Cyxtera’s Global CIO, founding member, business and technology architect. Cyxtera is a 2.8 Billion Dollars private equity-backed startup. The company’s portfolio includes the legacy Colocation business from CenturyLink and 5 Cyber Security companies. Over 5000+ customers and 60+ locations worldwide. Lead business transformation and integration of all business units, delivered unified customer experience, business operations, and finance platforms

Lead the transformation of Liquidity Services from a holding company to a fully integrated operating business. Liquidity Services is a public company (NASDAQ:LQDT) that provides strategic services to manage and sell assets for 6,000 government agencies and Fortune 1000 companies. Some of Liquidity Services' marquee clients include the Department of Defense, United Stated Postal Services, most of the major retailers in the US, and global companies in the Consumer Electronics, Oil and Gas, Mining and Heavy Industry verticals.

Recruited to drive the business transformation - from a start-up to a strategic service provider to Fortune 100 customers. Led the collaborative planning process for implementation of business technology and strategy, driving accountability for P & L, while optimizing the allocation and investment of resources. Evolved the company’s IT infrastructure and architecture to support rapid business expansion, managing the product development office, developing enterprise initiatives, and building overall ROI, while ensuring high levels of service for key stakeholders. Terremark was a public company (NASDAQ:TMRK) until its acquisition by Verizon in April of 2011.

Founding member and Technology Architect of Quadrem, the first global electronic marketplace for the mining industry. Quadrem was launched in 2000 as a joint venture of the 21 largest mining companies in the world, with a global vision — to simplify and streamline the business of doing business. Today, Quadrem is a supply chain transaction delivery network that connects more than 100,000 suppliers and 1,500 buyers and handles more than $20 Billion in order throughput annually. Quadrem remained a private company until its acquisition by Ariba (NASDAQ:ARBA) in 2011