Envision Technology Advisors Names Jeff Wilhelm CTO

Pawtucket, RI January, 8 2013 – Pawtucket, Rhode Island based Envision Technology Advisors is proud to announce the promotion of Jeff Wilhelm to Chief Technology Officer for the growing Technology Consulting Company.

Jeff joined Envision in 2010 as the company’s Director of Engineering and Project Management, a role he will continue to play alongside his new responsibilities as CTO.

“Jeff has been an integral part of Envision’s technology planning since he started with the company,” said the Envision’s CEO and founder, Todd Knapp. “For the past few years, whenever I have looked at new technologies, whether it’s for our clients or for internal use, I have sought Jeff’s opinion. His move to formally becoming Envision’s CTO is a perfect one both for us and the people we serve.”

Prior to coming to Envision, Jeff spent over 10 years developing large scale enterprise data management platforms for a mix of consumer marketing services, data analytics, healthcare, corporate and non-profit organizations. Over the years, he has performed systems consulting and analysis with companies including Equifax, Microsoft, Accenture, FICO, Comcast, Verizon, LendingTree, Avis, and others.

“I am excited for the possibilities and potential there is for growth, both for Envision and for many of our clients,” Jeff commented. “I am keenly aware of the economic challenges and changing landscape of IT and I look forward to taking Envision to the next level from a strategic technical direction.”

About Envision Technology Advisors
Envision Technology Advisors provides a range of technology consulting services to the New England area and beyond. Envision’s specialties include desktop and data center virtualization, cloud services, network consulting, website design and development, and business strategy consulting. Based in Pawtucket, RI, the company has been named one of the “Best Places to Work in Rhode Island” for four straight years. For more information, visit www.envisionsuccess.net.

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