Rob Cimperman has an excellent track record building complex systems, improving processes, and guiding strategic initiatives for financial, telecom, and federal agency clients. He's currently helping Freddie Mac manage the transition from LIBOR to SOFR as the index for discounting assets and liabilities. Before that he was a Portfolio Director and Product Owner for Freddie Mac's six multifamily asset management systems. And he recently analyzed the software development lifecycle and IT governance at HHS OCIO and devised an actionable roadmap to better support incremental development. His extensive management and consulting work spans mortgage banks, GSEs, telecom firms, not-for-profits, and federal agencies/departments including HUD/Ginnie Mae, DOJ, DHS, EPA, VA, DoD, Treasury/OCC, and HHS. Rob has published works on strategic management and user-focused software quality. He is a certified PMI Project Management Professional (PMP), Software Quality Analyst (CSQA), and IT service manager (ITIL). He earned a Masters in the Management of Information Technology from the University of Virginia and a business undergraduate degree from Georgetown University, both summa cum laude. Rob lives in Fairfax with his wife, young son, and tabby cat. For over ten years, Rob enjoyed volunteering through Junior Achievement to teach high school students about business and economics, as well as mentoring undergraduate business students through Georgetown University’s Alumni Mentor Program. He also enjoys travel, skiing, and obstacle course events.