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Keith Gargiulo
Vice President at PTC.
Keith Gargiulo is a professional currently serving as the Vice President of Customer Success at PTC (Parametric Technology Corporation).67 He has a significant presence on LinkedIn, with over 500 connections.1
Professional Experience
Keith has an extensive background in the manufacturing and technology sectors. His career at PTC includes several leadership roles:
- Vice President, Customer Success (current position)67
- Vice President, Manufacturing COE (Center of Excellence)7
- Vice President, Consulting7
Prior to his current role, Keith held various regional and global consulting delivery and management positions within the company.7
Recent Activities and Interests
Keith Gargiulo has been actively involved in several initiatives and programs:
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AI and Future Technologies: In May 2024, he participated in the Singularity University Future of AI Program, demonstrating his interest in cutting-edge technologies.4
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US Manufacturing Advancement: From January to September 2023, Keith contributed to the advancement of US manufacturing as a community member of the US Center for Advanced Manufacturing (USC4AM).5
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Diversity and Inclusion: In March 2023, he was involved in PTC's first Black Employee Symposium, which focused on creating intentional spaces for diversity and challenging perspectives.3
Location
There are conflicting reports about Keith's location. Some sources indicate he is based in the Peoria Metropolitan Area1, while others suggest he is located in East Aurora, New York.2 This discrepancy might be due to recent career moves or multiple office locations.
Keith Gargiulo's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "keith-gargiulo", where more detailed information about his professional experiences and accomplishments may be available.
Highlights
Starting day 3 of the Singularity University Future of AI Program with my colleague and friend Jeremy Trask and looking forward to merging what we've learned here back at PTC.
We've got some work to do for a new generation to see manufacturing as a purpose-driven, fulfilling career full to bursting with leading-edge technology.
Solving for the significant educational and workforce implications of no-regrets 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) use cases is a challenge that has to be met on the way to that goal. A lot of that equation is understood, but most companies are not using that knowledge to improve the draw of manufacturing careers today. Manufacturers need help.
With that in mind, I am grateful to the US Center for Advanced Manufacturing (https://www.usc4am.org/) and World Economic Forum (https://www.weforum.org/) for their work in this area. I am appreciative of being included with a group of experts from academia, industry, government, advisors, and NGOs this week at Purdue University's Advanced Manufacturing Lab.
It was a great group to learn from, contribute to, and share with, and I'm proud of PTC's collaboration with Purdue on their new center. I look forward to this workshop helping accelerate USCAM's work and, when released, look forward to it accelerating 4IR and helping to restore manufacturing as a compelling career.
Ragu Athinarayanan, Jeff Pitcock, Howard Heppelmann, Craig Melrose, Riaan Lourens, Serge Romano, Sebastian Bergner, Stacey Weismiller, May Kovalchuck, Alison Trumble
