Larry Fauconnet
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John Gassett, PMI PMP
Larry was an incredible person to work with and provided insight into every reason and strategy for competitive success. His insight in any project was essential in what objectives the client would REALLY want and also how to manage to be better against any competition. I had the chance to work with him almost daily and came away impressed by his professionalism and the knowledge that he has able to quickly assemble and direct toward success. If a recommendation is ever needed for him, feel free to contact me at any time.
Chad Storlie
Larry was a founding member of several new, innovative, and highly complex statistical examinations of the Iraq battlefield that lead to not only a much improved understanding of the competitive (i.e. battlefield) environment, but also greater safety of soldiers, and an improved level of mission effectiveness against the enemy. Larry pioneered what I call "humanistic analytics," that is, the ability to conduct a detailed, focused, quantified, and understandable statistical analysis, but also flavor the statistical portion with other pieces of information, statements by key persons, and other seemingly unrelated information. The end result was a useful, clear, and simple intelligence analysis that was completely understandable no matter the level of statistical education, but that also held up to strict mathematical scrutiny and was flavored with the "human" element so that both qualitative and quantitative sides of the intelligence analysis was presented. Larry's ability to master this "humanistic analytics" process, conduct rigorous analysis, train other members of the unit to do these tasks, and present effectively to the most senior military and government leaders was impressive. This level of skill was equally impressive due to the extreme temperatures, physical discomfort, and physical danger that Larry seemed to ignore. Larry also played a key role in the development of a database of thousands of enemy attack events that was created in a matter of days. In summary, Larry is a focused, intense, and highly skilled intelligence professional that understands the merits and limitations of quantitative analysis, but acts with speed, clarity, and initiative to create, build, and maintain effective intelligence products that directly support the successful completion of the mission.
John Gassett, PMI PMP
Larry was an incredible person to work with and provided insight into every reason and strategy for competitive success. His insight in any project was essential in what objectives the client would REALLY want and also how to manage to be better against any competition. I had the chance to work with him almost daily and came away impressed by his professionalism and the knowledge that he has able to quickly assemble and direct toward success. If a recommendation is ever needed for him, feel free to contact me at any time.
Chad Storlie
Larry was a founding member of several new, innovative, and highly complex statistical examinations of the Iraq battlefield that lead to not only a much improved understanding of the competitive (i.e. battlefield) environment, but also greater safety of soldiers, and an improved level of mission effectiveness against the enemy. Larry pioneered what I call "humanistic analytics," that is, the ability to conduct a detailed, focused, quantified, and understandable statistical analysis, but also flavor the statistical portion with other pieces of information, statements by key persons, and other seemingly unrelated information. The end result was a useful, clear, and simple intelligence analysis that was completely understandable no matter the level of statistical education, but that also held up to strict mathematical scrutiny and was flavored with the "human" element so that both qualitative and quantitative sides of the intelligence analysis was presented. Larry's ability to master this "humanistic analytics" process, conduct rigorous analysis, train other members of the unit to do these tasks, and present effectively to the most senior military and government leaders was impressive. This level of skill was equally impressive due to the extreme temperatures, physical discomfort, and physical danger that Larry seemed to ignore. Larry also played a key role in the development of a database of thousands of enemy attack events that was created in a matter of days. In summary, Larry is a focused, intense, and highly skilled intelligence professional that understands the merits and limitations of quantitative analysis, but acts with speed, clarity, and initiative to create, build, and maintain effective intelligence products that directly support the successful completion of the mission.
John Gassett, PMI PMP
Larry was an incredible person to work with and provided insight into every reason and strategy for competitive success. His insight in any project was essential in what objectives the client would REALLY want and also how to manage to be better against any competition. I had the chance to work with him almost daily and came away impressed by his professionalism and the knowledge that he has able to quickly assemble and direct toward success. If a recommendation is ever needed for him, feel free to contact me at any time.
Chad Storlie
Larry was a founding member of several new, innovative, and highly complex statistical examinations of the Iraq battlefield that lead to not only a much improved understanding of the competitive (i.e. battlefield) environment, but also greater safety of soldiers, and an improved level of mission effectiveness against the enemy. Larry pioneered what I call "humanistic analytics," that is, the ability to conduct a detailed, focused, quantified, and understandable statistical analysis, but also flavor the statistical portion with other pieces of information, statements by key persons, and other seemingly unrelated information. The end result was a useful, clear, and simple intelligence analysis that was completely understandable no matter the level of statistical education, but that also held up to strict mathematical scrutiny and was flavored with the "human" element so that both qualitative and quantitative sides of the intelligence analysis was presented. Larry's ability to master this "humanistic analytics" process, conduct rigorous analysis, train other members of the unit to do these tasks, and present effectively to the most senior military and government leaders was impressive. This level of skill was equally impressive due to the extreme temperatures, physical discomfort, and physical danger that Larry seemed to ignore. Larry also played a key role in the development of a database of thousands of enemy attack events that was created in a matter of days. In summary, Larry is a focused, intense, and highly skilled intelligence professional that understands the merits and limitations of quantitative analysis, but acts with speed, clarity, and initiative to create, build, and maintain effective intelligence products that directly support the successful completion of the mission.
