72 CxOs On the Move

This month, we’re spotlighting 72 CxOs on the move who have recently stepped into new roles across a wide range of industries. CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, and other technology and digital leaders are bringing fresh perspective and deep expertise to their organizations.

These leadership changes arrive at a time when organizations are investing heavily in AI, security, and modernization efforts. Congratulations to the 72 executives guiding their teams and organizations through the next stage of growth!

Katie Arrington – Chief Information Officer at IonQ

IonQ has appointed Katie Arrington as Chief Information Officer, bringing a prominent national security and cybersecurity leader into its executive ranks. Arrington joins from the federal government, where she most recently performed the duties of the Department of War’s CIO and previously served as Deputy CIO for Cybersecurity, shaping defense-wide cyber strategy and oversight. Known for developing the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and advancing secure technology adoption across government and industry, she will oversee the modernization and protection of IonQ’s enterprise systems as the company scales its global quantum computing platform.

Eleonore Fournier-Tombs – Chief AI Officer at New York State

New York State has named Eleonore Fournier-Tombs as its new Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, succeeding Shreya Amin less than a year into her tenure. Fournier-Tombs brings more than 15 years of experience in AI, data governance, and digital transformation, most recently as a senior researcher at United Nations University, where she founded and led the UN’s first AI policy research lab. In her new role, she will guide the next phase of New York’s AI strategy, working across ITS and state agencies to advance ethical AI adoption, strengthen policy and workforce readiness, and apply generative AI to improve public services.

Paul Lavertu – Chief Information Officer at Easterseals NH/VT

Easterseals has appointed Paul Lavertu as Chief Information Officer, where he will lead all information technology functions and serve on the organization’s executive leadership team. Lavertu brings more than 21 years of experience in digital transformation, system implementation, and technology strategy, joining from Fidelity Investments where he held multiple senior leadership roles, most recently as Vice President of Participant Services, driving enterprise initiatives across customer service and operations.

Jerry Carter – Chief Technology Officer at Nasuni

Nasuni has brought on Jerry Carter as Chief Technology Officer, adding an experienced engineering leader with a background in enterprise software and large-scale data platforms. Carter brings decades of experience from roles at Dell Technologies, EMC, and Likewise Software, where he led product transformations, global engineering teams, and platform modernization efforts. In his new role, he will guide Nasuni’s technology vision and support the continued evolution of its unstructured data management platform.

Sedef Salingan Sahin – Chief Digital Officer at Coca-Cola

The Coca-Cola Company has named Sedef Salingan Sahin as its first Chief Digital Officer, creating a new enterprise role to accelerate digital transformation across the business. Sahin will report to incoming CEO Henrique Braun and lead the integration of digital, data, and operational capabilities to streamline execution and improve speed and decision-making globally. A 20-year Coca-Cola veteran, Sahin brings deep cross-functional and international experience, most recently serving as President of the Eurasia and Middle East operating unit and previously leading global category strategy, where she was recognized for advancing digital innovation.

Virginia Suliman – Chief Technology Officer at AmaWaterways

AmaWaterways has appointed Virginia Suliman as Chief Technology Officer, bringing a veteran travel and hospitality technology leader to guide the company’s long-term digital strategy. Suliman joins from Invitation Homes, where she served as Chief Information and Digital Officer, and previously spent two decades at Hilton, rising to Senior Vice President of Global Software Engineering, with a track record of blending large-scale engineering with guest-focused digital experiences.

Leslie Kershaw – Chief Information Security Officer at IonQ

IonQ elevated Leslie Kershaw to a newly expanded role as Chief Information Security Officer, reporting to CIO Katie Arrington. Kershaw, who previously served with IonQ Capella, brings more than two decades of experience across military and industry cybersecurity roles and will be responsible for operationalizing security at scale as IonQ expands its quantum computing platforms for government and commercial customers.

Amit Sangani – Chief Technology Officer at Komodo Health

Komodo Health has appointed Amit Sangani as Chief Technology Officer. He joins from Meta, where he spent more than a decade leading large-scale AI systems and contributing to platforms such as PyTorch and Llama, helping bring advanced research into real-world use. Earlier in his career, he co-founded MightyText and held engineering leadership roles at Google, shaping his approach to building scalable platforms and AI-driven systems.

