Associate VP of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at Worcester State University
📍 Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Anupam Singh is the Associate VP of IT and CIO at Worcester State University, specializing in institutional IT strategy, AI governance, and cybersecurity. A creative and thoughtful leader with a Masters from Suffolk University, he is known for his ability to align technology with institutional goals. Colleagues describe him as loyal and level-headed.
He generated over $20 million in savings through strategic vendor negotiations.
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Experience
22 Years
Current Role
Associate VP of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Personality Overview
How Anupam shows up
Hard To Convince
Thorough Evaluator
Fast But Analytical
They have a unique set of diverse traits where they are decisive and methodical but can sometimes be extra cautious and skeptical They are not very likely to become strong advocates of your product or service They focus on the results, but can still be quite procedural and analytical about how to get there
Priorities
Topics Anupam cares about
AI Governance
Chaired the AI Committee at his previous institution, where he authored governance guidelines and led the rollout of tools like Microsoft Co-Pilot.
IT Modernization
Has orchestrated large-scale implementations of enterprise systems including Workday ERP and Canvas LMS to improve operations and user experience.
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Career
Work history
12-2025
Associate VP of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
Worcester State University
8-2025 - 12-2025
Strategy Consultant
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
7-2014 - 6-2025
Director of Network Ops & Enterprise Architecture (Associate CIO)
Suffolk University
5-2009 - 6-2014
Director of Network and Telecommunication
Suffolk University
7-2005 - 4-2009
Network Engineer
Suffolk University
In the press
Media appearances
At 150th commencement, speakers encourage reflection and embracing difference. Featured in Worcester State University News
Dominance (D) reflects how goal and task oriented a person is, and their ability to accomplish results irrespective of how demanding the circumstances might be. Those scoring high tend to be motivated by winning, competition, and success.
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