STEPHANE ALLARD
Cambridge, ON. N1R 5S7
acccwm@r.postjobfree.com
Cell 514-***-****
Career Resume
. A senior manager seasoned in Manufacturing and operation
. Strong leadership abilities and an agent of change.
. Identifies the right talent to build highly competitive and effective
teams.
. Evaluates operations to determine areas of strength and limitations.
. Masters the management of all processes product conception, research,
development, manufacturing, implementation customer support,
marketing, sales and all associated services; administration, finance,
logistics and communication and quality
. Drives efficiency improvement through cycle time and cost reduction,
while increasing throughput, quality and competitiveness.
. Excellent customer management experience in crisis situation
Major qualifications
. Extensive knowledge of operational management and manufacturing
. Skilled in implementing new philosophies focused on customer needs
. Experienced in constructing and directing management teams
. Track record in productivity improvement
. Strong financial management
Accomplishments include:
Operation management and productivity improvement
Within a period of six month, through process improvement, transformed an
unsuccessful business (prior 6 years) into a highly profitable organization
with margins of over 15% and a sales growth of 23% per year. (SPAR)
Restructured the maintenance organization, which improved the turn-around
time from an average of 49 days to 13 days. (Marconi)
Successfully implemented a new in-process inspection program for the
reduction of scrap providing savings of $ 40k per month (Sargent)
Transformed a $7 million (revenue) company into a $52 million international
world leader
( FTI-Forensic Technology)
Designed and implemented a shop modernization program which improved
productivity from 82% to 93%; providing faster service and better response
to customer needs
Negotiated the collective agreement for AlliedSignal with the CAW union
Implemented a new high tech facility in PEI for the repair and overhaul of
regional aircraft equipment. The facility generates $80 million yearly.
(Allied Signal)
Implemented worldwide customer support operation in both Ireland and
Florida to support over 400 laboratories in 35 countries (FTI)
Formal recognition
Led the company to win the following awards
2003?Canada's Best 50 Managed Companies?Deloitte and Touche and CIBC?
2003?Prix Performance PME (Technology Category)?Journal Les Affaires
2003?Canada Export Award?Department of Foreign Affairs and International
Trade?
2002?Palmar s 2002, Top 35 Employers in Quebec?Affaires Plus and Watson
Wyatt?
2002?Canada's Best 50 Managed Companies?Deloitte and Touche and CIBC?
2002?Ranked #10 in "Les 50 Leaders de la Croissance" ?(Top 50 Leaders of
Business Growth)?PME Magazine?
2002?The Mercuriades Award for Innovation and Design?F d ration of the
Chamber of Commerce of Quebec?
2002?Prix Performance PME ?(Small and Medium Enterprises Performance
Prize)?Journal Les Affaires?
2001?The Mercuriades Award for Export?F d ration of the Chamber of Commerce
of Quebec?
PROFESSIONNAL DEVELOPMENT
BUSCH CANADA 2012-
2013
Branch Director - Mississauga
Responsible for managing all aspects of the Ontario branch office's
operations and sales in order to meet budgets and goals for this worldwide
supplier of vacuum and overpressure applications as well as vacuum pumps
for industrial use. In Canada, the company employs 51 employees providing
sales and services across Canada.
SARGENT AEROSPACE CANADA INC. 2010-2012
General Manager
Responsible for all business activities of the company which produces
complex tight tolerance engine and aircraft parts for Pratt & Whitney and
Bombardier. The business employs 110 employees and has annual sales of $20
million.
ESSENTIAL TURBINES INC. 2006-
2010
General Manager
Responsible for all business activities of the company in the repair and
overhaul of ROLLS ROYCE 250 turboshatf turbine engines and SNECMA jet
engine. The business employs 40 employees and has annual sales of $15
million
FORENSIC TECHNOLOGY (WAI) INC
Vice-President, General Manager
1998-2005
Responsible for all business activities of the company, employing 350
employees in 5 facilities worldwide, generating annual sales of $50
million. Forensic Technology develops manufactures, installs and support
High Tech Forensic Laboratories Equipment, mainly in the ballistic field,
in order to solve violent crimes.
SHANNON REWINDS CANADA
General Manager 1997-
1998
Responsible for all business activities with the exception of marketing and
sales, in the repair and overhaul of aircraft electrical starter generator.
The business employed 50 employees and had annual sales of $4 million
SPAR AVIATION SERVICES
Director of Operations 1996-
1997
Responsible for all operation activities of the Pointe-Claire facility in
Montreal. Managed and coordinated R&O, manufacturing logistics, contracts,
accounting and marketing for a total of 77 employees and sales of $14
million per year
CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY
Director of Repair & Overhaul, Metrology
1994-1996
Responsible for all repair and overhaul activities as well as calibration
of in-house and commercial equipment for Canadian Marconi. Managing and
coordinating 5 departments totaling 110 people over three different
locations (Montreal, Cornwall, Kanata)
SENATE OF CANADA
Special Advisor 1994
Special advisor to Senator Phillips on the Canadian aerospace industry.
Performing evaluations on possible aerospace industrial developments for
the maritime region. Providing also in-depth studies on the privatization
of specific government tasks and responsibilities.
ALLIED SIGNAL AEROSPACE CANADA INC. 1987-
1993
General Manager - Atlantic Support Division (Summerside, P.E.I.)
Overall responsibility for launching a new facility. Over a two year
period, built a responsive and technically competent team, installed and
commissioned complex electronic and mechanical test facilities and
developed excellent relationship with government agencies and customers.
The division now generates sales of more than $80 million annually.
Marketing Manager Support Services Division (Montreal, Quebec)
Responsible for business development in support services for a period of
two years, winning two major electronic repair and calibration contracts.
Instrumental in developing the company's expansion strategies. Much of the
business at the time was focused on building strong alliances with European
companies. Developed several partnerships with the French aerospace
industry.
R&O Manager, Electronic Systems - Support Services Division (Montreal,
Quebec)
Managed and restructured a team of 60 avionic technicians. Responsible for
third line maintenance of over 1100 different types of military and
commercial avionic units.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE 1983-1987
Aerospace Engineer (Captain) - CFB Portage la Prairie (Manitoba)
Overall responsibilities for First and Second line maintenance (Major
periodic inspections and modifications) of 45 aircraft, two types; rotary
and fixed wing involving the technology of turbo shaft and pure jet
propulsion. This position involved the management of a team of 68 people
representing seven distinctive aircraft related trades.
EDUCATION
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF CANADA 1983
B. Eng. Computer engineering
CF SCHOOL OF AEROSPACE AND ORDINANCE ENGINEERING 1984
Avionics Systems engineering
Aerospace Engineering
McGill UNIVERSITY 1989
Finance course for non-financial managers
TRANSPORT CANADA 1991
Director of Maintenance Certification