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To Whom It May Concern: Here attached, I am forwarding my letter of interest in the appointment for the District 3 vacancy on the Board of Education. I have also attached my Bio and professional Resume as required. I'm sending a copy of my voter registration status as it indicates my residency in Educational District 3
If you have any questions or need more information please contact me via return email to   or call me at  .
Please confirm receipt of these documents.
Sincerely, Ana Sol Gutierrez
DISTRICT 18, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE
Ana Sol Gutiérrez made history as the first Latina to be elected in Maryland, as well as the First Salvadoran- American elected to public office in the USA (1990). She was also the first Hispanic state legislator elected to the Maryland House of Delegates in November 2002.
Ana has been re-elected four times and completed her 16th year in Annapolis in December 2018. She served on the House Appropriations Committee and its Public Safety and Administration Sub-committee. She also served on the Health and Human Services Subcommittee where she oversaw the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in Maryland. She also co-chaired the Joint Committee of Management of Public Funds and the New American Caucus; she served on Joint Committee for Children, Youth, and Families, and was VP of the MD Women’s Legislators Caucus. Previously, she was elected to the Montgomery County (MD) Board of Education, where she served as President, and Member during two terms from 1990-98..
A chemist and computer systems engineer by profession, she was appointed in 1994 by President Clinton as the Deputy Administrator for Research and Special Programs (RSPA) at the U.S. Department of Transportation. She has worked for over 30 years in information technology in the public and private sector with major IT firms on government contracts at NASA, FAA, USDOT, Education, and State Departments. She is a recognized leader and role model for women in the fields of science & technology (STEM). She has twice been recognized among the “100 Most Influential Hispanics in the USA” by Hispanic Magazine, and named among Maryland’s Top 100 Women in 2006 and 2010. She is a member of the Will/WAND Board of Directors, was on the Board of Directors the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), was Vice President for Public Policy for the National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators (NHCSL), and serves as a Trustee of Capitol Technology University, a small, engineering college in Laurel, MD. Latino Activism: In 1998, she was appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce to serve as a Hispanic member on the U.S. Census Race and Ethnicity Advisory Committee (REAC). As a Latino community advocate, she served pro bono as President of the Board of CASA de Maryland, the largest non-profit organization working with low-income and new immigrant Latino communities in Maryland. She was a founding member of the Hispanic Democratic Club of Montgomery County and the Maryland Latino Legislative Caucus to advocate for Latinos in local and state politics. She worked to improve the health and welfare of poor Latino families as a Board member of La Clínica del Pueblo, a free health clinic serving Latinos in the Washington metro area. Key Policy Issues: Her passion for Education Equity and Social Justice and her extensive experience with public policy at local, state, and national levels, have made her an effective, progressive leader in Annapolis and nationwide. She continues to work to close the educational achievement gaps for Latino and African American students, to ensure fair, livable wages and paid sick leave for all working women and men, and to protect immigrant, civil, human, and women’s rights. She worked incessantly to pass the MD Dream Act and Marriage Equality, to protect access to Maryland Driver’s Licenses by residents regardless of immigration status, and fought to eliminate the death penalty. She passed legislation to strengthen gun safety laws, advocates for universal access to health care by all, and promotes expanding language access for English Language Learners and dual Language programs for all students in early grades. She initiated and assured passage of The Seal of Biliteracy Act for all Maryland public schools. # # # To contact Former Delegate Ana Sol Gutiérrez, call her at 301-237-4211 or via e-mail at: asolgut@gmail.com Visit her on Twitter @asolg or Facebook: www.facebook.com/asolgut Home address is: 3317 Tuner Lane, Chevy Chase, MD 20815.
