Sean Grennan

Sean Grennan, MS

Manager, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Rockford, IL

Sean Grennan is a manager in Wipfli’s CIO Advisory practice. He has more than 20 years of IT experience, demonstrating leadership through team building, restructuring, and continually making the leap to new and emerging technology. He prides himself on increasing IT effectiveness when it benefits revenue and decreasing overall spending through removing obstacles caused by outdated infrastructure. By using the primary tools of empathy, clarity and planning, he uncovers organizational pain points at their root and delivers strategies to move forward.

  • CIO advisory services
  • Technology management

  • IT Project Management
  • Business Process Management

University of Illinois
  • Bachelor of science degree in computer science
  • Master of science degree in management information systems
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