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Anyone can finish. Few can win.Finishing is crossing the line because time ran out. Winning is shaping the outcome on your own terms. You can finish a degree without learning anything. You can finish a project that adds no value. You can finish a career feeling unfulfilled. Finishing alone is survival. Winning is different. Winning means you aimed at something that mattered and achieved it with integrity. Winning is not about the scoreboard. It’s about alignment—between effort, purpose, and result. The temptation is to confuse busyness with winning. Don’t.Finishing proves you endured. Winning proves you mattered.

Winning is Not the Same as Finishing

Priscillar Simon Banda

Priscillar McMillan is a high-impact Change Manager, ERP Implementation Lead, and Technical Program Manager with deep expertise in modernizing systems, aligning cross-functional teams, and driving transformation across regulated industries.

She has led full lifecycle implementations of enterprise systems — from client onboarding platforms and claims operations to medical compliance trackers and government reporting modules. Whether deploying ERP solutions or leading multi-department rollouts, Priscillar specializes in guiding organizations through the technical, operational, and human side of change.

Her track record includes:
	•	Leading cross-functional teams across IT, compliance, medical, and client services
	•	Managing system integrations tied to HIPAA, ORR-5, and federal grant compliance
	•	Driving complex ERP rollouts with minimal disruption and high adoption
	•	Building reporting and automation tools to enhance program visibility and executive decision-making
	•	Training and transitioning 100+ users across multiple departments through system migrations

Priscillar’s work spans FinTech, HealthTech, public sector, and nonprofit environments. She is fluent in leading enterprise-wide change, designing scalable operations, and aligning tech execution with leadership strategy. Known for her clear communication and structured thinking, she bridges the gap between executive vision and system delivery.

If your organization is navigating digital transformation, system migration, or program expansion — she is the technical operator and change architect you want in the room.
