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Alumni Association Board Of Directors

Jim Colletto

Member

After graduating from Florida Tech, Jim Colletto ‘86 began his career as a pipeline engineer, designing, installing, and maintaining major pipeline systems throughout the western United States. His work ultimately led to him earning his Professional Engineer license in California.

Following graduate school, Colletto transitioned into the high-tech industry, where he spent much of his career leading large-scale customer programs and acquisition integrations for Cisco and Equinix.

Today, he has taken his expertise in a new direction, serving as executive director of NysnoBioMetriX, a nonprofit biotechnology organization focused on advancing solutions for Parkinson's disease.

During his time at Florida Tech, Colletto was also a member of the university's varsity rowing program, an experience that helped shape his teamwork and leadership skills.

Colletto resides just north of San Francisco, California, with his wife, Katy, their daughter, "Hurricane" Mia, and their son, "Tropical Storm" Jake.

Education

Florida Tech - B.S. in Ocean Engineering ‘86

Georgetown University - MBA in International Business '93

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