Ned B.

Ned B. has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Ned began their career at Computer Horizons in 1996, where they served as an Information Technology Manager, handling software development and business intelligence projects for various industries. Ned then joined Key Bank in 2002 as a Project Manager, focusing on strategic initiatives and data analytics for the Real Estate Capital and Commercial Banking division.

In 2005, Ned moved to Guident Technologies as an Account Director, providing strategic account management and project management support for transportation clients such as the Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration. Ned also worked with Fannie Mae on financial system projects, leveraging their expertise in data strategy and business intelligence.

Ned's next role was at Intuitive.IT in 2013, where they served as the Director of Data Integration Solutions. Ned contributed to business development, proposal development, and business strategy direction, with a focus on shared services, data integration, and IT infrastructure projects. Ned'sresponsibilities also included providing data management support for the Department of Veterans Affairs' Financial Management Business Transformation.

From 2017 to 2020, Ned worked at Grant Thornton LLP as the Director of Global Public Sector. Ned collaborated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on public sector projects.

Most recently, Ned joined Centennial Technologies in 2020 as the Director of Sales and Business Development. In this role, they lead business development efforts for key Federal Civilian Accounts, including HHS, USDA, DOL, ED, DHS, and Transportation.

Ned B. graduated from Ohio University in 1994 with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Ned'sfield of study was Management Information System. In addition to their degree, they also obtained certifications in Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL4) from ITIL4 Certified in May 2020, and in Project Management Professional from the Project Management Institute in May 2005.