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John Duwall has a diverse work experience spanning several decades. Starting in 1989, they worked as a Manager at VideoTone Productions, where they were responsible for managing the promotion, training, and sales of large companies in the Pittsburgh region. During their time there, they successfully increased the client base by over 300% in five years.

In 1995, John joined West Virginia University and held multiple roles. As the Production Manager, they oversaw various marketing and communications efforts, including national TV commercials, digital signage, and social media. In their later role as the Technology Director and Director of University Relations, they provided strategic leadership, managed multiple departments, and directed marketing and technological development projects. John also played a significant role in enhancing the university's brand visibility and familiarity through aggressive marketing strategies and award-winning national campaigns.

Since 2014, John has been working at Adelphoi USA, initially as the Director of Facility Operations and currently as the Vice President of Facilities/Supply Chain Management. In these positions, they have been responsible for executive leadership, project management, establishing processes and procedures, cultivating client and vendor relationships, and driving financial growth. John has also spearheaded full-spectrum project management for new initiatives, process improvements, and departmental changes.

Throughout their career, John has consistently demonstrated strong leadership skills, an ability to drive productivity, and a dedication to achieving organizational growth objectives.

John Duwall completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Duquesne University from 1986 to 1989. Later, they pursued a Masters degree in Instructional Design and Technology from West Virginia University, completing it from 2012 to 2014. In addition, John obtained certifications in 5 Leadership Academies, details regarding the institution and years of completion are not provided.