This month, we’re excited to spotlight 42 CIOs, CTOs, and CISOs who are stepping into new roles and shaking things up across a variety of industries. These leaders are bringing fresh energy, bold ideas, and a whole lot of experience to the table – ready to tackle everything from digital transformation to next-gen cybersecurity.
Whether they’re streamlining operations or driving innovation, these 42 executives are poised to make big waves. Congratulations to all of them as they lead their teams into the next chapter of growth, challenges, and success!
Jeff Pinner – Chief Technology Officer at Robinhood
Robinhood has appointed Jeff Pinner as its Chief Technology Officer. Pinner, who previously held significant roles at Cruise and Lyft, brings extensive experience in advancing autonomous vehicle technologies and scaling engineering infrastructure. At Robinhood, he will focus on optimizing technological infrastructure, enhancing customer experiences, and developing innovative financial products. CEO Vlad Tenev highlighted the importance of Pinner’s appointment, citing his deep expertise in AI and infrastructure as crucial to achieving Robinhood’s growth objectives. Pinner’s leadership is expected to drive the development of next-generation financial services and products.
Jake Johansen – Chief Information Security Officer at the University of Utah
Jake Johansen has been appointed Chief Information Security Officer for the University of Utah and University of Utah Health. Johansen has over 21 years of experience in IT security at the University of Utah, most recently as Director of Enterprise Security. He will oversee the Information Security Office, ensure compliance with information security policies, collaborate with various internal and external stakeholders, and lead the university’s cybersecurity efforts. Johansen is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified HIPAA Professional (CHP), and Certified Security Administrator.
Ryan Oliver – Chief Information Officer at Adient
Adient, a global leader in automotive seating that produces and delivers seating for all major OEMs, has appointed Ryan Oliver as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer. Oliver brings extensive leadership experience, having most recently served as CIO at AAM, an automotive and mobility supplier. Prior to that, he held a series of key positions at Meritor, culminating in his role as Chief Information Officer.
Berta Rodriguez-Hervas – Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Pfizer
Pfizer has appointed Berta Rodriguez-Hervas as Chief Artificial Intelligence and Analytics Officer, where she will also co-chair the company’s AI Council. Rodriguez-Hervas, who has over a decade of experience in AI, machine learning, and analytics, previously served as VP of AI at Stellantis, overseeing autonomous vehicle strategy. Her career also includes roles at Nvidia, Tesla, and Mercedes-Benz. Lidia Fonseca, Pfizer’s Chief Digital and Technology Officer, praised her ability to develop scalable AI solutions, expressing confidence that Rodriguez-Hervas will enhance Pfizer’s AI capabilities to further its mission of transforming patient care.
Afthab Zainudeen – Chief Information Officer at C-TRAN
C-TRAN has appointed Afthab Zainudeen as its new Chief Information Officer. Zainudeen, who previously served as the Manager of Intelligent Transportation Systems at TriMet in Portland, Oregon, brings over 25 years of experience in Intelligent Transportation Systems and will oversee C-TRAN’s information technology team and lead various technology projects. He has worked in both public and private sectors, including a notable role at the Washington Metropolitan Transportation Agency in Washington, D.C. C-TRAN CEO Leann M. Caver praised his expertise, stating that his experience will greatly benefit C-TRAN and its riders.
Vilas Madapurmath – Chief Technology Officer at Turvo Inc.
Turvo Inc., a leading provider of collaboration applications for the supply chain sector, has appointed Vilas Madapurmath as Chief Technology Officer. Madapurmath, who brings over 25 years of experience in engineering leadership, joins from Coupa Software, where he served as Senior Vice President of Engineering. He has a strong track record of managing global engineering teams and delivering enterprise software products, with previous leadership roles at VeriFone, Oracle, and CA Technologies. Turvo CEO Billy Sarracino expressed enthusiasm for Madapurmath’s appointment, highlighting his proven ability to drive innovation in the enterprise software sector.
Christine Sakuda – Chief Information Officer for Hawaii
Christine Sakuda, recently appointed as Hawaii’s Chief Information Officer, brings a wealth of experience from her previous role as the executive director of Transform Hawaii Government, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing technology in state agencies. Over her seven years with the organization, Sakuda spearheaded numerous initiatives aimed at modernizing Hawaii’s public sector technology infrastructure, advocating for digital transformation, and enhancing service delivery to residents. Her background also includes extensive work in driving collaboration between state agencies, private sector partners, and community organizations to drive technological innovation and efficiency across Hawaii’s government operations. Sakuda’s appointment marks a continuation of her commitment to improving technology use within state governance.
