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Executive Consultant-----------------------------------------------Click here to Download Bio Dennis Szymanski has 29 years in the business of Information Technology. He is a retired Federal employee with experience as an analyst, line manager, project/program manager, and executive. As a Federal Government executive, he was the Deputy Chief Information Officer at the U.S. International Trade Commission providing discipline and leadership for main mission and infrastructure projects including an electronic document information system and network replacement project. He developed Office of the CIO policies for execution of a common desktop operating environment and developed the agency policies for accountability within the Clinger Cohen sphere.Mr. Szymanski has leadership experience in strategic business plan development and collaborative problem solving on both strategic and tactical issues. He brings together day-to-day operational management for large IT programs with diverse knowledge in the areas of IT architecture, engineering, program management, contract management, IT policy development and governance. Agency Knowledge: • U.S. International Trade Commission • Internal Revenue Service • Federal Railroad Administration • Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration • Federal Communications Commission • Office of Personnel Management Expertise: • Strategic Planning • Management and Acquisition of IT Products and Services • IT Governance • IT Policy • Program Management • Contract Management Positions: • President, DSZYMANSKI, LLC • Senior Manager, Grant Thornton LLP • Senior IT Consultant, IBM Global Business Services • Deputy Chief Information Officer, U.S. International Trade Commission • Chief of Staff to the CIO, Internal Revenue Service • Acquisition Program Manager, Internal Revenue Service Education, Awards and Memberships: • M.A. - Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs • B.A. - St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY • U.S. Army - Retired (4-years) • U.S. Army Reserve - Retired (22-years) |