Executive summary

Technology leader who aligns digital strategy with organizational goals and leads mission-driven organizations through complex change. Trusted by executive leadership to shape direction beyond IT, with a career that bridges finance, operations, and technology. Builds and reskills high-performing teams, holds strategic partners accountable, and safeguards sensitive data through strong governance and compliance. Pairs revenue cycle expertise with hands-on technical fluency.

Core strengths

  • IT Strategy & Governance
  • IT Operations & Service Delivery
  • ERP Modernization
  • Systems Integration & Data
  • Cybersecurity
  • Vendor Management
  • Change Management
  • AI Readiness
  • Revenue Cycle Operations
  • Proficient in Spanish

Strategic leadership highlight

Strategic Direction Steering Group, Rollins College

2026–2027
  • Appointed by the President and cabinet to a ten-member group charged with developing and recommending the College's Strategic Direction for Board endorsement in Spring 2027; sole IT representative.
  • Advise the cabinet on the College's future direction, translating market research, sector trends, and community input into strategic opportunities and weighing feasibility and resource trade-offs.
  • Lead campus-wide engagement through town halls, surveys, and feedback rounds, building community understanding and buy-in for the College's future direction.

Professional experience

Rollins CollegeWinter Park, FL. Private liberal arts college, ~1,000 employees

  1. Director of Digital Transformation, IT

    July 2023–Present
    • Lead strategy for the College's ERP and digital ecosystem, supervising a team of programmers, solution engineers, and a database administrator.
    • Serve on the CIO’s leadership team, shaping strategy across help desk, systems and networking, cybersecurity, classroom technology, and instructional design to align enterprise application delivery with technology operations.
    • Lead the largest technology initiative in the College’s history: a multi-year, campus-wide project pairing business process redesign with the migration of ERP from on-premises infrastructure to SaaS, including the redevelopment of more than 100 integrations, applications, and workflows.
    • Manage the College’s mission-critical relationship with its ERP vendor, holding the provider to contractual commitments through structured escalation while building direct access to its product team. As a result, Rollins issues are now frequently prioritized and feedback is incorporated into platform releases.
    • Designed the change management and stakeholder engagement model around Technology and Data Governance, using cross-functional experience groups to engage HR, Finance, Financial Aid, and Registrar in future-state design.
    • Strengthened protection of sensitive student and financial data by redesigning least-privilege system access and codifying IT governance, cybersecurity, and integration duties into cross-divisional roles.
    • Repositioned the team for a SaaS operating model by reskilling developers from legacy PL/SQL to a modern integration toolkit, promoting internal talent into architect-level leadership, and recruiting new skill sets to match.
    • Authored an AI readiness plan and built a framework for secure AI agent deployment in integration and application development using Microsoft Copilot Studio and Agent 365.
  2. Director of Process Improvement, IT

    April 2022–June 2023
    • Led IT's process improvement function, partnering with senior administrators to analyze, redesign, and document core processes and laying the groundwork for enterprise system modernization.
    • Orchestrated a FERPA compliance overhaul, redesigning the authorization workflow and form, launching a compliant portal for parents and families, and rebuilding campus-wide reports faculty and staff use to verify disclosure permissions with third parties.
    • Served as liaison between functional leaders, developers, and end users, translating business needs into functional design specifications covering process intent, data requirements, controls, and integrations.
  3. Director of A/R Operations (Student Account Services)

    May 2019–March 2022
    • Led Student Account Services with full oversight of A/R operations and ~$190M in gross tuition and auxiliary revenue, including hiring, training, and performance management of all staff.
    • Directed rollout of a new billing and collections platform supporting a monthly cycle of ~4,000 student and non-student accounts, spanning technical design, change management, enablement, and adoption.
    • Designed and implemented technology solutions automating fee assessment, monthly billing and late fees, hold releases, revenue deferral, and internal collections, reducing manual effort and improving accuracy.
    • Served as technical owner of the College's A/R systems, data, and reporting, bridging finance and IT.
    • Established policies, procedures, and internal controls for cash, card, and electronic payments; monitored receivables, cash flow, refunds, write-offs, and bad debt to protect revenue and audit readiness.
  4. Associate Director of Financial Aid

    September 2018–May 2019
    • Administered $75M in federal, state, and institutional aid and led three consecutive annual compliance audits with zero findings, driven by proactive compliance oversight and close partnership with external auditors.
    • Partnered with IT to automate critical processes, including financial aid offers, Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) appeals, and Perkins Loan administration, eliminating redundant and paper-based procedures.
  5. Assistant Director of Financial Aid

    June 2016–September 2018
  6. Financial Aid Advisor

    August 2012–June 2016

Publix Super Markets, Inc.Bradenton, FL

Customer Service Team Leader

November 2004–August 2012
  • Directed daily operations for a customer service team of about 20 associates, serving as the escalation authority for department and store-level issues.
  • Analyzed store P&L statements and sales data to forecast labor and track sales goals; managed cash controls, reconciling an average of $20,000 daily.

Education

Master of Business Administration, Summa Cum Laude

2018

Rollins Crummer Graduate School of Business, Winter Park, FL

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, Summa Cum Laude

2012

Rollins College, Winter Park, FL

Certifications

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

2023

SSD Global Solutions

Professional Scrum Master (PSM 1)

2022

Scrum.org

Certified Financial Aid Administrator (FAAC©)

2019–Present

National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators