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Executives
Michael W. Golway, P.E.
President & CEO
Overview
President and Chief Executive Officer with an entrepreneurial PASSION
for building TECHNOLOGY companies and growing market share through
INNOVATION. Over a decade of experience leading multi-disciplined
engineering consulting and technology firms consisting of industrial
engineers, mechanical engineers, architects, civil engineers, software
engineers, scientists and business consultants serving clients
throughout the United States in the manufacturing, distribution,
retail, government and service industry sectors. Golway has successfully
demonstrated the ability to articulate and execute the required
business strategies to achieve both revenue and profit growth goals.
Additional strengths and passions include:
- High Standards of Ethics & Integrity
- Entrepreneurial Leadership
- Growing Long Term Client Relationships
- Strong Cash Management Skills
- Results-driven Management Approach
- Leadership by Example
- Forming & Leveraging Strategic Alliances
- New Business Development & Growth
- Highly focused Executive Change Agent
- Evaluating & Addressing Financial Exposure
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Professional Background
In high school, Golway, along with two classmates, began his entrepreneurial
career with a pizza business. In 1987, he sold the business, at
a loss, and received his first painful lesson in business ownership.
To help pay for college, and cover the losses of the pizza business,
he obtained an entry level engineering job, as a board draftsman,
for Initial USA in the fall of that same year. He maintained a full
time work schedule at Initial USA, while completing his bachelor's
degree at the University of Louisville. He was recognized for his
performance and leadership skills with election to the engineering
honor societies of Alpha Pi Mu and Tau Beta Pi. He was awarded the
Institute of Industrial Engineers Activity Award, for leading the
University's chapter, as Chapter President, to a top 3 national
ranking.
In 1992 Golway graduated, with honors, from the University of Louisville,
with a Bachelors of Science in Engineering Science. That same year
he entered the Masters program at the JB Speed School of Engineering.
He left Initial USA, as a Plant Engineer, and returned to his entrepreneurial
roots to form an engineering services company with Dr. William Biles,
a professor at the JB Speed School of Engineering. Golway served
as a co-owner and Vice President of the newly formed Biles & Associates.
In 1993, Golway completed his thesis work, a project called AutoCRAFT,
which was a BASIC and AutoLISP software program that merged the digital
visual power of AutoCAD with CRAFT, a facility layout optimization
tool developed in the 1960's. He was awarded a University of
Louisville Research Achievement Award for the project. He subsequently
graduated with honors and received his Master of Engineering with
specialization in industrial engineering.
Golway continued with Biles & Associates until 1994, when he
was recruited by SSOE, a nationally recognized leader in the architectural
and engineering consulting services industry. He accepted a position
as a Senior Industrial Engineering at SSOE's corporate headquarters,
in Toledo, Ohio. Golway specialized in helping a variety of clients
solve business problems through the use of computer simulation modeling.
During his time with SSOE, he was featured in a commercial created
for the simulation tool, AutoMOD.
In 1995, Golway received an opportunity to move his family back
to Kentucky as a Senior Industrial Engineer with Dow
Corning Corporation. He spent the next 2 years helping the company
improve manufacturing, distribution and logistics for North American
operations. His efforts focused on streamlining business processes
associated with Dow Corning's end-to-end supply chain.
In 1997, Golway was recruited and hired by ASAP Automation as a
Sales Engineer. In this role, he had the ability to work with clients
to design and implement highly automated material handling equipment
and software systems. During the next three years Golway sharpened
his consultative sales approach and realized extraordinary success
by designing and selling automated turnkey solutions to clients
that ranged from $3 million to over $7 million investments.
In 1999, Golway received the Outstanding Young Engineer Award from
the JB Speed School of Engineering.
In 2000, he accomplished his long standing goal of passing and receiving
his Professional Engineering License. Later that year he also realized,
again, his true passion of technology entrepreneurship when he acquired
Integrated Distribution Solutions, Inc., a Charlotte, NC based company.
During the next four years Golway worked to build an industrial engineering
and software engineering business model that specialized in outsourced
engineering services as well as developing niche commercial software
products.
In 2004, Golway was awarded the Louisville, KY area Business First's,
Forty under 40 Award, which recognizes outstanding young professionals.
In October 2004, Golway completed the acquisition of Advanced Solutions,
Inc.
Golway has served on the University of Louisville Speed Alumni Council
since 2002 and the Autodesk Strategic Alliance Council since 2005.
He serves on the Idea Festival Planning Committee, University of
Louisville Industrial Advisory Board and is a member of Young Presidents
Organization (YPO).
Golway and his wife of 15 years, Renee, have three children. Golway
is an avid University of Louisville and Pittsburgh Steelers fan.
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