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Germán Ibáñez MBA [LION]
In-House Entrepreneur, Business and Project Development Professional
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Germán Ibáñez MBA [LION]
In-House Entrepreneur, Business and Project Development Professional
Joined 05/19/2016
Level: LEVEL 01 (12 mo pts: 0 pts)
Lifetime points: 5 pts
Email: germanibanez@hotmail.com
Phone: 713 412 7378
Vast experience in business/project development. Worked in Energy/Gas/Water Project Development, Risk Management, and Project Management roles. Exposed to project finance, consulting, manufacturing, gaming, commodity trading, upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas organizations. Participated in several mergers from finance, risk management and operations perspectives. Fluent in English, Spanish and working knowledge of Portuguese. Possess a keen understanding of stakeholders’ concerns with the ability to ensure all issues are addressed. Reputation for a positive attitude, an ability to motivate team members and create a collaborative environment.
Business to Business Sales/Development, Marketing Studies development
Contract Negotiations, Corporate Structuring
Project Finance, Regulatory/Tax
Complex Modeling, Internal Controls - SOX 404
Audit/Accounting
SAP, Viewpoint
MBA, Certified Internal Auditor, Certified Energy Manager
Portfolio Management
Westinghouse was having a hard time prioritizing projects world wide and need a way to combine the qualitative and quantitative inputs to compare projects. I managed the project to set up a qualitative questionnaire by critical categories to allow for a side by side comparison. This would allow management to determine where to invest development dollars.
Market Study
Westinghouse had not commissioned marketing study to determine where in the world small modular reactors would make the most sense. I took some governmental studies plus incorporated regional grid connections to determine the number of small modular reactors world wide. Six months later the same project was given to University of Pittsburgh to validate my projections. The University project was with in 10% of the number I generated and only allocated the number of reactor differently that my results.
Phone: 713 412 7378
Vast experience in business/project development. Worked in Energy/Gas/Water Project Development, Risk Management, and Project Management roles. Exposed to project finance, consulting, manufacturing, gaming, commodity trading, upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas organizations. Participated in several mergers from finance, risk management and operations perspectives. Fluent in English, Spanish and working knowledge of Portuguese. Possess a keen understanding of stakeholders’ concerns with the ability to ensure all issues are addressed. Reputation for a positive attitude, an ability to motivate team members and create a collaborative environment.
Business to Business Sales/Development, Marketing Studies development
Contract Negotiations, Corporate Structuring
Project Finance, Regulatory/Tax
Complex Modeling, Internal Controls - SOX 404
Audit/Accounting
SAP, Viewpoint
MBA, Certified Internal Auditor, Certified Energy Manager
Portfolio Management
Westinghouse was having a hard time prioritizing projects world wide and need a way to combine the qualitative and quantitative inputs to compare projects. I managed the project to set up a qualitative questionnaire by critical categories to allow for a side by side comparison. This would allow management to determine where to invest development dollars.
Market Study
Westinghouse had not commissioned marketing study to determine where in the world small modular reactors would make the most sense. I took some governmental studies plus incorporated regional grid connections to determine the number of small modular reactors world wide. Six months later the same project was given to University of Pittsburgh to validate my projections. The University project was with in 10% of the number I generated and only allocated the number of reactor differently that my results.
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