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After three years with Whirlpool, Roy Dyke was hired at Network Solutions, his first private company. Here he managed innovation and launched an online community for web professionals. Whilst in this position he effectively coordinated a remote team of writers and bloggers, and delivered a 15% increase from online engagement. From here he was rewarded with full permission of strategy development and implementation for a $4 million custom website. Once again proving profitable - he lead to a 30% increase in net cash.
After three years with Whirlpool, Roy Dyke was hired at Network Solutions, his first private company. Here he managed innovation and launched an online community for web professionals. Whilst in this position he effectively coordinated a remote team of writers and bloggers, and delivered a 15% increase from online engagement. From here he was rewarded with full permission of strategy development and implementation for a $4 million custom website. Once again proving profitable - he lead to a 30% increase in net cash.
Mr Dyke's final position with Network Solutions before moving to Neustar, ended in May 2011. During this time he was Product Operations Manager for the Web Hosting division of the firm - a division which contributed more than a quarter of the overall company revenue. Here he piloted new product deployments, which consequentially generated over $2 million in revenue growth, while concurrently reducing costs by $200,000.
Mr Dyke's final position with Network Solutions before moving to Neustar, ended in May 2011. During this time he was Product Operations Manager for the Web Hosting division of the firm - a division which contributed more than a quarter of the overall company revenue. Here he piloted new product deployments, which consequentially generated over $2 million in revenue growth, while concurrently reducing costs by $200,000.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/roy-dykes/7/136/216]</ref>
He is also a member of [[RySG]] where he is a part of the Charter Drafting Team.<ref>[http://icannwiki.com/index.php/RySG]</ref>
==Education==
==Education==
Roy received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at the University of Virginia, before also achieving an MBA.
Roy received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at the University of Virginia, before also achieving an MBA.
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