Enterprise Program Leader  ·  Former FBI Special Agent

I build operating infrastructure
for programs with
no playbook yet.

From launching a first-of-its-kind retail venture inside one of India's largest conglomerates, to federal investigations, to building the M&A integration function governing $120M+ in acquisitions at a publicly traded GovTech company — the through-line is the same: complex, high-stakes environments where the operating model doesn't exist and someone has to build it.

Former FBI Special Agent M&A Integration Enterprise Program Management Venture Operations GovTech
PMP Project Management Professional — PMI
AWS AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
LSSGB Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
MBA University of Oklahoma — In progress, exp. 2027
B.S. Mechanical Engineering — MG University

Three industries.
One pattern.

At Godrej in Mumbai, I was handed a blank page and told to build a new retail concept from scratch — U&Us Home Design Studio, a co-creation furniture venture using augmented reality technology Godrej had developed internally. I built the supply chain, identified and trained the vendor and carpenter network, led product development alongside internal and external designers, ran the primary and secondary user research, and drove the initial sales that proved the concept.

The pilot launched in Mumbai. The concept expanded nationally, became a trademark-registered retail format — a first in India — and was a ₹1,000 crore (~$120M) growth initiative for Godrej Interio in 2013.

I carried that same operating discipline into the FBI — where the stakes are different but the capability is identical: build a rigorous framework in an ambiguous environment, read what stakeholders aren't telling you, and close what you open.

At Tyler Technologies, I inherited a single acquisition with no playbook and turned it into the enterprise integration operating model that now governs 13 acquisitions ranging from $20M to $2.3B. I built the IMO function, the RAID tracking standards, the executive reporting formats, and the definition-of-done criteria Tyler adopted enterprise-wide. Eight concurrent deals. Sole program manager.

Get in touch
Tyler Technologies
Program Manager — Enterprise Programs & IMO · Jan 2026–present
Sr. IT Project Manager — M&A Integration · Jan 2024–Jan 2026
IT Project Manager — M&A Integration · Aug 2022–Jan 2024
Two promotions in three years
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Agent · 2020–2022
Paycom
Project Manager / Scrum Master · 2017–2019
Hailey Specialty Tools
Process Engineer · Lean Six Sigma Green Belt · 2015–2017
Godrej Group — Godrej Interio
U&Us Home Design Studio · Mumbai, India · 2008–2013
University of Oklahoma
MBA — Price College of Business · In progress, exp. May 2027

What I have
actually built.

Godrej Interio
New Venture

Built the operational foundation for U&Us Home Design Studio from scratch — supply chain, vendor network, carpenter training, designer recruitment, product development, user research, and the initial sales that validated the concept. The pilot launched in Mumbai. The concept expanded nationally, became a first-in-India trademark registration for its retail concept, and was a ₹1,000 crore (~$120M) growth initiative for Godrej Interio in 2013.

First-in-India trademarked retail format
Tyler Technologies
The Build

Inherited the first acquisition in August 2022 with no playbook and no established process. By end of 2023: a portfolio of 7 concurrent deals, 26 integration projects completed under one acquisition alone, and a foundational IMO operating toolkit — playbooks, RAID tracking, definition-of-done standards, executive reporting formats — adopted as the enterprise standard for every future acquisition. That operating model now governs 13 total acquisitions ranging from $20M to $2.3B.

13 acquisitions · $20M to $2.3B range
Tyler Technologies
The Portfolio

Managed 8 simultaneous acquisitions as the sole integration program manager — driving end-to-end execution across every Corp IT workstream: infrastructure, applications, data, DevOps, HRIS, helpdesk, and sales and support tools. Four fully closed. Four at 95%+ completion. Not project support, but full program ownership across a concurrent portfolio.

8 concurrent · 4 fully closed
Tyler Technologies
The Migration

Led an enterprise-wide on-premises to cloud migration — delivering $2M+ in annual operational savings — while simultaneously managing 8 active acquisitions. Running both concurrently without either missing. That's program management at scale, not single-project execution.

$2M+ annual savings · on-prem to cloud

Where I operate
at depth.

01
M&A Integration Program Management

Running concurrent acquisition portfolios end-to-end — infrastructure, applications, data, DevOps, HRIS, helpdesk — from Day 1 through close.

02
IMO Design & Operating Model Build

Building integration management offices from zero: playbooks, RAID frameworks, definition-of-done standards, and executive reporting that actually gets read.

03
Enterprise Migration at Scale

Multi-workstream technical migrations run concurrently with active acquisition portfolios — without one compromising the other.

04
Investigative Stakeholder Management

Reading what executives aren't saying, surfacing risk before it becomes a miss, holding accountability where no one has formal authority over anyone.

What colleagues
have said.

"Godwin over-achieved on this goal. He showed up prepared, held others accountable, and prepared executive-level presentations. Really nice job."

"He is highly dependable, consistently meeting — if not exceeding — virtually every deadline while delivering exceptional work products. His consistency and follow-through make him a trusted partner across teams and initiatives."

"Godwin was given a big task and quickly jumped in and immersed himself in the team, process, scope, and data gathering. His 'hit the ground running' style has been very well received. He raised concerns and questions timely to ensure there are opportunities for improvement."

"The success of the on-premises to cloud migration project was very visible and widely celebrated across the organization. Godwin was instrumental in the approach."

On M&A integration,
governance, and delivery.

Sponsor accountability is one of the most under-engineered parts of any acquisition integration — and one of the costliest to fix once execution is underway Most acquisition integrations don't fail at execution. They fail in the first 60 days — before execution even starts The governing integration goal: how a single measurable outcome keeps every workstream connected to why the deal happened Most companies stand up an IMO too late — and hand it a milestone tracker. Here's what a well-run IMO actually looks like Leading programs without authority: how clarity, relationships, and visible accountability move teams when org charts don't Most governance doesn't fail because it's missing structure. It fails because decisions don't get made Program risks don't surprise anyone. They just sit too long before someone acts Success rarely comes down to the plan. It comes down to how teams adapt when the plan inevitably breaks

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On stage and
on the record.

Past
Tyler IT Leadership Summit 2024
Acquisition lifecycle governance and integration delivery best practices — recognized as internal subject matter expert by senior IT leadership

I speak on M&A integration program management, building operating functions from zero, and what a non-linear career — Godrej to FBI to enterprise SaaS — teaches you about stakeholder accountability and delivery in genuinely ambiguous environments. Available for conferences, panels, and internal leadership sessions.

Inquire about speaking

Let's talk.

Speaking inquiries, writing collaborations, or if you're working through a complex integration program and want a second perspective — reach out directly.

godwin@godwingeorge.com