Dennis Robinson

Dennis Robinson has a long and successful career in the technology industry. Dennis began their career in 1985 as a System Administrator for FoxMeyer Drug, where they were responsible for providing quality production UNIX computer services in a complex multi-computer environment requiring 24x7 availability. In 1992, they became the Director of Operations at Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., where they established a UNIX operations department and was responsible for 150 UNIX systems 24x7 availability. In 1997, they co-founded Sterling Carteret, Inc., a successful consulting business with annual revenues of four million yearly that focused on Relational Database Technology and custom application development around the Informix Database technology. In 2000, they became the Vice President for the Colorado division of Worldwide Xceed Group, Inc., a publicly traded company that provided database and custom application development nationally to Xceed customers throughout the country. Finally, in 2001, they became the President & CEO of XTIVIA, Inc., a company committed to providing integrated technology solutions and services that deliver measurable results.

Dennis Robinson attended La Junta High School from 1980 to 1983 and Wichita State from 1985 to present, studying Computer Science.