Ike Madni – Founder Green Notions LLC

Ike Madni retired from Lockheed Martin as the Director of Information Technology. Lockheed Martin Corporation is the world’s largest defense contractor.Currently, Mr. Madni is the CEO and President of Green Notions, LCC Company. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, Green Notions is a global indoor/outdoor renewable energy company and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, marketing, distribution, integration and sustainment of advanced renewable energy products and services. Madni retired from Lockheed Martin in early 2010 after 35 years of service. He was charged to solve complex information technology challenges, team member of the Office of the Corporation’s Chief Technology Officer, provided solutions to address challenges and continuously seek emerging and new technologies. He provided leadership and facilitated mutually beneficial partnerships with Lockheed Martin strategic suppliers, leveraging internal and external synergies. He was also responsible for the design, integration, and strategic direction of the corporation’s Supplier Relationship Program Management system, its websites, and the overall Supplier Interaction Process.Mr. Madni joined Lockheed Martin (Martin Marietta Orlando Aerospace – MMOA) in 1978. Initially, he held a management position in the development of new technology assessments and marketing. He developed an on-line MM-Information System Plan (MM-ISP) and application portfolio, managed MM-Internal Information System (MM-IIS) for planning, policies, and procedures, managed MMOA Telecom and networks, and installed a multi-million dollar PBX at various corporate locations. He also supported the development of the MM-Information Architecture Specification (IAS). Prior to joining Lockheed Martin, Madni was an Electrical Design Engineer for the Shuttle Program at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), where he supported Crawler redesign, the Orbital Landing Facility, the Shuttle Launch Pad, and Certral Control System (CCS).

Madni received his Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Miami, Florida in 1975.