Sai Koorapati – Chief Technology Officer for Mattel
Mattel has named Sai Koorapati as its new Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, tasked with driving the company’s digital innovation. Koorapati will oversee key areas such as technology development, AI, connected product design, and the company’s privacy and cybersecurity efforts. With over 25 years of experience, Koorapati joins Mattel after nearly a decade at Topgolf Callaway Brands, where he led a significant digital transformation as Senior Vice President of Global Information Technology. His work there included enhancing e-commerce, ERP, and analytics platforms while boosting security measures. His career also includes impactful roles at TaylorMade Golf, where he played a pivotal role in restructuring the global infrastructure organization.
Ravi Mayuram – Chief Technology Officer at Uniphore
Uniphore has appointed Ravi Mayuram as its new Chief Technology Officer to enhance its leadership in Enterprise AI, leveraging his over 25 years of engineering experience. Mayuram, who has held senior roles at Couchbase, BEA, HP, Informix, Oracle, and Siebel Systems, brings extensive expertise in building diverse systems, including operating systems, distributed databases, SaaS, PaaS, Edge, and IoT solutions. His recent role as Chief Development Officer at Luminary Cloud saw him lead products, design, and engineering, while his tenure as CTO at Couchbase involved overseeing the innovation and development of their cloud-native NoSQL database, contributing to the company’s public success. Mayuram is eager to advance Uniphore’s technology to deliver greater value to customers.
Lynne Jensen – Chief Technology Officer at Capital City Bank
Capital City Bank has promoted Lynne Jensen to Chief Technology Officer. In her new role, Jensen will lead the development and execution of the bank’s technology strategy, overseeing areas such as product development, cybersecurity, application architecture, AI platforms, infrastructure management, and operational efficiency. With nearly 30 years of experience in the technology sector, Jensen joined Capital City Bank in 2004 and has held key roles, including IT network manager, where she spearheaded critical technological initiatives. Before joining the bank, she worked as a network engineer at the Florida House of Representatives and held leadership positions at PresGar Companies, iLIANT Corporation, and Medical Manager Health Systems/WebMD.
Dr. Jennifer Sample – Chief Technology Officer at Empower AI
Empower AI has appointed Dr. Jennifer Sample as its Chief Technology Officer to lead the company’s technology vision, strategy, and execution for federal government clients. Dr. Sample, an expert in artificial intelligence, will focus on ensuring that deployments of emerging technologies deliver strategic value and support digital transformation efforts to meet agency missions. She joins Empower AI from Accenture Federal Services, where she was a managing director responsible for shaping and executing AI strategies across all cabinet-level agencies. Her previous experience includes leading programs for emerging technology, intelligent systems, and quantum computing at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL). Empower AI CEO Jeff Bohling praised her ability to create technical solutions for federal agencies.
John Machado – Chief Technology Officer at Elite
Elite has announced the appointment of John Machado as its new Chief Technology Officer. Machado, who previously served as Senior Vice President and CTO at UKG, brings extensive experience in HR, payroll, and workforce management cloud solutions to his new role at Elite. He expressed enthusiasm about accelerating the delivery of cloud-native solutions to help law firms enhance operations and leverage data for greater success.
Mike Guhl – Chief Information Officer at PulteGroup
PulteGroup, Inc., one of America’s largest homebuilders, has appointed Mike Guhl as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer. Guhl, who brings extensive IT leadership experience, previously served as CIO at HD Supply and has held key roles at Slalom Consulting and The Home Depot. In his new role, Guhl will oversee PulteGroup’s IT strategy and operations, ensuring that the company’s technology infrastructure aligns with its business objectives and supports continued growth. Ryan Marshall, PulteGroup’s President and CEO, highlighted Guhl’s proven track record and expressed confidence that his leadership will significantly contribute to the company’s strategic goals. In a statement, Guhl shared, “I am honored to join PulteGroup and lead its IT functions at such an exciting time for the company. I look forward to working with the talented team at PulteGroup to build on the strong foundation that has been established and to contribute to the company’s continued success.”
