Levo Credit Union® in Sioux Falls has named Eyabane Patasse as Vice President of Information Systems. Patasse has over 25 years of experience working in information systems, including global and domestic expertise in IT strategy, network automation, and technology consulting. He has a Bachelors degree in Information Systems and Business Administration, a Masters degree in IT, and multiple certifications. Patasse oversees systems and data as well as information technology at Levo. He volunteers with multiple non-profit organizations, including Junior Achievement, and loves to play soccer in his spare time.
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