Dr. Jordon Shaw
About Dr. Jordon Shaw
Dr. Jordon Shaw serves as the Chief Technology Officer at the National Safety Council, where he focuses on developing a skilled technology workforce. He has extensive experience in IT leadership and holds multiple degrees in information systems and artificial intelligence.
Work at National Safety Council
Dr. Jordon Shaw serves as the Chief Technology Officer at the National Safety Council. In this role, he is responsible for creating a dynamic and skilled technology workforce. His leadership focuses on enhancing the organization's technological capabilities to improve safety initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Dr. Jordon Shaw has an extensive educational background in information systems and technology. He earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Artificial Intelligence from Capitol Technology University in 2022. He also holds a Doctor of Business Administration from Argosy University, a Master of Information Systems from the University of Phoenix, and a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management from Bethel University. Additionally, he has an Associate of Applied Science in Computer Networking Technology from Nashville State Community College.
Background
Dr. Shaw has a diverse professional background in information technology. He has held several key positions, including Director of IT at the City of Franklin, Tennessee, and Director of Information Technology at Professional Credential Services, Inc. His career also includes roles as Technical Customer Support Manager at PERRLA, LLC, and Chief Technology Officer at Agile Sourcing Partners and Litigation Operations.
Achievements
Dr. Jordon Shaw has been recognized by multiple IT publications for his leadership in innovative initiatives. He is experienced in managing cyber security relationships to ensure a robust security posture. He has also been invited to speak at numerous conferences, sharing his insights on technology and IT leadership, and has a proven ability to present technical concepts to non-technical audiences, including boards of directors.