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P R O F E S S I O N A L R E S U M E
ANA SOL GUTIERREZ 3317 Turner Lane, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
Tel Cell (301) 237-4211 E-mail: asolgut@gmail.com EDUCATION: Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Senior Executive Graduate Certificate Program Master of Science, Technology of Management, Scientific & Technical Information Systems (STINFO), and Management Information Systems, The American University, Washington DC Bachelor of Science, Chemistry, Pennsylvania State University Post-Graduate Studies, Applied Engineering, George Washington University University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland. Arts and Letters Diploma
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:
• Maryland State Elected Official - Maryland State Legislator, Maryland General Assembly, District 18- Montgomery County, MD. 2002-2018 Elected to serve four four-year terms in the Maryland House of Delegates. Also elected to the Montgomery County (MD) Board of Education, served as president and vice president during two four-year terms from 1990-98. First Latina ever elected to public office in Maryland; first Salvadoran-American elected in the USA (1990). Named among Top 100 Women Leaders in Maryland; Top 100 Hispanics in US.
• Federal Executive Public Policy Administrator - Deputy Administrator at the U.S. Dept. of Transportation’s Research and Special Programs Administration (RSPA), Senior Executive (SES) responsible for public policy formulation, directing and management of federal transportation research and transportation safety regulatory programs. Lead USDOT’s Strategic and Information Technology planning activities, and implementation of National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) and National Performance Review (NPR) government improvement initiatives.
• President and CEO IT Consulting Firm providing management and technical consulting expertise to clients to plan, design, and implement information technology solutions to enhance organizational effectiveness and improve customer services including: strategic planning, enterprise architecture development, technology infrastructure and risk assessments, business process re-engineering, cost/benefit and work flow analyses, and improved education and training systems.
• Senior Systems Engineer / Senior Program Manager with over 30 years of experience in private, corporate information industry and computer systems engineering. Operations and program manager working with major IT companies on numerous complex computer systems development programs for IRS, NASA, DOT-FAA, GSA and other federal government agencies. Application of state-of-the-art information systems and software engineering methodologies to the full life-cycle development process, and systems assurance using SEI’s Capability Maturity Model and TQM methodologies.
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DETAILED EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: MARYLAND HOUSE OF DELEGATES 2002 to 2018 -Maryland State Delegate representing District 18, Montgomery County, MD. Extensive legislative and public policy experience in state budgets preparation, state finance, health care, education,
public safety, and transportation. Served on the House Appropriations Committee, Subcommittee on Health and Human Services; Chair, Joint Committee for the Management of Public Funds; House Judiciary Committee; Joint Committee for Children, Youth, and Families; Joint Committee on Welfare
COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION 1998- 2006 - Director, Strategic IT Consulting Group, CSC Federal Sector, Rockville, Maryland, and Fairfax, Virginia Senior executive providing e-government consulting solutions to numerous government agencies. Past Director of Quality Management for the IRS Modernization PRIME Alliance Program, a major business systems modernization, engineering, and development contract for the Internal Revenue Service with a potential $15-billion value over 15 years. Directed major enterprise architecture and BPR contracts for several Federal agencies including the Department of Education, DOJ/ Office of United States Attorneys, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Social Security Administration. Responsible for directing and implementing program-wide quality management based on CSC’s state-of-the art business and systems engineering methodologies, Catalyst, and SEI’s Capability Maturity Models. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 1994 to 98 - Deputy Administrator, Research and Special Programs Administration (RSPA), Washington DC Senior Executive (SES) appointed by President Clinton as the RSPA Deputy Administrator. Provided senior executive leadership, federal policy oversight and direction to all RSPA programs, budgets (approx. $150M budget with over 1000 employees at three national locations). Responsible for defining and implementing federal public policy and directing RSPA’s regulatory, research and development, and safety programs: Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety, Pipeline Safety, Emergency Transportation and Disaster Response, University Research and Education Grants, Research Policy and Technology Transfer, as well the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center in Cambridge, MA, and the Transportation Safety Institute in Oklahoma City, OK. Prepared USDOT’s Long-Term Plan for Information Technologies in preparation of establishing USDOT’s Chief Information Office and directed RSPA’s first strategic plan. Served as USDOT co-chair of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Interagency Committee