The Chicago Community Trust
Kris Velilla has extensive work experience in information security and infrastructure. Currently, they hold the position of Director of Information Security and Infrastructure at The Chicago Community Trust. Prior to this role, they worked at the American College of Chest Physicians, where they held various positions, including Director of Information Security and Infrastructure, Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Enterprise Solutions, and Manager of IT Infrastructure. Before joining the American College of Chest Physicians, Kris served as a Consultant and Owner at midwaytech, LLC. They also held the roles of Director/CIO at Sunset Ridge District 29, Network Manager at Clarksville Montgomery County Schools, and Systems Analyst at the School Board of Alachua County.
Kris Velilla attended Florida International University, where they studied Criminal Justice. The specific start and end years of their education at this institution are not provided. Additionally, Kris pursued a degree in MCSE from New Horizons, but the field of study is not mentioned.
In terms of additional certifications, Kris obtained certifications in A+, Encase Forensics, MCSA, and Net+. There is no information available regarding the institutions they obtained these certifications from, as well as the specific months and years of attainment.
The Chicago Community Trust
As our region’s community foundation, The Chicago Community Trust is a platform for change that connects philanthropy to impact. We bring together generous donors, committed organizations, and caring residents to effect lasting change that moves our entire region forward. We envision a Chicago region where equity is central and opportunity and prosperity are in reach for all. For over 100 years, forward-looking individuals and families have entrusted their philanthropic resources and visions to the Trust’s stewardship. Our expertise goes to work helping donors translate their funds and passions into innovative and impactful giving strategies. Guided by our deep community knowledge, we make grants, lead, convene, and collaborate to address the greatest and most critical needs facing the Chicago region.