Frank Camelio, a retired Navy captain, served as commander, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, from 2004 to 2007. He is the author of “One Last Hope: Strategies to Prevent Imminent National Decline and Create a Better Future.”, “Savior”, and “Cerebral Abyss”
I grew up in the Boston area and taught public school for several years before becoming a U.S. naval officer. In the Navy, I specialized in engineering, submarine maintenance, and industrial management, and later became chief executive officer of a five-thousand employee industrial facility with an annual budget exceeding $500 million (Commander, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard).
I have extensive experience in federal government operations, strategic planning, project management, Lean and process improvement strategies, and root cause analysis.
I earned Master of Science (Mechanical Engineering) and Naval Engineering degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bachelor of Science (Physics/Mathematics) and Master of Education degrees from Tufts University, and a Bachelor of Arts (Social Sciences/Political Science) degree from the University of Hawaii (West Oahu).
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