Ira Goldberg is a strategic consultant specializing in providing economic and financial advice to senior managers. He has extensive experience in finance and line management responsibilities in electronics, computing, and telecommunications. Goldberg served as the Vice President of Finance and Treasurer for Knox College and was responsible for restructuring endowment investments, placing the largest bond issue in the college's history, and leading a successful transition to computerization in the Business Office. Additionally, Goldberg teachers Behavioral Economics, Decision-Making, Finance, and Economics at the Graham School at the University of Chicago.

Goldberg is uniquely qualified to provide consultation to the Leadership Computing Facility at Argonne National Laboratory, which offers world-leading computing capability and has significant equipment leases. Goldberg's expertise in cost-benefit analyses, large leases, and third-party financing makes him an ideal consultant for this laboratory-wide resource. Goldberg's passion for economics and finance extends beyond his professional life, and he has served on the Board of the Argonne Credit Union and University of Chicago Alumni Club Boards.