Gary Cupido

Gary Cupido has extensive work experience in project management and operations in various industries. Gary started their career in the United States Army as a Calibration and Repair Specialist. After their military service, they worked for MCI Telecommunications as a Manager of Fiber Optics, where they performed various roles in engineering and installation. Gary then joined Diversified Telecommunications as the Director of Operations, overseeing the Fiber Optic Engineering Installation and Test Department.

Gary later joined Nortel Networks, where they served as a Regional Engineering Manager and Broadband Project Manager. Gary successfully managed inter/intra divisional resources, identified risks, and maintained action registers to minimize product exposure. During their tenure, they also increased customer satisfaction ratings by implementing quality audits and refining engineering processes.

In subsequent roles, Gary worked as a Senior Project Manager for LiveWire Mobile, overseeing product deployment projects worldwide. Gary then joined OnMobile Live, Inc. as the Director of Product Deployment, where they directed global implementation and support for various product lines. At Mformation Software Technologies, they worked as a Project Manager, focusing on Amazon Web Services hosted operations and new product deployments.

Gary joined CVS Health as a Network Infrastructure Engineer, where they designed and managed low voltage infrastructure networks and led multiple site integrations and migrations of acquired businesses. Lastly, at Vidsys, Inc., they served as a Senior Program Manager, responsible for customer deployments and post-install sustainment of security and information management software solutions.

Throughout their career, Gary has demonstrated strong project management skills, technical expertise, and the ability to deliver successful outcomes for various organizations.

Gary Cupido attended the University of Pittsburgh from 1975 to 1976 and Colorado Technical College from 1977 to 1979.