Mike is responsible for leading Johnson & Johnson's RFID/EPC strategy. Mike's key areas of focus include
  • Working with Johnson & Johnson's operating units and their customers to assess the impact of RFID/EPC on business processes, information and enabling technology,
  • Overseeing J&J's RFID/EPC Incubator Fund to stimulate innovation through RFID/EPC, and
  • Collaborating with industry associations, regulatory agencies and external standard setting organizations to establish the future direction of RFID/EPC.

Mike is a member of EPCglobal's Board of Governors. He is a tri-chair of EPCglobal's Healthcare and LifeSciences Business Action Group, and is member of EPCglobal's Business Steering Committee. Mike works with several industry associations on RFID and EPC related areas.

Mike has worked for Johnson & Johnson for over 30 years. In his career, he has held various positions of responsibility across Information Management and Discovery Research. Prior to his current assignment, he was most recently the Vice President, Information Technology for Ortho Biotech.

Mike graduated from La Salle University with a BA in Biology, and received an MSE in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania.