Bill has 20 years of senior IT management experience. Since 2002, Statera has been his home. During that tenure, Bill has seen Statera experience annualized double digit growth to become a 30 million dollar firm. Through this maturity, Denver-based Statera has grown into one of the premier IT consultancies in the Western United States.

In his first years at Statera, Bill served as a Principal Consultant delivering to clients along the front range of Colorado. With growth, Bill’s role expanded to include management of Statera’s delivery staff and Consulting Services. Most recently, Bill’s role as COO has encompassed continued growth in Denver as well as expansion into Seattle, Salt Lake City and Dallas. Statera’s service offerings have matured and fueled growth as well. Statera now boasts a very healthy Management Consulting practice, a strong Microsoft partnership, Global Development teams, and post production managed solution offerings.

Prior to joining Statera, Bill was a Partner with Cysive, Inc. a National Systems Integration firm headquartered in Reston Virginia. Bill managed operations for the Western Region and served many Fortune 500 companies like Boeing, DHL Worldwide, and Western Union. At Cysive, his clients also included leading Denver companies like Ball Corporation and Jeppesen. Bill’s career experience also includes over ten years serving as Director of Worldwide Internet and Distributed Application Development for IHS Energy Group in Denver.

Bill is fluent in a broad range of technologies, packaged software offerings, and software development methodologies.

Interests outside of work include serving as the current President of the School Advisory Council at St. Bernadette Catholic School in Lakewood as well as over 10 years coaching soccer and basketball for the Colorado Rush Soccer Club, the Catholic School Athletic League, and Gold Crown Foundation.

Bill graduated from the Colorado School of Mines with a Masters Degree in Petroleum Engineering in 1990. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Mines in 1985.