With nearly 20 years of experience delivering complex technology transformations for multinational financial services clients, Fredric leads technology sales for the EY Metro NY Banking and Capital Market segment and is a leader in the Cloud and Emerging Technology practice. Before this role, Fredric was Chief Technology Officer for the EY Global Financial Services group, managing a 30-plus global product portfolio and technology platform build out. Prior to that role, Fredric led other EY technology practices, including the EY Technology Transformation practice and Process Innovation offering, where he focused on agile transformations and innovative ways to redesign processes using the latest technologies.

Before joining EY, Fredric was a captain in the U.S. Air Force, responsible for development of the 14th Air Force’s global cybersecurity and part of the 92nd Information Warfare Squadron leading service-wide information warfare exercises.

Fredric earned a BS in Computer Science from Boston University. His certifications include Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP).

How Fredric is building a better working world: “I used to say ‘technology touches every part of the client’s business,’ but nowadays clients are in the technology business. Almost all financial services companies are telling the market they are ‘technology companies first,’ but the challenge is making technology permeate through everyday business life. Products driven by user centric design, evidence based decision making, agile development, and acceptance of cloud are the concepts that organizations are trying to embed into their culture today. After twenty years of ‘IT’, transformations have typically been expensive and fail more times than they succeed. My passion is helping business leaders navigate this change, modernizing their organizations to take advantage of technology, disrupt their processes and deliver best-in-class products that win in the market.”

Pledge of the Computing and Data Science Professional

As a responsible computing and data scientist, I aspire to

bring algorithms and data-driven software systems to bear on the challenges of our time;
improve public understanding of computing technologies and their potential for good and ill.

As a practicing professional, I will always strive to

respect and protect the dignity, privacy, and agency of all users, subjects, or objects of my work;
recognize and disclose the limitations of my work and seek help from experts as needed;
submit that knowingly or unknowingly my work may impact lives now and into the future; and
uphold my moral obligations and use my skills ethically for the public good and wellbeing of all.

With my actions, I pledge to honor my discipline and to pursue my career with the highest level of integrity and competence.