Ryan Peasley

Ryan Peasley

Partner, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Madison, WI

Ryan is an experienced consultant, advocate, and technology enabler.  He has over 15 years of experience working with and planning for technology in regulated industries helping organizations manage, implement and utilize technology to engage constituents, and customers and achieve organizational goals.

His experience includes all aspects of IT service delivery and planning including scoping, design, migration, configuration, training, documentation, report writing, and user adoption.

Ryan takes tremendous pride in the work he does and creates personal lasting relationships with his clients.  He believes these relationships establish shared goals that lead to better and lasting outcomes.

  • Digital Transformation
  • Strategic technology planning
  • Technology training and adoption
  • Cloud solution readiness and deployments
  • Collaboration systems
  • Workflow and process automation
  • Technology infrastructure design, maintenance, and support

  • Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert

  • Voices for Innovation
  • Eagle Scout - Boy Scouts of America

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
  • Bachelor of business administration degree with a major in information technology infrastructure management

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