Doug Deardorf

Doug Deardorf has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Doug began their career at S2 Systems in 1992 as a Partner Manager, responsible for Latin America and EMEA. Doug then worked at Indus International from 1996 to 1998, where they served as the International Business Development Manager. In 1998, Doug joined Entigo as Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, and remained there until 2001. Doug continued their career at NiSoft in 2001 as Vice President, Sales, and later joined LaVista Consulting in 2002 as Vice President, Sales. In 2003, Doug became the Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at Wausau Financial Systems, and during their tenure, they developed a strong collaboration network until 2008. In 2008, they founded their own company, NiSoft, where they assumed the role of Owner and CEO. Doug is also actively involved in various organizations and initiatives, such as the Thunderbird Independent Alumni Association, SBGE at Seattle Pacific University, and the Thunderbird Global Alumni Network, where they hold leadership roles.

Doug Deardorf completed their education in a chronological order. Doug started by attending Issaquah High School from 1971 to 1974. After graduating, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Seattle Pacific University, which they completed between 1974 and 1978. During that time, they also studied Psychology and obtained another Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the same institution.

Later, Doug enrolled in the Thunderbird School of Global Management in 1983 and completed their Master of Business Administration in International Management in 1984, specializing in International Business. Doug then attended The Wharton School, where they participated in the Executive MBA Series to further enhance their business knowledge, though the specific time frame for this education is not provided.

In 2015, Doug obtained a certification as a Certified Merger & Acquisition Advisor from the Alliance of M&A Advisors.

No further assumptions or details are given regarding additional education or certifications beyond what is provided.