50 CxOs On the Move

CxOs on the Move returns with 50 new technology leadership appointments!

This month’s group includes CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, and CAIOs stepping into roles connected to enterprise technology, cybersecurity, modernization, and AI initiatives. The list spans companies and institutions across healthcare, finance, retail, government, and technology.

Congratulations to the executives taking on these new opportunities!

Mustafa Husain – Senior Vice President and U.S. Chief Information Officer at McDonald’s

McDonald’s has appointed Mustafa Husain as Senior Vice President and U.S. Chief Information Officer. He succeeds Valerie Ashbaugh, who will leave the company at the end of April. Husain steps into the role after five years with the company, where he has held senior engineering leadership positions. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Restaurant Technology Engineering, overseeing development work tied to McDonald’s global restaurant platform. In his new position, Husain will lead the U.S. technology organization, taking on responsibility for ongoing systems, platform development, and related technology functions.

Peter Scavuzzo – Senior Vice President, Chief Information and Technology Officer at CBIZ

Peter Scavuzzo will take on the expanded role of Senior Vice President, Chief Information and Technology Officer at CBIZ while continuing to serve as President of CBIZ Technology, following the retirement of longtime CIO John Fleischer. In the role, Scavuzzo will oversee the company’s unified technology organization, bringing together enterprise IT, client-facing technology solutions, and the Business Transformation and Innovation team to align technology, data, and AI initiatives with business strategy and client needs. He joined CBIZ through its acquisition of Marcum LLP, where he served as Chief Information & Digital Officer and CEO of Marcum Technology, leading digital innovation efforts and technology-driven growth initiatives.

Elizabeth Smalley – Chief AI Officer at Marigold

Elizabeth Smalley has been appointed Chief AI Officer at Marigold, where she will lead the company’s global AI and data strategy across both its product portfolio and internal operations, with a focus on integrating AI capabilities into marketing and customer engagement tools. Smalley most recently served as Chief Product Officer at Marigold, overseeing global product strategy and innovation. Earlier in her career, she led the development of FDA-approved AI tools at Teladoc Health and worked on data initiatives in the life sciences sector at ArisGlobal.

Jay Spears – Chief Information Officer at Topgolf

Jay Spears has joined Topgolf as Chief Information Officer, where he will oversee the company’s IT organization and Toptracer technology platform. Spears most recently spent six years at CEC Entertainment, parent company of Chuck E. Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza, working alongside current Topgolf CEO David McKillips. His earlier technology leadership experience includes roles at Six Flags and Urban Air Adventure Parks.

Mike Van Houten – Chief Digital and IT Officer at Nestlé USA

Mike Van Houten has been appointed Chief Digital and IT Officer at Nestlé USA, where he will lead the company’s digital and information technology organization as it advances enterprise-wide digital transformation initiatives and data-driven operations. He most recently served as Vice President, Commercial Excellence at Nestlé USA, following earlier leadership roles in consumer insights, strategic revenue management, and category and shopper solutions.

Sameer Gupta – Chief Data and AI Officer at Lloyds Banking Group

Lloyds Banking Group has named Sameer Gupta as Chief Data and AI Officer, tasking him with leading the next phase of the bank’s AI strategy as it expands the use of artificial intelligence across customer experience, fraud prevention, and internal operations. Gupta joins from DBS Bank in Singapore, where he served as Chief Analytics Officer and helped scale enterprise-wide AI initiatives focused on decision-making, productivity, and digital banking capabilities.

Mike Rinehart – Chief Information Officer at Morgan Lewis

Morgan Lewis has appointed Mike Rinehart as Chief Information Officer, where he will oversee the firm’s global IT function with a focus on secure, scalable technology systems and cybersecurity capabilities that support client service and legal operations. Rinehart joins from Dechert, where he served as CIO leading the firm’s technology strategy, and previously spent a decade as CIO at Fox Rothschild.

Kannan Alagappan – Chief Information Officer at Consumer Cellular

Consumer Cellular has added Kannan Alagappan as Chief Information Officer, where he will oversee the company’s technology strategy and platform modernization efforts. Alagappan brings more than 30 years of telecommunications and technology leadership experience, including recent roles as CTO at Circles, where he helped build and scale an AI-native SaaS telecom platform, and CTO at Dish Network, where he led technology modernization initiatives. His background includes developing and managing telecom networks and platforms serving large global customer bases.

