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An employee from the South Dakota Bureau of Information and Technology has been elevated to the role of commissioner, as announced by Governor Larry Rhoden on Thursday. Mark Wixon, who previously held the position of director of agency application support within the bureau, brings a wealth of experience to his new role.
Before joining the state workforce, Wixon dedicated 28 years to Black Hills Energy, where he honed his skills and expertise in technology and operations. His extensive background in the energy sector is expected to offer valuable insights as he oversees the Bureau's operations, which include managing a substantial budget of $88 million.
Governor Rhoden expressed confidence in Wixon’s leadership abilities, stating that his experience and commitment to public service will greatly benefit the Bureau and the citizens of South Dakota. Under Wixon's guidance, the Bureau aims to enhance its technological infrastructure and improve services for state agencies and residents alike.
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