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Former governor on Chandler tech firm board

Former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, left, is one of the newer advisory board members for the Chandler tech consulting firm Keenstack. In the center is Deanna Wise; on the right is David Rutchik.

Courtesy of KeenStack

A professional services consulting firm in Chandler has announced the formation of an advisory board.

The newly formed Keenstack board includes former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, David Rutchik, and Deanna Wise, a news release states.

The board is intended to support Keenstack’s next phase of growth, and plans to work closely with leadership to help drive enterprise relationships in key industries and support future growth initiatives, the release states.

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