on Transportation Information Infrastructure; USDOT’s representative on NSTC’s Computers and Information, Fundamental Science, Education and Training committees, and U.S. Dept. of Commerce’s National Information Infrastructure (NII) Task Force; on the Board of Directors of the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) America program. Lead RSPA’ s National Performance Review (NPR) initiatives resulting in two Hammer Awards for RSPA programs. COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION (CSC) 1992- 1994 - Senior Consulting Engineer, Systems Sciences Division, Rockville, Maryland CSC’s Product and Systems Assurance Operations Manager for the FAA’s Advanced Automation System Program, a major system/software engineering and development subcontract with IBM Federal Systems for the advanced air traffic control system. Responsible for managing CSC’s AAS systems assurance, configuration management, and system/software testing staff. Also served as business development and proposal manager for acquiring major new government contracts. Senior consultant on Total Quality Management (TQM) and business process re-engineering to other CSC corporate centers, and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center SOL QUALITY SYSTEMS, Inc. 1988 to 1992 - President/CEO, Chevy Chase, Maryland Management consultant focusing on information systems engineering. Areas of expertise included: enterprise architectures, strategic planning, business process re-engineering, quality assurance and IV&V, intelligent transportation systems, education technology systems, and scientific and technical information systems. Public and private sectors clients included: National Science Foundation, Federal Communications Commission, U.S. Census Bureau, US Department of Education, Smithsonian Institution, National Assoc. of Boards of Education, Prince Williams Public Schools, Chicago Board of Education, Nat. Assoc. Chemical Distributors Foundation, Mexican Institute for Education, Sao Paulo (Brazil) Ministry of Education, Chilean Ministry of Education, among others.
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LORAL AEROSYS (Formerly FORD AEROSPACE) - Senior Systems Engineer, Technology Programs Division, Seabrook, Md. Senior Systems Engineer providing engineering and technical project management of programs with NASA Headquarters and Goddard Space Flight Center, including requirements, analysis and design of the Earth Observing System’s EOSDIS and NASA’s Space Station program. Project manager at U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. BOOZ • ALLEN & HAMILTON, INC. - Senior Associate, Information Technology Center, Bethesda, Md. Senior-level technical project management, systems development, strategic planning, and business process re- engineering as well as successful business development activities --marketing and proposal management-- for various Federal agencies including NASA, NOAA, GSA, IRS, and INTELSAT. Directed technical support contract for NASA’s Code Q and its newly created Safety and Systems Assurance programs after the Shuttle accident. COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION (CSC) - Technical Department Manager, Systems Sciences Division, Calverton, Md. Technical Department Manager /Software Quality Assurance (SQA)/ Configuration Management (CM) on major government systems/software engineering and development contracts including the Federal Aviation Administration, the United States Air Force, and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center as well as various software engineering subcontracts with IBM’s Federal Systems Division. WANG LABORATORIES, INC. - District Technical Support Manager, Federal Systems Division, Wash. DC INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT - SISTECO, S.A., Management Consultant, Caracas, Venezuela • La Paz, Bolivia • Lima, Peru. UNIVERSIDAD MAYOR DE SAN ANDRES - Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, La Paz, Bolivia. INTEVEP - VENEZUELAN PETROLEUM RESEARCH INSTITUTE - Director, Technical Petroleum Information and Research Systems, Caracas, Venezuela. UNIVERSIDAD SIMON BOLIVAR- Associate Professor, University Simon Bolivar, Mathematics Department, Caracas, Venezuela HERNER AND CO - Information Scientist, STINFO for NIH, NCI, NAS. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, Washington, DC - Chemical Information Specialist, Editor/Writer. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)- 2002 to 2018 National Association of Latino and Appointed Officials (NALEO)- 2002 to 2018 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), MD/Washington, D.C. Chapter National Management Association (NMA), President, Local Chapter PERSONAL INFORMATION
Naturalized U.S. Citizen, since 1984. Born in El Salvador Life-long Resident of Montgomery County, MD Member, Board of Trustees, Capitol Technology University, Laurel, Maryland Board Chair, Montgomery County Education Forum (MCEF) Former Board Chair, CASA de Maryland, non-profit, advocacy for immigrants Pro-bono advisor and community advocate in education and immigration policy for non-profit organizations Recognized Latino leader and advocate, Radio & TV commentator, immigration policy lecturer and researcher. References Available Upon Request --- Updated: June 2020
ANA SOL GUTIERREZ MARYLAND STATE DELEGATE (Retired)
DISTRICT 18, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE
Ana Sol Gutiérrez made history as the first Latina to be elected in Maryland, as well as the First Salvadoran- American elected to public office in the USA (1990). She was also the first Hispanic state legislator elected to the Maryland House of Delegates in November 2002.
