Vertiv Appoints Mike Giresi as Global CIO

Vertiv Appoints Mike Giresi as Global CIO

Vertiv has announced the appointment of Mike Giresi as its new global Chief Information Officer, effective June 30, 2025. Giresi will lead initiatives in AI adoption, cybersecurity, and digital productivity.

Vertiv has announced the appointment of Mike Giresi as its new global Chief Information Officer (CIO), effective June 30, 2025, announced in a press release. Giresi will be responsible for spearheading the company's initiatives in AI adoption, cybersecurity, product security, and enhancing digital productivity and customer experience.

Giresi brings over 30 years of IT experience to Vertiv, having previously served as the chief digital officer at Molex and held leadership roles at Aramark, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Tory Burch, Direct Brands, and Godiva Chocolatier. His extensive background in digital and IT strategy is expected to reinforce Vertiv's competitive advantages in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.

Vertiv CEO Giordano Albertazzi emphasized the importance of strong digital and IT vision in maintaining the company's industry leadership. Giresi expressed enthusiasm for joining Vertiv, highlighting his commitment to advancing the company's digital strategy and improving customer experience, product development, and manufacturing capabilities.

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