Brian Dillow

Chief Financial Officer BlueAlly

Last Reviewed: September 27, 2026

Executive Summary

Brian Dillow is Chief Financial Officer of BlueAlly, an IT services and solutions provider with its operational headquarters in Cary, North Carolina, that sells security, compliance, data center, cloud, networking and managed services. He came to the role with more than two decades of financial and management experience in the IT industry, including leading corporate finance teams at two other large technology solutions providers, Presidio and Iron Bow Technologies. BlueAlly describes his remit as spanning financial planning and analysis, reporting, investor relations, treasury, mergers and acquisitions, capital raising and IT systems, a breadth that suits a private-equity-backed company that has grown largely by acquisition.

Career Highlights

• Chief Financial Officer of BlueAlly, serving on an executive team led by CEO George Barkley and Executive Chairman Vijay Tanamala.
• Led fast-growing corporate finance teams at Presidio and at Iron Bow Technologies before joining BlueAlly.
• Earlier held positions in strategy consulting and venture capital.
• Expertise named by the company includes mergers and acquisitions, capital raises, investor relations and treasury management.
• Holds a BA and an MBA from the University of Maryland.

Professional Journey

Dillow studied at the University of Maryland, where he earned both his bachelor’s degree and an MBA. BlueAlly’s account of his early career places him in strategy consulting and venture capital before he moved into corporate finance in the IT sector; the firms involved are not named.

His operating finance experience was built at two technology solutions providers. At Presidio and at Iron Bow Technologies he led corporate finance teams during periods of rapid growth. BlueAlly does not give the titles he held or the dates of either role.

He then joined BlueAlly as Chief Financial Officer. The company’s own history explains why the M&A and capital-raising parts of that job matter. BlueAlly dates its founding to 2013 with the acquisition of Net Direct Systems in Raleigh, and has expanded mostly by buying businesses: Syscom Technologies in 2015, IQ Global Technologies in 2017, JMA IT in 2018, Core2Cloud in 2019 and Virtual Graffiti in 2020, the year Source Capital became its majority shareholder. In 2023 it acquired n2grate Government Technology Solutions, Corporate Armor, B2B Technologies and Strata Consulting, and in August 2026 it announced the acquisition of GigaNetworks. It runs operations centres in Cary, North Carolina; Tysons, Virginia; Lenexa, Kansas; Des Moines, Iowa; and Chennai, India.

Education

University of Maryland

BA

University of Maryland

MBA