Jim DuBos

James DuBos has served as a leading entrepreneur in the technology and education industry for more than 30 years. As founder and CEO of The DuBos Group, he is a trusted partner to firms around the country and is highly regarded for bringing together the brightest minds, developing cutting-edge strategies, and delivering tremendous growth and success.

While the scope of his expertise reaches across multiple industries and business models, his approach to employee focused professional development has never faltered and rests on four fundamental components: Gratitude, Humility, Servant, and Team. These are the core elements of James’ approach to building successful companies and nurturing innovative, employee centric cultures. The result is the creation of numerous, highly-successful companies and tightly-knit teams with longstanding relationships. James’ approach is not just good for business. It enriches the professional employee with a sense of optimism, professional pride, and is the driving force for creating powerful, long-term results. This employee centric approach translates into better experiences for the customer, and ultimately, better profits for the company.

Prior to founding The DuBos Group, James founded or co-founded, and sold six companies, including Transformyx, Ascendant Technology Partners, PE-Learn.com, Cohesive Technology Solutions, Premier1 and R&D Networking. His other work includes serving on the board of Integrate ASP and as the first Chief Information Officer for the State of Louisiana under Gov. Murphy “Mike” Foster.



James has also served as the Executive Director for numerous Non-Profits including Catholic Youth World Network, a national youth organization serving more than 35,000 youth and 3000 volunteers. He also co-founded Thy Kingdom Come, Inc. with his wife Patricia, to create a media project called, The Catholic Mass…Revealed! which has been distributed to 40 countries to educate on the Catholic mass.

When he’s not serving customers, James loves spending time with his wife of 34 years and their six children, as well as boating on the Gulf Coast with family and friends.