Newsletter: Board of Directors: 2003 candidates.



	Tuesday, November 24, 2009	VOLUME 1 ISSUE 19

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SCIP Board of Directors - 2003 candidates.

Voting for new members of the SCIP Board of Directors will be on-line this year, starting on December 12th and running through February 12th. Part of the online voting section will include the electronic versions of each candidate’s biographical material, along with their thoughts on how they view SCIP, its needs moving forward, and their potential role if elected. Three board members will be elected this year.

Here are brief biographical snapshots of the 2003 candidates

Elizondo, Noe

Consultant, Intelamex, Inc. Ottawa, Canada, with office in Mexico.
Nominated by: Kim Chevalier, Jonathan Calof.
SCIP membership: 5 years.
Founder of SCIP Monterrey Chapter (first chapter in Latin America) – 1998; founder of SCIP Mexico, A.C.1998; presenter at SCIP Annual Conference in 1999, 2000, 2002; contributor to CI Magazine .
Professional involvement with CI since 1994, with 17 years in Mexican Foreign Affairs Ministry prior to 1994.

Giese, Diane

Consultant, Strategy Software, Kirkland, Washington.
Nominated by John Nolan, Steve Storms.
SCIP membership: 4 years.
Seattle Chapter steering committee; presentations at local and national level; annual conference planning committee (2001, 2002, 2003); articles in CI Magazine; program chair for AMA Hot Topic Briefings on Competitive Affairs.
8 years of marketing and/or CI experience.

Klement, Joseph

Consultant, Mc3 Intel, Toronto, Canada.
Nominated by David Gibson, Enrico Codogno
SCIP membership: 4 years.
Active in Toronto Chapter; CI presentations at university.
4 years of experience in CI; Professional Engineer & Project Management Professional.

Michaeli, Rainer

Consultant, Die Denkfabrik (The Thinkfactory), Butzbach, Germany.
Nominated by: Anja Kober, Craig Fleisher.
Nominated in 2001 and chosen to be on the 2001 slate.
SCIP membership: 6 years.
Chapter coordinator Rhein / Main area; European Conference Committee (2001, 2002); national and international presentations in US and Europe.
8 years experience

Schulz, Stephen

Practitioner, Jostens, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Nominated by Judy Leavitt, Kathrine Hayes
SCIP membership: 6 years.
Minneapolis Chapter: secretary, agenda committee, membership committee; Presentations at annual conference (1999, 2002) and SMI conference (1999, 2000); published in CI Magazine.
9 years experience as a practitioner.

Sullivan, Mark

Practitioner, General Motors, Warren, Michigan
Nominated by Ellen Naylor, Tim Kindler.
SCIP membership: 11 years.
Founding member of Detroit Chapter; Detroit Chapter Chair for 5 years; Regional Coordinator for Great Lakes Region; SCIP Mentor; authored articles for CI Review and CI Magazine; presentations at the local level; 1998 Catalyst Award Winner.
20 years experience as a practitioner

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