William Ramshaw

I am a native of the Pacific Northwest. During Vietnam, not wanting to come home in a flag-draped box, I enlisted in the Navy rather than risk getting drafted into the Army and sent to the jungles of Nam as we then called it. Later, I became a Surface Warfare Officer where I specialized in weapons systems. On the evening of January 17, 1993, I participated in the launch of ten Tomahawk cruise missiles into Baghdad, Iraq. All the major news outlets covered this event.

After leaving the Navy, I have held key leadership positions in a variety of companies.

In addition to my success both in the military and business, I currently work as an adjunct professor at the top-ranked Whitworth and Gonzaga Universities, both located in Spokane, Washington.

Beyond a Bachelor’s degree from Bethany University, I hold a Master’s in Systems Technology from Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California and a Master’s in Business Administration from San Diego State University in San Diego, California.