Warren Sponholtz – Chief Information Officer for the State of Florida
Warren Sponholtz has been appointed as Florida’s new Chief Information Officer, bringing over two decades of experience in public service and IT management. A native of Tallahassee and a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Sponholtz has a proven track record in enhancing technological capabilities across state agencies, including his significant tenure as CIO of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). In his new role, Sponholtz will focus on modernizing Florida’s IT infrastructure, enhancing cybersecurity measures, and driving collaboration across state and local government agencies. His vision includes seamless data sharing, strengthening cybersecurity defenses, and building strong partnerships to drive innovation and efficiency.
Mitch Comardo – Chief Technology Officer at Upstart 13
Upstart 13 has announced the appointment of Mitch Comardo as its new Chief Technology Officer. Comardo brings over a decade of leadership experience in the tech industry, having successfully led product, engineering, and technical teams at hyper-growth organizations like OneCare, HigherEducation.com, and PROS. As CTO, Comardo will drive Upstart 13’s mission to lead in consultative software development excellence, focusing on scalable, high-quality solutions that empower clients. Comardo, known for his commitment to capacity, performance, and reliability, excels in building high-performing teams and crafting strategies that drive value for customers and shareholders.
Ashish Srivastava – Chief Digital and Information Officer at Daikin Applied Americas Inc.
Daikin Applied Americas Inc. has named Ashish Srivastava as Vice President and Chief Digital & Information Officer. In this new role, Ashish will manage all aspects of technology, security, data, and infrastructure to set the path for the business and digital transformation of Daikin Applied to drive future growth and portfolio expansion. Ashish is a highly experienced digital and technology strategist who has led large-scale and global transformation agendas at many global companies such as Medtronic, Amgen, CNH Industrial and Accenture. With over 22 years of experience leading global teams, across financial services, healthcare, industrial, life science and manufacturing sector, Ashish brings a fresh global perspective to Daikin to lead their digital transformation journey.
Jeff Clines – Chief Information Officer for Wyoming’s Department of Enterprise Technology Services
Jeff Clines has been appointed as the new Chief Information Officer of Wyoming’s Department of Enterprise Technology Services (ETS). Clines brings over 25 years of IT experience, including his recent tenure as CIO for the South Dakota Bureau of Information & Telecommunication, and previous roles with the Illinois Secretary of State’s office and the American Heart Association. With his expertise, Clines is set to strengthen Wyoming’s technology infrastructure and address cybersecurity challenges. He expressed his eagerness to join the ETS team and collaborate with state agencies to improve services for Wyoming citizens.
Anthony Mustoe – Chief Information Officer at Careington International Corporation
Careington International Corporation has named Anthony Mustoe as its new Chief Information Officer, overseeing Careington and its affiliates, Careington Benefit Solutions, DialCare, and Munroe Sutton. Mustoe brings over 25 years of experience across industries including healthcare, biotechnology, and telecommunications. Previously CIO at a biotech firm, he led the development of cloud-hosted analytic software and cultivated a strong IT culture. At Careington, Mustoe will focus on technological innovation, healthcare solutions, and cybersecurity. CEO Stewart Sweda praised Mustoe’s expertise, confident he will guide the company into a technology-driven future.
Steven Martin – Chief Information Officer of The City of Glendale
The City of Glendale has appointed Steven Martin as its new Chief Information Officer, tasked with driving the city’s technological growth and overseeing IT strategy, infrastructure, and cybersecurity. With extensive experience in both the public and private sectors, Martin previously served as Deputy CIO for the City of Austin and held senior roles with the State of Nevada, Viad Corporation, and the City of Las Vegas. City Manager Kevin Phelps praised Martin’s technical expertise and strategic vision, anticipating that his leadership will propel Glendale’s digital modernization.
Phil Ben-Joseph – Chief Information Officer at Procure IT
Procure IT, an AI-driven IT procurement company based in Carrollton, Texas, has appointed Phil Ben-Joseph as Chief Information Officer, tasking him with leading the company’s technology strategy for its AI-driven IT procurement platform. With over 25 years of experience, including roles at Advantage Solutions, Profit Enhancement Systems (PES), and E78 Partners, Ben-Joseph is known for his expertise in IT cost optimization and cloud management. At Procure IT, he will focus on building a scalable software stack, optimizing cloud and SaaS costs, and streamlining technology expense management. CEO Randy Jeter highlighted Ben-Joseph’s background as ideal for driving the company’s growth strategy.
