Meet Our Leaders

Tribility is led by industry trendsetters who have all broken boundaries via a customer-centric service approach driven by transformational emerging technology.

Brandon Bridwell
Trilogy Chief Transformation Officer (CTO)

As Trilogy’s CTO, Brandon delivers over 25 years of consulting experience in program management, business transformation, organizational change management, and system modernization efforts for both public and private sector clients. As a member of Trilogy’s Executive Leadership Team, Brandon has led numerous enterprise-wide transformation programs, and is an expert in deploying new systems and processes. He also provides subject matter expertise to strategic planning, organizational realignment, and business improvement projects to cabinet-level agencies across government. He earned a B.S. in Management Information Systems and Finance, as well as a M.S. in Information Systems, all from the University of Virginia.

Danielle Krakora, MBA
Ibility Co-Founder & CEO

As a former Army combat medic and Medical Service Corps Officer, Danielle uses experiences from her time in service and her transition to civilian life to draw inspiration for her current career. After working for the Department of Veteran Affairs for almost a decade, Danielle’s passion for helping Veterans only continued to grow, leading to the creation of Ibility, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business that supports the government with a sharp focus on transformative healthcare solutions for the Veteran population. Danielle is a pillar in the Northeast Ohio Veteran community, supporting countless initiatives through her business, board memberships, and vast community connections. Danielle earned her B.S. in Healthcare Science from Cleveland State University and an Executive M.B.A. from Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management.

“After seeing the impressive start Ibility has had in the industry, we are excited to take on a mentor role and see all the doors it will open for both companies. Our strengths really complement each other, which is why a Trilogy and Ibility pairing just made sense.”

— Eric McNutt, Chief Operating Officer of Trilogy Federal