Zach Posner – Chief Information Officer at Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City has selected Zach Posner as its next Chief Information Officer, with the City Council approving the move unanimously under the consent agenda. Posner joins from Salt Lake County, where he has served as CIO since 2017, overseeing technology services for 1.3 million residents across IT strategy, cybersecurity, enterprise systems, and digital services. His experience spans public and private sectors, including senior technology roles at Black Diamond Equipment and earlier leadership of broadcast and internal IT operations at NPR.

Ahmad Al-Dahle – Chief Technology Officer at Airbnb

Airbnb has appointed Ahmad Al-Dahle as its new Chief Technology Officer, bringing in a senior AI leader with deep experience spanning consumer technology and large-scale AI platforms. Al-Dahle joins from Meta, where he led the Generative AI organization and oversaw development of the Llama open-source models, widely adopted across the AI ecosystem. Earlier in his career, he worked at Apple on core technologies for the iPhone, Apple Watch, and autonomous systems, and at Meta helped launch AI capabilities across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. His appointment reflects Airbnb’s focus on advancing technology to support more meaningful, real-world connections.

Chris Bitner – Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at The Winn-Dixie Company

The Winn-Dixie Company has named Chris Bitner as Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer. Bitner brings deep continuity to the role, having served as VP and CISO at Southeastern Grocers for the past four years, along with extensive prior experience leading cybersecurity programs at major retail brands including Bloomin’ Brands and Office Depot | OfficeMax. In his new position, he will oversee enterprise information security, risk management, and cyber resilience for Winn-Dixie.

Kandarp Desai – Chief Technology Officer at Xactly Corp

Xactly has promoted Kandarp Desai to Chief Technology Officer, elevating a longtime technology leader who has played a central role in building and scaling the company’s intelligent revenue platform. Previously serving as Senior Vice President of Engineering, Desai will now lead Xactly’s global technology strategy, including platform architecture, data, and AI initiatives, as the company continues to expand its autonomous, AI-driven revenue solutions.

Vincent Scipione – Chief Information Officer at the City of Syracuse

The City of Syracuse has named Vincent Scipione as its first-ever Chief Information Officer, creating the role following recommendations from a recent IT audit. Scipione, who has been with the city since 2023 and previously served as director of digital services, played a key role in advancing smart city initiatives, including the launch of the city’s low-cost municipal broadband service. As CIO, he will oversee digital services and information technology, centralizing technology leadership and strengthening governance, coordination, and oversight.

Tony DiGiorgio – Chief Technology Officer at Quavo Fraud & Disputes

Quavo has added Tony DiGiorgio as Chief Technology Officer, strengthening its technology leadership as the company scales its agentic AI dispute platform. DiGiorgio brings deep experience building and scaling enterprise, AI-first systems, most recently serving as Chief Architect at symplr, where he helped grow the business significantly and unify technology platforms across multiple acquisitions. In his new role, he will lead engineering, infrastructure, security, and product execution, guiding Quavo’s AI-driven technology roadmap as the company continues to expand.

Jeremy Forman – Chief AI, Data, and Analytics Officer and Senior Vice President at Pfizer

Pfizer has named Jeremy Forman as Chief AI, Data, and Analytics Officer and Senior Vice President, elevating a long-time leader to drive enterprise-wide integration of AI and data capabilities. In the role, Forman will focus on embedding AI and analytics across Pfizer’s business and scientific operations to accelerate innovation, improve decision-making, and support better outcomes for patients, while leading a global team at the intersection of technology, data, and organizational change.

Soumith Chintala – Chief Technology Officer at Thinking Machines Lab

Thinking Machines Lab has appointed Soumith Chintala as Chief Technology Officer following recent leadership changes. Chintala, a prominent AI engineer and co-creator of the PyTorch machine learning framework, brings deep experience from his work at Meta and ongoing contributions to the startup. His appointment comes as the company continues building its AI infrastructure platform after the departure of its previous CTO and as it scales following significant funding and the launch of its first product.

