CAREER (OTHER)
Served as co-director of the International Association for Product Development, a consortium of 30 Fortune 500 companies (1990s)
Served as senior consultant to the Welsh Time-to-Market Program sponsored by the Wales Development Authority
Originator of Dartmouth Conferences on Cross-Functional Management (1988, 1989, 1990, 1993); the Abbaye de Villeneuve Meetings on New Concepts in Management (holism; complexity) sponsored by the IHT-Nantes (1994 and 1996); Managing in the Internet Age an industry-academe dialogue at Boston University School of Management (1997
Participation in the creation of several research consortia including chairing the organizing task-force of the NASA/JPL Consortium in Superconductivity in 1987 and 1988; others include the National Center for Manufacturing Science (Ann Arbor, Michigan) and the Center for Quality Management (Cambridge, Massachusetts).
Invited to chair or co-chair technology-focused conferences for the U.S. National Research Council, NASA, selected corporations, and public agencies;  to keynote meetings including state Governors' events, corporate institutes, and academic events.

EDUCATION
Dartmouth College '61-64 (Hanover, New Hampshire)
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy '65-67 (Medford, Massachusetts)
Harvard Business School ‘76 (Boston, Massachusetts)

AWARDS
Grants from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the National Endowment for the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Ford Foundation

AUTHOR/CO-AUTHOR
- Romania Redux: A View from Harvard, et al, Humanitas, (Bucharest, Romania 2004) and BEH, llc (Cambridge, MA 2005). (see)
- The Lean Enterprise: Designing & Managing Strategic Processes for Customer Winning Performance, with Peter Hines and Nick Rich, AMACOM Books, NY.
- World Class New Product Development Benchmarking Best Practices of Agile Manufacturers, with Kemp Dwenger, AMACOM Books, NY.
The Seamless Enterprise: Making Cross-Functional Management Work, HarperBusiness, NY.
- The New Alliance: America's New R&D Consortia, with James Botkin, Ballinger, Cambridge, MA.
- The Innovators: Rediscovering America's Creative Energy, with James Botkin and Ray Stata, Harper & Row, NY.
- Deferred Future: World and Corporate Debt and Bankruptcy,  Ballinger (1983)
Global Stakes: The Future of High Technology in America, with James Botkin and Ray Stata, Ballinger, Cambridge, MA.
- This is Boston: A Guide, Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA.
- Rites of Way: The Politics of Transportation in Boston and the US City, ed. with Al Lupo, Frank Colcord, and Edmund Fowler, Little-Brown, Boston, MA.
He has written articles for the Boston Globe, Technology Review (MIT), Mass Hi-Tech, Target, Journal of Strategic Performance Measurement and other publications on technology and management related subjects

Originated four expeditions supported by the National Geographic Magazine (more): 1,700 miles Down the Danube by Canoe (1965) from Ulm, Germany, to the Black Sea; 1100 Miles in Japan by Sea Kayak (1967) from Shimonoseki to Tokyo; 900 Mile Walking Trek Through the Romanian Carpathian Mountains (1969); 500 Miles Through the Korean Islands by Sea Kayak (1987) from Mok'po to Pusan and authored articles on the Japan and the Carpathians 

Georges F. Doriot: Teaching Notes - This was a privately commissioned editing by Dimancescu of the Harvard Business School teaching notes of Georges F. Doriot covering a 40 year period during which he taught a full year course entitled "Manufacturing," (1987-1988)

PERSONAL
Married; two children
U.S. citizen; born in England; Romanian citizen (returned 1999); residence in United States (1956 - present)
Language fluency: English and French

BOARDS/MEMBERSHIP:
Member of the Board - INTBAU / International Network for Traditional Building (London)
Trustee - Maria Nobrega Foundation (New York / Brazil)
Member of the Royal Society of Arts (London)
Board of American Friends of Pro Patrimonio (USA)
Board Member of the Aspera Foundation (USA)
Member of Council of Pro Bran Association (Bran, Romania)
Charter Member of the Harvard Club of Romania & Moldova (est. 2003)