LewisVenture    

Tim's art is an ecletic collection of work that derives inspriation of impresionism from Monet, abstract from Mondrian, landscape from Bob Ross, and a host of others. The works are more for personal joy as he continually builds his skill to something that meets his low expectations.

Tim Lewis manages rocket programs by day, and collects hobbies by night. Writing has been the longest running hobby, going back to middle school and first place in a Halloween story contest. He took creative writing at Purdue, but his public works have all been scholastic and technical. In the years following, there has been an accumulation of short stories and scenes brewing that few have seen beyond his laptop. Tim leans toward Sci Fi, Urban Fantasy and Noir, where each contain an element of humor from a life spent as a smart ass. He published his first fiction work, Switch, in 2019 and continues to write and submit as he aspires to his favorite quote by Benjamin Franklin, “If you wou’d not be forgotten / As soon as you are dead and rotten, / Either write things worth reading, / or do things worth the writing.” For more on Tim and his work, go to LewisVenture.com.

Short Bio – Tim Lewis manages rocket programs by day, and collects hobbies by night. Tim leans toward Sci Fi, Urban Fantasy and Noir, where each contain an element of humor from a life spent as a smart ass. For more on Tim and his work, go to LewisVenture.com.

Dr. Lewis is a leading designer for information system solutions to promote organizational communication. He has published a paper on designing organizations to limit the impact of horizontal and vertical communication boundaries. Tim has been an avid member of the aviation community since obtaining his Airframe and Powerplant license from Purdue University in 1997. He began his professional career in St Louis working for The Boeing Company writing technical publications for the F-15, F-18, Apache and several additional military assets. In his spare time he volunteered for the Collings Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to keeping our aviation history flying. The culmination of experiences led him to Philadelphia in 2002 supporting the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor program and then later to Ft. Walton Beach in 2005 developing the sustainment program’s communication infrastructure for Air Force’s Special Operations Command CV-22 Osprey program. The roles presented challenges working with diverse organizations and individuals to reach a shared understanding and promote the business. In 2010, he obtained his doctorate of management in organizational leadership, which he now applies advising, designing and implementing information system communication solutions. He currently integrates these solution in Huntsville for strategic missile systems, commercial airplane engineering teams, and teams across the enterprise.

Short Bio – Dr. Tim Lewis currently leads information systems and integration teams missile and space programs. His work prior to these roles has been to develop information system solutions across the enterprise to bridge communication gaps. Tim’s focus is to discuss interpersonal relationships about our perspectives, often driven by bias, that inform our perceptions of communication.

Less Wordy Bio (Preferred) – Tim has been in the aerospace industry for over 25 years and enjoys sharing his meanderings with those who will listen.