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| Trevor Walker |
 Trevor J. Walker is Executive Vice President of Driver6, Inc. and is responsible for defining, building and leading Driver6’s services and solutions. Mr. Walker has over 20 years of expertise in global performance management solutions for organizations of any size and has held various leadership roles at leading-edge technology companies including SAP, BusinessObjects, Cartesis, Mercator Software and Hyperion Solutions. Mr. Walker’s breadth of leadership and domain expertise in Performance Management provides Driver6 and its customers with the experience necessary to define performance priorities, measurements and make these actionable in technology for world-class, closed-looped performance management solutions.
Previously, Trevor Walker was the Vice President of the Center of Excellence for Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) and Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) at SAP. Mr. Walker was responsible for leading a team of domain experts in EPM and GRC to advise customers on best practices, map this to technology investments and SAP solutions to drive both customer performance improvement initiatives and revenue growth.
Prior to SAP, Mr. Walker was the Founder, President and Managing Partner of Perfiniti, a performance management consulting firm. In this role he built the firm and was responsible for helping global organizations like AT&T, J.D. Power & Associates, ArcelorMittal, and Comcast optimize their budgeting, planning, forecasting, consolidations and management reporting processes through the use of software and services expertise.
Prior to Perfiniti, Mr. Walker was the Vice President of EPM Product Marketing at BusinessObjects. In this role he lead a team of EPM product experts responsible for defining the product strategy, communicating and helping customers realize its value, and serving as the key spokesperson for analyst and press.
Mr. Walker is a recognized leader in Performance Management best practices and solutions and has appeared in numerous periodicals including the Financial Times.
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