Bill McLoone

Bill McLoone has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries and roles. Bill started their career as a Network Support Specialist at Actrade Capital, where they provided comprehensive LAN/WAN and PC hardware/software support for a global network infrastructure. Bill also had experience with Lotus Notes/Domino collaboration environment during this time.

From there, Bill moved on to work at Eisai Medical Research as a Consultant, initially handling Desk Side Support and Junior Administration of Lotus and Windows systems. Later, they focused solely on Lotus Notes/Domino administration and support. Bill then transitioned to a Lotus Notes Administrator role at Eisai, where they provided administration and support for Lotus Notes Domino systems, including user account management and Group management.

After gaining experience at Eisai, Bill joined TEKsystems as a Lotus Notes Engineer, where they contributed to the administration and support of Lotus Notes systems. Bill then moved on to Evonik, where they currently serve as the Collaboration Team Group Lead - Cloud Applications. In this role, they lead a global team responsible for providing Microsoft 365 based collaboration tools.

Additionally, Bill has experience in the US Coast Guard Reserve as a Boatswain's Mate Third Class, and they have also held managerial positions at the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH), where they directed the development of internet and intranet websites and managed audiovisual production services.

Overall, Bill McLoone's work experience showcases their expertise in Lotus Notes/Domino administration, collaboration tools, and various IT support roles in different organizations.

Bill McLoone completed their education with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications and Business Administration from Eastern Connecticut State University in 1990. Before that, they attended Bergenfield High School from 1982 to 1986. Additionally, they participated in a Professional Certification Program from IBM, completing it in 2007.