Eric Firer – Global Chief Information Officer at RealTruck

RealTruck has named Eric Firer as its new Global Chief Information Officer. Firer joins the company during a period of transformation and will lead the organization’s IT function, focusing on strengthening technology capabilities, building cross-functional partnerships, and supporting RealTruck’s continued growth and evolution.

Joe Meyer – Chief Technology Officer at Veriforce

Joe Meyer has stepped into the role of Chief Technology Officer at Veriforce. In the position, Meyer joins the company’s executive leadership team and will lead global technology teams responsible for building and scaling solutions that help organizations in high-hazard industries manage contractors, safety, compliance, and workforce risk.

Nathan Hunstable – Vice President of IT and Chief Information Officer at CEC Entertainment

CEC Entertainment has elevated Nathan Hunstable to Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, building on his recent role leading cybersecurity, network operations, and IT infrastructure. Since joining the company, he has focused on strengthening security while supporting wider technology and innovation efforts. Hunstable brings more than two decades of IT leadership experience from the family entertainment and cinema industries, including prior work as a technology executive driving digital and operational platforms.

Lee E. Micai – Chief Technology Officer at Mercer County, New Jersey

Mercer County, New Jersey, has selected Lee E. Micai as its first Chief Technology Officer. A longtime county technologist, Micai began his career with Mercer County in 1999 and has since held multiple IT leadership roles, most recently as a senior systems analyst with the Mercer County Board of Social Services. In his new role, Micai will focus on strengthening IT operations, standardizing processes across departments, and expanding the use of technology to improve internal collaboration and public access to county services.

Lucius DiPhillips – Chief Information Officer at Adobe

Adobe has named Lucius DiPhillips as Chief Information Officer, placing a seasoned enterprise technology leader at the helm of its global Technology Services organization. DiPhillips brings more than 25 years of experience modernizing large-scale platforms, most recently serving as CIO at Airbnb, where he led business systems modernization, AI adoption, and cost optimization. In his new role, he will guide Adobe’s enterprise technology strategy as the company continues its AI-driven transformation, with a focus on scalable innovation and improved employee and customer experiences.

Gihan Munasinghe – Chief Technology Officer at One Identity

One Identity has appointed Gihan Munasinghe as Chief Technology Officer, bringing an engineering and platform leader with more than 15 years of experience guiding global technology organizations. Munasinghe has built and scaled engineering teams while modernizing platforms and delivering enterprise software at scale. In his new role, he will lead One Identity’s engineering organization, with a focus on innovation, reliability, and advancing the company’s SaaS delivery capabilities to support evolving customer needs.

Namita Jindal – Senior Vice President and Chief AI and Data Officer at Terex Corporation

Terex has brought Namita Jindal into the newly created role of Senior Vice President and Chief AI and Data Officer. Jindal comes to Terex from CentralSquare Technologies, where she served as CIO, and brings more than two decades of experience driving digital transformation, including prior leadership roles at Honeywell Intelligrated. In her new position, she will lead the company’s AI and data strategy as Terex continues to advance its digital and operational capabilities.

Dan Griffiths – Chief Information Officer at USAA

USAA has appointed Dan Griffiths as Chief Information Officer, tasking him with leading the company’s technology strategy and operations across core platforms, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and digital delivery. Griffiths joins USAA from Santander, where he served as Group Chief Information Officer in the U.S. and globally, bringing deep experience in platform modernization, operational resilience, and large-scale financial services technology leadership.

Kathleen Grace – Chief AI Officer at Lionsgate

Lionsgate has brought on Kathleen Grace as its first Chief AI Officer to guide how the studio uses generative AI as it shapes filmmaking and media operations. She joins from Vermillio, where she focused on licensing and protecting intellectual property in AI-driven environments, and brings experience at the intersection of creators, technology, and digital media. In her new role, Grace will partner with senior leadership to support filmmakers, improve efficiency across the business, and safeguard Lionsgate’s IP as AI adoption expands.

Scott Nourse – Chief Technology Officer at PBS

PBS has appointed Scott Nourse as Chief Technology Officer, where he will lead technology strategy and operations across digital platforms, broadcast infrastructure, and innovation. A longtime PBS leader, Nourse brings experience in digital transformation and large-scale platform development, with earlier work spanning Sony Pictures Interactive and agency roles supporting major media and consumer brands. In his new role, he will focus on advancing PBS’s technology vision while strengthening reliability, security, and alignment with the public media mission.

