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Having been in the industry since 1997, Michael Giuffrida has developed expert skills in bringing solutions and innovations in the workplace. He is an experienced entrepreneur with expertise in business management, profitable growth, business valuation, mergers and acquisitions, and information technology managed services. Through the years, he has been instrumental in expanding and improving many companies. In the past, he has worked with firms such as Aetna Life & Casualty, Connecticut Surety Group, Foresite Technologies, IGX Global Infrastructure Services, IGX Global, and Kelser Corporation.

Michael Giuffrida obtained his Business Management degree from the University of Connecticut in 1993. He also attended UConn’s School of Business where he received his Executive MBA in 2009.

At present, Michael Giuffrida is a managing partner at Hartford, Connecticut-based Titan Strategic Partners. The company’s expertise is in building and improving organizations from startups to established businesses. Many of the organizations helped by Titan were properly positioned for and realized successful harvest events. The company generally works with organizations seeking improvements in the areas of compensation plans, process flow, asset optimization, corporate culture, employee utilization, gross margins, sales engines, and lead generation.

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