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10 Bank of America IT leaders
These ten Bank of America IT leaders, including CIOs of Bank of America divisions and regions, hold technology leadership roles across payments, data management, cloud, cybersecurity and infrastructure. Readers can learn how Bank of America plans, builds and governs technology for payments, data, cloud and security across its businesses.
Professionals to explore
01—10Dave Matthews
LinkedInExperience: GCCIB T&O CIO of Payment Channels · Bank of America
GCCIB T&O CIO of Payment Channels at Bank of America since June 2011. His profile says he is responsible for key domestic Treasury platforms, including Trade Finance, Wires, ACH, Customer Portal, Commercial Card and Receivables. He was CTO at Travelocity (2009–2011) and Senior Vice President at JPMorganChase (1989–2008).
Edson G Pereira Filho
LinkedInExperience: Chief Information Officer · Bank of America
Chief Information Officer at Bank of America since December 2024, a C-level role in the Engineering and Technical department based in São Paulo, Brazil. He was Chief Information Officer at Citi from 2010 to 2024 and an IT Executive at Santander (2006–2010) and at Itaú Unibanco (1999–2006).
Eric Dai 戴一平
LinkedInExperience: Chief Information Officer · Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Chief Information Officer at Bank of America Merrill Lynch since November 2016; his profile headline reads Chief Information Officer, China - Bank of America. He was Chief Information Officer at Citi (2011–2016), Chief Information Officer, China at ANZ (2009–2011) and Chief Technology Officer at ABN AMRO Bank N.V. (1999–2009).
Hari Gopalkrishnan
LinkedInExperience: Managing Director · Bank of America
Managing Director at Bank of America since September 2011. His profile describes him as chief technology and information officer for Bank of America and a member of its executive management team, leading a global organization that designs and delivers technology solutions for all eight lines of business. He was Managing Director at Citi (2008–2011) and at Lehman Brothers (1999–2008).
Kim Andryc
LinkedInExperience: Managing Director - Head of Corporate Audit Risk Technology · Bank of America
Managing Director - Head of Corporate Audit Risk Technology at Bank of America since September 2025. Andryc was Chief Administrative Office Technology Executive (2024–2026), Managing Director Employee Engagement Technology Strategy (2021–2024) and SVP SWIFT Payments Executive (2019–2021) at Bank of America.
Kristopher Fador
LinkedInExperience: Chief Information Security Officer · Bank of America
Chief Information Security Officer at Bank of America since April 2023. Fador was Deputy CISO and Head of Cyber Security Operations (2022–2023), Cyber Security Defense Executive (2019–2022) and Business Information Security Officer (2014–2019) at Bank of America, and the profile notes chairing the bank's Women in Technology and Operations organization and FS-ISAC board membership.
Michelle Boston
LinkedInExperience: Chief Information Officer · Bank of America
Chief Information Officer at Bank of America since March 2024; her profile headline gives the role as CIO Data Management Technology & Enterprise Architecture, Managing Director. She was Managing Director, Data Management Technology Executive at Bank of America from 2012 to 2024 and CEO of Partners Imaging (2005–2012).
Phil Wall
LinkedInExperience: SVP, Business Technology Executive Enterprise CTO Infrastructure Delivery · Bank of America
SVP, Business Technology Executive Enterprise CTO Infrastructure Delivery at Bank of America since February 2014. He was SVP, Business Technology Executive Chief Technology Officer (2010–2014), SVP, Corporate Staff Technology Transition Executive (2005–2010) and SVP, Personnel Technology Executive (2003–2005) at Bank of America.
Ratna Madduri
LinkedInExperience: Managing Director Head Of Technology · Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Managing Director Head Of Technology at Bank of America Merrill Lynch since February 2026; the profile describes heading a global technology division responsible for end-to-end payments data, onboarding and servicing. Madduri was Managing Director Head Of Digital Platforms, Servicing and Onboarding Technology (2021–2026) and SVP Technology Head (Wholesale Credit & Client Data) (2018–2021) there.
Robyn Alexander
LinkedInExperience: Managing Director, Technology Executive - Cloud & Datacenter Services · Bank of America
Managing Director, Technology Executive - Cloud & Datacenter Services at Bank of America since January 2026. Alexander was SVP, Technology Executive - Cloud Platforms Engineering and Products at Bank of America (2022–2026), a Technology Executive at Wells Fargo (2021–2022) and Senior Manager of Hybrid Cloud - Cloud Product Owner at Wells Fargo (2020–2021).
Choose the right perspective
Match the leader's technology area to your question, since payments platforms, data management, cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity are run by different teams. Consider whether you need a divisional CIO's view of priorities or a platform executive's view of delivery.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does Bank of America decide which technology platforms to modernize first across its lines of business?
- 02What does Bank of America require from a technology vendor on security and resilience before signing?
- 03How does Bank of America balance cloud adoption with running its own data centers?
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