Andreas Wilkens – Chief Technology Officer at ibex
ibex, a global leader in business process outsourcing (BPO) and AI-powered customer engagement solutions, has appointed Andreas Wilkens as Chief Technology Officer. Wilkens will lead ibex’s technology vision and strategy, focusing on advancing its AI-powered customer experience (CX) solutions. He joins from RetailNext, where he served as SVP and Head of Engineering, and has held leadership roles at LivePerson and AdvantageTec. CEO Bob Dechant praised Wilkens’ deep expertise in AI and CX, highlighting his role in driving ibex’s innovation strategy. Wilkens, excited about the company’s growth potential, emphasized his commitment to enhancing ibex’s technological edge to meet customer needs.
Susan Chiang – Chief Information Security Officer at Headway
Headway, the leading platform revolutionizing mental healthcare access, has appointed Susan Chiang as its Chief Information Security Officer. Chiang brings extensive experience in security and strategy from top tech firms, including Cloudflare, Uber, and Salesforce, as well as healthcare consulting from Deloitte. In her new role, she will oversee data privacy, security, engineering, and IT teams, ensuring that Headway remains the most trusted platform for mental health providers and their patients. Most recently, Chiang served as Acting Chief Security Officer at Cloudflare, where she led engineering and security operations.
Steven Campbell – Chief Technology Officer at Cerabyte
Cerabyte, a leader in ceramic-based data storage solutions, has appointed Steven Campbell as its new Chief Technology Officer. Campbell, who previously served as CTO at Hitachi Global Storage Technology (HGST) and Western Digital, brings over two decades of experience in driving innovation in the data storage industry. At Cerabyte, he will lead the development of the company’s cutting-edge permanent data storage technology, aligning it with evolving customer needs. Known for his work on pioneering technologies like Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR) and Helium-filled hard drives, Campbell’s leadership marks a key step as Cerabyte moves toward the commercialization of its ceramic data storage solutions.
Udit Mehta – Chief Technology Officer at Simpson Manufacturing Co.
Simpson Manufacturing Co., an engineering firm specializing in building materials, has appointed Udit Mehta as Chief Technology Officer. Mehta will oversee the company’s technology infrastructure and its customer-facing digital platforms. Prior to joining Simpson, Mehta served as Chief Digital and Information Officer at Carrier Global Corp., where he led digital transformations and developed B2B and B2C digital solutions. He also held senior roles at Siemens Power Services.
Claudio Bartolini – Chief Technology Officer at Minerva CQ
Minerva CQ, a leader in real-time collaborative AI for enterprises, has named Claudio Bartolini, PhD, as Chief Technology Officer. With 25 years of experience, Bartolini has previously held roles as CTO at OverIT and Chief Technologist at Hewlett Packard Enterprise. He brings deep expertise in AI, cloud computing, big data, and predictive analytics, along with a strong record of enabling digital transformations and scaling SaaS products. Minerva CQ CEO Cosimo Spera highlighted Bartolini’s ability to drive AI innovation and accelerate the company’s mission to enhance customer service with AI.
Sai Adivi – Chief Technology Officer at HCA Healthcare
HCA Healthcare has appointed Sai Adivi as Chief Technology Officer. Sai brings a deep passion for leveraging technology to create meaningful change and has a proven track record in driving innovation and impactful solutions. In a LinkedIn announcement, Adivi shared, “I am excited to collaborate with the incredibly talented team at HCA Healthcare, building on their innovative work that consistently delivers results and enhances experiences for all stakeholders and enhances the experiences and outcomes for company colleagues, physicians, nurses, clinicians, and the patients who trust HCA Healthcare for their care.”
Lea Kissner – Chief Information Security Officer at LinkedIn
LinkedIn has appointed Lea Kissner as its new Chief Information Security Officer. Kissner, who previously served as the CISO at Twitter and held prominent roles at several major technology companies, will now lead LinkedIn’s security and privacy strategy, focusing on the protection of member and customer data. In her LinkedIn announcement, Kissner shared, “Speaking as a heavy LinkedIn user I know that what we do here matters and I take that responsibility seriously.“ Kissner is well-regarded in the cybersecurity community, bringing over 17 years of experience in the field. She has held key roles at companies such as Google, Apple, Zoom, and Lacework, where she was instrumental in developing and implementing advanced privacy and security measures.
