Great Leaders Lift Others Up
Confidence Inspires Your Best Work
We seek root causes and systemic challenges. We meet clients where they are, not only solving their problems, but guiding them to the next level. We don’t want students, staff, and faculty to just get through their day, month or year — we want them to flourish. At CampusWorks, we know that takes leadership. Are you in?
More than 97 percent of our employees report our executives fully embody the best characteristics of our company.
Meet Our Team
CampusWorks Thought — and Action — Leaders
CampusWorks Executive Leadership
Jim Wilson
Chief Executive Officer
Jim Wilson is Chief Executive Officer of Dynamic Campus + CampusWorks, where he leads a team helping colleges and universities navigate transformation, strengthen institutional intelligence, and build more resilient and sustainable institutions.
An experienced CEO and managed services executive, Jim has built his career around developing great people and teams, driving operational excellence, and delivering meaningful client outcomes. He previously served as CEO of RedHelm, President of Ntiva, and Chief Operating Officer of Integration Partners.
Jim believes higher education’s greatest challenges cannot be solved by technology alone. They require strong leadership, better use of data, operational excellence, and the capacity to turn insight into action. At Dynamic Campus + CampusWorks, he is focused on bringing those capabilities together to help institutions successfully navigate change and create better outcomes for their students and communities.
Jim was the first in his family to go to college and is a graduate of Tufts University, where he holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and was captain of the men’s basketball team.
Liz Murphy
Strategic Advisor
Educated by Jesuits at the University of Scranton, Liz learned that no question is insignificant and that always asking “why” would expand not only her knowledge, but the impact she could have on the world. Her passion for higher education is inspired by the uplifting effect it has had on her life — like so many of us — and by the desire to empower everyone to reach their full potential by having the tools, environment, and support they need to do so. The impact she has made spans more than three decades and her work has touched countless lives.
Liz serves as Strategic Advisor, following 15 years as CEO of CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus. She joined the company as CEO in 2011, after 22 years at Datatel (now Ellucian), and immediately saw and embraced a larger vision for how the company could support colleges and universities in their mission to change lives through education. Under her leadership, the CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus team grew from a few dozen employees to several hundred innovative thinkers and leaders able to solve the toughest of challenges. Today, she advises the leadership team and remains a trusted resource to clients.
Liz leads by example. Calm, determined, and always thoughtfully intentional, she builds meaningful and lasting relationships that spell client and organizational achievement. Perhaps the greatest testament to her leadership is the team she built, colleagues who work hard to serve our clients and are inspired to make the impossible possible — and to make everyone around them happier and more fulfilled.
Natalya Boock
Chief Operating Officer
Natalya joined CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus in 2005, when we could still count our employees on two hands. Her strategic mindset and analytical prowess have been instrumental in expanding our services, attracting new clients, and growing our team to several hundred people.
Born and raised in Scranton, Pennsylvania—and educated at the University of Scranton—Natalya began her career as a marketing associate at Sanofi-Pasteur in the Pocono Mountains. A leap of faith and a cross-country road trip led her to CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus, where she discovered her passion for higher education (and her preference for Florida sunshine).
Remberto Del Real
Chief Marketing Officer
Remberto Del Real serves as Chief Marketing Officer of CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus, where he leads the company’s marketing strategy with a focus on how institutions leverage technology to strengthen engagement and drive sustainable growth in a rapidly changing higher education landscape. Remberto takes a disciplined, data-informed approach to aligning brand identity with institutional priorities in a shifting market.
Remberto brings more than 25 years of leadership experience across higher education and financial services. Previously, he served as CMO at DeVry University, where he advanced brand, enrollment and digital engagement strategies, and as Managing Director of U.S. Personal and Business Banking Marketing at BMO Harris Bank, where he led large-scale customer acquisition efforts.
Recognized for both leadership and community impact, Remberto has been named a Business Leader of Color by Chicago United and recognized by Negocios Now as part of “Who’s Who in Hispanic Chicago.” Diversity MBA Magazine named him among the Top 100 Under 50 Emerging Leaders. His work has also earned honors from the Content Marketing Institute and Interactive Media Awards.
He currently serves on the Board of Directors for 3Arts, a nonprofit organization that supports artists in the performing, teaching and visual arts, with a focus on women artists, artists of color and deaf and disabled artists.
Remberto is Six Sigma Black Belt certified. He holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Illinois Chicago and an MBA from the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business.
Ben Golden
Chief Financial Officer
As an eager young student entering higher education, Ben fondly recalls his excitement at the ‘academic buffet line’ and limitless opportunities spread before him. After graduating from Lehigh University with a BS in Finance/Management he continued his passion for learning at NYU Stern School of Business obtaining his MBA in Finance/Management. Driven by his belief in strategic transformation, his 30-year career across finance is highlighted by making the seemingly impossible possible.
Enthusiastic about sharing his unabashed conviction in continued learning for all students, Ben is dedicated to helping higher education adapt to tremendous change which impacts not just students, faculty and staff – but has a broader connection around the world.
