Ted Howard is seeking a position developing policies to address California's energy, water, and climate challenges. He has over 20 years of experience in strategic planning, business development, and managing organizations. Currently an analyst at the California Public Utilities Commission, Ted has helped create policies for smart grid, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. He holds degrees in Resource Economics and has pursued certificates in sustainable energy and smart grid technologies.

1. Resume
Ted Howard
509 North San Mateo Drive
San Mateo, CA 94401
Home Tel: (650) 579-7347
Mobile Tel: (650) 430-4800
globalconscience@sbcglobal.net
Primary Skills and Abilities:
* Developing creative and forward-looking policies to resolve California's critical smart
grid, energy storage, renewable energy, energy efficiency, climate change, and water
challenges. Actively participating in California energy storage and energy efficiency
proceedings, writing white papers, creating partnerships, and organizing Thought Leaders
series.
* Over 20 years of experience in managerial, economic, and financial tools and
techniques for developing global services, and comprehensive abilities in creating and
expanding strategic business alliances.
* Skills include strategic planning, business development, marketing, sales, research and
development, and provisioning of services, with a solid technical background
complemented by broad operations experience and strong management skills.
* Hands-on supervisory and leadership experience in the strategic negotiation, business
planning, budget management, human resources management, office management, multi-
cultural integration, and legal requirements of creating and managing organizations.
* Expertise in Return on Investment ("ROI"), Net Present Value ("NPV") and related
financial analyses.
Work History and Highlights:
California Public Utilities Commission: 6/05 to present
Analyst, Emerging Technologies, developing policies for smart grid, clean energy,
energy efficiency, and climate change mitigation in California. Actively participating in
current energy storage and energy efficiency proceedings. Writing white papers on
emerging energy generation technologies and smart grid. Developing CPUC’s Thought
Leaders Series featuring visionary experts proposing their views on the critical challenges
related to CPUC policies on climate change, smart grid, and clean energy. Led the effort
to create a proactive Water Action Plan for California privately-owned water utilities, and
implementing these policies.

2. San Mateo County Medical Center: 7/04 to 5/05
Quality management analyses and tele-health development.
Global Dealz: 1/02 to 4/04
Co-Founding Partner of international consulting company dedicated to assisting
companies seeking to expand their business globally.
Quantum Bridge: 6/00 to 11/01
Sales Director, Asia-Pacific and Latin America: Initiated and developed the business
market for optical access equipment of a high profile start-up company, in Asia-Pacific
and Latin America. Worked closely with Value-Added-Resellers to develop the market
for our products, and implemented pilot projects.
Deutsche Telekom Business Development 1/97 to 4/00:
T-Nova North America:
Chief Operating Officer: Started-up USA research and development subsidiary for
Deutsche Telekom in San Mateo. Executive responsibilities included: finance, corporate
policies, human resources, business development, legal matters, operations, and
marketing.
ThinkOne, Inc.:
Chief Financial Officer: Negotiated and implemented an integration with the local France
Telecom research and development organization for a unified USA R&D corporation
(ThinkOne, Inc.) founded in the San Francisco Bay area. Executive responsibilities
included finance, corporate policies, human resources, business development, legal
matters, operations, and marketing.
Executive Founding Sponsor of Silicon Valley World Internet Center, located in Palo
Alto, California.
DT Advanced Solutions:
President: Deutsche Telekom's Board of Directors approved my business plan in
December, 1996, for the founding of the USA research and development subsidiary
company in the Silicon Valley. On April 1, 1997, I founded Deutsche Telekom
Advanced Solutions in Palo Alto. Subsequently organized and led a team of 12 engineers
and business managers to evaluate, test, and develop new Internet and
telecommunications services in partnership with leading high tech companies.

3. Deutsche Telekom, Inc.: 5/91 to 1/97
Regional Director: Opened Western Region office for Deutsche Telekom in May, 1991.
With a small sales and marketing team, managed and expanded telecommunications
between the Western US and Germany. Exceeded sales targets. Organized successful
marketing campaign. Published a quarterly newsletter. Developed strategic business
plans for Internet and telecommunications services.
AT&T: 7/88 to 5/91
International Account Executive: Planned and delivered international services for
business customers in the Silicon Valley. Stimulated AT&T international
telecommunications revenue growth in the Silicon Valley by over 50 percent to $1.5
million monthly. Functioned as the international telecommunications expert and liaison.
Won several sales awards, and developed Sales Tool Kit for AT&T's international sales
force.
AT&T: 6/83 to 7/88
Supervisor, International Marketing: Responsible for the development of an overall
strategy for expanding telecommunications services in the USA and internationally.
Managed a project which led to the introduction of AT&T's very successful
USADIRECT service globally.
Assistant Manager, Treasury: Conducted financial and statistical studies to support
corporate return on investment testimony for public regulatory organizations.
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities: 1/81 to 6/83
Economist: Cross-examined and critically evaluated testimony of experts, and wrote
regulatory decisions based on economic and financial analysis.
Education:
M.S., Resource Economics, Virginia Tech, 1980
B.S., Resource Economics, University of Massachusetts, 1977
Post Graduate Courses: Numerous managerial and technical courses in the areas of the
Internet, telecommunications, and natural resources, including an intensive one week
course at Stanford University for executives: "Strategic Uses of Information
Technology". Currently pursuing certificates in Sustainable Energy and Storage from
Stanford University, and Smart Grid from UC-Berkeley.
Personal Interests:

4. Policies and technologies which address California's energy, water, climate change, and
tele-health challenges. Active participant in many conferences and workshops focused on
these issues. Enjoy travel, and learning about other languages and cultures, with
conversational ability in German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese.
References Available Upon Request.