Chuck joined TxMQ in 2000. He was initially hired by the company founders to lead a newly forming division of the business. Within a few years, he was invited to become a partner in the company, and ultimately, in 2005, when the founding partners decided to retire, Chuck bought them out, becoming the sole owner.In 2020, Chuck became an IBM Champion, designating his commitment to IBM products, offerings and solutions.The company operates in both the US and Canada, working primarily with large companies across a wide variety of industries. Clients include financial institutions, government agencies, retail firms, software companies, manufacturers, and service bureaus.TxMQ partners with IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and many others to support mid market and enterprise customers application infrastructure across the United States, Canada, and globally.TxMQ's services are primarily related to enterprise solutions, application development, application integration and tuning, including the delivery of enterprise IT services, mostly in the middleware, data architecture, Cloud integration, Blockchain projects, planning and consulting, process improvement, and outsourcing. The company has a Salesforce practice, as well as a managed services practice helping companies more effectively manage their systems. Specialties include SAP, MQ, WebSphere, DB2, Data Warehousing and BI, Oracle, and SQL database administration, and configuration, and related ETL projects.Other Specialties: Staffing, Staff Augmentation, Middleware, BPM, WESB, WMB, TX, MQ, IBM, DB2, IMS, Mainframe, DataPower, CastIron, Application Integration, AIX, Database Management, and development, XML, SOA, Infrastructure, and WebSphere, WebSphere WebSphere, Cognos, Blockchain, Cloud enablement, BI, Dashboarding and reporting. Chuck also enjoys spending time with his wife and family, traveling, and desperately trying to find the time to become a better triathlete. He'd also like to learn to play the guitar.