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Douglas
F. Carlberg
President & CEO
M2 Global, Inc.
Mr. Carlberg has over 30 years of experience in
operations management in the electronics, telecommunications,
and defense industries. This includes
more than 15 years of executive leadership with
profit/loss responsibility for leading high-technology
commercial and defense firms. His areas
of expertise include directing all lean manufacturing
aspects of product development, production, supply
chain management, sales, and service. He
is president and chairman of the board of M2 Global
Inc., a general partnership that owns and operates
M2 Global Technology Ltd. The company
provides high-performance microwave components and
value-added contract manufacturing services.
Previously Mr. Carlberg served as senior vice president
of worldwide operations of Harris Corporation's
Microwave Communications Division, which produces
a broad range of microwave radios and microwave
components for world markets. During
his tenure at Harris, he contributed significantly
to the Microwave Communications Division moving
from a potentially "going out of business" posture
to a number one position in US markets and a number
four position in world markets. Under
Mr. Carlberg's leadership, the division's San Antonio
operation earned numerous awards and recognitions
including the 1996 Shingo Prize for Excellence in
Manufacturing, the 1996 Texas Business of the Year
Award, the Organizational Excellence Award by the
Association for Quality and Participation, and Clemson
University's 21st Century Organizational Excellence
Premier Award. In both 1996 and 1998,
the San Antonio operation was selected by IndustryWeek
as one of the Top 25 Best Plants in North America. M2
Global received the U.S. Air Force 2005 Teaming
to Succeed Award and the Association for Manufacturing
Excellence Manufacturing Excellence Award in 2006.
Prior to joining Harris, Mr. Carlberg held management
positions of increasing responsibility with General
Electric Company, Hughes Aircraft Corporation, and
Tracor Aerospace Inc. These positions
encompassed operations engineering, advanced manufacturing
engineering, quality, and manufacturing of commercial
and military products.
Mr. Carlberg serves on the board of governors for
the Shingo Prize, a North American award for excellence
in manufacturing, and the board of directors for
the Association for Manufacturing Excellence, an
international nonprofit educational and benchmarking
organization.
Mr. Carlberg's published works include a commentary
on utilizing organizational diversity that appeared
in Target
(the journal of the Association for Manufacturing
Excellence) in 1999 and 2007, a case history on
managing change in The
Journal for Quality and Participation in
1999, a case history on implementing a team-based
management system in the National
Productivity Review in 1996, and research
performed while serving on the National Research
Council on Rapid Prototyping in 1989.
Education
Graduate, Arizona Executive Program, University
of Arizona, Tucson
Graduate, Defense Systems Management College, Fort
Belvoir, Virginia
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, University
of Arizona, Tucson
Associate of Science, Aerospace Engineering, Wentworth
Institute, Boston
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