Cres Fleming cresfleming44@gmail.com Profession: Physical Chemist | Research Management | Consultant Education: 1966, BS, Chemistry, Colorado College Phi Beta Kappa, Outstanding Chemistry Graduate 1970, PhD, Physical Chemistry, University of Colorado at Boulder Career Profile Dr. Cres Fleming had a 30-year career in research at Shell Oil and Royal Dutch Shell in research and managerial positions. He was involved in catalysis, process chemistry, coal chemistry and characterization, block copolymers and analytical chemistry. He later was an internal consultant in research in organizational strategy and change management. After retiring from Shell research in 2000 he consulted Royal Dutch Shell research organizations in the US and The Netherlands. Key Roles at Shell Research (1970 – 2000) Chemistry to make high octane gasoline components Novel zeolite syntheses Coal liquefaction and upgrading Analytical chemistry research Management responsibilities in research areas of block copolymers and analytical chemistry Led Change Management activities at Shell’s Exploration & Production Research Laboratory Became internal business consultant in E&P Research. Was Change Management Consultant in international Royal Dutch Shell E&P Research in merging US and Dutch Laboratories After retirement, consulted Royal Dutch Shell Research Companies (Chemicals, E&P and others) 2000-2003 Current Interests & Community Engagement Colorado Railroad History & Memorabilia Published many articles about railroad historical items in national publications such as the Railroadiana Collectors Association Incorporated Express (RCAI Express) and the Colorado Midland Quarterly Collects and restores railroad memorabilia with a special focus on Colorado railroads Have volunteered in many capacities at Fort Lewis College and been a member of the Professional Associates since 2003 including President from 2007-2010. Led the transition of PAs from a Presidential consulting group to an independent organization. Volunteered for 15 years in many activities at the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.