Leadership

Gene leads enterprise-level data and business intelligence initiatives to success on a foundation of stakeholder consensus, superior design and budgeting, and effective executive oversight. Since joining Princeton Consultants in 2000, Gene has partnered with diverse business leaders and built a record of results in several verticals, including insurance and related financial services.

Rick Carter brings 35 years of healthcare consulting and operations expertise to lead Princeton’s healthcare practice, helping hospital and physician leaders improve process and performance through the implementation of and tools for patient service lines as a physician- led, professionally managed operating strategy to deliver care less like a department store and more like specialty care boutiques. Prior to joining Princeton Consultants, Rick founded and led Equation Consulting, a healthcare economics and analytics rm for 11 years.

Since joining Princeton Consultants in 1998, Shem has helped the leadership of transportation companies transform operations and processes to substantially improve asset utilization and increase network efficiency. He has built custom systems and applications for highly complex business environments, interfacing with client executives in different lines of business, Operations and IT, and working with teams of consultants and developers.

Michele works with Class I railroads as a systems integrator and coordinator for the integration of an energy management system with the government-mandated train control system to prevent accidents. She is also an experienced incident/defect root cause analysis investigator for rail safety systems. Based on her skill at analysis, planning and collaboration, Michele leads technology product requirements management, acceptance testing and industry adaptation, and product vendor and customer coordination.

Rick joined Princeton Consultants in 2008 after holding a leadership role at a publicly traded alternative energy company. Rick has served as a data scientist, leader, and machine learning / analytics subject matter expert on a diverse range of technology and management consulting projects, primarily for clients in Transportation and Logistics. Additionally, he was head of trading operations and a researcher for an algorithmic trading long-short equity hedge fund client. Rick holds a Ph.D.

Steve joined Princeton Consultants in 2006. Steve designs and implements communications and signaling software solutions used by Class I railroads in the United States and Canada. He helped develop and deploy a next-generation rail car fleet management platform. He holds a BS in Computer Engineering from Polytechnique Montréal.

Since joining Princeton Consultants in 2006, Rob has helped executives and operations personnel improve asset utilization and increase profit. For companies in transportation and diverse industries, Rob builds custom optimization models based on mathematics, operations research and special software that makes recommendations. Working with client executives at their offices and facilities, Rob implements these advanced tools to transform business processes and help ease the burden on the employees. Rob holds a Ph.D.

Patricia joined Princeton Consultants in 2007. She specializes in the design, development, and implementation of large-scale, high impact systems that help businesses optimize their decision-making at the strategic, tactical, and operational levels. Patricia works on-site with client executives and subject matter experts, and with a team of optimizers, software developers and mathematicians.

Heath joined Princeton Consultants in 2007. In transportation, insurance and non-profit spaces, Heath helps organizations achieve enterprise-wide goals using a strong command of technology and how it is best used to facilitate business processes. He is skilled at project management, facilitation, gathering requirements, design, development, and testing. Heath holds a BS in Computer Science from Tulane University.

Vic joined Princeton Consultants in 2004 and leads software development for railroad and intermodal transportation clients. Vic builds critical solutions that improve rail safety and locomotive health. Vic holds a BSEE/CS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University.

Kim joined Princeton Consultants in 1998. Kim leads projects in systems integration and strategy, bringing together processes, people, and technology. She helps develop end-to-end solutions in transportation logistics (railroad, long-haul trucking, and intermodal), healthcare, financial services and insurance. Kim earned a Master in Public Policy (MPP) from the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government and a BA in Political Science from Rutgers University.

Godfrey joined Princeton Consultants in 2013. Godfrey leads systems integration and software testing for a Class I railroad’s Positive Train Control initiative. His skills include numerical analysis, C++, and Monte Carlo simulation. Godfrey earned a PhD in Physics from the University of Pennsylvania and an AB in Physics from Princeton University.

Maria is a systems integrator for the implementation of a Positive Train Control solution involving multiple railroads. Maria leads a team dedicated to design, maintenance and support of a real-time status relay software suite, an essential safety component of train safety. She joined Princeton Consultants in 2005. Maria earned an MS in Business Management from the Open University of Israel and a BS in Computer Science from the University of Haifa.

Stefan joined Princeton Consultants in 2012. Stefan helps business leaders solve complex problems by applying a blend of information technology and management consulting expertise. As an IT project leader, he delivers transformative enterprise software solutions to address the client's needs. His skills include project management, process re-engineering, requirements development, business functional design, quality assurance and defect management, and implementation support.

Andrew joined Princeton Consultants in 2006. Andrew is skilled at project/lifecycle/risk management, process re-engineering and strategic planning. He helps lead groundbreaking solution development for leaders of the Transportation industry. Andrew holds a PhD in Theoretical Chemistry from UCLA and a BS in Chemistry from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.