Ana has been re-elected four times and completed her 16th year in Annapolis in December 2018. She served on the House Appropriations Committee and its Public Safety and Administration Sub-committee. She also served on the Health and Human Services Subcommittee where she oversaw the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in Maryland. She also co-chaired the Joint Committee of Management of Public Funds and the New American Caucus; she served on Joint Committee for Children, Youth, and Families, and was VP of the MD Women’s Legislators Caucus. Previously, she was elected to the Montgomery County (MD) Board of Education, where she served as President, and Member during two terms from 1990-98..
A chemist and computer systems engineer by profession, she was appointed in 1994 by President Clinton as the Deputy Administrator for Research and Special Programs (RSPA) at the U.S. Department of Transportation. She has worked for over 30 years in information technology in the public and private sector with major IT firms on government contracts at NASA, FAA, USDOT, Education, and State Departments. She is a recognized leader and role model for women in the fields of science & technology (STEM). She has twice been recognized among the “100 Most Influential Hispanics in the USA” by Hispanic Magazine, and named among Maryland’s Top 100 Women in 2006 and 2010. She is a member of the Will/WAND Board of Directors, was on the Board of Directors the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), was Vice President for Public Policy for the National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators (NHCSL), and serves as a Trustee of Capitol Technology University, a small, engineering college in Laurel, MD. Latino Activism: In 1998, she was appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce to serve as a Hispanic member on the U.S. Census Race and Ethnicity Advisory Committee (REAC). As a Latino community advocate, she served pro bono as President of the Board of CASA de Maryland, the largest non-profit organization working with low-income and new immigrant Latino communities in Maryland. She was a founding member of the Hispanic Democratic Club of Montgomery County and the Maryland Latino Legislative Caucus to advocate for Latinos in local and state politics. She worked to improve the health and welfare of poor Latino families as a Board member of La Clínica del Pueblo, a free health clinic serving Latinos in the Washington metro area. Key Policy Issues: Her passion for Education Equity and Social Justice and her extensive experience with public policy at local, state, and national levels, have made her an effective, progressive leader in Annapolis and nationwide. She continues to work to close the educational achievement gaps for Latino and African American students, to ensure fair, livable wages and paid sick leave for all working women and men, and to protect immigrant, civil, human, and women’s rights. She worked incessantly to pass the MD Dream Act and Marriage Equality, to protect access to Maryland Driver’s Licenses by residents regardless of immigration status, and fought to eliminate the death penalty. She passed legislation to strengthen gun safety laws, advocates for universal access to health care by all, and promotes expanding language access for English Language Learners and dual Language programs for all students in early grades. She initiated and assured passage of The Seal of Biliteracy Act for all Maryland public schools. # # # To contact Former Delegate Ana Sol Gutiérrez, call her or via e-mail at Visit her on Twitter @asolg or Facebook: www.facebook.com/asolgut Home address is: Chevy Chase, MD 20815.
