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SCOT B. GALLAHER
SUMMARY
Mr. Gallaher recently completed graduate study at Harvard Universitys
Kennedy School with a focus on international economics, trade and finance. His
past experience includes investment analysis in the European energy sector,
venture capital, strategy and market analysis in the electronics industry,
capital project management and engineering.
EDUCATION
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, MPA in International Development (2001)
 | Second Year Thesis*: Private Equity Investment in the EU Accession
Accelerated Privatizing Electricity Market: The Case of Poland;
Sponsor: Emerging Markets Partnership, London |
 | * Paper won the Savitz Prize at Harvard for Best Paper in Environmental, Energy or
Natural Resource Policy |
University of Texas, Austin, TX, MS in Science & Technology Commercialization
(1996)
University of Texas, Austin, TX, BS in Mechanical Engineering (1992)
EXPERIENCE
2001-Current PROJECT MANAGER, Benjamin Schlesinger and
Associates, Inc. (BSA), Bethesda, Maryland.
 | Mr. Gallaher is currently responsible for providing management consulting
and energy transactional research to BSA's commercial clients. |
 | Major assignments include directing the development and update of BSA's
directory of energy trading and marketing firms. |
Summer 2001 ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS GROUP, San Francisco, CA
 | Engagement Manager, Operations Director |
 | Responsible for directing regional consulting engagements to facilitate
economic competitivess including directing project managers, leading regional
domestic and international engagements, and business development. |
 | Results include implementation of new engagement management system,
completing an engagement with ECG in Nicaragua to evaluate the Nicaraguan
National Competitiveness Program, training the Jordan National Competitiveness
Team on cluster development initiatives in the United States and Mexico. Led
Business Horizon Scan program in Overland Park Kansas interviewing CEOs about
community vision. Facilitated business leader working groups for the Florida
Chambers Cornerstone 2001. |
Summer 2000 BALTICS SMALL EQUITY FUND, Tallinn, Estonia, Riga,
Latvia, Summer Investment Associate
 | Mr. Gallaher was responsible for preparing investment memorandum and
advising portfolio company management. |
 | Duties included developing management strategies for Asper Biotech,
preparing investment memorandum for board approval for a Baltic B2B Export
Exchange, a wireless local loop company, and a wireless GSM locating company. |
 | Results included implementation of a new program management system and
negotiation of intellectual property counsel at Asper Biotech leading to a
second funding round, funding of wireless local loop leading to high IRR trade
sale of GSM locating company, and initiation of deal flow discussions with GE
Capital on potential deals in the Baltic States. |
1997-1999 3M CORPORATION, Austin, TX, Senior Market
Analyst/Advanced Market Analyst
 | Mr. Gallaher was responsible for strategy, acquisition, and global
business development consulting to executive and division initiatives in 3M
Strategic Industry Center. |
 | Delivered a cross-divisional global 3M Electronics Strategic Plan to 3M
Executive Committee in June 1998 and April 1999 as part of the electronics
global strategy teamContributed to corporate wide restructuring in Aug 1999. |
 | Led competitive analysis team investigating AlliedSignal, Amp, & Johnson
Matthey Resulted in product portfolio targets and acquisition discussions
with Johnson Matthey. |
 | Structured analysis of market potential for 3Ms involvement with client
Intels consortia for developing a next generation IC
photolithographyResulted in 3M initiating advanced photoresist development
program and significant enhancement of the 3M-Intel relationship. |
 | Developed business model on Rodel/3M alliance teamAchieved 80% segment
access. |
1995-1997 APPLIED MATERIALS, Austin, TX, Program Manager/Project Manager
 | Mr. Gallaher managed product development programs for the leading
semiconductor equipment supplier. |
 | Directed internal clients in New Product Integration of advanced Ultima
Wafer Process ChambersNamed "Product of the Year" by Semiconductor
International. |
 | Managed Pacing Plus ProgramIncreased Robotic Mainframe throughput 2
times. |
 | Awarded Corporate Design Innovation Contest FinalistPresented concept to
President. |
 | Presented for Automation Technology Division to executive clients in Santa
ClaraResulted in increased visibility and credibility of division programs. |
1992-1995 CHEVRON, Orange, TX. Special Projects Manager
 | Mr. Gallaher managed funding, contracting, design & implementation of
capital projects to $2.7 million in scope carrying a total project load of $10
million and managing project staff of up to 30. |
 | Managed major projects including, new plant process water supply($2.7M);
reactor filters ($800K); Plant freon conversion ($1.2M)met budget/time
targets, no lost time injuries. |
 | Appointed Facility Lead Advisor-Deming Quality Teams; Certified Lead
ISO9000 Auditor. |
PROFESSIONAL AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES
Harvard Graduate Council Vice-President, Harvard Kennedy School Newspaper
Presidential Campaign Reporter, Co-Founder of Harvard Development Venture
Capital Interest Council, Theta Tau (Professional Engineering) Treasurer, Alpha
Phi Omega Service Fraternity.
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