Naveen Baweja – Chief Technology Officer at Alight

Alight has appointed Naveen Baweja as Chief Technology Officer, effective April 29, where he will lead the company’s technology organization and help advance its investments in AI, data, and digital innovation across its benefits administration platform. Baweja joins from The Walt Disney Company, where he led technology, engineering, data, and AI initiatives for Disney Consumer Products, following earlier technology leadership roles supporting Disney Parks & Resorts, CNA Insurance, and McKinsey & Company.

Yunyan Wang – Chief Technology Officer at Chewy

Chewy has appointed former Amazon executive Yunyan Wang as Chief Technology Officer, adding an experienced technology and supply chain leader to the company. Wang spent nearly 13 years at Amazon, most recently serving as Vice President of Commerce & Supply Chain Services, where she worked on fulfillment and logistics products for third-party merchants, including Prime Fulfillment and Multi-Channel Fulfillment. She also served as Technical Advisor to former Worldwide Consumer CEO Jeff Wilke and previously led Amazon Marketplace seller growth in North America. As Chief Technology Officer, Wang will oversee Chewy’s technology organization along with product and infrastructure initiatives.

Chris Given – Chief Information Officer and Director of the California Department of Technology at the State of California

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed Chris Given as the state’s Chief Information Officer and director of the California Department of Technology, placing the former federal technology official in charge of the state’s digital and IT strategy. Given most recently served as deputy secretary for technology and innovation at the California Government Operations Agency and previously led the IRS Direct File program, following technology and digital services roles across multiple federal agencies including the Department of Veterans Affairs, CMS, and the Social Security Administration.

Spike Lipkin – Chief AI Officer at WTW

WTW has named Spike Lipkin Chief AI Officer, tasking the Newfront co-founder and former CEO with leading the company’s enterprise AI strategy and adoption efforts. Reporting directly to CEO Carl Hess, Lipkin will help guide how AI is integrated into WTW’s operating model, long-term strategy, and business operations following the company’s acquisition of Newfront earlier this year. He previously led the development of Newfront’s AI-powered broking platform and played a central role in the integration of the business into WTW.

Jacquelyn Malcolm Bailey – Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at Drexel University

Drexel University has brought on Dr. Jacquelyn Malcolm Bailey as Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer. In the role, she will lead the university’s enterprise IT strategy and operations in support of academic, research, and institutional priorities. Bailey joins from Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, where she served as Vice Chancellor of Information Technology Services and CIO, overseeing technology strategy across 33 institutions and 54 campuses and leading major modernization initiatives including a systemwide Workday deployment and cybersecurity framework implementation.

Chris Tyrell – Chief Information Officer at Cross Country Healthcare

Cross Country Healthcare has appointed Chris Tyrell as Chief Information Officer, tasking him with leading the company’s enterprise technology organization as it expands its AI, automation, and platform initiatives. Tyrell will oversee infrastructure, systems modernization, cybersecurity, platform integration, and digital transformation efforts across the business. He joins from Eclipse Advantage, where he served as Chief Technology Officer and led enterprise platform strategy and large-scale systems transformation initiatives across workforce and operational environments.

Jim Maza – Chief Information Officer at BDO USA

BDO USA has named Jim Maza as its next Chief Information Officer, succeeding Russ Ahlers, who will retire in September after more than a decade leading the firm’s technology organization. Maza will oversee BDO’s enterprise technology strategy and modernization efforts as the firm continues to expand its focus on innovation, operational efficiency, and digital transformation. He most recently served as CIO of an insurance brokerage and risk management firm, where he led a 250-person IT organization and large-scale transformation initiatives.

Jonathan Porat – Chief Technology Officer at Code for America

Code for America has added Jonathan Porat as Chief Technology Officer, where he will lead the civic tech nonprofit’s technology strategy, infrastructure, security, and responsible AI initiatives. Porat joins from the State of California, where he served as Chief Technology Officer overseeing the Office of Technology Services and Office of Digital Services, helping advance statewide digital modernization and public sector technology operations. Earlier in his career, he held technology leadership roles with the City of Seattle, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and the Office of Management and Budget.

