Super Power Moves: The 10 biggest DC tech leadership shifts of 2019
Summary
Accordingly, as we publish a series of lookbacks at trends and reporting from the past year in these last weeks of December, we want to highlight some of the most important 2019 career changes from D.C. area tech leaders, aka Super Power Moves. After eight years of leading the growing event tech company, Berger said he made the shift to focus on publishing a book, exploring other “entrepreneurial endeavors” and potentially moving back to New York. McCanna previously held the role of senior director of strategy at 1776 before joining D.C.-based CuCollaborate, a consulting, software development and digital marketing company with a mission to help credit unions grow. Henningsen now oversees Arcadia’s member experience, analytics and data science, finance, policy and legal teams while focusing on new ways to scale the company for growth and impact. “We will serve over 1,000 entrepreneurs this year who are solving issues related to climate change, income inequality, food security, to lack of economic opportunity,” Gresham said when this reporter asked him about his goals as CEO.
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