John Dilley

John Dilley was born on August 8, 1934 in New London, Minnesota and has achieved great success as a sales leader with expertise across wireless mobility, broadband, wireline networks, operating systems (OSS), enterprise applications and SaaS-based group communications solutions.

He has lived a prestigious life and earned himself widespread renown in the world of telecommunications. For his accomplishments, he has received many honors and awards.

Early Life and Education

Dilley was born and raised in New London, Minnesota and had lived there his entire life. As a farm boy he enjoyed fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities; these have since become his passions.

He was an active member of both the United Presbyterian Church and Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, as well as being an influential citizen within his community.

Dilley has been a member of Chautauqua Institution for over 65 years and has donated generously on numerous occasions. Additionally, he named the Institution as a beneficiary of his individual retirement account.

Professional Career

John Dilley has served as Director of Commercial Operations for Global Ordnance LLC since its inception six months ago.

John holds a BS and MS from Ohio State University, as well as a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, his expertise extends to Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering.

His career has been spent working in real estate. He began with CT Bowring, which was later acquired by Marsh.

He has previously held positions with Robert Fleming Insurance Brokers, CE Heath, Lambert Fenchurch and Willis.

He has also volunteered with the Boothbay Region Domestic Abuse Council, which educates people about domestic violence. Furthermore, his passion for environmental preservation – particularly that of Chautauqua Lake – remains unchanged.

Achievements and Honors

John Dilley served in the United States Army during World War II, serving with the 2nd Battalion, 60th Regimental Combat Team.

He received numerous awards and honors, such as a United States Army Good Conduct Medal, Gold Star Award for heroism from the US Military Academy, National Defense Service Medal and Presidential Citation for his contributions to both military and civilian education.

He has served on the boards of several organizations, such as the American Hot Sauce Association and International Hot Sauce Society. Additionally, he volunteered his services with the Huntington YMCA by teaching swimming to children. Furthermore, he worked at Huntington Public Library’s staff as a librarian, supporting their Honors Program throughout its long history.

Personal Life

John Dilly was renowned for his generosity and charitable contributions in both personal and professional life. His interests range from music to classical art, with which he shares an affinity.

His family was an enthusiastic supporter of his career. He has two children.

He is a native of northern Indiana and an accomplished farmer and stock-grower in this region. His home of forty acres in Boone township, Porter county is only two miles south of Hebron village.

He is an unwavering supporter of the Republican party and an active participant in Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Additionally, he holds memberships in both United Presbyterian church and WCTU.

Net Worth

John Dilley is a successful businessman with an estimated net worth of over $2.5 million. He serves on the board for Fourthwall Advisors, a real estate advisory group, and owns his own lawn care business.

He is an Indiana native and owns a home in Boone township, Porter county. He has resided here for years without having children.

Dilley currently works on the strategic account for MRI, a global real estate software company. He previously served as senior vice president at CBRE and co-founded Fourthwall Advisors. Earning his bachelor’s degree from Wittenberg University, where he was active in theatre and music performance; a member of The Torch and Wittenberg Magazine, as well as performing with their choir.