Ryan Gorney – Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at First Commonwealth Financial Corporation

First Commonwealth Financial Corporation has appointed Ryan Gorney as Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, where he will oversee the bank’s information technology, digital strategy, operations, and enterprise transformation efforts as part of the executive leadership team. Gorney joins from Primis Bank and Panacea Financial, where he led technology modernization, core banking strategy, and digital delivery initiatives as Chief Information Officer and Chief Technology Officer, respectively.

Jeremy Powell – Chief Information Security Officer at Sumo Logic

Jeremy Powell has joined Sumo Logic as Chief Information Security Officer, where he will lead the company’s enterprise cybersecurity strategy, security programs, and product security initiatives as it expands its AI-focused security platform. Powell most recently served as CTO at Lockthreat and brings more than 25 years of experience in cybersecurity leadership, including CISO and CTO roles at Zyston, Verint, and AdTech Global.

John Hnanicek – Chief Technology Officer at Nature’s Sunshine

Nature’s Sunshine has brought on John Hnanicek as Chief Technology Officer, where he will lead the company’s global technology and digital strategy as it continues modernizing its platforms and expanding digital capabilities across the business. Hnanicek joins from Melaleuca, where he served as Chief Digital Innovation Officer and led enterprise technology modernization and digital transformation initiatives. He previously held senior technology leadership roles at The Vitamin Shoppe, including Chief Customer Innovation and Technology Officer and Chief Information Officer.

Brian Saluzzo – Chief Information Officer at Citi

Brian Saluzzo has been appointed Chief Information Officer at Citi, adding extensive experience in financial services and enterprise technology leadership to the bank’s executive team. He joins from Google, where he served as Vice President of Core Developer Engineering and Product Management. In that role, he led teams focused on developer platforms and first-party engineering, with an emphasis on strengthening system performance, security, and developer efficiency.

Darren Coleman – Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer at Envision Pharma Group

Darren Coleman has joined Envision Pharma Group as Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, where he will lead the company’s globally integrated technology organization supporting both client-facing and internal solutions as Envision expands its use of AI and digital technologies across its portfolio. He reports to President, Technology and Chief Product Officer Jay Ferro and joins the Executive Leadership Team. Coleman previously held senior leadership roles at Syneos Health and AI One, overseeing enterprise IT strategy and AI-driven digital transformation initiatives.

Matthew Wallace – Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at PCBB

Matthew Wallace has taken on the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at PCBB, where he will lead the company’s technology strategy with responsibility for core modernization, cybersecurity, payments infrastructure, and digital banking capabilities supporting community financial institutions. Wallace brings more than two decades of banking and financial technology leadership experience and most recently served as EVP and CIO at The Bancorp, overseeing application development, infrastructure, AI programs, fraud management, and payment systems. Earlier in his career, he held senior technology and risk leadership roles at Bank of America, including work on the bank’s first U.S. debit card EMV chip program.

Edwin Ng – Chief Information Security Officer at LogicGate

LogicGate has appointed Edwin Ng as Chief Information Security Officer, putting the former Hyatt Hotels executive in charge of the company’s global digital resilience strategy and enterprise security operations. Ng most recently served as Vice President and CISO at Hyatt Hotels Corporation, where he oversaw global security strategy, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, and IT governance, following earlier security leadership roles at United Airlines and McDonald’s.

Dino Lack – Chief Information Officer at Union Home Mortgage

Union Home Mortgage has added Dino Lack as Chief Information Officer, where he will lead the lender’s technology strategy with a focus on workflow automation and AI integration across the lending process. Lack brings more than two decades of mortgage technology experience spanning product management, software engineering, infrastructure, data science, and information security. He most recently served as CIO at Newrez and previously held the role of Chief Product Officer at Caliber Home Loans.

