Greg Dyche, MBA’11, wants to get students excited about “the possibilities of technology.” Having once taught management courses as an adjunct, he joins the Department of Accounting and Business Intelligence and Analytics as a full-time BIA instructor, teaching introductory IT courses. 

“Business Intelligence and Analytics will play a key role in every student’s career,” Dyche says. “The students who know how to use the tools will have a competitive advantage over those who don’t. Automation will alter the employment landscape, and the unprepared student will have a difficult time. I am excited to be in a position to help people prepare for the shift that’s coming and help them attain the type of skills required to reach their dreams.”

Dyche earned his Bachelor of Arts in management and business administration from Bellevue University before attaining his MBA from the Heider College of Business. He also completed a Harvard Business School executive training program and sales training with the Wharton School of Business. As an instructor, he offers his students a unique work history, one that blends military service, technology expertise and sales experience. His career spans over 30 years, witnessing the advent of the personal computer and, more currently, the introduction of public clouds.