ZAG Technical Services names vice president of operations

The San Jose, Calif.-based IT consulting firm has promoted Eric Regnier to the role of vice president of operations.

ZAG promotes Eric Regnier
ZAG promotes Eric Regnier
(ZAG Technical Services)

ZAG Technical Services, a San Jose, Calif.-based IT consulting firm, managed services and IT security provider in the ag and food and beverage industries, has promoted Eric Regnier to vice president of operations.

In 2021, Regnier was brought on as a project manager, quickly showcasing his dedication to operational excellence, continuous improvement and quality, according to a news release. He then earned his way to manager of ZAG’s IT security and compliance business. Earlier this year, Regnier was named interim vice president of operations, where he delivered his specialized skillset overseeing the client services, engineering and project management teams, the release said.

“Eric’s exceptional ability to navigate complex operational challenges, streamline processes and drive continuous improvement has been instrumental in delivering above and beyond clients’ expected business outcomes,” Greg Gatzke, founder and president of ZAG, said in the release. “Additionally, Eric’s commitment to cultivating talent, empowering individuals and promoting a positive work environment has profoundly impacted team members, fostering a collaborative and respectful environment that has accelerated our growth.”

Prior to joining ZAG, Regnier earned a bachelor’s degree, two master’s degrees and numerous certifications in technology and computer science and served 13 years in the U.S. Navy as a fast attack submarine officer. He also brings unique perspective to ZAG, having spent a considerable portion of his childhood on the family farm in Nebraska, where he coupled his passion for agriculture and skills in technology, according to the release.

“It’s an honor to lead this team of talented and dedicated professionals to achieve ZAG’s mission of ‘Enabling Our Clients to Succeed,’” Regnier said in the release. “New technologies and the evolving needs of the businesses we support are what make our work challenging and engaging, but it’s ZAG’s people and our clients that make our work meaningful and rewarding. I am grateful to be entrusted with this charge and am excited to meet the challenges ahead.”

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