onShore Security CEO and leadership

Nanette Tangen joined onShore Networks in 2003 as the Chief Financial Officer. She currently heads up the Administrative and Human Resources teams. Prior to joining onShore, Nan worked in administration and accounting for Applied Coating Technologies and Cornerstone Management for about five years at each company. She also worked in the hotel industry for about eight years. Nan has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Iowa with a focus on taxation and finance and a Bachelor of Science degree from Devry University in Computer Information Systems. She has also taken adult classes in accounting, drafting and design, engineering, architecture, criminal justice, and programming.

My regular social activity is focused on Twitter for ease of reaching me: Mr_Steve64 - let's connectSenior technology strategist with a visionary approach balancing a conservative commitment to stability in technology, business-driven analytics for technology selection and adoption, and a cohesive approach to technology strategy direction, development, and future growth. Consultative, cross-functional approach to technology and compliance in organizations keeping the focus on the problem technology is meant to solve. Depth of understanding of the relationships between operations, humans, risk, and technology.* Strategic Agility, Vision, and Planning* Compliance and Security Expertise* Change Management Champion* NIST 800, ISO/IEC 27000* Talent Continuity and Development* Cybersecurity and ISP* Standards and Process Development* Managing Through Systems "Technology is for the growth of the business. It doesn't exist for its own sake. It's here to grow the business." Steve Kent, 2018

Nan Work is a CFO at onShore Security and is based in Greater Chicago Area. She has worked as Team Leader at Orlando Airport Marriott, Night Manager at Orlando Airport Marriott, and Assistant GM at Cornerstone Management Group. Nan studied at University of Iowa between 1982 and 1985, Devry Institute Of Technology between 1999 and 2003, and Kirkwood Community College between 1982 and 1984.