Kenn Quick has provided consulting services and functional training programs on business development, change management, procurement and acquisition management for the private and public sectors for 21 years. He has worked in consulting and training capacities with local, state, and federal agencies and such businesses as AT&T, BearingPoint, General Dynamics, Hewlett Packard, IBM, KPMG, Lockheed/Martin, Microsoft, Northrop/Grumman, and SAIC.

Kenn is a rated pilot with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Tulane University. He has extensive experience in the disciplines of acquisition (with emphasis on technology), business development, contract law, contract administration & management, cost & price analysis, contract negotiations, marketing, organizational coaching & development, RFP/proposal preparation & evaluation, project implementation and risk management. He has instructed at the University of Colorado on multiple aspects of the acquisition, marketing and management of technology and technology companies.

Organizations: Mr. Quick has served as--President of the Pikes Peak Chapter of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA), as Director of the NCMA's International Organizations Group, on the nation's Region VIII Small Business Advisory Council, as a member of the Denver Chapter of the Association of Proposal Management Professionals (APMP) and on the APMP's Electronic Procurement Task Force (EPTF).

During his U.S. Air Force career Kenn served at the Directorate of Contracting, Air Force Computer Acquisition Center (AFCAC), Hanscom AFB, MA and Headquarters U.S. Air Force Space Command, Colorado Springs, CO. His responsibilities included the performance of all contractual actions leading to the acquisition and post award implementation and management of technology, space, and communications systems for worldwide support of the U.S. Air Force, other DOD components and numerous federal agencies.

Since 1984, Kenn Quick has supported Fortune 1000 clients in obtaining and managing commercial, government and international contracts that cumulatively exceed US$10.3 billion.

International Experience: North America, Middle East, European Union, & Pacific Rim

U.S. Government Experience: Most Agencies