Mike Yudkin
About Mike Yudkin
Mike Yudkin is the owner of MEM Business Consulting, where he has provided IT strategy and desktop support services since 2007. He has extensive experience in vendor management and a strong background in the financial industry, having previously held senior positions at JP Morgan Chase and The Chase Manhattan Bank.
Current Role at MEM Business Consulting
Mike Yudkin has been the Owner of MEM Business Consulting since 2007. He has led the company for over 16 years, focusing on providing IT strategy and desktop support services. His expertise spans a diverse range of industries, with a specialization in the financial sector. Under his leadership, MEM Business Consulting has developed a reputation for delivering tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of its clients.
Previous Experience at JP Morgan Chase
Mike Yudkin worked at JP Morgan Chase for 30 years, holding the position of Vice President in various capacities. His tenure lasted from 1974 to 2004, during which he contributed significantly to Global Desktop Services. His extensive experience in vendor management was developed during this period, where he collaborated with both domestic and global companies.
Education and Academic Background
Mike Yudkin holds multiple degrees in business and management. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics from The City College of New York. He also achieved a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Iona College, where he studied Management Systems and Science. Additionally, he completed an Executive Management Program at Northwestern University, obtaining an Advanced Management Certificate.
Experience at The Chase Manhattan Bank
Prior to his current role, Mike Yudkin served as Vice President at The Chase Manhattan Bank from 1995 to 2002. His seven years at the bank contributed to his extensive knowledge in the financial services industry. This experience further enhanced his skills in management and strategic planning.
Role at Design Strategy Corporation
Mike Yudkin worked as Senior Vice President at Design Strategy Corporation from 2005 to 2007. His two-year tenure at the company allowed him to apply his extensive background in management and operations to drive strategic initiatives.