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  • Member Since:

    Sep 22, 2007

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    Steven Bonacorsi

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    41

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    Oct 05

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    Londonderry, NH

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    Scorpio


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Steven Bonacorsi, Vice President (16+ years experience) Expertise:
Certified Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt (MBB), Certified Project
Management Professional (PMP), Masters in Computer Information
Systems (MS-CIS) and Business Administration (MBA), GE Crotonville
Leadership Program (PM), and GE Certified Workout and Change
Acceleration Process Instructor (CAP) Summary: Experienced
Engagement Director/Principal with 16 years of process improvement
experience in the areas of information technology, human resources,
federal defense, asset management, finance, retail, and medical
services industries. Global experience in leading enterprise-wide
deployments both Federal and Commercial. Proven skills in business
development, deployment design, Lean Six Sigma implementation,
curriculum and tool development, financial/operational due
diligence, balanced scorecards, and new product and process
designs. Strong presentation and written communications skills
spanning the range from executives to front line employees. Recent
Consulting Experience: Steven has coached top executives in the US
Navy in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of their Lean
Six Sigma initiatives. He has personally led executive training,
leadership awareness, and deployment design workshops for these
organizations. Accounts managed include NAVSUP HQ, COMFISC, NAVICP,
NAVSISA, NOLSC, SEAFAC, NAVFAC, SPAWAR and USMC. Federal experience
includes building the Naval Aviation (NAVAIR) Kaizen and Curriculum
program, Developed the Army Schoolhouse LSS Academy, SECNAV and
CNIC Executive Leader Training, and DLA Project Sponsor and Project
Identification and Selection Workshops. Steven has also led
deployments at Fortune 500 companies, including General Electrics
Global Master Black Belt program, Gillette, Pfizer, MITRE, BMW,
Xerox, Eli Lilly, HB Fuller, United Space Alliance, Kaiser
Permanente, GE Medical, GE Aircraft Engines, Bristol-Meyer Squibb,
Putnam Investments, Washington Mutual, Onsemi, Coorstec, and Levi
Strauss. As a Senior Certified Master Black Belt instructor/coach,
Steven has trained a thousand Master Black Belts, Black Belts,
Green Belts, and Project Sponsors in Lean Six Sigma DMAIC and
Design for Lean Six Sigma process improvement methodologies in
transactional, service, and manufacturing organizations. Prior Work
Experience: Steven has held management positions in Quality,
Information Technology and Program Management. He is also a
certified Project Management Professional from PM Institute, and
numerous IT certifications including ITIL, CMMI, MCSE, and numerous
vender certifications (Cisco, Dell, IBM, HP, Compaq, Toshiba, Lotus
Notes, Microsoft, etc... Accomplishments include over $45M in
savings and $80M in sales growth from Lean Six Sigma, Kaizen, and
Design for Lean Six Sigma development and innovation projects.
Education: Bachelor of Science, Management of Network Systems,
University of New Hampshire Master of Business Administration,
University of Southern New Hampshire Graduate School of Business
Master of Computer Information Systems, University of Southern New
Hampshire Graduate School of Business

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