Susan Tweedy

With over two decades of distinguished leadership in the technology and consulting industry, Susan Tweedy has consistently demonstrated how executive vision and strategic alignment can transform IT into measurable business value. As a Partner, CIO, and Consulting Expert at CGI, Susan brings forward a wealth of expertise in technology innovation, operational efficiency, and stakeholder value creation. Her work stands at the intersection of business and technology, where she skillfully aligns IT strategy with overarching organizational goals to deliver impactful solutions.

Throughout her extensive career, Susan has held executive leadership roles with organizations such as Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach, Hitachi Consulting, Andersen, Deloitte, and BMC Software, while also working closely within the Oracle economy leading strategic partnerships with Global Systems Integrators. Whether serving as President, Senior Vice President, or Director, she has consistently focused on leveraging data-driven strategies and collaborative leadership to optimize operations, reduce costs, and enhance customer experience. Her success is grounded in a deep understanding of regulatory compliance, enterprise architecture, vendor optimization, and financial management, capabilities essential to driving performance in today’s dynamic business environment.

Susan is also a certified Chief Information Officer and Certified Public Accountant, further underscoring her ability to balance both technical execution and fiscal responsibility. Her leadership is marked by emotional intelligence and a dedication to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, which she integrates into every layer of organizational development and professional mentoring. Passionate about solving complex business challenges, she emphasizes sustainable, scalable results through technology modernization and enterprise-wide transformation.

Currently based in Austin, Texas, Susan continues to advise clients on how to navigate the complexities of digital transformation and unlock new avenues for growth. Her influence extends beyond boardrooms, inspiring a new generation of technology leaders to combine innovation with integrity. As a thought leader, she remains engaged in the evolving dialogue on generative AI, cybersecurity, and stakeholder relations, contributing to industry discussions through publications and professional development initiatives.

In a world where leadership is increasingly defined by adaptability and foresight, Susan Tweedy exemplifies both. Her journey is a testament to the power of purpose-driven innovation and strategic insight, qualities that make her a standout among the emerging women leaders redefining success in 2025.