Rick Epperson is the Director of IT at the Community Action Program of Evansville, where he leads the technology department. His career shows a deep progression from technical support and software testing to strategic IT management. He holds a CompTIA A+ certification and a degree in Computer Information Systems.
His role at a community-focused organization suggests a dedication to leveraging technology for social programs. He keeps current with business and technology trends by following publications like Harvard Business Review and The New York Times, along with companies like Cisco and CDW.
He has a versatile technical background that includes experience as a Novell network administrator and an AS/400 billing analyst.
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