Anthony Shibata

Anthony Shibata

Partner, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Denver, CO

Anthony Shibata is a leader in technology consulting and business strategy, bringing a dynamic blend of vision, collaboration and entrepreneurial drive to his clients. As a partner in technology consulting at Wipfli, Anthony advises clients on industry strategy and the adoption of software and applications such as ERP, CRM, BI and cybersecurity solutions. He has supported a diverse range of clients — from startups to established companies — in industries including construction, nonprofit, real estate, manufacturing and distribution.

Anthony believes that clients have the answers at hand, needing only clarity, strategy and planning to make informed decisions and confidently shape the future of their companies. He is known for tailored technology assessments and purpose-built business solutions that help organizations overcome challenges and achieve strategic goals. His approach makes technology adoption straightforward through better visioning and clear paths for implementation.

With previous experience as a solution architect, practice lead and consultant, Anthony understands that technology is only as effective as the business processes it supports. He encourages key stakeholders to be committed and helps ensure solutions are cascaded and efficiently adopted to maximize return on investment.

As a global traveler and passionate community connector, he actively leads and volunteers with local and grassroots organizations that foster diversity and inclusion, creating opportunities for learning and growth throughout Colorado.

  • Titan 100 (Board Member)
  • Colorado Chamber of Commerce
  • COCPA
  • Alliance Colorado
  • NOCOM

Nebraska Wesleyan University

  • Bachelor of arts degree
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