Tim Pacileo is a Business and IT Management Consultant at The Board Room Advisors. Tim has 30 years of experience developing and managing a variety of strategic business and IT initiatives. His experience includes IT strategy, architecture design, sourcing, network and telecommunications, IT security, enterprise application selection, implementation and oversight, disaster recovery and business continuity planning, software and hardware evaluation and selection, and infrastructure design, focusing on data center and server consolidation and SANs. Prior to joining The Board Room Advisors, Tim was an Executive Consultant at Compass. Prior to Compass, Tim was a VP at Gartner, where he established the firm's Global Data Center practice. Prior to this, he was Global Manager of Client Systems for AEI (a global logistics company), where he had responsibility for all client/server applications development, PC hardware and software standards, hardware and software purchases negotiation, network design and configuration, Internet application development, infrastructure design and security, and a Lotus Notes implementation supporting a global sales team of 300 individuals. Tim's experience also includes a stint as an IT consultant, specializing in application selection, and network design and implementation for the healthcare and mortgage banking industries. Tim received a Bachelor's Degree from Central Connecticut University. He attended graduate school at Fairfield University in Connecticut. He can be reached at TPacileo@TheBoardRoomAdvisors.com.
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