Ken Ricketts – Senior Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at Teradata

Teradata has brought on Ken Ricketts as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer, adding a cybersecurity leader with more than two decades of experience spanning cloud security, compliance, and incident response. Ricketts comes to Teradata from Insight Partners, where he advised high-growth technology companies on security strategy, and has previously led enterprise security programs at large SaaS and services organizations. In his new role, he will shape Teradata’s enterprise security approach across cloud, AI, and product platforms, with an emphasis on governance, risk management, and secure innovation.

Steve Turner – Executive Vice President, Chief Technology and Enablement Officer at Sallie Mae

Sallie Mae has appointed Steve Turner as Executive Vice President, Chief Technology and Enablement Officer, bringing a seasoned technology executive with more than 25 years of experience leading large-scale digital, data, and platform transformations. Turner joins from Bank of America, where he led data, analytics, and marketing technology, and previously held senior leadership roles at Walgreens, including CIO. In his new role, he will oversee technology architecture, delivery, data, and IT innovation as Sallie Mae advances its digital capabilities in support of students and families.

Ron Moore – Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at General Dynamics Mission Systems

General Dynamics Mission Systems has promoted Ron Moore to Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer. Moore has been with the organization since 2015 and most recently served as Deputy CIO and Chief Information Security Officer, where he led enterprise cybersecurity efforts and helped align IT and security operations. With prior experience at Ernst & Young and a background across federal and commercial environments, he brings a strong mix of IT strategy and cyber operations expertise and will continue overseeing cybersecurity until a successor is named.

Rohan Pal – Chief Information Officer at NCR Atleos

NCR Atleos has appointed Rohan Pal as Chief Information Officer, bringing a seasoned technology leader to guide the company’s next phase of digital transformation and growth. Pal joins from WillScot, where he served as Chief Technology Officer and led initiatives focused on modernizing platforms and applying AI to improve business performance, and previously held senior transformation and technology roles at ServiceNow, Brinks, Tyco, HD Supply, and Home Depot.

Gary Dowdy – Chief Technology Officer at Trinity Logistics

Trinity Logistics has named Gary Dowdy as Chief Technology Officer. Dowdy brings more than two decades of experience across logistics, warehouse management, healthcare, and fintech, and will lead the company’s technology strategy and IT operations. His focus will include modernizing infrastructure, advancing AI-driven innovation, and improving digital experiences for shippers, carriers, freight agents, and employees as Trinity continues to scale and evolve.

Tammylynne Jonas – Chief Information Officer at Rentokil Terminix

Rentokil Terminix has brought on Tammylynne Jonas as Chief Information Officer, placing her in charge of the company’s global technology strategy and operations supporting more than 70,000 employees worldwide. She joins from Donaldson, where she served as Global CIO overseeing international IT operations, cybersecurity, and modernization initiatives. Her career includes senior technology leadership roles across retail, franchising, and manufacturing organizations, reflecting extensive experience guiding technology at scale in global enterprises.

Raghu Sagi – Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Signet Jewelers

Signet Jewelers has appointed Raghu Sagi as Chief Digital and Technology Officer, tasking him with leading digital innovation and technology strategy across the company’s portfolio of 11 jewelry brands. Sagi joins Signet following a senior digital leadership role at Carter’s, where he helped strengthen enterprise digital capabilities at scale. In his new role, he will focus on advancing customer-facing digital experiences and unifying digital and IT efforts to support Signet’s growth and brand strategy.

Dave Reed – Chief Information Officer at Maxim Crane Works

Maxim Crane Works has promoted Dave Reed to Chief Information Officer, elevating the executive who has led the company’s IT organization since joining in 2022. Previously Vice President of Information Technology, Reed has played a key role in modernizing Maxim’s technology foundation and aligning IT more closely with business operations. As CIO, he will continue leading initiatives focused on improving efficiency, data accessibility, and system reliability in support of the company’s long-term growth.

