John G. Moore Sr

My working career has been a continuation of being a problem solver and an innovative individual contributor to projects.  My experiences have spanned a range of industries within the domain of managing change.  Over the years, I have tried to follow the Golden Rule, and have endeavored to create a family environment to enhance the success of our family members.   In my initial post-retirement years, I devoted time to civic-related activities primarily through our family-held social enterprise, Urban Patch LLC. Most recently I cofounded Moore Heritage Projects Corporation, a non-profit focusing on family history and food justice activities and education.  

I have served on multiple advisory boards in various capacities within the last decade and remain active in various groups and programs centered on improving the lives of members of our community.

Work Experience

President and Co-founder

Moore Heritage Projects corporation

Indianapolis, IN.

January 2021 to Present

• Initiated and oversaw the formation of the corporation initially to pursue a USDA grant in May of 2021.

Assistant Manager

Urban Patch, LLC.

Indianapolis, IN.

January 2013 to 2018

Partner

J. L. Moore Realty, LLC.

Indianapolis, IN.

January 2011 to 2013

• Website developer, financial administration, and “back office” support.

Senior Statistical Programmer
PharmaNet/i3 / INVentiv Health, a Division of United HealthCare
Indianapolis, IN.
October 2010 – April 2013 

• Created and reviewed requirements for analysis datasets and reporting

• programs for neuroscience clinical drug trials. 

• Created and peer-reviewed SAS programs to create Tables, Listings and Graphs for Clinical Study Reports and regulatory responses.

Consultant Statistician – Computational
Eli Lilly and Company,
Indianapolis, IN.
2001 - September 2010 

• Created and reviewed requirements for analysis datasets and reporting programs for neuroscience clinical trials. 

• A key contributor to a reporting process improvement project.  

• Lead statistical analyst for a critical regulatory response project.  Analysis datasets were created, and hundreds of novel programs were created to accomplish the overall goal. 

• Subject matter expert for a major system migration project. 

• Designed, created requirements, coded, peer-reviewed, and validated SAS programs to support the following clinical trial activities: Trial Level Safety Reviews, Integrated Safety and Efficacy Submissions, CSRs, regulatory/customer responses, and journal publications.

• Active in the Lilly Stat Analyst Forum as the 2010 Co-chair.

Principal Consultant
J. Moore Consultants, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN
1996 - 2001 

• After several years of working for consulting companies, I became an independent consultant.  As an independent consultant, I became responsible for all phases of my business, planning, marketing, production, administrative, and financial.

• Monsanto/Searle: Provided quality review for CRO (Contract Research Organization) projects delivered to the client company. TLG (Table, Listings, and Graphs) programming for assorted study compounds including COX-3 and Women’s Health.

• Fujisawa: Provided TLG programming for anti-fungal and immunosuppressant submissions. 

• Parexel: Provided TLG programming for a COX-3 submission. 

• During this period I had assignments on two agricultural research Farms in Indiana and worked on a Y2K project in a diesel engine factory.

Early Experience
1971 - 1996 

• Three years of experience in the Electric and Gas Utility sector; Four years of accounting experience with a Money Market Center Bank; Twelve years of experience in the Health Insurance Industry (BCBS); and eight years of systems consulting.

• In the late 1980’s, I was a partner in Moore Help Secretarial Service.   Moore Help was located in the Madame C. J. Walker Building.

• In the early 1990s, I worked with several consulting companies as a clinical SAS programmer in the Midwest.

Education

• Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
  Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management 

Technical Skills

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills. 

• Strong attention to detail with outstanding problem-solving skills. 

• Certified Internal Auditor, Certificate #11857

• Certified SAS Professional V6, 2000

Other Interests

• Gardening:  

  • I completed the Master Gardener Program at Purdue Extension in 2012.  

  • I have taken several training courses related to Urban Farming and attended the American Community Gardening Association Conference.

• Genealogy:  

  • I’ve maintained a Family History website since 2008. 

  •  I am a member of several Genealogy groups and have written genealogy articles posted on member Blogs.  I served as Vice President of The Central Indiana Genealogy Society and was a founding member. 

  •  Participated in Indiana Black Expo Booth New Member drive for the Indiana African American Genealogy Group.

• Market Growing 

  • Obtained USDA Farm Number for several urban lots.  Secured several contracts to grow food to benefit food-secure recipients.

• Community Service:

  •  Food access initiative-

    • Worked on a failed attempt to secure a USDA grant to fund market gardening.  Exposure to the grant writing process was a valuable experience.

    • Attended several meetings with key stakeholders in the food access arena, to better understand the challenges of solving the access problem.

    • Created an online map of food access resources in various neighborhoods.  

  • Affordable Housing-

    • In association with Urban Patch, I have renovated and maintained properties in inner-city neighborhoods.  My connection with these properties and neighborhoods has enriched my engagement with the residents.