Managed 25+ team members across multiple teams responsible for unified communications platforms, enterprise collaboration technology, and digital transformation for business users. Responsible for the entire M365 suite of products as well as competing technologies such as Zoom, Proofpoint, and GSuite.High level management of projects involving evaluation, implementation, and communication of multiple enterprise wide SaaS products.Responsible for large departmental capital and expense budgets including management of salaries, subscriptions, hardware/software, etc. Facilitated large reduction in capital spending by migrating many services to cloud solutions.Counseled executives on pioneering innovations such as Microsoft Teams, modern conference room technology, and live video stream capture/distribution.

Led multiple teams responsible for Directory Services, Server/Virtualization Systems, and Enterprise Messaging Platforms.Drove projects to implement ADFS, Azure AD Connect, and Azure SSO to prepare for incoming application authentication needs. This ultimately led to over 70 enterprise applications being enabled for SSO. Managed multiple cloud assessment and hybrid configuration projects to prepare for cloud migration. Coordinated and completed three major projects related to a large acquisition that required management of cross functional teams to migrate users, devices, and servers across multiple locations and platforms.

Managed a team responsible for windows server administration, virtualization platforms, messaging/security systems, infrastructure services (AD, DNS, DHCP, SCCM), and web servicesChampioned virtualization and led the organization to become over 90% virtualized by 2010.Implemented replication software and procedures to improve disaster recovery for Windows server systems. Recovery Time Objectives and Recovery Point Objectives moved from days to hours.Implemented eDiscovery technology for messaging systems to meet the needs of legal and compliance teams. Facilitated constant improvement of messaging security systems by implementing new technology as it became available.