Lauren Owens – Chief Technology Officer at New Trier

New Trier has selected Lauren Owens as its next Chief Technology Officer. Owens joins from the Agua Fria Union High School District in Arizona, where she has led district-wide technology systems, infrastructure modernization, and digital learning initiatives serving more than 10,000 students. Her background spans K–12 instructional technology, large-scale systems management, and statewide work on ethical AI adoption in schools, bringing a mix of technical leadership and education experience to New Trier’s administration.

Jason Seeby – Chief Information and Data Officer at Authority Brands

Authority Brands has welcomed Jason Seeby as its new Chief Information and Data Officer. A senior technology executive with deep expertise in analytics, AI, and enterprise transformation, Seeby brings a strong record of aligning data and technology with business strategy. He joins from NTT DATA and previously served as EVP and CIO at Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers, with earlier leadership roles at companies including Elavon, AT&T, and Mercedes-Benz.

Chris Oswald – Chief Technology Officer at Engine Data Science

Engine Data Science has hired Chris Oswald as Chief Technology Officer, bringing in an experienced engineering leader to guide the company’s global technology strategy and platform development. Oswald joins from J.B. Hunt, where he led large-scale engineering teams supporting mission-critical systems, and brings prior experience building enterprise data platforms for major organizations. In his new role, he will focus on scaling Engine’s analytics platform, improving performance and reliability, and driving continued innovation for retail and CPG customers.

Adnan Mansour – Chief Digital Officer at Alignment Health

Alignment Health has appointed Adnan Mansour as Chief Digital Officer, placing him in charge of the company’s unified digital and information functions. Mansour previously served as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Optum Insight, where he led global engineering teams and advanced the use of AI across healthcare platforms. In his new role, he will scale Alignment’s digital capabilities and expand the use of its AI-powered AVA platform to support growth and improve care outcomes for seniors.

Nicholas Volpe – Chief Technology Officer at Prosperity Life

Prosperity Life Group has named Nicholas Volpe as Chief Technology Officer. Volpe brings more than 20 years of experience in financial services technology, most recently serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Technology and Operations Officer at American Equity, with earlier leadership roles at Guardian Life and Equitable. In his new role, he will guide the company’s technology strategy, with a focus on modernizing platforms and strengthening digital and customer experience capabilities.

Charles R. Vojtas – Chief Information Officer at URM Stores Inc

URM Stores Inc. has brought on Charles R. Vojtas as Chief Information Officer, adding a technology leader with more than two decades of experience supporting retail and distribution organizations. He most recently served as CTO at Cavender’s, where he helped modernize systems and advance a cloud-first data approach, and has held senior roles across several major retail brands. At URM, Vojtas will focus on dependable operations and thoughtful modernization that supports stores, warehouses, and customers.

Cory Ondrejka – Chief Technology Officer at Onebrief

Onebrief has named Cory Ondrejka as Chief Technology Officer, bringing on a technology executive with more than three decades of experience building and scaling advanced platforms. A former senior leader at Google and Meta, Ondrejka has a strong track record of applying AI and large-scale engineering to mission-critical systems. In his new role, he will lead Onebrief’s engineering efforts and continue advancing its AI-powered command, planning, and wargaming capabilities.

Keith Ikels – Chief Information Officer at Pavion

Pavion has appointed Keith Ikels as its new Chief Information Officer. Ikels joins the company with extensive CIO experience across engineering and technology services organizations, most recently serving as CIO at Pape-Dawson Engineers and previously at Sirius Computer Solutions. In his new role, he will lead Pavion’s information technology strategy, drawing on his background in enterprise IT operations, cloud transformation, and security as the company continues to scale.

Eric Sheridan – Chief Technology Officer at Sprocket Security

Sprocket Security has named Eric Sheridan as Chief Technology Officer. With decades of experience in cybersecurity and software engineering, Sheridan is known for building forward-looking security platforms and turning advanced research into real-world solutions. He will lead the company’s technology direction, focusing on innovation and the development of proactive capabilities that help organizations anticipate and defend against emerging cyber threats.

Steve LeBlond – Chief Information Officer and Digital Officer at Prisma Health

Prisma Health has chosen Steve LeBlond as its new Chief Information Officer and Digital Officer, placing him in charge of technology strategy, digital transformation, and AI initiatives that support patient care and operations. LeBlond brings more than two decades of healthcare IT leadership experience, most recently from senior roles at Sutter Health and Ochsner Health, where he guided major digital and enterprise technology efforts.