As a devoted Dad, these days Ben is reveling once again at stepping through the hallowed halls of academia, this time through the eyes of his children.
Cris Lloyd
Executive Director, Human Resources and Talent
Cris is an innovative and outcomes-oriented CHRO with a proven track record in developing and executing strategies that elevate the HR function to drive organizational success. Cris is adept at fostering employee-centric cultures that value diversity, inclusion, and high performance. She is skilled in navigating change and ambiguity to achieve strategic objectives in complex, fast-paced environments.
As CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus’ Executive Director of Human Resources and Talent, Cris has served as a visionary leader where she has redefined HR operations to fuel the company’s rapid growth and expansion. Under her leadership, CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus has been recertified for the fourth year in a row as a Great Place to Work. CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus was also recognized in 2024 by Fortune magazine as one of the 2024 Best Workplaces for Millennials—a testament to her strategic initiatives that have significantly enhanced employee satisfaction and organizational success.
Cris served as the Director of Human Resources at the University of Florida, where she adeptly managed one of the nation’s most complex organizations. Her innovative programs and solutions fostered a team-first environment, revolutionizing workplace culture and driving institutional excellence.
Cris’s transformative impact is further exemplified by her tenure as Assistant Vice President & Director of Human Resources at Florida Gulf Coast University. Here, she established herself as a proactive business partner, streamlining operations and cultivating trust through strategic initiatives and process improvements.
Cris led the Title IX program while serving as the Executive Director of Human Resources at Widener University, demonstrating her commitment to creating safe and equitable environments for all.
Dr. Michael McCormick
Vice President of Innovation and Technology
Dr. Michael McCormick, Vice President of Innovation and Technology at CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus, works with partner institutions to strengthen how they plan, manage and evolve their technology environments in support of long-term institutional goals.
With more than a decade of experience in higher education information technology, Michael has served in a range of leadership roles, including CIO, Technical Director and Systems Manager. His work focuses on providing strategic direction, strengthening operational effectiveness, and guiding institutions through complex technology decisions.
Michael is known for taking a thoughtful, service-oriented approach to leadership, with an emphasis on continuous improvement, strong customer experience, and the protection of institutional data. He works closely with partner institutions to optimize existing technology investments while designing tailored solutions to address their most pressing challenges.
Michael holds a Doctor of Science in Computer and Information Systems Security with a focus on information assurance, where his research explored data governance strategies and student privacy in higher education. He holds a Master of Science in Corporate and Community Education, along with bachelor’s degrees in Adolescent Education and Mathematics and advanced certifications in Human Resources Development and Training of Trainers.
Keith Myers
SVP, Client Engagement
Born on a college campus, Keith hails from a long line of educators, dating back to his grandfather, Clovis Myers, who was the Dean of the Chemistry Department at a small Midwest private college. While seemingly destined to follow in his family’s footsteps, a job at his secondary school’s first ever computer lab introduced Keith to the exciting new world of information technology and set him on a path where his proud history and newfound interest would converge.
Keith has spent his entire career at the intersection of education and technology—from his freshman year at Bowling Green State University, where he worked in IT helping people access the internet via the original browser, Mosaic, to client engagement roles at organizations like N2N Services, Graduation Alliance, Socle Education, and Ellucian.
Since joining CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus in 2017, Keith has helped countless colleges and universities leverage the latest technological advances to prepare today’s students for the workforce of tomorrow.
Shawn Walden
SVP, Services
Colleges and universities of all sizes are looking to shared services partnerships and consortia to remove unnecessary expenses without impacting the intuition’s mission, and pooling IT resources with other institutions is a prime area of opportunity.
As Senior Vice President of Services, Shawn Walden helps colleges and universities greatly improve institutional efficiencies through the strategic allocation of pooled IT resources among partner institutions.
With more than two decades of experience in higher education leadership positions, Walden has helped more than 50 institutions successfully advance their institutional goals by strategically deploying technology and driving successful digital transformation, including the management and oversight of IT staffing and organizational models, ERP systems, Learning Management Systems (LMS), campus network infrastructures and various other administrative platforms and solutions.
Shawn leverages that expertise to help institutions form successful shared IT services partnerships and consortia at the outset, then he actively manages those engagements to ensure each partner institution maximizes the value of their investment and receives the exact IT support they need, drawing from CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus’ deep bench of Expert IT Services staff deployed across the U.S.
Before joining CampusWorks + Dynamic Campus in 2014, Shawn served as Vice President of New Campuses for Rasmussen College where he had responsibility for all aspects of opening new campuses including enrollment management, instructional delivery, financial management and federal compliance.
Prior to Rasmussen, Shawn was with Collegis for nine years, serving in different leadership capacities including CIO for four institutions, as well as General Manager and Vice President. During this time he was responsible for the strategic and tactical delivery of managed services for over 35 institutions.
Shawn received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Management Information Systems from Emporia State University.
Executive Advisory Board
Joseph Rossmeier, Ph.D.
