Christa Fitzgibbons
About Christa Fitzgibbons
Christa Fitzgibbons is the Vice President of Technical Support at Paradigm, with extensive experience in technical services and business development.
Title
Christa Fitzgibbons currently holds the position of Vice President of Technical Services at Paradigm. With a rich history of service spanning multiple roles within the company, Fitzgibbons has consistently demonstrated her leadership and expertise in the technical support domain.
Current Company
Christa Fitzgibbons is currently employed at Paradigm, where she serves as the Vice President of Technical Services. Her role involves overseeing the technical support operations to ensure the delivery of high-quality services to clients across various regions.
Career Background
Christa Fitzgibbons has an extensive and diverse career background. She began at KPMG Canada as an Analyst in 2000 and had a short stint at the Department of Foreign Affairs as an Analyst in 1999. She then served in business development at Vega Software in 2001-2002 and as Program Manager at the Canadian Petroleum Institute from 2000 to 2001. Subsequently, she joined Paradigm in 2003, holding various technical support and managerial roles over a decade, including Customer Support Manager, Global Program Manager, and Director of Technical Services for Asia Pacific. She has also worked at Emerson as Vice President of Technical Support.
Paradigm Career Milestones
Christa Fitzgibbons has been with Paradigm since 2003 and has held multiple significant roles. She started as a Customer Support Manager in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, progressing to Global Program Manager and then Director of Technical Services for the Asia Pacific region. In 2012, she was promoted to Vice President of Technical Services. During her tenure, she has contributed to various global initiatives and led regional teams, solidifying her leadership in technical support services.
Experience in Business Development and Analytics
Christa Fitzgibbons has amassed experience in business development and analytics, essential for her roles in the technology and petroleum industries. Her background in business development stems from her tenure at Vega Software, while her analytical skills were honed through her early roles at KPMG Canada and the Department of Foreign Affairs. This combination of skills has been a significant asset in her leadership roles at Paradigm and Emerson.