About
Ron Guerrier is the Chief Technology Officer at Save the Children US, a four-time Fortune 500 CIO, having served in the role at HP, Farmers Insurance, Express Scripts, and Toyota Financial Services. He is a CIO Hall of Fame inductee and the former CIO and secretary of the Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology.
A member of the HTEC Advisory Board, Ron Guerrier is the CTO at Save the Children US, a four-time Fortune 500 Chief Information Officer, a CIO Hall of Fame inductee, and former CIO and secretary of the Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology.
As a technology executive, board member, and advisor with experience across a wide range of organizations, including Equinix, Farmers Insurance, Express Scripts, HP, and Toyota Financial Services, Ron brings extensive industry knowledge and business strategy experience to HTEC and clients. In practice, Ron stresses the importance of trustworthiness, a strong business network, and honesty in fostering long-term partnerships and scaling businesses successfully.
As an accomplished Chicago-based executive, Ron enjoys spending time with his family and remains devoted to bringing more diversity into the technology field.
He also believes in the positive transformative impact of emerging technologies and is passionate about creating better STEM education opportunities for all children.
Industry
Financial Services & Insurance, Technology Hardware, Software & Cloud Services
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Recent Publications
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Do AI products need therapy? Leveraging psychology for better AI product development.
As AI continues to transform the market, companies rush to capitalize on the trend, often without considering if their products (or end users) need AI. This haste has led to a surge in failure rates, with estimates suggesting that more than 80% of AI-driven projects fall short of expectations — almost twice the failure rate…
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Retail & e-commerce trends for 2025
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