Anthony Nicoli is the Aerospace Senior Director for Siemens Digital Industries, and he leads Siemens’ efforts to help the aerospace and defense industry digitalize its electrical engineering systems development. He has a Masters and Bachelors in Science from MIT and an MBA from D’amore McKim School of Business at Northeastern and completed the corporate venturing program from The Wharton School. He’s also completed the Fundamentals of Transaction, Mechanics, and Practice programs and is towards the end of his Mechanics and Practice 2; PSTI program and is a brilliant man and a fantastic student.

Today, he’ll tell us more about how his insatiable hunt for education and knowledge led him to study transactional competence here at Influential U. He lives in Wilsonville, Oregon, with his wife, Doreen, and has two kids.

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