Hippo Appoints Robin Gordon as Chief Data Officer

Oct 7, 2025
Hippo Holdings Inc. has appointed Robin Gordon as Chief Data Officer to lead its Data & Analytics function, enhancing risk management through AI and predictive modeling.

Hippo Holdings Inc. has appointed Robin Gordon as its new Chief Data Officer, announced in a press release. In her new role, Gordon will focus on advancing Hippo's Data & Analytics function by leveraging predictive modeling, machine learning, and AI to enhance the company's risk management capabilities.

Gordon brings extensive experience from her previous roles at major financial institutions such as Blackstone, KPMG, and CoreLogic. Her expertise in digital transformation and AI adoption will be instrumental in driving Hippo's strategic growth and innovation. She will report directly to Hippo's President and CEO, Rick McCathron.

Gordon's appointment underscores Hippo's commitment to using advanced data and technology to build a diversified insurance portfolio and deliver superior customer experiences. Her leadership is expected to play a crucial role in positioning Hippo for sustainable, long-term success.

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