Your Snap Tech IT Team
Our People
Gain the peace of mind knowing that your business is powered by an executive team of IT veterans & an expert team of IT professionals that understand the intricacies of your business. We are laser-focused on delivering the right combination of solutions to manage your environment & collaboratively plan with you on the future of your IT infrastructure. Client experience is at the core of who we are.
Executive Leadership
Karl Bickmore
CEO
Over the last 20 years, Karl Bickmore has honed his ability to successfully lead and grow his IT Consulting business while becoming a well-respected thought leader in the industry. As CEO of Snap Tech IT, Karl continuously provides insights into operational improvement for IT companies & regularly speaks at cybersecurity management & international conferences.
Shawn Brown
President and COO
Shawn brings over 25 years of technology and management experience in working with Fortune 500 & SMBs. After working as a technology consultant & manager, Shawn partnered to create Snap Tech IT, currently serving as the President & COO. His leadership has helped transform Snap Tech IT to a consultative MSP, focused on acquisitions in multiple cities.
Randy Crockett
CFO
With 20 years of experience in the IT space, Randy Crockett serves as CFO and Partner of Snap Tech IT. Prior to 2009, Randy owned an IT firm, Stratatech, & connected with Karl to form a partnership to grow their company. Randy’s efforts led to the merger of Snap Technology & Phoenix-based Premier IT to form Snap Tech IT.
Ted Hulsy
CRO
Ted Hulsy serves as Chief Revenue Officer at Snap Tech IT, leading the company’s sales and marketing functions. Ted brings over 20 years of experience in the technology field, having served in leadership roles at companies such as SonicWall, Axcient, and Dropbox. Ted is passionate about leveraging technology to create better life experiences for Snap Tech IT’s clients and their people.
Shane Swanson
CSO
Shane is an experienced IT Operations professional, bringing more than 25 years in the technology industry. After helping MSPs around the world bring process-driven IT operations & service delivery to the next level, Shane joined Snap Tech IT & is currently serving as the Chief Services Officer. His proven track record of success in helping companies optimize IT, enables them to focus on business strategy and growth.
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Our Exceptional Team
Todd Metivier
vCIO
Steve Crockett
Project Engineer
Nicole Antunes
Director of Account Management
Joe Wood
Senior Automation Engineer
Michael Kingsley
Director of Professional Services
Jared Brantley
Director of DevOps
Eric Larsen
Service Manager
Duane Sheets
Unified Communications Service Manager
Chuck Wiley
IT Director
Sabine Wright
Account Manager
Brandon Garner
vCIO
JoAnn Kelm
Administrative Assistant
Jimmy Googer
Project Engineer
Kody Rogers
Service Desk Technician
Bryce Lundgren
Project Engineer
Devin Day
Service Desk Technician
Michelle Wyrick
System Administrator
William Reinert
Service Desk Analyst
Rick Stoner
Project Technician
Richawn Nembhard
SaaS Technician
Alex Duke
Controller
Samantha White
Service Desk Technician
Tyler Hill
Accounting Assistant
Matthew Allman
Project Coordinator
Gregg Hammer
Customer Experience Coordinator
Ryan Beatty
System Administrator
Parker Standage
Service Desk Technician
Garrett Chavez
Business Development Representative
Jenna Snowberger
Account Manager
Jordan Drever
Senior Systems Engineer
Nathan Caldwell
Marketing Manager
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