston Trudeau Fellowship

Chief Resident, Department of Medicine, 1980-1981, Veterans Administration Medical Center University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center, Memphis, Tennessee

Residency in Medicine 1978-1980 University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center, Memphis, Tennessee

Straight Medical Internship, 1977-1978 Boston University: Framingham Union Hospital, Framingham, Massachusetts

M.D.   7/1/1974-6/2/1977, Albert Einstein College of Medicine,

Yeshiva University, Bronx, New York

BA., Biology 9/7/1970- 6/7/1974, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut

Phi Beta Kappa

Faculty Positions




  1. Instructor in Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center, 1980-1981

  2. Assistant Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, McGill University 1984-1986

  3. Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Rutgers/Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine, 2008-2018

  4. Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of North Dakota, 2021.


Professional Experience


November 2017- current


Locum Tenens Physician: Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine


I have worked for CompHealth, Midvale, Utah since November 2017 as a pulmonary and sleep disorders physician.  From 11/2017 until 12/2019, I worked at St. Mary’s Medical Center, Grand Junction, Colorado and from 1/20-5/20, at PeaceHealth, Longview, Washington. From September 3, 2020, I worked as a critical care specialist at St. Marks Medical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah. In September and October 2020, I worked at St. Peter’s Health, Helena Montana in the ICU hospital and pulmonary /sleep outpatient. From October 2020- November 2020, I worked at Gerald Champion Medical Center, Alamogordo New Mexico: Outpatient pulmonary. From February through March 2021, I worked at Horatio Oduber Hospital, Oranjested, Aruba in inpatient pulmonary medicine managing several hundred patients afflicted with COVID-19.


From March 2021, through the current, I work at Sanford Health, Bismarck North Dakota in outpatient pulmonary and sleep disorders medicine.


January 2022- Current: Expert Witness Institute: Serving as a pulmonologist reviewing cases involving occupational exposure as well as medical malpractice as it pertains to cancer of the lung, COPD, asthma traumatic chest disease intensive care unit care


October 2021- Current Jag Inc.: Serving as an expert independent pulmonary examinations of individuals exposed to COVID-19 and occupations including burn pits exposures as a pertains to their pulmonary condition


September 2021- Current: InSpectre Solutions; Serving as an expert independent pulmonary examinations of individuals exposed to COVID-19 and occupations including burn pit exposures as a pertains to their pulmonary condition


December 2019- Current: Psybar, Inc: Expert medical record reviews in issues involving pulmonary and sleep disorders medicine: lung cancer, occupational exposure, Sequalae form COVID 19 and burn pit exposure, narcolepsy, sleep apnea.


January 2018- Current: Change Health Care: InterQual National Standards. I served as an independent expert reviewer in pulmonary disease protocols: asthma, COPD, Lung Cancer for hospital admission, care discharge and follow-up care as well as treatment protocols.


January 2017- current. Livanta Inc: Expert medical record reviews in issues involving   quality of care in internal medicine, pulmonary and sleep disorders including cancer in all organ systems. occupational exposure as it pertains to Medicare recipients in hospital and rehabilitation facilities.


September 2014 to current: Mitchell MCN Independent medical reviewer medical reviewer of debility, workplace exposure, Workmen's Compensation, appropriateness of care.


August 2012- Current: R3 Continuum: Independent medical reviewer medical reviewer of debility, workplace exposure, Workmen's Compensation, appropriateness of care.


May 1999- June 2018


Solo private practitioner, Stephen L. Newman, MD LLC, Brick NJ 08723


I followed the heritage started by my grandfather in 1907, my father in 1938 by developing an independent solo private practice concentrating in internal but also including pulmonary and sleep disorders medicine. I participated in multiple phase III pharmaceutical trials, introduced the first CBTI program, employed computer-based reaction time and cognitive testing. I chaired a variety of hospital committees and established, certified, and directed the Sleep Center at Community Medical Center. I served on the accreditation committee of the American Sleep Disorders Association. As a faculty member of Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine, I won a teaching award in 2010.


April 1997-May 1999


Associate Physician, Community Medical Associates


I practiced pulmonary, sleep disorders and internal medicine while pursuing a Master of Business Administration degree. This hospital owned practice closed in May 1999.


December 1995- March 1997


Medical Director, BlueCross BlueShield of New Jersey, Brick NJ


I supervised and practiced primary care general internal medicine as well as supervising primary care physicians at an experimental center in which the insurer provided primary care. I served on a statewide Quality Care committee for BlueCross and developed policies and procedures for the center. BlueCross ended their involvement with the center in March 1997.



July 1984- November 1995


Partner, Ocean Pulmonary Associates


As a partner in a four-member pulmonary, critical care and sleep disorders medicine group, I served suburban coastal New Jersey at three community hospitals in the wide range of pulmonary, critical care and sleep disorders medicine. I established the first certified sleep center at the Jersey shore, and the first pulmonary rehabilitation program in central and southern NJ. I chaired a clinical pathway committee for COPD and pneumonia.



July 1984- June 1986


Assistant Professor of Medicine, McGill University School of Medicine, Montreal Quebec: Conducted patient care, education of medical students, interns, residents, and fellows in pulmonary medicine and physiology, conducted clinical research and fostered the first clinical sleep laboratory at McGill University.