Mikhail Parakhin – Chief Technology Officer at Shopify
Shopify has named Mikhail Parakhin, former head of AI at Microsoft, as its new Chief Technology Officer. Parakhin, known for his expertise in artificial intelligence and search technologies, played a key role in developing products like Copilot and Bing Search at Microsoft. He also served as CTO at Yandex, where he led the development of search engines, cloud services, and the open-source data management system ClickHouse. At Shopify, Parakhin will oversee the company’s engineering and data organizations, focusing on machine learning, AI, and the core e-commerce platform.
Alicia Lynch – Chief Information Security Officer at TD SYNNEX
TD SYNNEX has appointed Alicia Lynch as its Chief Information Security Officer. With over 25 years of cybersecurity experience across the private sector and government, including roles in the DoD and the intelligence community, Lynch brings a wealth of expertise. She previously served as a cybersecurity adviser at Charlesbank Private Equity and held leadership positions at Cognizant Technology Solutions, Science Applications International Corp., and Accenture.
Joseph Lipowski – Chief Technology Officer at Vislink Technologies
Vislink Technologies has appointed Joseph Lipowski as its new Chief Technology Officer, bringing over two decades of experience in RF and wireless communication technologies. Lipowski, a seasoned leader and co-founder of Starry, Inc. and Aereo, Inc., will focus on advancing Vislink’s technological capabilities, particularly in developing next-generation radio-agnostic systems for crewed and uncrewed aerial command, control, and video solutions. CEO Mickey Miller praised Lipowski’s expertise in RF systems and leadership, noting his role in enhancing Vislink’s live video and data solutions. Lipowski expressed excitement about joining Vislink, emphasizing his commitment to extending its industry leadership.
Murali Swaminathan – Chief Technology Officer at Freshworks
Freshworks has appointed Murali Swaminathan as its new Chief Technology Officer. With over 30 years of experience in software engineering and leadership, Swaminathan will lead Freshworks’ technology strategy and oversee global engineering and architecture teams. Prior to joining Freshworks, he served as Vice President of Engineering at ServiceNow, where he was instrumental in developing IT Service Management and Strategic Portfolio Management products. Swaminathan expressed excitement about joining Freshworks during its growth phase, aiming to drive innovation and help the company achieve its multi-billion-dollar ambitions.
Amarda Shehu – Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Geoge Mason University
George Mason University has appointed Amarda Shehu as its first Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, marking a major step in the institution’s AI leadership. Shehu, currently Associate Vice President for Research at the Institute for Digital Innovation, will drive the university’s AI strategy across research, academics, and partnerships. In this role, she will focus on ethical considerations, governance, and risk mitigation while collaborating with academic divisions to develop AI programs and attract talent. A professor in the Department of Computer Science, Shehu has led major AI initiatives, including the Mason-NIST AI Safety Institute Consortium.
Rob Conti – Chief Information Officer at First Watch Restaurant Group
First Watch Restaurant Group has promoted Rob Conti to Chief Information Officer, recognizing his leadership in scaling the company’s IT infrastructure since joining in 2019. Conti, who previously served as Senior Vice President of Information Technology, has played a pivotal role in advancing First Watch’s tech systems, including the development of a business intelligence platform, a cybersecurity program, and pay-at-the-table solutions. With over 35 years in hospitality, including leadership roles at Hard Rock International and The Walt Disney Co., Conti’s expertise is expected to continue driving First Watch’s IT strategy to support its growth.
Kevin Gray – Chief Technology Officer at Metrolink
Metrolink has appointed Kevin Gray as its new Chief Technology Officer. Gray will lead the agency’s digital modernization efforts and oversee its Integrated Digital and Technology Services Department, which includes cybersecurity, enterprise applications, train control systems, and fare collection infrastructure. His appointment comes as Los Angeles prepares for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Gray previously served as CIO for the city of Burbank and held leadership roles in IT at Viacom and Paramount Pictures.
Madhu Gottumukkala – Chief Information Officer for South Dakota
Madhu Gottumukkala has been named South Dakota’s Chief Information Officer and Commissioner of the Bureau of Information and Telecommunications. Recently appointed as Chief Technology Officer, Gottumukkala now steps into the CIO role. With a background in private sector IT, including serving as Senior Director of IT for Business Solutions at Sanford Health, Gottumukkala brings extensive experience in driving technology initiatives. In his new position, he aims to implement innovative and secure technology solutions to enhance the state’s digital infrastructure and better serve its citizens.
