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2013 Fall Event at Penske Racing
November 13, 2013
Free
Penske Racing
We had a 68 excited PTC Users anticipating the great program,
a plant tour and outstanding food from Sagebrush Steak House!
Everyone watching a presentation
Prizes: Ca$h, Ca$h, Ca$h
Surface RT – David P, Cary, NC
Crescent Wrenches – Tom M, Columbia, SC
(special THANKS to Apex Tool Group!)
David Palmer receiving his new Surface RT with Zach Lyon
Jered Larsen, Bill Phillips, Mark Bohannon and
Robert Tobin receiving $$$$$ for presenting.
Thanks to Penske Racing for hosting this event!
Presenters
Jack Sullivan | PTC
- Graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo
- PTC Global Services
- Started with PTC in 1995 as a Pro/ENGINEER trainer
- Opened the Charlotte PTC Training Center in 1998
- Managed the Mid-Atlantic Region for PTC Education Services from 1999-2000
- Director of PTC Global Services Operations from 2000-2002
- Director of eLearning for PTC Global Services from 2002-2003
- Independent Contractor teaching PTC Training Courses from 2003-2008
- Solutions Architect with SIGMAXIM from 2008-2010
- PTC Technical Sales from 2010 to present
- Principal Application Engineer for Windchill and Creo in the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Georgia
I am married with 2 kids. In my free time I coach baseball, play golf, and watch Notre Dame, NY Giants football, NY Yankees baseball, and NY Rangers hockey.
Mark Bohannon |
Mark was previously the Creo, Windchill, and License Administrator for the x86 Server team at Lenovo in the Research Triangle Park. In addition to providing administrative support for these tools, he also maintained a website for the Creo User community at Lenovo and developed application customizations to help the engineers do their jobs more efficiently. He had been in this role since December 2012 and prior to that was a mechanical engineer designing electronic system packages at IBM, Solectron, C-MAC and Nortel Networks. In his spare time he enjoys playing board games with the family and working in his church.
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