Career Highlights
- Taught 5,500 university students, supervised 40 thesis, taught 25,000 executives in 40 countries
- 80% of Fortune 1000, and governments accounting for 83% of world GDP attended Professor Donovan's seminars and workshops.
- Mentored and created 22,000 jobs
- Served as tenured professor of Management and professor of Electrical Eng., MIT
- Affiliate, Department of Economics, MIT
- Served as Clinical professor of Pediatrics, Tufts School of Medicine
- Professor of Technology, Palm Beach Medical College
- Founder of six public companies: Cambridge Technology Partners, Open Environment Corporation, i-Cube, C-Bridge, One Wave, Cambridge Technology
- 13 books translated into 9 languages, 84 publications, 15 patents
- Research contributions in operating systems, business, technology, energy, and birth defects
- Led 200 workshops for organizations, including: US Navy, Boeing, Coca-Cola, FAA, City of Jacksonville, Bank of America, FBI. Sponsored by: AT&T, Oracle, HP, Citi Group, DoD
- For his work received commendations from six Governors, DoD, Congress, Senate, and President George H. W. Bush
- Technology adviser to President Ford, President Carter, President Regan and President Bush
- Fellow, Yale University
- Member, Scientific Advisory Board, Hamilton Thorne
- Honorary Doctorate, University of Economics, Prague
- Educated: MIT (Postdoc), Yale (Ph.D.), Yale (M.S.), Yale ( M.Eng.) and Tufts (B.S.)
Throughout his career Professor Donovan has had the honor to work with many remarkable leaders of business and government.
Robert Mueller, Director of FBI, Professor Donovan and General Keith Kellogg, CTO of DoD when working on homeland security
Michael Myers, President of CEE, partner.At Vermont home. Strategy for the new programs, writing book "The Second Industrial Revolution"
With Tom Pritzker, Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors of HyattAt planning session for Hyatt IT Strategy in Cambridge