Bluegrass Community and Technical College Names Todd Clark as Associate Vice President and Chief Information Officer

Published on Feb 27, 2026

LEXINGTON, KY — Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) has named Todd Clark as its new Associate Vice President and Chief Information Officer (AVP/CIO). Clark will begin his role on March 2, 2026.

As AVP/CIO, Clark will lead the planning, development, implementation, and support of college-wide technology infrastructure, cybersecurity, enterprise systems, academic and administrative computing, and instructional technologies. He will oversee Information Technology Services and guide ongoing efforts to modernize infrastructure, expand digital tools, and ensure systems effectively support teaching, learning, and daily operations across all BCTC campuses.

Clark brings more than 28 years of progressive technical and leadership experience across healthcare, the airline industry, technical consulting, and government sectors. He has led large-scale modernization initiatives, strengthened cybersecurity frameworks, and developed strategic IT plans aligned with institutional objectives.

Dr. Greg Feeney, President/CEO of BCTC, emphasized the strategic importance of Clark’s appointment.

“Todd brings an exceptional depth of technical expertise and a forward-thinking approach to technology leadership,” said Dr. Feeney. “His proven ability to lead modernization efforts, enhance cybersecurity posture, and build collaborative, high-performing teams will strengthen our institutional infrastructure. Most importantly, his commitment to leveraging technology to elevate both the student and employee experience aligns directly with BCTC’s mission and long-term strategic priorities.”

Clark expressed enthusiasm about joining the college and contributing to its continued growth.

“I am a dedicated and enthusiastic professional with over 28 years of technical experience ranging from network support to security implementation,” Clark said. “I have worked with a wide range of industries including healthcare, the airline industry, technical consulting, and government. I look forward to partnering with faculty, staff, and leadership to advance secure, innovative technology solutions that support student success and operational excellence across the college.”

In this role, Clark will play a central leadership function in ensuring BCTC’s technology ecosystem remains secure, scalable, and responsive to the evolving needs of students, employees, and the communities the college serves.