Dr. Joseph Rossmeier is a results-driven technologist with the strategic vision and technical expertise needed to; turnaround troubled IT environments, improve service delivery, and ensure colleges, universities and systems successfully conquer their wicked challenges and deliver on their institutional mission. With over 35 years of experience in higher education, Joe is masterful at leveraging his expansive leadership experience and firsthand knowledge of institutional operations to advise senior higher education leaders on the strategic priorities facing them across multiple areas including; planning and management, shared services, administrative computing, academic computing, web services, technical infrastructure, security services, emergency services, annual and biannual budgeting, IT governance, grant development, institutional research and effectiveness, and advancing student success.
Joe is an active member of his community and enjoys numerous professional affiliations. He received his BS in Industrial Technologies from the University of Wisconsin. An MA in Sociology/Personnel Services from Michigan State University and his Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from the University of Michigan.
Daniel P. Corr, Ed.D.
With nearly four decades of experience in education and workforce development, Dr. Daniel Corr has built a career around expanding access, strengthening student success, and creating stronger pathways between community colleges, universities, and the workforce. He currently serves as Vice Provost for Academic Alliances at Arizona State University, where he leads efforts to deepen partnerships with community colleges in Arizona and across the country, create seamless transfer pathways, develop workforce programs aligned with industry needs, and expand college-going opportunities.
Previously, Dr. Corr served for a decade as President of Arizona Western College, a Hispanic-Serving Institution serving approximately 12,000 students across Yuma and La Paz counties. Earlier in his career, he spent nine years as Vice President of Academic Affairs and Student Affairs at Scottsdale Community College, where he helped significantly expand dual enrollment, strengthen student retention and completion, advance innovative approaches to teaching and learning, and grow university and community partnerships.
His leadership experience also includes roles at William Rainey Harper College, Waubonsee Community College, Prairie State College, and the Spanish Coalition for Jobs. A longtime advocate for community colleges and the students they serve, Dr. Corr has also taught graduate courses in higher education leadership and administration and served in numerous state and national leadership roles.
He holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Administration from Argosy University, a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from Governors State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Roy Daykin
Frederick V. Moore, J.D.
Dale K. Nesbary, Ph.D.
Dale K. Nesbary, Ph.D. served as President of Muskegon Community College from 2009-2022 during which time the college was named best community college in Michigan in 2017 and 2021 by BestColleges.com and Intellegent.com respectively, employing standard success metrics. The College featured perennially nationally ranked RN and LPN nursing programs, and two performance groups (West Michigan Concert Winds and the MCC Collegiate Singers) having performed in the Isaac Stern Auditorium of New York’s famed Carnegie Hall.
Prior to MCC, he served as Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs and Full Professor of Political Science at Adrian College and as Associate Professor and Director of the Master of Public Administration Program at Oakland University. He also served as Research Director and Technical Services Director with the Boston Police Department as well as in leadership positions with City of Boston central administration. He also held analytic positions with the National Conference of State Legislatures in Denver, Colorado, and the Michigan Senate Fiscal Agency. During his professional career, he personally led multiple strategic planning processes, technology process redesign initiatives, and governance transitions.
He has presented on hundreds of occasions to academic, leadership, governance, legislative, and executive branch institutions and published three books and over 30 academic/refereed papers primarily in the areas of finance, technology, and policing. He earned a Ph.D. in Law, Policy and Society from Northeastern University, a Master of Public Administration degree from Western Michigan University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Michigan State University.
In addition to the CampusWorks Executive Advisory Board, he continues to chair the Trinity Health System Michigan Board and previously served on the Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE) National Board, the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Workforce Development Commission, and the American Council of Education (ACE) Fellows Executive Board among others. He remains a silver life member of the NAACP.
He resides in Newburg, MD with his beautiful wife of 43 years, Connie and is the proud father of two adult children, Nicole, and Matthew. His interests include baking bread, crafting jams, and gigging with any group needing a trombonist.
Annette Parker, Ed.D.
George Pernsteiner
Celeste Schwartz, Ph.D.
Executive Advisory Board Emeritus
David Buettner, Ph.D.
Mary Fifield, Ph.D.
Christine Hammond, Ph.D.
Del Anderson Handy
Cary Israel, J.D.
Norm Nielsen, Ph.D.
David Rutledge
Christine J. Sobek, Ed.D.
Dr. Christine J. Sobek’s 43-year career in higher education has been marked by exemplary leadership overseeing diverse academic operations. She has held various administrative roles in the community college setting, and as such, Dr. Sobek has mastered the intricacies of higher education administration. Most recently Dr. Sobek served as the president of Waubonsee Community College for 22 years and was named the president emeritus in January of 2023. Dr. Sobek’s contributions reach beyond the classroom into the community. She sits on the board of directors for the Conservation Foundation, Rush-Copley Medical Center, the Aurora Economic Development Corp., the Geneva History Center and the Greater Aurora Chamber of Commerce. She has contributed dozens of articles about education to local newspapers.
Dr. Sobek earned a doctoral degree from Northern Illinois University, a master’s degree from Michigan State University, and a bachelor’s degree, with Highest Distinction, from Purdue University. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and an honorary member of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society.
