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Americas FS Head of Corporate Technology Snapshot of key global COO, CIO and related appointments (including AI/machine learning, cloud, cyber-security, data and procurement) October 2016 - January 2017 Americas FS Head of Corporate Technology. Yael Cosset becomes Group VP and Chief Digital Officer of The Kroger Co. He was formerly Chief Commercial Officer Joe Ferlise becomes Head of Strategy and Architecture for Aravind Immaneni becomes Chief Operations and Wholesale & Markets of Bank of America. He was formerly at and CIO at 84.51°. He replaces Kevin Dougherty who is retiring. Technology Officer of Fifth Third Bancorp. He was formerly at Morgan Stanley. TD Bank Group where he was Head of Retail Distribution Jacquline L. Morales becomes SVP & COO of Legal & Stuart Mackinnon becomes CIO of Cardtronics. He was Strategy and Operations. He replaces Joseph Robinson who General. She was formerly at AXA where she was US Head formerly at Columbus Data Services where he was President. leaves to work with two tech start-ups. of Life Insurance Operations. He replaces Mike McCarthy who retires. Jim Grech becomes CIO of Fiserv. He was formerly at BNY Johan Swart is promoted to VP and CIO of Mercedes-Benz Scott Johnston becomes COO of Citadel, joining from Tower Mellon where he was responsible for the firm’s global Financial Services USA. He was formerly Head of IT Research Capital, where he was also COO. technology infrastructure. He replaces Clifford (Cliff) Skelton Applications Management. who moves on to a new role. Lou Thorne becomes Global COO of City Financial. He was Timo Salzsieder becomes Chief Solution Officer (CSO) and formerly at Fortress Investment Group where he was the COO Matt Rider becomes CIO of Franklin American Mortgage CIO of Metro Cash & Carry. Formerly he was at Tomorrow for Liquid Markets. He replaces David Levitan who is stepping Company (FAMC). He was formerly at JEGS Automotive Inc Focus where he was CIO/CTO. down. where he was CIO. Nick Samurkas becomes COO of Moneris. He was formerly Jay Arbabha becomes CTO of CPI Card Group. He was Michael Garceau becomes COO of Hamilton USA. He was President at Chase Paymentech. formerly an Executive Advisor for IBM. formerly EMEA COO for AIG. James Rhodes becomes Chief Data Officer of Morningstar. He Hilton Sturisky becomes CIO of Crawford & Company. Shaulie Halberstam joins Highbridge Capital Management as was formerly at Rocaton Investment Advisors where he was a Formerly he was CIO for Spirit Airlines. CIO from Perry Capital where he was CIO / Head of Partner and the CTO. Development. Philip Milne becomes CTO for Innovation at Deutsche Bank. Mark Hara becomes COO of Mylo. He was previously at He was formerly the Founder and CEO of a Silicon Valley start- Amala Duggirala becomes CTO of Kabbage. She was formerly Nationwide Insurance where he was VP, Marketing. up. at ACI Worldwide where she was EVP of Global Software Jennifer Morrissey becomes CIO of Oswald Companies. She Gregory L. Guyett becomes COO of East-West Bancorp Development. (EWBC). He was formerly at Johnson Controls where he was formerly at Willis Group Holdings (WSH) where she held was EVP of Corporate Development. Rama Rao becomes Chief Data Officer of Kabbage. Formerly, various executive and leadership roles. he was at eBay where he was Head of Analytics. Ken DeGiglio becomes CIO of EquiLend. He was formerly at Joel Kneisley is promoted to SVP and CIO of Symetra Life TD Ameritrade as Head of Application Development. Ryan Long joins the technology team at KCG and will focus on Insurance Company. He was formerly VP of IT. the trading software. He was formerly at 3Red Trading where Scott Richardson is promoted to Chief Data Officer of Tim McKnight becomes the CISO of Thomson Reuters. He he was CTO . Fannie Mae. He was formerly VP of Enterprise Data & was formerly at General Electric where he was also the CISO. 1 The Human Capital Specialists | www.leathwaite.com/market-reports He replaces Mark Connelly. H&R Block where he was CIO. Aditya Agarwal is promoted to CTO of Dropbox. He was formerly VP of Engineering. Vijay Advani becomes President and COO of TIAA Global Claire Rutkowski becomes CIO of Bentley Systems. She was Asset Management. He was formerly at Franklin formerly at MWH Global where she was CIO. William Ban becomes President and COO of DUDE, joining Templeton Investments where he was Co-President. from GoGoVan in Singapore where he was General Manager. Brian Dhatt becomes CTO of BigCommerce. He was formerly Brad Breau becomes SVP & CIO of Tokio Marine HCC. He at Borderfree where he was CTO. Atish Banerjea becomes CIO of Facebook. He joins from was formerly at AIG, where he was SVP & CTO, as well as Comcast Corp, where he was CIO, and replaces Tim Campos, Danielle Brown becomes VP and CIO of Brunswick Global Head of IT for