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P R O F E S S I O N A L R E S U M E
ANA SOL GUTIERREZ Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
Tel Cell E-mail: EDUCATION: Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Senior Executive Graduate Certificate Program Master of Science, Technology of Management, Scientific & Technical Information Systems (STINFO), and Management Information Systems, The American University, Washington DC Bachelor of Science, Chemistry, Pennsylvania State University Post-Graduate Studies, Applied Engineering, George Washington University University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland. Arts and Letters Diploma
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:
• Maryland State Elected Official - Maryland State Legislator, Maryland General Assembly, District 18- Montgomery County, MD. 2002-2018 Elected to serve four four-year terms in the Maryland House of Delegates. Also elected to the Montgomery County (MD) Board of Education, served as president and vice president during two four-year terms from 1990-98. First Latina ever elected to public office in Maryland; first Salvadoran-American elected in the USA (1990). Named among Top 100 Women Leaders in Maryland; Top 100 Hispanics in US.
• Federal Executive Public Policy Administrator - Deputy Administrator at the U.S. Dept. of Transportation’s Research and Special Programs Administration (RSPA), Senior Executive (SES) responsible for public policy formulation, directing and management of federal transportation research and transportation safety regulatory programs. Lead USDOT’s Strategic and Information Technology planning activities, and implementation of National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) and National Performance Review (NPR) government improvement initiatives.
• President and CEO IT Consulting Firm providing management and technical consulting expertise to clients to plan, design, and implement information technology solutions to enhance organizational effectiveness and improve customer services including: strategic planning, enterprise architecture development, technology infrastructure and risk assessments, business process re-engineering, cost/benefit and work flow analyses, and improved education and training systems.
• Senior Systems Engineer / Senior Program Manager with over 30 years of experience in private, corporate information industry and computer systems engineering. Operations and program manager working with major IT companies on numerous complex computer systems development programs for IRS, NASA, DOT-FAA, GSA and other federal government agencies. Application of state-of-the-art information systems and software engineering methodologies to the full life-cycle development process, and systems assurance using SEI’s Capability Maturity Model and TQM methodologies.
RELATED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS
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DETAILED EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: MARYLAND HOUSE OF DELEGATES 2002 to 2018 -Maryland State Delegate representing District 18, Montgomery County, MD. Extensive legislative and public policy experience in state budgets preparation, state finance, health care, education,
public safety, and transportation. Served on the House Appropriations Committee, Subcommittee on Health and Human Services; Chair, Joint Committee for the Management of Public Funds; House Judiciary Committee; Joint Committee for Children, Youth, and Families; Joint Committee on Welfare
COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION 1998- 2006 - Director, Strategic IT Consulting Group, CSC Federal Sector, Rockville, Maryland, and Fairfax, Virginia Senior executive providing e-government consulting solutions to numerous government agencies. Past Director of Quality Management for the IRS Modernization PRIME Alliance Program, a major business systems modernization, engineering, and development contract for the Internal Revenue Service with a potential $15-billion value over 15 years. Directed major enterprise architecture and BPR contracts for several Federal agencies including the Department of Education, DOJ/ Office of United States Attorneys, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Social Security Administration. Responsible for directing and implementing program-wide quality management based on CSC’s state-of-the art business and systems engineering methodologies, Catalyst, and SEI’s Capability Maturity Models. