Stacey Goodman

Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Prudential Financial

Stacey Goodman is the Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer of Prudential Financial. In this role, she oversees information technology, including cybersecurity, across Prudential’s locations worldwide to deliver added value for customers, employees, and shareholders through the optimal use of data, information, and digital and technology platforms.

Stacey joined Prudential in July 2019 with over 25 years of experience leveraging technology to create competitive advantage and business success for leading financial institutions.

She previously served as the chief information officer at Freddie Mac and was responsible for the technology division. There, she also served on the Senior Operating Committee. Prior to that, Stacey was executive vice president and chief information and operations officer for CIT, where she was a member of the Executive Management Committee and led technology and operations globally. During her time at CIT, Stacey revitalized and modernized core platforms to support business growth, productivity, mobility, and regulatory goals. CIT was recognized by CIO Magazine with a Top 100 award in 2016 for the technology transformation under her leadership.

Stacey also held the position of the divisional chief information officer of global technology and operations at Bank of America where she built and led the enterprise development and operations team through transformation in response to sweeping regulatory changes, supporting both control functions and business units including risk, compliance, treasury, investments, legal, and audit. She also held global leadership positions at UBS and PaineWebber. Stacey started her career at Salomon Brothers.

Stacey is known for her business acumen, strategic perspective, operational execution, collaborative leadership style and her appetite for taking on new challenges. She received her bachelor’s from Syracuse University and earned her Six Sigma Certification in 2007. She has served on the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Financial Research’s advisory committee.