Daniel J. Salvatore

Daniel J. Salvatore

CIO - Institutional Life (VP) at New York Life Insurance Company

New York Life Insurance CompanyNew York, New York, United States

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Experience28+ Years
LevelCXO

Executive Overview

Career Information Technology and Insurance professional with 20+ years experience working at a Fortune 100 organization. Leadership positions and expertise in multiple disciplines: Strategic Program Delivery, Ecosystem Operations Management, Quality Assurance Leadership, Agile (SAFe/Scrum) Software Development, IT Personnel Management, IT Career Development, Business Analysis, Help Desk Support Management, IT Transformation, and Business Relationship Management.

Career Timeline

Professional employment history
  • Apr 2010–Present· 16 yrs 5 mos
    • Chief Information Officer, Institutional Life, Strategic Insurance BusinessCurrent
      Dec 2019–Present
    • IT Delivery Lead
      Apr 2012–Dec 2019
    • System Operations Manager
      Apr 2010–Dec 2015
    • Team Leader
      Apr 2010–2014
    • Production Support & Help Desk Manager
      Apr 2010–Dec 2013
  • Apr 1998–Dec 2009· 11 yrs 8 mos
    • Senior Business Analyst
      Apr 2001–Dec 2009
    • Quality Assurance Tester / Support Specialist
      Apr 2000–Aug 2003
    • Vendor Management Consultant
      Apr 1998–Mar 2000

Education

Bachelor's degree

Marketing

Providence College

Diploma

Half Hollow Hills High School East

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Daniel J. Salvatore
Vice Chair & President
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Operating Officer

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Skills & Expertise

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Project ManagementTeam LeadershipLeadershipProject PlanningQuality AssuranceVendor ManagementInsuranceSDLCBusiness Analysis