DDGOV CONSULTING, LLC
TALLAHASSEE,, FLORIDA

Chuck Cliburn is the founder and president of New Capitol IT, LLC a governmental business development and lobbying firm located in Tallahassee Florida. New Capitol specializes in helping companies in the information technology and business processing industries do business with Florida government. Chuck is a long-time Tallahassee resident and business leader. For over two decades he has worked closely with Florida leaders, industry, and stakeholder organizations to identify, and advocate for innovative technology-based solutions that enable more efficient and cost-effective government operations. He is a trusted advisor to some of Florida’s most well-known and respected business and service organizations. He sits on the Florida TaxWatch Board of Trustees and served on the TaxWatch Cost Savings Task Force for 3 years. He is a member of Associated Industries of Florida and chairs the Legislative Affairs Committee for the AIF IT Council. He also holds board positions with the Challenger Learning Center and the Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce. He is past chair of the American Heart Association Tallahassee HeartWalk and is active in his church, Good Samaritan United Methodist where he plays keyboards in the church band. Chuck’s opinions on IT issues and governance in Florida have appeared In the Tallahassee Democrat and CONTEXTFLORIDA. He has been a featured guest on Florida Public Radio. Chuck is a strong advocate of Florida economic and business growth. While at Xerox, he championed the Xerox expansion in Tallahassee. He and his teams were recognized by Florida Workforce Plus on multiple occasions for his leadership in promoting business and job growth in the Tallahassee area. Chuck began his career in Phoenix, Arizona with Burroughs Corporation (now Unisys). In the early years, he held sales and management positions across the country including positions in Las Vegas, Miami, Philadelphia and Jacksonville and Tallahassee. However, for most of his career (over 23 years), he has lived and worked in Tallahassee. Immediately prior to founding New Capitol IT, he served as Senior Vice President and Florida Client Executive for Xerox Services in Florida. Chuck received his BS degree in business administration from the University of Southern Mississippi and his MBA from the American Graduate School of International Management. He resides in Tallahassee with his wife Madelin. They have two grown children, Brian and Jamie, and one granddaughter, Karis. Chuck Cliburn is the founder and president of New Capitol IT, LLC a governmental business development and lobbying firm located in Tallahassee Florida. New Capitol specializes in helping companies in the information technology and business processing industries do business with Florida government. Chuck is a long-time Tallahassee resident and business leader. For over two decades he has worked closely with Florida leaders, industry, and stakeholder organizations to identify, and advocate for innovative technology-based solutions that enable more efficient and cost-effective government operations. He is a trusted advisor to some of Florida’s most well-known and respected business and service organizations. He sits on the Florida TaxWatch Board of Trustees and served on the TaxWatch Cost Savings Task Force for 3 years. He is a member of Associated Industries of Florida and chairs the Legislative Affairs Committee for the AIF IT Council. He also holds board positions with the Challenger Learning Center and the Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce. He is past chair of the American Heart Association Tallahassee HeartWalk and is active in his church, Good Samaritan United Methodist where he plays keyboards in the church band. Chuck’s opinions on IT issues and governance in Florida have appeared In the Tallahassee Democrat and CONTEXTFLORIDA. He has been a featured guest on Florida Public Radio. Chuck is a strong advocate of Florida economic and business growth. While at Xerox, he championed the Xerox expansion in Tallahassee. He and his teams were recognized by Florida Workforce Plus on multiple occasions for his leadership in promoting business and job growth in the Tallahassee area. Chuck began his career in Phoenix, Arizona with Burroughs Corporation (now Unisys). In the early years, he held sales and management positions across the country including positions in Las Vegas, Miami, Philadelphia and Jacksonville and Tallahassee. However, for most of his career (over 23 years), he has lived and worked in Tallahassee. Immediately prior to founding New Capitol IT, he served as Senior Vice President and Florida Client Executive for Xerox Services in Florida. Chuck received his BS degree in business administration from the University of Southern Mississippi and his MBA from the American Graduate School of International Management. He resides in Tallahassee with his wife Madelin. They have two grown children, Brian and Jamie, and one granddaughter, Karis. Chuck Cliburn is the founder and president of New Capitol IT, LLC a governmental business development and lobbying firm located in Tallahassee Florida. New Capitol specializes in helping companies in the information technology and business processing industries do business with Florida government. Chuck is a long-time Tallahassee resident and business leader. For over two decades he has worked closely with Florida leaders, industry, and stakeholder organizations to identify, and advocate for innovative technology-based solutions that enable more efficient and cost-effective government operations. He is a trusted advisor to some of Florida’s most well-known and respected business and service organizations. He sits on the Florida TaxWatch Board of Trustees and served on the TaxWatch Cost Savings Task Force for 3 years. He is a member of Associated Industries of Florida and chairs the Legislative Affairs Committee for the AIF IT Council. He also holds board positions with the Challenger Learning Center and the Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce. He is past chair of the American Heart Association Tallahassee HeartWalk and is active in his church, Good Samaritan United Methodist where he plays keyboards in the church band.