Kate Vahdani – Chief Technology Officer at Kelly Benefits

Kelly Benefits has brought on Kate Vahdani as Chief Technology Officer, placing her in charge of the company’s technology strategy and ongoing investments in AI, cloud modernization, and digital benefits solutions. Vahdani joins with more than two decades of technology leadership experience, most recently at AnswerRocket, and previously held senior roles at Genpact, LTI Infotech, and Slalom Consulting, where she led enterprise transformation and data initiatives across the insurance, healthcare, and financial services sectors.

Nadene McKenzie-Reid – Chief Information Officer at Aircastle

Aircastle has appointed Nadene McKenzie-Reid as Chief Information Officer, where she will lead the company’s information technology operations and serve on the leadership team as the aircraft lessor continues to expand globally. McKenzie-Reid joins from NatWest, where she most recently served as Head of Technology after previously holding roles including Deputy Head of Technology and Head of Risk and PnL Technology.

Emmanuel Gonce – Chief Information Officer at AFP

AFP has named Emmanuel Gonce as Chief Information Officer, where he will lead the evolution of the agency’s technology architecture with a focus on integrating AI into its text, photo, and video production and distribution operations. Gonce joins from France Télévisions, where he most recently led engineering for the broadcaster’s newsrooms and oversaw the rollout of editorial systems and early AI initiatives supporting more than 3,000 journalists.

Dylan Wyatt – Chief Information Officer at Honor Credit Union

Honor Credit Union has appointed Dylan Wyatt as Chief Information Officer, where he will lead the organization’s technology strategy across cybersecurity, digital banking, data, and IT infrastructure. Wyatt brings nearly 20 years of financial services and technology leadership experience spanning community banking, global banking, and credit unions. He most recently served as Chief Information and Strategy Officer at Together Credit Union, overseeing enterprise strategy, digital banking, data, and cybersecurity initiatives, and has led modernization and operational improvement efforts throughout his career.

Lukasz Strozek – Chief Technology Officer at Marqeta

Marqeta has named Lukasz Strozek as Chief Technology Officer, where he will oversee the company’s global technology and engineering organization. Strozek brings two decades of experience leading engineering and product teams across financial services and fintech companies. He joins from LendingClub, where he served as CTO overseeing engineering, product, and data functions, and previously held CTO roles at Hippo Insurance and Clara Lending, the digital mortgage platform he co-founded that was later acquired by SoFi.

Pushkar Ranade – Chief Technology Officer at Intel

Intel has confirmed Pushkar Ranade as its Chief Technology Officer on a permanent basis, following several months in the role on an interim footing. In his role, Ranade is responsible for shaping Intel’s overarching technology direction and advancing key innovation initiatives. He will also retain his position as chief of staff to CEO Lip-Bu Tan, a dual responsibility intended to keep the company’s technical vision closely aligned with its operational and commercial priorities. Ranade reports directly to Tan. His scope spans a range of frontier fields, including quantum technologies, neuromorphic systems, photonics, and advanced materials, alongside oversight of strategic technology programs.

Viral Tripathi – Chief Information Officer at Diversified

Diversified has named Viral Tripathi as Chief Information Officer, tasking the veteran technology executive with leading the company’s global IT strategy and advancing its AI, data, and digital transformation initiatives. Tripathi joins from C1, formerly ConvergeOne, where he served as CIO overseeing enterprise modernization and cloud ERP initiatives, and previously held CTO and Global CIO roles at Ascendion, helping drive technology modernization and AI adoption across the business.

Dean Smith – Chief Technology Officer at Credit Benchmark

Credit Benchmark has appointed Dean Smith as Chief Technology Officer, where he will lead the company’s technology strategy with responsibility for platform scalability, data infrastructure, engineering, and security. Smith brings more than 25 years of technology and architecture leadership experience, including the past decade at RELX, where he led large-scale data and analytics initiatives. At Credit Benchmark, he will focus on advancing the company’s data capabilities and strengthening the integration between product development, analytics, and client delivery as demand grows for credit risk intelligence across global financial institutions.

Chris Bolton – Chief Information Officer at Muckleshoot Casino Resort

Muckleshoot Casino Resort has named Chris Bolton as Chief Information Officer, adding a longtime gaming and hospitality technology executive to lead the resort’s infrastructure, cybersecurity, enterprise systems, and digital initiatives. Bolton joins from SAHARA Las Vegas, where he served as CIO, and brings more than two decades of experience across organizations including Las Vegas Sands, Seminole Gaming, and Gila River Gaming Enterprises, with a focus on large-scale IT operations and technology modernization in casino environments.

