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John G. Roman Jr. | Bonadio Group
By: Daily Record Staff//June 5, 2018//
Listen to this articleJohn G. Roman Jr. has been named CIO of the Bonadio Group. Roman will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of IT services including management, operations, security and strategic planning.
Roman’s experience includes more than a decade at Nixon Peabody’s Rochester office as well as positions at Brite Computers, NetSetGo, Xerox, Wang Laboratories and Northern Telecom. He also is an adjunct professor at Rochester Institute of Technology and Monroe Community College.
Roman serves on the board of directors for Literacy Volunteers of Rochester and the Technology Executive’s Network. He is a past board member of Heritage Christian Services foundation and served in advisory roles for the International Legal Technology Association and Legal Technology News.
John has presented to numerous organizations as a guest speaker and contributed to publications including Law Technology News and Business Strategies Magazine. He has also been a contributing writer to corporate blogs.
Roman has a bachelor of science degree in organizational management from Roberts Wesleyan College and an associate of applied science degree in business management from the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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