Paul Duchouquette

Paul Duchouquette has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning various industries such as aerospace, technology, entertainment, and telecommunications. Paul has held several leadership roles throughout their career. Starting in 1992, they worked as a Product Support Supervisor at AST Research, where they managed a team of support representatives. In 1996, they joined Netcom as a Senior Technical Supervisor, where they established a technical support center and implemented organizational improvements. Paul then worked as the Director of Operations at Affiliated Computer Services, where they were responsible for improving help desk services. In 2000, they joined Retalix as an IT Manager, and in 2001, they became the Director of IT at Westec InterActive, where they managed the IT department and oversaw system upgrades. In 2002, they joined Virgin as a Sr. Director of IT, where they focused on improving IT effectiveness and implemented standard operating procedures. In 2004, they became the Vice President of Information Technology at Mark Cuban Companies, where they modernized technology systems and assessed staff capabilities. From 2007 to 2018, they worked at CDG, a Boeing Company, as the Chief Technology Officer, responsible for IT strategy and information security. In 2018, they joined Boeing as a Digital Leader and Services Architect, leading digital transformation initiatives and overseeing software product strategic mapping. Currently, they work at FDH Aero as the Chief Information Officer, providing executive leadership in managing M&A integrations, software implementations, and data and information risks. Paul has a strong background in digital transformation, information security, and executive leadership.

Paul Duchouquette has a Bachelor of Science in Business Management Administration from the University of Phoenix. Paul also completed a Master Class on DevOps, Digital Transformation, and The Five Ideals at CXO FOCUS. Furthermore, they attended a Master Class on Cybersecurity at Columbia University's Center for Technology Management.