Licensure



  1. California: 2/11/2020, G167833

  2. Colorado: 8/2/2017, CDRH 0059139

  3. New Jersey: 5/12/1986, 25MA04804400

  4. New Mexico: 8/30/2020-7/1/2021, MD2020-0872

  5. New York: 10/09/1981, 147767

  6. North Dakota: 2/11/2021, 17193

  7. Utah:  7/9/2020-1/31/2022, 11873534-1205

  8. Minnesota: 3/30/2023- 8/31/2024, 73823

  9. Wisconsin:  4/2023-10/31/2023, 2924-230


Board Certifications


National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, ILO Grade B reader 2/1/1997-2022 #262


American Board of Sleep Medicine, 4/22/1996 1996 #862 (lifetime)


American Board of Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, 11/13/1984 #74461 (lifetime)


American Board of Internal Medicine, 9/9/1980 #74461 (lifetime)


National Board of Medical Examiners 7/1/1978 #192562



Awards and Honors


Teaching award, 2010, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, volunteer faculty

Edward Livingston Trudeau scholar of the American Lung Association, 1985-1986


Phi Beta Kappa, 1974



Publications



  1. Newman, S., J. Road, F. Bellemare, J.P. Clozel, C.M. Lavigne, and A. Grassino. Respiratory muscle length measured by sonomicrometry. J. Appl. Physiol. 56:753, 1984

  2. Road, J., S. Newman, J.P. Derenne, A. Grassino In vivo length-force relationship of canine diaphragm.J. Appl. Physiol 60:63-70, 1986

  3. Newman, S.L., J. Road, and A. Grassino In vivo length and shortening of canine diaphragm with body postural change.J. Appl. Physiol 60:661, 1986.

  4. Newman, S., R.P. Michel, and N.S. Wang, Lingular lung biopsy: is it representative? Amer. Rev. Resp Dis. 132:1064, 1986

  5. Passerini, L. M. Cosio, and S.L. Newman Respiratory muscle dysfunction after herpes zoster. Amer. Rev. Resp Dis. 132: 1366, 1986

  6. Newman, S., and C. Roussos. function and failure of the Respiratory Muscles, In Current Pulmonology Ed. D. Simmons Yearbook Medical Publishers, 1986.

  7. Zocchi, L. N. Garazanti, S. Newman, P.T. Macklem. Effect of hyperinflation and equalization of abdominal pressure of diaphragmatic action. J. Appl. Physiol. 62:1655, 1987

  8. Levy, R., T. Bradley, S. Newman, P.T. Macklem and J.G. Martin Negative pressure ventilation effect of ventilation during sleep in normal subjects., Chest 95:95,1989

  9. Ward, M., C. Cobeil, W. Gibbons, S. Newman and P. Macklem Optimization of Respiratory Muscle Relaxation during Mechanical Ventilation Anesthesiology. 69(1):29-35, JULY 1988.


Legal and Peer Review



  1. Independent Medical examinations: 1987-current: greater than 2500: defendant: 215, disability: 1000, plaintiff: 1300

  2. Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff: 5 Defense: 1

  3. ILO B readings: 1998- current: over 5000: regulatory 400, defense: 700 plaintiff: 3900

  4. Third party adjudication: denial of diagnostic procedures, pharmacy coverage, surgical intervention, length of stay greater than 5000.

  5. Depositions (recent list on request): greater than 300

  6. Court appearances: ten: States of NJ, Federal Court, NY,NY, Chicago


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Author Josh Reynolds
21
May
Date May 21, 2026

011349 Air Cargo and Aviation Logistics Specialist

Seasoned air cargo and aviation logistics specialist with extensive leadership experience across air freight forwarding, airline operations, and cargo transportation. Recognized for deep industry expertise spanning commercial air cargo, defense logistics, fleet expansion, and global operations. Founded and led multiple aviation businesses, including a Part 135 air carrier and a 121 certificated airline, and later served as President and CEO of a major international air cargo organization supporting worldwide expedited freight services. Background also includes advisory and board leadership, government policy work, and aviation industry service, supported by experience as an ATP-rated pilot and member of key aviation committees.


Education and Certifications Background


University Of Michigan- Ann Arbor, Michigan.  Bachelors Degree awarded in 1972.


Post graduate work in psychology


Professional Experience


National Air Cargo, Holdings


President and CEO of NAC and assumed an advisory  role to the owner as  EVP and Board Member.


National Air Cargo


President and CEO of National Air Cargo, an international airfreight forwarder based in Buffalo, NY.  With regional offices in Ypsilanti, Michigan, Dubai, UAE, Frankfurt, Germany and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  The company specializes in moving cargo for the US Department of Defense. During his tenure he spearheaded the growth and modernization of the airline to include the addition of Boeing 757 and 747 freighters in support of the global expansion of the firm’s expedited cargo services.


Serves as a member of the National Air Cargo Board of Directors.


National Airlines


He also served as the CEO of National Airlines, a 121 US certificated air carrier that he founded and operated as Murray Air from 2000 to 2006.


Murray Aviation


Founded and operated Murray Aviation from 1986 until 2005.  Murray Aviation was a 135 US Air Carrier which carried both passengers and cargo.


United States Government


ACTION


Washington, DC


From 1980 until 1986, Expert and Schedule B Appointments.  Worked in a variety of Domestic policy area’s including aging, volunteerism, drug abuse and mis-use, developmental disabilities, mental health and alcohol policy and programs.


Catholic Social Services of Oakland County


Royal Oak, Michigan


Unit Director of a community based mental health agency providing traditional social services along with community mental health services including drug and alcohol counseling, individual, marriage and family therapy, and aftercare of patience released from state mental health hospitals.


Membership and Professional Activities




  • Secret Clearance issued by the Department of Defense.

  • Member of the United States Air Force Lift Committee

  • Airline Transport Rated Pilot

  • Partner in Murray Air Certifications, an FAA approved consulting and certification firm.

  • Member of the Eastern Michigan University Aviation Advisory Board

  • State of Michigan Licensed Certified Social Worker

  • Member of the National Air Carrier Association Board of Directors

  • Member of the Air Freight Forwarders Association Board of Directors



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