Resume

• 1985

  Computer Systems

  Inc.

  TurnerTechnology

  I teach Management Information Systems to non-IT students....the class teaches them how to deal with technology in the business environment. I've partnered with Gisele Olney from the Nebraska Business Development Center to teach this class in a way that gives students a hands-on learning experience in analyzing business process and selecting technology to help enhance it.\n\nNote: Linkedin shows employment by last date of hire. My primary job is actually as a partner of Turner & Associates. My teaching job is largely an avocation that reflects a passion of mine....teaching provides different kinds of rewards then my "day job". /smile

  University of Nebraska at Omaha

  TurnerTechnology

  Greater Omaha Area

  I divide my time between management duties

  consulting

  and marketing/sales. As a partner in the firm

  I'm involved in strategic and tactical decisions about business direction and strategy. I spend most of my consulting time assisting businesses with making and managing strategic and tactical decisions involving technology. \n\nWhile our business is technology consulting

  technology in and of itself is largely irrelevant...what matters is business process and the people that run it. Our approach focuses on looking at how technology fits with the process and people it serves.\n\nMy marketing and sales responsibilities focus on market development and new client generation.

  Managing Partner

  Consultative Sales

  Computer Systems

  Inc.

  Omaha Executive Club I

  Member

  President

  Omaha Executive Club I

• 1975

  BGS

  Business/Communications

• Rotary Club of Omaha

  Member

  Rotary Club of Omaha

  Assistant Public Image Coordinator

  Rotary International Zone 28

  Chair of the Downtown Rotary Honor Roll Program

  This program honors the top eighth graders in Douglas County. The students are selected by their schools based the following values: scholarship

  leadership

  character and presence. We average 410-430 honorees every year at a luncheon with around 1

  600 in attendance. \n\nWe also have a cooperative ethics program with the BBB for 10th graders that were 8th grade honorees. The winners of this program are also honored at the luncheon and the BBB Integrity Awards luncheon. \n\nHigh school seniors that were 8th grade honorees are eligible for a college scholarship. The winners of these scholarships are also celebrated at the luncheon.

  Rotary Club of Omaha

  District Treasurer

  Rotary International District 5650

  Board member

  The Heartland Chapter of the American Red Cross

  Board member

  Luekemia and Lyphoma Society

  District Governor

  Rotary International District 5650

  Board Vice Chair

  The Heartland Chapter of the American Red Cross

  Assistant Governor for Area 6

  Rotary International District 5650

  Board member

  Voices For Children

  Club President

  Rotary Club of Omaha

  Board Chair

  The Heartland Chapter of the American Red Cross

  District Governor Elect

  Rotary International District 5650

  Foundation Board Member

  Rotary Club of Omaha

  Leadership

  Fundraising

  Capital Equipment

  Management

  Public Speaking

  Technology Management

  Sales

  Teaching

  Consulting

  Strategy

  Analysis

  Business Process Improvement

  New Business Development

  Team Building

  Strategic Planning

  Business Intelligence

  Business Development

  Business Engineering

  Project Management

  Public Relations

  Bren

  Gary

  Bren

  University of Nebraska at Omaha