Jeff Myland – Chief Information Officer at VeraData

VeraData has added Jeff Myland as Chief Information Officer, tasking him with leading the company’s enterprise technology strategy as it expands its Donor Science platform and fundraising technology capabilities. In the role, Myland will oversee cybersecurity, data and analytics, and the development of secure, scalable systems supporting the company’s growth initiatives. He brings more than 30 years of technology leadership experience, including senior IT and modernization roles at Moore, RR Donnelley, Safeguard Business Systems, and Duplex Products.

Leslie DeLatte – Chief Technology Officer at FieldWare

Leslie DeLatte has been appointed Chief Technology Officer at FieldWare, where she will lead engineering, product architecture, and the company’s technology roadmap across its public safety software portfolio. DeLatte joins the role after serving as President of Orion Communications, which FieldWare acquired in 2023, and has since helped integrate the two companies’ product platforms. She brings more than 20 years of experience developing software for public safety agencies, with expertise in workforce management, scheduling, staffing, and operational systems for federal, state, and local organizations.

Elizabeth Adcock – Chief Digital and Information Officer at Boston Firefighters Credit Union

Boston Firefighters Credit Union has brought on Elizabeth Adcock as Chief Digital & Information Officer, tasking her with leading the organization’s digital and technology strategy as it expands digital banking capabilities and modernizes member services across Massachusetts. In the role, Adcock will oversee technology, cybersecurity, enterprise systems, and digital transformation initiatives while serving as a strategic advisor to the executive team. She joins from MAC Federal Credit Union, where she served as Chief Information Officer and led enterprise technology and digital banking operations.

Robert Bouchard – Chief Digital Officer at Tier4 Group

Robert Bouchard has transitioned to Chief Digital Officer at Tier4 Group, where he will lead the company’s technology strategy, digital infrastructure, and AI initiatives as the firm continues expanding its use of automation and analytics across the business. Bouchard previously served as Chief Operating Officer and has helped lead Tier4 Group’s technology transformation since joining the company in 2023, focusing on AI and recruiting technologies that support the firm’s long-term growth strategy.

Karl Schultz – Chief Information Officer at Pegasus Logistics Group

Pegasus Logistics Group has appointed Karl Schultz as Chief Information Officer, where he will lead the company’s global IT strategy with responsibility for infrastructure, cybersecurity, systems modernization, and AI initiatives supporting operational growth. Schultz brings experience leading technology transformation across software, SaaS, and enterprise IT environments, most recently serving in executive technology leadership roles focused on cloud platforms and global IT operations.

Jerry Hoff – Chief Information Security Officer at Myota

Myota has named Jerry Hoff as Chief Information Security Officer, where he will lead the company’s security strategy and help advance adoption of its data-centric cyberstorage platform. Hoff brings more than 20 years of enterprise and application security experience spanning financial services, manufacturing, and large-scale enterprise environments. He previously founded a static application security testing company acquired by WhiteHat Security and later held senior security leadership roles at Sony Electronics and NTT, including serving as Global Head of Security at Sony.

Diego Teijeiro Ruiz – Chief Information Officer at H&M Group

H&M Group has appointed Diego Teijeiro Ruiz as Chief Information Officer. He will join the Executive Management Team and report to CEO Daniel Ervér. Teijeiro joins from Inditex, where he spent close to two decades in a range of senior technology and data roles. Most recently, he served as Global Head of Data & Analytics, having previously held positions across product, supply chain, and store operations. At H&M Group, Teijeiro will lead the company’s global technology division, with a mandate to strengthen its digital capabilities and modernize its technology infrastructure.

Andrea Daugherty – Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center

Andrea Daugherty has been added as the inaugural Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, where she will lead enterprise digital transformation initiatives supporting clinical operations, data strategy, and patient care delivery. Daugherty brings 15 years of healthcare IT leadership experience spanning academic medical centers and integrated health systems, with a focus on digital transformation, cybersecurity, data governance, and health equity initiatives. Prior to joining ARMC, she advised healthcare organizations on digital strategy and developed an AI-powered precision health platform focused on stroke prevention and cardiac and neurological outcomes for underserved populations.

