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Since 2020, all primary Board of Director activities have been through GovernX LLC.

Beginning in 1983, CaganCo started being retained by private companies to conceive of, form, upgrade and manage both fiduciary boards of directors and advisory boards. It works with company owners and leadership to understand the purpose and benefits of boards. It will then assist in evaluating and implementing the most beneficial corporate infrastructure and all the policies, processes, and instruments necessary to qualify as best-of-class. This includes profiling potential members, identifying and recruiting candidates, initiating/expanding the board, and helping the various stakeholders to navigate the process of corporate governance.

SHADOW CEO® (1983-Present)

Since 1983 Dennis has consulted in Shadow CEO roles, sat on boards of directors, and taken on periodic interim CEO positions. Dennis continues to provide clients with management consulting and mentoring through Caganco Incorporated, in the form of his four signature roles: Shadow CEO®, Board Practice (formation and management of corporate boards of directors), Governance Forensics practice, and interim CEO situations. Since 1983 Caganco has helped at least 100 CEOs. Clients have ranged from $2B enterprises down to ‘back-of-the-napkin’ start-ups.

Outstanding Directors Award (2013)

Dennis Cagan was honored by the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) and the Dallas Business Journal as one of the inaugural class of 12 Outstanding Directors in North Texas.

 

IT Hall of Fame (2011)

Dennis Cagan was inducted into the IT Hall of Fame – Channel Section (administered by CompTIA). He was honored for being the Treasurer, and on the founding team of the CompTIA A+ Certification Program, one of the most successful trade licensing programs in the computer industry. To date, A+ has certified millions of personal computer technicians globally. The program is said to generate over $50M in annual royalties to CompTIA.