Robert Hampton – Chief Technology Officer at Yesway

Yesway has appointed Robert Hampton as Chief Technology Officer, bringing an experienced retail technology executive to its leadership team. Hampton has more than two decades of experience leading IT modernization and enterprise transformation in the convenience and retail sectors, most recently as CIO at Jacksons Companies. In his new role, he will guide Yesway’s technology strategy and digital evolution as the company continues to expand.

William Bengtson – Chief Information Security Officer at ConductorOne

ConductorOne has added William Bengtson as Chief Information Security Officer, bringing more than two decades of experience securing cloud platforms, identity systems, and developer infrastructure at scale. Bengtson most recently led platform and security engineering at HashiCorp and previously held senior security roles at Netflix, Capital One, and Nuna, where he focused on protecting cloud identities and large-scale infrastructure. In his new role, he will lead ConductorOne’s security strategy as identity becomes a central control layer for enterprises operating with human and AI agents.

Jamie Lee – Chief Information Officer at W.W.Williams

Jamie Lee has joined W.W. Williams as Chief Information Officer, bringing a background in leading IT strategy and transformation across industrial and manufacturing organizations. He previously served as CIO at Ecobat and Wabash National and has deep experience supporting M&A and private equity environments. Alongside his CIO role, Lee founded Divestek, an AI-driven company focused on improving technology transitions during mergers and divestitures, and remains active in industry leadership and advisory roles.

Pal Narayanan – Chief Digital and Information Officer at Kenco

Kenco has selected Pal Narayanan as its new Chief Digital and Information Officer, tasking him with leading the company’s technology strategy and overseeing data science and business intelligence as it advances its digital capabilities. Narayanan joins Kenco from Geodis, where he served as EVP and CIO for the Americas, and brings experience applying technology and AI across supply chain operations to drive efficiency and growth.

Suzie Brown – Chief Information Security Officer at Hospitality Solutions

Hospitality Solutions has appointed Suzie Brown as Chief Information Security Officer. Brown brings a strong background in cybersecurity and software engineering, having most recently led cybersecurity efforts for the company and previously held senior security roles at Sabre Corporation. In her new role, she will oversee the organization’s security strategy, risk management, and compliance as Hospitality Solutions continues to strengthen secure innovation across its platforms.

Tarek Tomes – Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at the University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota has added Tarek Tomes as Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer. He joins the university from the State of Minnesota, where he has served as Commissioner and State Chief Information Officer since 2019, leading statewide digital transformation, strengthening core technology infrastructure, and advancing a coordinated approach to cybersecurity. With more than 25 years of experience across the public and private sectors, Tomes will lead the university’s IT strategy in support of education, research, and emerging priorities such as artificial intelligence and data-driven innovation.

Jason Amos – Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at GBank

GBank has named Jason Amos as Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, where he will guide the bank’s technology strategy and modernization efforts as it moves toward a more digital-first model. Amos brings more than two decades of experience building and scaling secure technology platforms across enterprise and financial services, and will focus on strengthening core systems, automation, and operational resilience.

Stephen McMaster – Chief Information Security Officer at Western Alliance Bank

Western Alliance Bank has brought on Stephen McMaster as Chief Information Security Officer. McMaster comes from Wells Fargo, where he spent more than 20 years in senior security leadership roles focused on enterprise cybersecurity, cloud security, and technology risk within highly regulated banking environments. In his new role, he will lead the bank’s information security and cyber risk management efforts, with responsibility for protecting systems and customer data while supporting resilience and regulatory compliance.

Robert Matsuoka – Chief Technology Officer at Duetto

Duetto has appointed Robert Matsuoka as Chief Technology Officer. Matsuoka brings more than 25 years of experience building and scaling travel and data platforms, including serving as co-founder and CTO of Citymaps and later as Head of Engineering and Interim CTO at Tripadvisor. In his new role, he will lead Duetto’s technology direction, with a focus on advancing AI-driven capabilities, strengthening the company’s core platform, and supporting faster product delivery for hospitality customers.

