Luke Ryan
Senior Manager, Wipfli Advisory LLC
- Location
- Radnor, PA
- Contact
- 610 565 3930
- luke.ryan@wipfli.com
Luke Ryan is a senior manager and enterprise data practice lead at Wipfli who helps organizations turn fragmented data and disconnected systems into practical, scalable foundations for analytics, automation and AI. Based in Radnor, Pennsylvania, Luke works with clients across financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, commercial real estate and nonprofit organizations to define data strategy, modernize architecture and deliver measurable business value.
Luke leads data maturity and architecture assessments, cloud data platform implementations, data governance programs, system integrations and business intelligence initiatives. His work spans Snowflake, Microsoft Fabric, Databricks, dbt, Fivetran, Power BI and related technologies. He combines hands-on technical depth with a business-first approach, helping leaders move from unclear requirements and siloed reporting to governed data products, trusted metrics and faster decision-making.
Luke is known for translating complex technology decisions into clear roadmaps that clients can act on. He works closely with business and technology leaders to align ownership, architecture and delivery, while building internal capabilities that help organizations manage and extend their data environments over time.
- Enterprise data-management strategy and analytics solution architecture
- Leveraging data and analytics for process improvement, optimization, and Statistical analysis
- System integration
- Cloud data platform migrations
- Bachelor of science degree in business intelligence
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