Peter DiGiammarino develops and drives teams of high-potential, growth-driven professionals to build highly successful and fast-growing ventures based on offerings that solve specific important, pervasive, and persistent problems for public and private, for-profit and not-for-profit markets in North America and around the world.

He has led and served on boards for public, private, private-equity-owned, and venture-capital-backed technology and service firms and non-profits. He helps leaders develop and align strategy with operations and implement governance, performance, incentive, and communications programs.

Peter led Carlyle Group diligence and financing of an enterprise application software provider and guided new and existing management as CEO to a smooth transition, grew by 300%, raised margins, and sold for nearly four times invested capital in five years. He led a troubled venture-backed provider of network services and security products through transition to stable operations culminating in its successful sale.

Previously, he served as director and President of a private venture that grew during his involvement from 20 people and $4M to 130 people and $30M when it was sold. He served as President and director of a venture-backed effort to pull a unit out of a larger company that was then transformed and launched as a successful independent firm. Peter also sat on the boards of BTG (now L-3 Communications) and Hyperion (now Oracle) while in key operating roles with these public companies.

From 1977-1996, he was a leader at American Management Systems (AMS) a provider of information technology services and enterprise software solutions to major corporations and government agencies, which he helped grow to 10,000 people and a billion dollars. Peter served on AMS’s executive operating group with responsibility for the Finance Industry practice, which he founded and grew to $175M.

Peter advises leaders and their top teams as CEO of IntelliVen. He serves on the advisory board to the University of Massachusetts Commonwealth Honors College which he helped found. He is Adjunct Professor of Organization Analysis and Strategy for the MSOD program at American University in DC and was 2012 University of Massachusetts Bateman Scholar in residence.

Peter earned a BS in Computer Science, Economics, and Mathematics from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and an MBA from the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Peter DiGiammarino

Professional CEO

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