Mr. Beckelman recently left Boeing where he was President of Boeing Information Services for six years. In this assignment he was responsible for capturing, and performing large complex information systems working for commercial customers and government agencies such as NASA, Department of Defense, and Department of Energy. Mr. Beckelman held several management and engineering positions over a forty-year period at Boeing. He had been responsible for Boeing Computer Services marketing and sales, including thirty sales offices across North America. Another earlier Boeing assignment was managing a staff of 3000 employees and several very large-scale computer centers serving Boeing Commercial Airplane Group and Boeing Defense and Space Group. Early in his Boeing career he earned distinction as Program Manager of the NASA Saturn V Systems Engineering and Integration effort during the Apollo space program where he managed a staff of 2000 assuring that the Saturn V rocket was capable of boosting the command module carrying NASA astronauts to the moon.

He also served as an international director of the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association (AFCEA) and as Boeing's representative on the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee responsible for developing information technology and telecommunication security recommendations for the President of the United States.

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