CEO & Co-Founder

Lacy Alviar began her journey at CNR Technologies as an Executive Assistant and worked her way into her current role as CEO and Co-Owner. She takes a hands-on approach to both operations and client relationships, believing IT should be reliable, transparent, and built on trust, not something clients have to worry about.

With a strong focus on leadership, accountability, and client experience, Lacy plays a key role in shaping the direction of the company while ensuring day-to-day operations run smoothly. She is deeply involved in both internal strategy and client success, making sure every business CNR supports feels confident in their technology.

As a former Army wife and a mom of four, she brings discipline, adaptability, and a strong sense of care into everything she does, working closely with each client to ensure they feel supported, understood, and set up for long-term success.

President & Co-Founder • U.S. Army Veteran

Joe Alviar is President and Co-Owner of CNR Technologies, bringing leadership, discipline, and accountability shaped by his service in the U.S. Army. Over eight years of service, including three-year-long deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq, he served as a 19K (M1 Armor Crewman) and a Non-Commissioned Officer in a combat arms role, earning multiple commendations.

Today, Joe applies that same commitment and structure to the company’s operations, helping ensure CNR delivers reliable, consistent service that clients can depend on. His leadership emphasizes accountability, efficiency, and doing things the right way, every time.

As part of a veteran-owned business, Joe’s background continues to influence the company’s culture, creating a strong foundation of integrity, responsibility, and results-driven service.

COO • U.S. Army Veteran

Tyler Gray brings nearly seven years of experience in IT, with a strong focus on organization, efficiency, and supporting engineering teams. Known for keeping operations running smoothly, he plays a key role in ensuring both internal workflows and client needs are handled with clarity and precision.

Before transitioning into IT, Tyler served four years in the U.S. Army as an 11C (Indirect Fire Infantryman). His time in the military gave him a deep understanding of complex environments, teamwork, and the bigger picture, skills he now applies to problem-solving and leadership within CNR Technologies.

Tyler’s ability to balance structure with a positive attitude keeps the team grounded and moving forward.