Damon Auer

The world's leading independent, end-to-end IT services company, DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) leads digital transformations for clients by modernizing and integrating their mainstream IT, and by deploying digital solutions at scale to produce better business outcomes.

Software and services firm specializing in business applications and cloud solutions. Tribridge solutions include internally developed SaaS, publisher software and company-owned cloud infrastructure. Firm grew from $34 million to $150 million in revenue over 8 years through a combination of organic growth and strategic acquisitions. Key executive in defining and executing the strategy of the firm to transform from a services-only business to a true industry-first SaaS solution provider. Started the Healthcare industry practice and led software strategy and development. Tribridge was purchased by DXC Technology (NYC: DXC) in 2017.

Co-founded enterprise software development and consulting services firm. Responsible for Navint's Customer Relationship Management, Healthcare Industry, and Program Management practices. Grew firm to $35mm over seven years then merged with Tribridge in 2009.

Business and Technology consulting arm of Knowledge Universe. Formed via the acquisition of 8+ consulting, design and software companies spanning Human Capital, Customer Relationship Management, Finance, and Supply Chain solutions for start-up and Fortune 500 customers. Successful IPO in 1999 (NASDAQ: NXRA). Partner responsible for development of Nextera's Chicago office, effective integration with acquired companies, and leadership of some of the most innovative business transformation and software development projects for customers at UNext, Rock.com, Kimberly Clark, and others.

Boutique management consulting, change management and technology implementation firm. Led firm's engagements with our largest customers at NBC and Delta Airlines. Part of management team that grew revenue 200+% in 3 years and sold to Nextera (a Knowledge Universe company). Nextera subsequently IPOed in 1999.

Business consulting group of PwC. Led increasingly larger teams developing enterprise software solutions for Fortune 50 customers.

Business and Technology consulting business of Arthur Andersen. Team lead responsible for global enterprise software deign, development and implementation for multi-national Finance operations. Coordinated team members in US and Philippines.