John Gassett, PMI PMP
Larry was an incredible person to work with and provided insight into every reason and strategy for competitive success. His insight in any project was essential in what objectives the client would REALLY want and also how to manage to be better against any competition. I had the chance to work with him almost daily and came away impressed by his professionalism and the knowledge that he has able to quickly assemble and direct toward success. If a recommendation is ever needed for him, feel free to contact me at any time.
Chad Storlie
Larry was a founding member of several new, innovative, and highly complex statistical examinations of the Iraq battlefield that lead to not only a much improved understanding of the competitive (i.e. battlefield) environment, but also greater safety of soldiers, and an improved level of mission effectiveness against the enemy. Larry pioneered what I call "humanistic analytics," that is, the ability to conduct a detailed, focused, quantified, and understandable statistical analysis, but also flavor the statistical portion with other pieces of information, statements by key persons, and other seemingly unrelated information. The end result was a useful, clear, and simple intelligence analysis that was completely understandable no matter the level of statistical education, but that also held up to strict mathematical scrutiny and was flavored with the "human" element so that both qualitative and quantitative sides of the intelligence analysis was presented. Larry's ability to master this "humanistic analytics" process, conduct rigorous analysis, train other members of the unit to do these tasks, and present effectively to the most senior military and government leaders was impressive. This level of skill was equally impressive due to the extreme temperatures, physical discomfort, and physical danger that Larry seemed to ignore. Larry also played a key role in the development of a database of thousands of enemy attack events that was created in a matter of days. In summary, Larry is a focused, intense, and highly skilled intelligence professional that understands the merits and limitations of quantitative analysis, but acts with speed, clarity, and initiative to create, build, and maintain effective intelligence products that directly support the successful completion of the mission.
Experience
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INOVIS INC.
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United States
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Facilities Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Sr. Director, CI Insights & Strategy
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Feb 2017 - Present
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Director, CI Insights & Strategy
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Apr 2014 - Present
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Falcon Group
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India
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Financial Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Managing Director
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Mar 2014 - Apr 2016
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YP Holdings LLC
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United States
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Insurance
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Sr. Manager, Competitive Strategy
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Apr 2012 - Mar 2014
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Sr. Manager, Competitive Strategy
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Jan 2007 - Jun 2012
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Manager, Competitive Intelligence
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Sep 2000 - Dec 2006
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Manager, competitive Intelligence
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Mar 1997 - Sep 2000
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US Army
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United States
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Law Enforcement
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1 - 100 Employee
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Intelligence Planner, 5th Special Forces Group & the Combined Joint Operations Task Force, Iraq
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Mar 2003 - Jan 2004
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Team Leader, Emerging Non-Traditional Security Issues; AEPI; US Army Reserve
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1998 - 2002
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Aramark Corporation
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United States
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Civic and Social Organizations
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District Manager
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Oct 1996 - Mar 1997
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Director of Operations
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Jul 1994 - May 1996
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U.S. Army
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United States
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Armed Forces
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200 - 300 Employee
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Assistant Operations Officer 297th MI BN
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Sep 1993 - Jun 1994
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Company Commander, 202nd MI BN
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Sep 1992 - Sep 1993
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Chief, Intelligence Production, ARCENT EACIC, 297th MI BN
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Jan 1992 - Sep 1992
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Chief, Intelligence Dissemination, ARCENT EACIC, 297th MI BN
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Oct 1991 - Dec 1991
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S2 - Intelligence Officer, 5/18th Infantry BN
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Oct 1989 - Oct 1991
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Assistant Operations Officer, S-3 Air, Support Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
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1986 - 1988
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Executive Officer, Headquarters Troop, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
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1985 - 1986
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Stinger-Redeye Platoon Leader, HHT, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
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Feb 1985 - Jul 1985
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Education
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1989 - 1990
Mercer University - Stetson School of Business and Economics
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) -
1982 - 1984
Towson University
MA -
1978 - 1982
Carson-Newman University
BA -
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US Army Command & General Staff College
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