Amy Bingham – Chief Information Officer at Frankenmuth Insurance

Frankenmuth Insurance has welcomed Amy Bingham as Chief Information Officer. Bingham joins the company after serving as CIO and Vice President at Pekin Insurance, bringing deep experience leading enterprise IT operations, modernizing technology platforms, and advancing digital and AI governance initiatives across personal, commercial, and life insurance businesses. In her new role, she will partner with leadership to support Frankenmuth’s technology strategy and continued growth.

Harshit Shah – Chief Technology Officer at LiveView Technologies (LVT)

LiveView Technologies has named Harshit Shah as Chief Technology Officer, bringing an engineering and product leader with experience scaling teams and evolving platforms from single offerings to multi-product portfolios. Shah joins LVT from Kyruus Health, where he served as Chief Technology Officer, and previously held leadership roles at Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, working with advanced technologies such as AI and machine learning. In his new role, he will guide LVT’s technology direction and research and development efforts as the company continues to expand its security solutions.

Abe Kuruvilla – Chief Information and Technology Officer at CSI

CSI has brought on Abe Kuruvilla as Chief Information and Technology Officer, placing him in charge of enterprise-wide technology strategy, architecture, and platform modernization. Kuruvilla joins from ACI Worldwide, where he served as CTO overseeing global payments platforms, and previously held senior technology leadership roles at CoreLogic and Dell Financial Services. In the role, he will guide CSI’s technology evolution to support growth and modernization for community and regional financial institutions.

Kevin Dehmer – Chief Technology Officer at the State of New Jersey

New Jersey has appointed Kevin Dehmer as its permanent Chief Technology Officer. Dehmer previously served as the state’s education commissioner, where he led efforts to modernize education data systems and improve how data supports policy and operations. As CTO, he will oversee statewide technology infrastructure and modernization initiatives, with a focus on strengthening digital services, improving efficiency across agencies, and maintaining a strong cybersecurity posture.

Glynis Cowart – Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Woman’s Hospital

Woman’s Hospital has welcomed Glynis Cowart as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Information Systems. A U.S. Air Force veteran and healthcare IT leader, Cowart most recently served as CIO of Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital, where she led a multi-year Epic electronic health record implementation. She brings extensive experience overseeing healthcare information systems and digital operations, along with industry recognition for major EHR go-lives and leadership in health technology.

Anjeneya Dubey – Chief Technology Officer at Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning has named Anjeneya Dubey as Chief Technology Officer. A longtime cloud and AI engineering leader, Dubey joins from Honeywell and brings more than two decades of experience building large-scale software and education platforms. In the role, he will lead Imagine Learning’s technology strategy and advance its curriculum-informed AI approach, with a focus on trusted, scalable systems that support educators and student learning.

James Sipe – Executive Deputy Chief Information Officer at the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

James Sipe has stepped into the role of Executive Deputy Chief Information Officer for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, where he provides strategic leadership across cybersecurity, enterprise technology, and data initiatives, with a focus on strengthening service delivery and governance. He previously served as the state’s Chief Information Security Officer and brings additional experience from AWS and senior security and compliance leadership roles in the public and private sectors.

Vikas Basra – Chief Technology Officer at ATONIS by Ness

Ness Digital Engineering has appointed Vikas Basra as Chief Technology Officer for ATONIS by Ness, where he will lead the platform’s technology direction and AI-focused evolution. Basra brings a track record of driving large-scale AI and modernization efforts across global enterprises, with experience translating advanced technology into tangible business outcomes. In his new role, he will shape ATONIS’ technical roadmap and support its continued growth through innovation and operational scale.

Scott Cardenas – Vice President Information Technology / Chief Information Officer at Resource Innovations

Resource Innovations has welcomed Scott Cardenas as Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer. He brings extensive experience leading enterprise technology and digital transformation, most recently serving as CIO and CTO at Bridge Investment Group and earlier in senior technology roles with the City and County of Denver. In his new role, Cardenas will guide technology strategy and operations to support Resource Innovations’ clean energy and decarbonization mission.

Carl Dugart – Chief Technology Officer at Sevaro Health

Sevaro Health has named Carl Dugart as Chief Technology Officer. Dugart brings experience scaling healthcare technology platforms and building engineering teams, most recently leading major technology initiatives at Medically Home. In his new role, he will guide Sevaro’s technology strategy with a focus on supporting clinical workflows and system integration as the company continues to grow.

