Milwaukee Tool CEO and leadership

Daniel Medeiros is a Chief Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL and is based in Brookfield, Wisconsin. He has worked as VP at Mars, Senior Hardware Engineer at Quatrefoil Associates Inc, and Senior Wireless Architect at GE Healthcare. Daniel studied at University of Maryland between 2007 and 2009, University of Maryland between 1993 and 1998, and A. James Clark School of Engineering.

Daniel Wagner is a Chief Electrical Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL and is based in Grayslake, Illinois. He has worked as Principal Staff RF/Electrical Engineer at Motorola, Electrical Engineering Lead at Zebra Technologies, and Engineering Associate at Eaton. Daniel attended Marquette University and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Drew Wyler is a Chief Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL and is based in Brookfield, Wisconsin. He has worked as Principal Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL, Graduated Mechanical Engineering Student at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), and Design Engineer II at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL. Drew attended Marquette University between 2013 and 2018 and Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) between 2008 and 2012.

Jeff Kreutzer is a Corporate Program Manager at IFS; Senior Project Manager at HARLEY-DAVIDSON, INC.; and Electrical Engineer at Kohler Co. and is based in Richfield, Wisconsin. He has worked as Adjunct Instructor | Project & Portfolio Management at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Vice President of Delivery at Forte Research Systems Inc; and PMO Director, Power Solutions and Corporate at Johnson Controls. Jeff works or has worked as Director of Program Management at Hunter Business School. He studied at Keller Graduate School Of Management and Marquette University.

John Scott is an Engineering Manager - Front End of Innovation at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL and Chief Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL and is based in Brookfield, Wisconsin. He has worked as Principal Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL; Sr. Design/Resident Engineer - MILSCO/Harley-Davidson Motor Co. at HARLEY-DAVIDSON, INC.; and Sr. Design Engineer at Milsco Manufacturing. John attended Dominican High School and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Savvy, innovative technology leader and business partner who enables growth and efficiency through strategy, execution, and collaboration. Known for delivering complex, transformational initiatives and digital solutions as well as operational excellence. Customer-focused strategist who understands both technology and business to develop key insights and robust, practical methods for achieving goals. Adept at attracting talent and developing high performing teams and building esprit de corps organization-wide. Proven track record of building processes and procedures that drive growth and improve productivity and profitability across insurance, financial services, consumer goods, e-commerce, retail, and manufacturing businesses with GE, Mattel and CUNA Mutual Group.Areas of Expertise:★ IT Strategy and Execution | ★ Digital Solutions/E-Commerce | ★ Vendor and Contract Management★ Multi-Channel Strategy and Delivery | ★ Enterprise Systems | ★ Continuous Improvement★ Application Development | ★ Program and Project Management | ★ Leadership ★ Data and Analytics | ★ Business Processes | ★ Organizational Design

BS, MS in Mechanical Engineering/ MS Management graduate with experience in NPD and machine design utilizing CAD, FEA and CFD software. Innovative thinker that created original designs resulting in eight acquired patents. Strong reputation for effective team management, global outsourcing and marketing. Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams that accomplishes the new product launch on time and within budget constraints.

Robert Keys, PE is a Chief Engineer - NPD Electronics at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL and is based in Brookfield, Wisconsin. He has worked as Systems Controls Internship at Atmosphere Engineering, R&D Internship at Magnum Products, and Principal Engineer at MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL. Robert studied at Minnesota Rural Electric Association and University of Wisconsin-Platteville between 2001 and 2005.