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Anonymous ID: 9bd464 Nov. 8, 2025, 6:23 a.m. No.23828590   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8868

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>Kerkhoff YT vid.

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>>23828387, >>23828404, >>23828409, >>23828417 Who searched for Shauni Kerkhoff on Google in the DC area less than 1 week after J6? 👀

 

Brandt Kerkhoff

Managing Director -Accenture- Client Account Lead

Westerville, Ohio, United States

 

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Brandt Kerkhoff: curious problem solver, servant leader and relentless optimist.

 

I am a Managing Director in Accenture’s Industry X practice and a Client Account Lead in the Midwest. My passion is building trusted relationships and partnering with our clients to activate business outcomes at speed and scale. My motivation comes from the impact we make by delivering tangible and measurable value to our client’s customers – the kind of stuff that changes quality of life.

 

Change is hard. Over the last 30 years, I have had the distinct privilege of helping companies and people address and maximize technology driven change. This includes integrating digital technology into all aspects of business in a way where people can embrace the change. I look forward to many more years of inspiring people to challenge the status quo and think boldly

 

Technology Briefing | Software: Accenture To Develop Voting System

July 8, 2003

Accenture, a large consulting service, has said that it will develop an Internet voting system for the Defense Department to allow thousands of citizens to vote from abroad in the 2004 elections.The company will provide secure electronic balloting and voter registration for military personnel and their dependents and for some other United States citizens who live overseas who have a Windows-based computer and Internet access. County election officials will use the system to receive voter registration applications, provide ballots to voters and accept completed ballots. We created our elections practice in response to the market need that emerged following the 2000 elections, said Steven J. Rohleder, who leads Accenture's government operating group, and we continue to see tremendous global business opportunities in the election industry. Officials in 10 states have said they will participate, including Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah and Washington.

 

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