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David Cain, MSc, DBA(c)

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David Cain, MSc, DBA(c) is a senior engineering professional currently serving as the Vice President of Engineering at Leiters Health. Here are some key details about his background and qualifications:

Professional Experience

David Cain is described as a multi-faceted, transformational, and process-focused global engineering leader.1 His current role as Vice President of Engineering at Leiters Health suggests he holds a senior leadership position overseeing engineering operations for the company.

Education

David Cain holds the following educational qualifications:

  • Master of Science (MSc) degree
  • Currently pursuing a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) degree, as indicated by the "(c)" designation for "candidate"
  • Affiliated with Walden University for his doctoral studies1

Personal

Some personal details that have been shared about David Cain include:

  • He is originally from Michigan, which he refers to as his home state
  • In July 2022, he traveled back to Michigan to attend the funeral of his older brother Eddie, who passed away after battling cancer2

Professional Philosophy

David Cain appears to value reflection and personal growth. He has shared insights on professional reputation, noting that "your reputation will arrive to others before you will".3 This suggests he places importance on maintaining a strong professional image and ethical conduct.

While not explicitly stated in the provided information, his pursuit of a doctoral degree alongside his senior leadership role indicates a commitment to ongoing learning and development in his field.

Highlights

Aug 24 · linkedin

Frequently, I encourage my three children that live in three separate states with a brief word of encouragement in the form of a text message sent early in the morning before the sun rises. A few weeks ago, after reading numerous stories about the current political environment that is dividing the country, I sent my kids five simple words, "Be kind one to another", after reading Paul's encouragement in Ephesians 4:32. Two hours later, I found myself in a restaurant in the Denver area. Of the twenty or so patrons, no one looked like me or acknowledged my presence with a smile or a nod. Seated across from me were five young boys and their respective mothers. The boys were obviously friends - they sat together and laughed at one table while the mothers sat at another. The display of friendship warmed my heart as I thought about Paul's words. After the waitress brought me my bill, I asked her to modify the bill by putting the group's breakfast tab on my bill. "Just so you know, that will be an expensive bill,", she said. "Yes, I know," I followed. That's nice of you, do you want me to tell them?" she asked. "No," I said. "However, I do want you to give the mother's this message for me - our children are a message that we send to a future that we will never see and it looks like you are sending the future a good message," I said. She wrote the message down and thanked me for being kind. I paid the bill and got up to leave. As I walked by the group, one of the mother's stood and pulled out a sheet of paper and said to the group of boys " okay, now we are going to have our Bible study." Be kind one to another.

Nov 23 · linkedin

A true story of thankfulness….I’ve shared this story around Thanksgiving Day for the past 30 years as it keeps me humbled and grateful. Before sunrise Thanksgiving morning during my senior year, my then wife and newborn son were sound asleep in our studio apartment near campus. We slept on a queen sofa bed and my son slept in his crib. We didn’t have much more, but we thought it was okay because graduation was near and I had a job waiting for me. In my sleep, I heard someone yell “fire” and thought it was a dream. Then I heard it again and this time someone banged on my door yelling the same. We both sat up immediately and found a layer of smoke above our heads as we slept. We were sleeping in a thin layer of clear air beneath the smoke. She grabbed the baby, his baby book, diapers, and as much baby food as her arms could carry. I grabbed my text book and the keys to our old 1979 Chevette and we ran into the smoke filled 3rd floor corridor. I knew not to take the elevator, so we ran down the three flights. Just as I my extended hands were inches from pushing wide the lobby doors, a big hand grabbed my collar and jerked me back. “Don’t go there, because that’s where the fire is” the voice said. Had I rushed into the lobby it’s my family behind me, we would have been engulfed by the flames. We had to climb out a window from the basement and sat in my car watching the fire. We lost our apartment, we lost all of our clothes, and unfortunately a neighbor lost his life. The only money we had was a one dollar bill that someone gave my son and it was taped inside his baby book. It was a cold Detroit Thanksgiving morning and we were homeless. Much has changed since that day, but one thing that hasn’t changed is the thankfulness that I have for the smallest of things…..even a single dollar bill. Happy Thanksgiving.

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Experience

Sr. Content Strategist at JustAnswer since May 2021
Consultant/Board Advisor/Interim Head of Sales, Vice President of Sales at Krypt, Inc., Limelight Health, Breezy, Scrybe, Accellion

Education

JD in Law from Boston College Law School; BA in History, Philosophy from Tufts University (Magna Cum Laude)

Location

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States