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Lee Domingue | USCCC Editorial Contributor Profile
Lee Domingue
1984
16 months ago
www.leedomingue.com
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Cyris International

Bio

Lee Domingue is an entrepreneur, international speaker, and author whose life’s
mission is to help marketplace leaders understand their significance today and
fulfill their destinies of impacting their communites and the world. He is CEO of
Wolters Kluwer Financial Services / AppOne, a national financial technology services
firm that is a division of Wolters Kluwer, the second largest global information and
compliance company in the world with annual revenues of $5 Billion.

Led by his passion to partner with organizations that are actively meeting the needs
of hurting people across this planet, Lee founded Cyrus International. As chairman
of this public charity, he oversees the distribution of resources into organizations
that possess these global objectives. Lee is a member of Healing Place Church in
Baton Rouge, LA and serves on various boards including: OMNI Bank, The Dunham School
and Promise Keepers. Lee was named the Baton Rouge Business Report / Junior
Achievement 2008 "Businessperson of the Year".

Lee Domingue’s mission is to help marketplace leaders understand their
significance to fulfill their destiny of impacting the world. Through speaking,
mentoring, and teaching resources, Lee’s desire is to empower this generation of
leaders to unite in order to accomplish God’s purpose for their lives.

Lee considers his greatest accomplishments to be his marriage of over 19 years to
his beautiful wife, Laura, and the raising of their five children. Lee and his
family reside in Baton Rouge, LA.

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02/13/2010 15:41:51The Power of a Dream702

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