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“I found out early on while working in the industry that I could successfully lead any team to drive change, so it became natural to me to become a consultant. For the clients I’ve served, from the factory level to the leadership level, I’ve built and sustained trusted relationships while becoming part of their teams and those lasting relationships are what I’m most proud of. And when a client can take what we did and make it better over time… that brings me great joy.”

  • Aerospace and Defense
  • Commercial Industrial
  • Micro Electronics
  • Leadership roles at Universal Instruments, Lockheed Martin, General Electric, and UNISYS
  • Director of Operations, Universal Instruments
  • Manager of Continuous Improvements, Space Sytems Lockheed Martin
  • Manager Mfg GE Aerospace
  • Capacity Modeling and simulation
  • Leadership Coaching and Mentoring
  • Lean Production System and Transformations
  • Strategic Goal Deployment (Hoshin Kanri, Policy Deployment)
  • Kaizen Facilitation
  • Structured Problem Solving (A3, 8D)
  • Plant Layout and product flow
  • Change Management
  • Organizational Effectiveness
  • Operations Execution
  • Supply Chain Management
  • S&OP (Process, Capacity, Supply & Demand Planning)
  • Due Diligence and M&A Integrations
  • Business Diagnostics
  • Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering – Drexel University

Steve Dowzicky

Vice President of Aerospace

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