Brian Davenport is a proven IT executive at The New York Times with over 20 years of leadership experience. He specializes in delivering cost-effective, strategic business solutions and has deep expertise in ERP transformations, including Coupa and Workday implementations. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Old Dominion University.
Brian is an alumnus of Lead Hampton Roads, a community-focused leadership program. His career history with NationsBank in Virginia suggests strong ties to the Hampton Roads area, indicating an interest in local community development and engagement beyond his corporate role.
Unique fact: Brian is a member of the Lead Hampton Roads Class of 2011, which proudly calls itself "The Best Class Ever. "
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