About

Nick Caprioli accidentally stumbled into Project Management after two years in Computer Engineering school at Purdue University. The shocking part? It turns out he’d been doing it since middle school. From stage productions to yearbooks and football teams, Nick has been in the land of Project Management for over 15 years, the last five of which include professional experience in the transportation, finance, and hospitality industries.

Some favorite projects include:

• The Digital Signage buildout of the White House Black Market flagship store in Santa Monica, CA

• Developing the process to transition over 3,000 users from different Messaging & Collaboration instances to a single instance

• A complete redesign of the Montgomery Bell Academy Year book (as Editor-in-Chief)

• Implementing a brand-new Help Desk system

• Managing three sports teams during his senior year of High School, including managing the Varsity Football Team

• Over 30 theatrical productions as a member of the stage management or technical direction teams

Nick also is an amateur application developer who enjoys photography and traveling with his friends and family.

What I’m Reading

While I wish I could post every book I read here, it’s impractical…so here are a few of my recent favorites.

• The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company by Bob Iger

• Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry by Jacquie McNish & Sean Silcoff

• Creative Selection: Inside Apple's Design Process During the Golden Age of Steve Jobs by Ken Kocienda

What I’m Listening To

• The Talk Show hosted by John Gruber

• The West Wing Weekly hosted by Joshua Molina and Hrishikesh Hirway

• Accidental Tech Podcast featuring Marco Arment, Casey Liss, and John Siracusa

A few notes from the lawyers….

I make an effort to expose myself to viewpoints that are different than my own. As such, any media, old or new, printed or digital, that are mentioned on this page or on any social media feeds doesn’t necessarily reflect my personal views or the views of any past or present employers, friends, casual acquaintances, uncasual acquaintances, or people that have shared an international flight with me