Mark Torkelson
About Mark Torkelson
Mark Torkelson is a Senior Project Manager in Technology at Thomson Reuters, where he has led significant enterprise-wide network and storage hardware refresh projects since 2013. He has extensive experience in managing cloud migration projects across major platforms and previously held roles at N'compass and Xerox.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Mark Torkelson has served as a Senior Project Manager in the Technology division at Thomson Reuters since 2013. In this role, he has led significant enterprise-wide projects, including storage hardware refresh initiatives and multi-million dollar network refresh projects. His responsibilities also encompass overseeing network equipment refresh projects that involve advanced technologies such as Cisco routing and switching, as well as security solutions from Checkpoint and Palo Alto. His tenure at Thomson Reuters has spanned over 11 years, during which he has contributed to various technology-driven projects.
Previous Experience at N'compass
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Mark Torkelson worked as a Consultant at N'compass from 2012 to 2013. His role involved providing expert guidance and support in technology projects within the Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area. This position allowed him to develop skills and knowledge that would later benefit his career at Thomson Reuters.
Experience at Xerox
Mark Torkelson was employed at Xerox as a Service Delivery Manager from 2004 to 2012. During his eight years at Xerox, he managed various service delivery operations, which provided him with a strong foundation in project management and technology services. His experience at Xerox contributed to his expertise in managing complex technology projects.
Project Management Expertise
Mark Torkelson has extensive experience in managing cloud migration projects across major platforms, including Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Microsoft Azure. His expertise in cloud technologies complements his project management skills, enabling him to lead large-scale initiatives effectively and efficiently.