Gordon Groschl – Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at City of Hope

City of Hope has selected Gordon Groschl as Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer, where he will oversee corporate security, IT compliance, and data privacy for the Duarte, Calif.-based health system. Groschl joins City of Hope from Texas Children’s Hospital, where he served as Chief Information Security Officer and Director of Healthcare Technology Management.

Keith Zoellner – Chief Information Officer at Lineal

Lineal has named Keith Zoellner as Chief Information Officer, tasking him with leading product strategy and engineering as the company expands its AI-enabled managed services platform. Zoellner brings more than two decades of experience building and scaling legal technology, most notably as EVP of Software at CS DISCO, where he helped grow the business from an early-stage startup into a public company. His background in combining software platforms with operational delivery aligns with Lineal’s focus on technology-driven eDiscovery and digital investigations services.

Andy Ritter – Chief Information Security Officer at the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has named Andy Ritter as its permanent Chief Information Security Officer, lifting the interim designation he has held since October. Ritter previously served as the state’s deputy CISO and has spent nearly nine years in Pennsylvania government, building deep institutional experience in cybersecurity operations. His appointment comes as the state increases investment in cyber defenses and continues efforts to strengthen security across agencies.

Venice M. Goodwine – Chief Information Officer and AI Product Owner at Arlo Solutions

Arlo Solutions has welcomed Venice M. Goodwine as Chief Information Officer and AI Product Owner, bringing a long track record of senior technology leadership across government and industry. In the role, she will guide enterprise technology strategy, digital transformation, and AI initiatives supporting mission-focused federal clients, drawing on her experience leading large-scale IT, cybersecurity, and data operations at the Department of the Air Force and other federal agencies.

DeJon Gaines – Chief Technology Officer at TLCx

TLCx has named DeJon Gaines as its new Chief Technology Officer. Gaines brings more than two decades of experience leading enterprise technology and digital transformation efforts, with a background focused on using cloud, AI, and data-driven solutions to improve business performance and customer experience. In the role, he will guide TLCx’s technology strategy and support the company’s long-term vision as it continues to integrate advanced technology into its customer experience offerings.

J. Nathan Roberts – Chief Information Officer at Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP

J. Nathan Roberts has stepped into the role of Chief Information Officer at Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP. He brings a background spanning legal, healthcare, and enterprise IT environments, most recently serving as Vice President of Information Technology at JES Holdings and previously leading IT for the Georgia Hospital Association. Across his career, Roberts has focused on strengthening security, modernizing cloud infrastructure, and improving governance and service delivery, experience he now brings to guiding the firm’s technology strategy.

Arlon Duke – Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer at Evolve Bank & Trust

Evolve Bank & Trust has elevated Arlon Duke to Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, building on his work with the bank since he joined as Director of Information Technology in 2023. In the role, Duke will shape and execute Evolve’s technology strategy, focusing on strengthening platforms, security, and scalability as the bank expands its Banking-as-a-Service partnerships and broader growth initiatives. He brings leadership experience from Strategic Online Systems and Guardsmark, where he led modernization efforts and operational improvements across large IT environments.

Prithvi Raj – Chief AI and Data Officer at Waud Capital Partners

Waud Capital Partners has appointed Prithvi Raj as its first Chief AI and Data Officer. In the role, Raj will lead the firm’s AI and advanced data initiatives across Waud Capital and its portfolio companies, working closely with investment and operating teams to improve decision-making and drive value creation. He brings deep experience building enterprise AI and data platforms, most recently leading AI and data strategy at Newmark, with prior roles spanning Microsoft, Zynga, and SquareFoot.

JT Robinson – Chief Technology Officer at Kentro

Kentro has promoted JT Robinson to Chief Technology Officer, recognizing a long-time leader who has helped shape the company’s technology direction. Previously serving as Senior Vice President of Technical Services, Robinson was instrumental in strengthening Kentro’s engineering and innovation capabilities and guiding the move toward modern, cloud-based and data-driven platforms for federal customers. As CTO, he will lead the company’s technology strategy and innovation efforts, building on that foundation to support Kentro’s continued growth and mission focus.

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