Shalini Singhal – Chief Information and Technology Officer at F&M Bank

F&M Bank has brought on Shalini Singhal as Chief Information and Technology Officer, expanding her leadership role as the bank continues to advance its enterprise technology and digital initiatives. Singhal, who has been with F&M for nearly six years and most recently served as Chief Information Officer, has led the bank’s infrastructure, security, and internal banking systems while helping build a resilient technology foundation focused on operational efficiency and cybersecurity

Bill Case – Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at TDS

Telephone and Data Systems has appointed Bill Case as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, where he will help lead the company’s technology strategy and transformation initiatives across the business. Case most recently served as Executive Vice President and CIO at WOW! Internet, Cable, and Phone, overseeing IT, cybersecurity, business intelligence, and enterprise transformation efforts aimed at improving customer experience and operations.

Sean Johnson – Chief Information Officer at Lexington Health

Sean Johnson will join Lexington Health as Chief Information Officer taking responsibility for the health system’s IT strategy and digital operations. Johnson most recently served as Chief Applications Officer at Salem Health, where he led enterprise application and technology initiatives. He steps into the role as healthcare organizations continue balancing AI adoption, regulatory demands, and operational pressures across IT environments.

Michael Watson – Chief Information Officer at the State of Virginia

Virginia has elevated Michael Watson to Chief Information Officer and director of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency following the departure of former CIO Bob Osmond, who was nominated to lead Delaware’s state IT office. Watson had served concurrently as Virginia’s deputy CIO and chief information security officer for more than 14 years, overseeing statewide cybersecurity strategy, risk management, incident response, enterprise architecture, and cloud initiatives. He has spent more than 18 years with the state, including earlier leadership roles in IT risk management and security incident operations at VITA.

Andrew Vanjani – Chief Information Officer at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Andrew Vanjani has been named Chief Information Officer at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, where he will focus on cybersecurity, infrastructure modernization, fraud prevention, and technology-driven service delivery across the agency. Vanjani most recently served as CIO at the Organization of American States and previously held senior technology leadership roles with the Maryland Department of Information Technology and the General Services Administration, including leading the federal IT Modernization Centers of Excellence.

John Podboy – Chief Information Security Officer at Semperis

Semperis has appointed John Podboy as Chief Information Security Officer, where he will lead the company’s security strategy with a focus on risk management, resilience, compliance, and AI-driven cyber defense as the company continues to scale. Podboy brings more than 15 years of cybersecurity and technology leadership experience, including senior roles at Fifth Third Bank, First Citizens Bank, Thomson Reuters, and GE Digital, where he led enterprise security and resilience programs across regulated and global environments.

Alicia Hernandez – Chief Technology Officer at the City of San Leandro

Alicia Hernandez has been named Chief Technology Officer for the City of San Leandro, where she will lead the city’s technology strategy, digital modernization initiatives, cybersecurity operations, and enterprise service delivery. Hernandez joins from the City of Fremont, where she served as Enterprise Systems Manager and led major technology and operational improvement initiatives supporting municipal services.

Ashish Shukla – Chief Technology and Enterprise Services Officer at the State of Vermont

Vermont has brought on Ashish Shukla as Chief Technology and Enterprise Services Officer, succeeding longtime state technology leader Mark Combs. Shukla most recently served as chief digital officer at the IRS, where he helped develop the agency’s digital business model, and previously held roles in the private sector including at IBM. In the role, he will oversee the state’s enterprise technology services and digital strategy initiatives across government operations.

Lance Jenkinson – Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Management and Administration and Chief Information Officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General

Lance Jenkinson has joined the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General as Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Management and Administration and Chief Information Officer, overseeing IT strategy, cybersecurity, and enterprise operations supporting the agency’s audits, investigations, and healthcare inspection functions. He also advises the Inspector General on data governance and enterprise architecture matters. Jenkinson previously held senior IT modernization and transformation roles within the Department of Defense environment, leading enterprise technology strategy and cloud adoption initiatives.

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