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Face to Face Teaching

President and CEO

Center for Education Assessment, United States

Feb 2002 - Present

Assessment, Information Technology, Internet applications

Developed the Teacher Education Assessment System (TEAS) along with web-based program assessment software that tracks student development.

Earl co-founded the Center for Education Assessment in partnership with a Dean Emeritus from the University of Florida. The organization helps improve teacher education through the use of information technology. Earl created the CEA’s business infrastructure and developed its commercial grade education software. CEA software has been acquired by over thirty universities from New York to Hawaii. Recently the CEA has expanded its services to include organizing data for decision support and account

Earl was responsible for the business coordination of all Internet properties within the company. He coordinated the activities of internal, cross-functional teams responsible for web development, web content, network security, and production operations. The corporate website was continuously re-engineered to keep pace with changing technology. This work included implementing a project methodology for rapid applications prototyping (RAP), cost tracking, planning for the inclusion of vendor produ

Earl was responsible for the technology integration that accompanied business planning at CBIZ. His work included budget preparation, review and approval of technology purchases, M&A review and analysis, along with the technology integration of new acquisitions. Earl was responsible for the successful completion of several high-profile, enterprise-wide technology projects. Examples of specific projects where Earl played a key role include the consolidation of email on a nationwide network and Y2

This job began as a project management assignment and ended with the national consolidation of web properties. Systems development projects expanded into Internet architecture planning, hosting production operations, and development staff supervision. Earl established an Internet center of competency that coordinated development efforts in 14 companies. He oversaw the completion of over 100 Internet projects in a single year. This included managing the work of about 70 people consisting of proje

Earl created a new hardware and software infrastructure for the organization. This included planning, budgeting, purchasing and installing networks, developing new administrative systems, deploying production operations, maintaining production systems, and documenting new processes and procedures.

Corporate projects involving call-center management, corporate project-management methodology, the implementation of case based reasoning systems, and call tracking technology. Managed internal customer support consultants. Internal consultants resolved product performance issues escalated by call center customer service technicians. In addition to handling advance service issues, Earl analyzed call floor operations, and implemented of new call center software tools.

Bachelor's in Mathematics

University of Northern Iowa, Iowa, United States

Sep 1963 - Oct 1966

Series 7

Securities Commission, United States

Year Of Passing: 1992

This exam qualifies a person to be a licensed financial securities dealer.

Financial Broker Dealer

Missouri, United States

Year Of Passing: 1992

Certified Computer Systems Professional

Missouri, United States

Year Of Passing: 1985