Ben Denison

Ben Denison has over 30 years of experience in the field of IT and business analysis. Ben started their career as a Systems Analyst/Application Developer at Business Partner in 1988, where they provided technical expertise and recommendations for IT software projects and initiatives.

Ben then joined ADW Computer Solutions in 1989, where they reviewed, analyzed, and modified application systems. Ben also built and maintained relationships with clients and vendors involved in the projects and consulted with clients to design, build, and manage websites.

In 1992, Ben became a Network Administrator at Hokanson Block Company, where they performed network administration tasks, supported server, network and desktop hardware and software, and conducted technology needs analysis.

Ben further expanded their experience in 1993 by joining DSA Technologies, Inc. as a Senior Consulting Business Analyst. In this role, they designed, built, tested, and implemented complex business applications and reports based on user requirements. Ben provided technical consultation in new systems development and enhancements of existing systems. Ben also coordinated and completed projects related to applications and database technology.

Most recently, Ben worked at Executech as a Senior Consulting Business Analyst, starting in December 2019. Ben'sresponsibilities included supporting internal infrastructure in local offices and data centers, designing and implementing Azure infrastructure, and collaborating with project managers and clients throughout the project life cycle.

Overall, Ben Denison has a strong background in IT and business analysis, with expertise in system development, project coordination, technical consultation, and relationship management.

Ben Denison attended Wooster School from 1978 to 1980. From 1980 to 1982, they studied Electrical Engineering at Boston University without completing a degree. Ben later attended California State University-Sacramento from 1986 to 1990, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems.