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January 22, 2020 at 03:00 PM
Accomplishment(s): Looking back on 2019, joining Prudential in July certainly stands out. With less than a year on the job, I’m so energized to be here and encouraged by the progress the global technology team is making to enhance both our employee and our customer experience.
I’m also excited about our acquisition of Assurance. From a technology perspective, it’s a great example of how there can be innovation in the application of technology as well as the technology itself.
[Editor's note: Before becoming Pru's CIO, Goodman was the CIO of Freddie Mac; earlier, she worked for CIT, Bank of America, UBS and Salomon Brothers, as well as serving on the Treasury Department’s Office of Financial Research Advisory Committee. She replaced outgoing Pru CIO Barbara Koster.]
How to get more women into WealthTech: It’s an exciting time for the sector. Technology is the driver of business growth and the ways in which we do business are evolving. Today, there are more opportunities than ever for women to work in technology.
And, as mother to a 14-year-old daughter, I’m thrilled to see programs for young women to explore and interact with technology. There are more opportunities than ever before, and we (as women in WealthTech) should encourage the next generation to pursue their interests.
