“I worked with Joe at OhioHealth. Joe leveraged his technical skill and security background to ascend to Director of Information Security. Well respected and knowledgeable, Joe set the direction for that team and laid the foundation needed to move them forward. He put structure and purpose around his new team enabling them to highlight and bring forward security concerns as it related to core business functions. He brought focus to the essentials of security and emphasized its importance. Joe knows how to manage people and can navigate organizations at any level.”
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