BERWYN, PA — Nimbl promoted technology strategist Joseph Fylypowycz to partner as the Berwyn-based consulting firm expands its artificial intelligence and enterprise transformation work and puts him in charge of its technology delivery organization.
Fylypowycz will oversee the execution of technology initiatives for clients while continuing to work on AI strategy and broader enterprise transformation, according to the company. He joined Nimbl in 2021 and has advised clients on business and technology initiatives, including AI strategies and blueprints for agentic AI implementations.
The promotion gives Fylypowycz a broader operational role as companies move from experimenting with AI toward incorporating the technology into business processes and technology systems.
“Joe has been instrumental in deepening our relationships with some of the largest organizations in financial services and other key industries,” Managing Partner Naresh Ramdas stated. “He combines the strategic perspective our clients expect with the ability to turn that strategy into action.”
Fylypowycz has more than two decades of experience in management consulting and technology strategy. Before joining Nimbl, he was director of Future of Technology at Capgemini Invent, where he led technology strategy engagements across financial services, retail, hospitality and automotive industries.
He previously spent a decade at LiquidHub as managing director of its Strategy Studio, advising companies on enterprise architecture, application portfolio strategy and operating-model transformation.
Earlier in his career, Fylypowycz worked at IBM Global Business Services and PricewaterhouseCoopers, where his work included enterprise value assessments and large-scale business process reengineering programs for Fortune 500 companies.
“As AI reshapes how organizations operate and compete, there is tremendous opportunity to help our clients move from strategy to practical implementation,” Fylypowycz stated.
Fylypowycz holds an MBA in finance from Saint Joseph’s University and a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Pennsylvania.
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