Company veteran Mike Walsh has been promoted to chief operating officer of Frisco-based DKBinnovative, a provider of managed IT services and cybersecurity solutions.
CEO Chris Scott said in a statement that Walsh’s “proven track record in operations management and his passion for driving business success aligns perfectly with our mission to empower businesses through cutting-edge IT solutions. Mike’s new position will be pivotal as we continue to expand and refine our services.”
Previously vice president of IT Operations, Walsh has more than 15 years of leadership experience in IT service delivery and operations, with 20 years in the information technology industry.
During his time as VP of IT Operations, the company said Walsh demonstrated proven success in optimizing internal processes, improving service delivery, and driving exceptional client satisfaction — achievements that positioned him as a natural choice for this elevated leadership role.
As COO, Walsh will oversee daily business operations, optimize internal processes, and drive initiatives that improve service delivery and customer satisfaction.
Leveraging his extensive background in IT leadership, Mike will be instrumental in aligning DKBinnovative’s operational structure with its long-term growth objectives. His focus will include expanding service capabilities, enhancing team collaboration, and ensuring DKBinnovative continues to deliver exceptional value to its clients.
DKBinnovative said that Walsh brings a wealth of experience in managed IT services, project management, and strategic planning. As VP of IT Operations, Walsh successfully implemented initiatives that increased operational efficiency, improved service response times, and strengthened client engagement. His leadership was crucial in enhancing DKBinnovative’s reputation for delivering consistent, high-quality IT solutions, the company said.
“I’m excited to step into this role of chief operating officer,” Walsh said in a statement. “I look forward to continuing collaboration with the talented team here to build on the company’s strong foundation and ensure we continue to deliver outstanding service to our clients.”
The company said that Walsh’s appointment comes as it continues to expand its presence as a trusted technology partner for businesses across Texas and beyond.
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