ACG Information Systems
This is the 5tharticle in a series on Active Cyber Governance and Active Cyber Governance Information Systems (also known as, ACG Information Systems, ACG Info Systems, and ACGIS).
Author: Jay Marqua
Jay Marqua is a Managing Director of Gestalt Development. He leads the firm's Cybersecurity and Information Systems Consulting Practice, as well as the Board Advisory Services Consulting Practice. Jay is based in Gestalt's Durango, Colorado office. In his professional role supporting and serving Boards and Executive Leadership, Jay has led transformation efforts in the Healthcare, Energy, Financial, Communications, Technology, Software, Logistics, Hospitality and Travel Sectors. The pace and advantage to organizations of technology aligned with high performing teams has steered Jay to his concept, strategy and execution roles in the development of organizations globally. Jay can be reached at jay.marqua@gestaltdevelopment.com
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