Kevin M. Moriarty

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About Kevin M. Moriarty

Biography Dr. Kevin M. Moriarty is the Undergraduate Program Director for Technological Systems Management in the Dept. of Technology & Society at Stony Brook University's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He has also held senior management positions with several New York Corporations as a senior executive, VP and General Manager on Long Island throughout his career. He is currently a professor of practice with Stony Brook University's College of Engineering & Applied Sciences, in Department of Technology & Society where he is now the Undergraduate Program Director and teaches engineering and management courses. He has managed company operations with $150 million in annual sales and over 300 employees. Working for Companies, such as Festo Corp, Siemens Corp and Thermo Fisher, considered leaders in industrial automation, and instrumentation industries. Previously, Moriarty held the position as vice president of operations with Thermo Electron, a $4 billion global instrumentation company with leading positions in, industrial, and medical/laboratory instruments. He joined Thermo Electron in after 5 years with the Industrial automation giant Festo Corp headquartered in Stuttgart Germany. Kevin joined Festo in 1995. Festo is the world's largest industrial automation supplier. There, he held the top operations position as vice president of operations for the Americas. Prior to Festo, he held senior management positions with Dayton T. Brown Inc, and Siemens Corp. He is also a decorated Vietnam Era veteran having served for over 7 years, in the US Army Corp of Engineers, leaving to pursue his career in commercial industry. A native of Long Island, N.Y, Moriarty earned a B.S.in Engineering from New York Institute of Technology and an M.B.A. from Dowling College, and his PhD in Industrial Engineering at NJIT, Newark College of Engineering, NJ. Kevin enjoys cycling, traveling, scuba diving, skiing, and hiking. Specialties: P&L Management • Increasing Sales • Logistics / Supply Chain Management • Improving / Standardizing Processes • Team Building / Leadership • Understanding Technology • Lean Manufacturing • Project Management