Okay, so Andy Brown has a broad range of skills that are in demand, but not necessarily at the highest level. It Strategy and Enterprise Architecture are important, but not typically high-paying roles. Cloud Computing is a growing field, but the rate for this skill is still relatively low. Program management and vendor management are also important, but these roles often have a salary range that is lower than what someone with more technical skills might earn. Considering the location (Morristown, NJ) and the industry (not specified), I'll look at national averages. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for IT managers in the US is around $142,000. However, this role seems to be more focused on strategy and architecture rather than technical implementation. I'll take a conservative estimate of $125 per hour, which is below the national average but still reflects the value Andy brings to the table.