the Life & Retirement business. who is starting a new company. Corporation. She succeeds Michael Schulz who retires. Yann LeCun becomes Director of Facebook’s new AI Lab. He Gary Wang becomes VP of Cloud and Infrastructure Services Santiago Abraham is appointed CIO of Buffalo Wild Wings. will continue his post as a Professor at New York University. for Unisys Federal. He was formerly at IBM where he was CTO Formerly he was at Royal Caribbean Cruises where he was VP for Cybersecurity and Biometrics. Jason Segebrecht becomes CTO of First Hospitality Group. of IT. He was formerly at General Growth Properties where he was a Peter O'Donoghue becomes VP of Applications Services for Kevin Carl becomes CIO of Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group. He Director. Unisys Federal. He was formerly at CSRA where he was VP was formerly at Accenture where he was MD of Digital Travel. of Solutions and Alliances and as CTO of the company's Phil Quade becomes CISO of Fortinet. He was formerly at the Civilian Agencies business unit. Richard Entrup becomes Global CIO of Christie’s. He joins NSA where he was the Director's Special Assistant for Cyber from Disney ABC Television Group where he was Executive and Chief of the NSA Cyber Task Force. Dr. Henna A. Karna becomes Chief Data Officer of XL Catlin. Director for Business Engagement and Media IT. She was formerly at AIG where she was the Actuarial Business Fei-Fei Li becomes co-lead for Google Cloud, joining from Information Officer (Digital). Udo Neuman is appointed to Global CIO for Daimler. He Stanford University where she was Director of AI. leaves his role as VP and CIO for Mercedes Benz Financial Nancy Langer becomes President and COO of Zafin. She was Jia Li becomes the other co-lead for Google Cloud, joining Services USA. formerly at FIS where she was EVP & Chief Product Officer. from Snap, parent company of Snapchat, where she was Youssef Zakharia is promoted to President & COO of Del Head of Research. Americas Non-FS Monte. Formerly he was EVP of Europe & Africa. He Varouzhan Ebrahimian becomes CTO of Guardian Analytics. Kevin Holt becomes COO of Ahold USA after the merger replaces Hani El-Naffy who becomes a company consultant. He was formerly at 1-Page where he was CTO, VP of with Delhaize. He replaces James McCann who is resigning. Ashvin Mathew becomes CTO of Diebold Nixdorf, joining Engineering & VP of Product. Colin Bodell becomes CTO of American Eagle. He was from Microsoft’s Cloud and Enterprise division, where he was Joe Filer becomes Chief Privacy Officer of Harland Clarke formerly at Time Inc. where he was CTO & EVP. General Manager in the Business Solutions / Dynamics Holdings. He joins from Rackspace Holding where he was product group. Tom Conophy becomes EVP & CTO of AutoNation. He was Director of Corporate Security. formerly EVP & CIO at Staples. Scott Durkin becomes COO of Douglas Elliman. Previously Emmanuel Frenehard becomes CTO of iflix. He was formerly he was Group Manager at Corcoran Group. Kevin Summers becomes CIO of Avnet. He was formerly at at Walt Disney as SVP & CTO. 2 The Human Capital Specialists | www.leathwaite.com/market-reports Christopher Day becomes CISO of Invincea. He was formerly formerly at IronNet Cybersecurity where he was Head of Ralph Munsen becomes CIO of Warner Music Group, joining at Packet Forensics, where he was CTO. Engineering. from GroupM where he was Managing Partner, Global Head of Development. Dr. Yong Rui becomes CTO & SVP of Lenovo. Formerly he John P. Ceraolo becomes CISO of Sentry Data Systems. was at Microsoft where he was Deputy MD of Microsoft Formerly he was CSO for 3Cinteractive. Greg Zeh becomes CIO of Weis Markets. He was formerly at Research Asia (MSRA). Mazzone Management Group where he was CFO. Deanna Johnston becomes CIO of Shiseido Americas Kevin Phillips is promoted to President and COO of Corporation; she was formerly at Haier America where Douglas New becomes CTO of Yesway Convenience Stores. ManTech International Corporation. He was formerly CFO she was CIO. He was formerly at Tedeschi Food Shops. where he was CIO. for the business. Marty Brodbeck becomes CTO of Shutterstock. He joins Paul Cheesbrough becomes CTO of 21st Century Fox. He Mark Benjamin becomes President and COO of NCR. He was from Sterling Talent Solutions where he was CTO. moves across from News Corp where he was CTO. formerly at ADP where he was managing the firm's Global Artem Fishman becomes CTO and SVP of Engineering of EMEA FS Enterprise Solutions unit. SoundCloud. He was formerly at Yahoo! where he was VP Royce Curtin joins Barclays as Head of Group Intelligence William H. Miller becomes CIO of NetApp. He was formerly of Engineering. from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, in at Broadcom Corporation where he was SVP & CIO.
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