Nancy J. Sauer, President
As president of D2Xchange, Nancy Sauer inspires the organization with her passion for leveraging technology to make information available for D2Xchange customers at the precise point they need it to make business decisions. She is equally passionate about product quality and customer satisfaction.
Nancy has more than 20 years of experience in sales, business development and general management as well as significant expertise in data and information management, product administration, and partnership development. She shares Chief Executive Officer responsibilites with D2Xchange Chairman Graham McClean.
Nancy was Vice President of Business Development for Thought Equity, a Denver-based startup which provides asset management solutions. In her position, she was responsible for direct sales, business development and opening new markets.
Preceding Thought Equity, Nancy was General Manager for Information Handling Service’s (IHS) Financial Products Group. She evolved the group from a database-focused company to a solutions provider by launching new products, and building partnerships with leading organizations like the World Bank and the American Banking Association.
In her 8 years at Standard and Poor’s Compustat, Nancy took on increasing responsibilities including management for the data content, channels, distribution, and high value clients. Additionally, she was instrumental in creating and bringing to market the first S&P cross-division internet product.
Nancy has been recognized in the business community for her ability to consistently develop successful products, sales channels and alliances. She received her MBA from the College of William and Mary, and a BS in Engineering from Virginia Tech. Nancy actively serves Virginia Tech on the Advisory Board for the Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering, the Residential Leadership Program and the College of Engineering. Nancy chairs the Board of Directors for KidsTek, a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the technology gap for under-served Colorado K-12 students.