GX Foundry
John ProffittThoughts on digital Government Experience (GX) developments from the GX Foundry team at Franklin County Data Center (FCDC) in Columbus, Ohio.
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We're #Hiring for Our Concourse Team!
January 2025 Update: Following this late 2024 post we hired two great new colleagues and they have started on our team. Congratulations to Amy, our new GX Communications Strategist and to Bradleigh, our new GX Product Owner!
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Happy #CXDay!
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Chief Digital Officer at Franklin County Data Center (FCDC) in Columbus, Ohio. I lead our GX Foundry digital government experience team and the Delivery Services team, focused on project and change management.
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