Joseph (Joe) brings nearly a decade of experience in technology-related roles, three of which are in digital advisory.
Joe’s key strengths in professional services include helping clients integrate various systems, designing user-friendly interfaces, and providing end-user training and support. By engaging with stakeholders and aligning solutions with business goals, he helps drive efficiency and enhances user experiences.
Joe has been heavily involved in Withum’s internal Copilot rollout and AI initiative, bringing his internal experience back to his clients.
In addition, he is a Certified ScrumMaster from ScrumAlliance, a Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Functional Consultant Associate, a Microsoft Certified: Power Platform App Maker, a Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Developer Associate and a Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Fundamentals.
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As a New Jersey native, Joe loves going to the beach. Joe’s hobbies include playing video games and watching TV shows and movies. He grew up playing the drums and has a collection of records ranging from old classics to famous soundtracks from his favorite games and movies.
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