Mike Raker – Chief Technology Officer at Maximus
Maximus, a global leader in government services, has appointed Mike Raker as its new Chief Technology Officer, where he will head the company’s Technology and Innovation division. In this leadership role, Raker will be instrumental in steering the organization’s technology strategy, ensuring that innovative solutions align with Maximus’ broader business objectives. His responsibilities include overseeing research and development efforts, advancing the company’s technical capabilities, and driving the creation of forward-thinking technologies to address the changing needs of its customers and clients.
Tim Lawrence – Chief Technology Officer at BOXX Technologies
BOXX Technologies has promoted company founder Tim Lawrence to Chief Technology Officer, recognizing his nearly three decades of leadership in high-performance computer workstations, rendering systems, and servers. Previously serving as Vice President of Engineering and Operations, Lawrence has been pivotal in driving innovation at BOXX since its inception in 1996. Under his leadership, BOXX has expanded from serving the film and gaming industries to providing cutting-edge hardware for media, manufacturing, and architecture sectors. Lawrence’s new role comes as the company continues to grow in AI systems, cloud computing, and high-performance workstations like APEXX.
Tom Weiss – Chief Technology Officer at Run3TV
Run3TV, a spinoff from Pearl TV and the Pearl Network Consortium, has appointed Tom Weiss as Chief Technology Officer. Weiss will oversee the technological advancements of Run3TV’s app framework, which enables interactive TV experiences by merging over-the-air and over-the-top capabilities. With extensive experience in the media and broadcasting industry, Weiss will play a key role in driving innovation as Run3TV expands its offerings in the hybrid television space.
Valeri Liborski – Chief Technology Officer for Yahoo
Yahoo has appointed Valeri Liborski as its new Chief Technology Officer, a move aimed at strengthening the company’s innovation and enhancing its AI investments. With over 20 years of experience at some of the world’s leading tech companies, Liborski is set to lead Yahoo’s engineering efforts and drive forward its ambitious growth strategy. Liborski’s career spans significant leadership roles, most recently at HelloFresh, where he served as CTO. At HelloFresh, he was a key figure in advancing the company’s technological framework, particularly in engineering, data science, and product development. Before joining HelloFresh, Liborski spent a decade at Amazon, where he served as Vice President of Technology and played a crucial role in expanding Amazon’s retail footprint across Europe. He also managed Amazon Route 53, a core AWS service. Prior to his tenure at Amazon, he held various engineering and leadership roles at Microsoft, where he contributed to products such as Microsoft TV, Windows, and advertising solutions.
Brian Fellon – Chief Information Officer and Chief Information Security Officer for Northwest Natural Holdings
Northwest Natural Holdings has appointed Brian Fellon as Vice President, Chief Information Officer, and Chief Information Security Officer. Fellon joins the company after eight years at Puget Sound Energy, where he led application services, AI, and data. His extensive IT experience includes roles at Eddie Bauer, Recreational Equipment, Inc., and Boeing. NW Natural CEO David H. Anderson praised Fellon’s expertise, emphasizing his strong IT leadership in the utility sector. Fellon expressed enthusiasm for advancing technology’s role in enhancing operations and customer experience at NW Natural.
Michael Air – Chief Technology Officer at Fora Financial
Fora Financial has announced the appointment of Michael Air as its new Chief Technology Officer, reinforcing the company’s focus on advancing tech-driven working capital solutions for businesses. CEO Jared Feldman highlighted Air’s extensive experience as key to executing the company’s ambitious strategy for the future. He shared, “We are thrilled to have Michael in the Fora Financial family.”
Karen Habercoss – Chief Information Security Officer at UChicago Medicine
UChicago Medicine has promoted Karen Habercoss to Vice President and Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer. Previously serving as Chief Privacy Officer, Habercoss will now oversee both privacy and information security efforts, including cyber incident response and identity management. Her promotion reflects the growing collaboration between privacy and security functions to enhance patient safety and data protection. Habercoss, who has been with the organization for over 25 years, also brings experience from The Joint Commission and a healthcare startup, returning to UChicago Medicine in 2016.
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