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 1994 to 98 - Deputy Administrator, Research and Special Programs Administration (RSPA), Washington DC Senior Executive (SES) appointed by President Clinton as the RSPA Deputy Administrator. Provided senior executive leadership, federal policy oversight and direction to all RSPA programs, budgets (approx. $150M budget with over 1000 employees at three national locations). Responsible for defining and implementing federal public policy and directing RSPA’s regulatory, research and development, and safety programs: Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety, Pipeline Safety, Emergency Transportation and Disaster Response, University Research and Education Grants, Research Policy and Technology Transfer, as well the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center in Cambridge, MA, and the Transportation Safety Institute in Oklahoma City, OK. Prepared USDOT’s Long-Term Plan for Information Technologies in preparation of establishing USDOT’s Chief Information Office and directed RSPA’s first strategic plan. Served as USDOT co-chair of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Interagency Committee on Transportation Information Infrastructure; USDOT’s representative on NSTC’s Computers and Information, Fundamental Science, Education and Training committees, and U.S. Dept. of Commerce’s National Information Infrastructure (NII) Task Force; on the Board of Directors of the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) America program. Lead RSPA’ s National Performance Review (NPR) initiatives resulting in two Hammer Awards for RSPA programs. COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION (CSC) 1992- 1994 - Senior Consulting Engineer, Systems Sciences Division, Rockville, Maryland CSC’s Product and Systems Assurance Operations Manager for the FAA’s Advanced Automation System Program, a major system/software engineering and development subcontract with IBM Federal Systems for the advanced air traffic control system. Responsible for managing CSC’s AAS systems assurance, configuration management, and system/software testing staff. Also served as business development and proposal manager for acquiring major new government contracts. Senior consultant on Total Quality Management (TQM) and business process re-engineering to other CSC corporate centers, and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center SOL QUALITY SYSTEMS, Inc. 1988 to 1992 - President/CEO, Chevy Chase, Maryland Management consultant focusing on information systems engineering. Areas of expertise included: enterprise architectures, strategic planning, business process re-engineering, quality assurance and IV&V, intelligent transportation systems, education technology systems, and scientific and technical information systems. Public and private sectors clients included: National Science Foundation, Federal Communications Commission, U.S. Census Bureau, US Department of Education, Smithsonian Institution, National Assoc. of Boards of Education, Prince Williams Public Schools, Chicago Board of Education, Nat. Assoc. Chemical Distributors Foundation, Mexican Institute for Education, Sao Paulo (Brazil) Ministry of Education, Chilean Ministry of Education, among others.
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LORAL AEROSYS (Formerly FORD AEROSPACE) - Senior Systems Engineer, Technology Programs Division, Seabrook, Md. Senior Systems Engineer providing engineering and technical project management of programs with NASA Headquarters and Goddard Space Flight Center, including requirements, analysis and design of the Earth Observing System’s EOSDIS and NASA’s Space Station program. Project manager at U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. BOOZ • ALLEN & HAMILTON, INC. - Senior Associate, Information Technology Center, Bethesda, Md. Senior-level technical project management, systems development, strategic planning, and business process re- engineering as well as successful business development activities --marketing and proposal management-- for various Federal agencies including NASA, NOAA, GSA, IRS, and INTELSAT. Directed technical support contract for NASA’s Code Q and its newly created Safety and Systems Assurance programs after the Shuttle accident. COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION (CSC) - Technical Department Manager, Systems Sciences Division, Calverton, Md. Technical Department Manager /Software Quality Assurance (SQA)/ Configuration Management (CM) on major government systems/software engineering and development contracts including the Federal Aviation Administration, the United States Air Force, and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center as well as various software engineering subcontracts with IBM’s Federal Systems Division. WANG LABORATORIES, INC. - District Technical Support Manager, Federal Systems Division, Wash. DC INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT - SISTECO, S.A., Management Consultant, Caracas, Venezuela • La Paz, Bolivia • Lima, Peru. UNIVERSIDAD MAYOR DE SAN ANDRES - Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, La Paz, Bolivia. INTEVEP - VENEZUELAN PETROLEUM RESEARCH INSTITUTE - Director, Technical Petroleum Information and Research Systems, Caracas, Venezuela. UNIVERSIDAD SIMON BOLIVAR- Associate Professor, University Simon Bolivar, Mathematics Department, Caracas, Venezuela HERNER AND CO - Information Scientist, STINFO for NIH, NCI, NAS. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, Washington, DC - Chemical Information Specialist, Editor/Writer. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)- 2002 to 2018 National Association of Latino and Appointed Officials (NALEO)- 2002 to 2018 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), MD/Washington, D.C. Chapter National Management Association (NMA), President, Local Chapter PERSONAL INFORMATION