Dan Chenoweth, MBA, has more than 25 years of experience in executive level positions in finance, general management, and organizational effectiveness. He helps clients take their strategy to the bottom line through rigorous project management and change management techniques, and by engaging and motivating their people. Chenoweth has a broad background in American and international business, starting with a strong foundation in finance as a CPA.

Dan has held executive level positions in general management and finance in a number of industries including telecommunications, printing and publishing, heavy equipment manufacturing, and apparel manufacturing. In recent years, he has focused on general management issues in today's changing business environment including business ethics, organization leadership, business process analysis and improvement, project management, strategic supplier relationships, team development, and change management.

Dan holds a BS in Accounting from the University of Southern Colorado and a MBA from the University of Denver. He has been a Professor in the Master's Program for Project Management at Denver Technical College and is currently an adjunct professor in the distance MBA program at Colorado State University. In addition, Dan has developed and delivered a number of presentations and courses for the Colorado Society of CPAs, Emily Griffith Opportunity School (Denver, CO) Growmark, Kansas Farmers Services Association, Illinois Grain & Feed Association, Metro State College (Denver, CO), and the National Society of Accountants for Cooperatives.

A representative list of Dan's clients include: 3M, Jones Intercable, Lucent Technologies, US West, Centura Health, Life Care Centers of America, St. Thomas More Hospital, First Data Corporation, Prudential Assurance (U.K.), Republic Financial, Hewlett-Packard/Compaq, BMW, Douglas Machine, ESAB North American, Johns Manville, and QwestDex.