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When trying to reach career goals, I have to believe that most people arrive at a "fork in the road" at some point in the process. Typically, this fork could be Career Path A or Career Path B or take the job offer or stay in the same role. No matter what the "fork" is, it is always a trade-off between at least two things of value. I'm currently at a "fork" where I have to choose between career growth and location. What are some other "fork in the road"s people have experienced?

106 weeks ago from Inspiring Leadership

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President Obama recently launched the "Educate to Innovate" campaign aimed at improving the participation and performance of America's students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Why? American students ranked 21st in science and 25th in math in developed countries. It is about time the government has noticed the downward trend in our position in STEM subjects. Our generation wants the world, but struggle to find the passion necessary to achieve success. Thoughts?

107 weeks ago

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About Me

I am a Project Leader for GE Healthcare working in the excited world of Life Sciences and Biotechnology. I am born and raised in the Midwest where I attending the University of Wisconsin - Madison and graduated with my Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering.

I've been exposed to MRI, X-ray Imaging, and Biotechnology industries along with international experience working in China and Sweden.

I am an avid Chicago Cubs fan, healthy lifestyle advocate, and life-long learner. I enjoy reading inspirational books and blogs and staying current on the latest technology trends.

Work History

General Electric - Healthcare
Project Leader
July 2008 to Present
Lead LSS Black Belt Projects for GE Healthcare - Life Sciences between the United States and Sweden. Focus of the projects are to improve product quality and design for robustness in New Product Introduction.