G.T. Sweeney
Chief Information Officer
Healthfirst
G.T. Sweeney has been Healthfirst’s Chief Information Officer since 2014, and is leading the Information Services department to help transform our business and tightly integrate our information systems to further our strategic goals.
G.T. comes to Healthfirst with over 20 years of experience in the information technology field, with a continuous focus on ensuring the IT strategy aligns with company goals and strategy. G.T. spent six years as the VP of Information Technology at Cigna, where he was responsible for managing core operations of all medical insurance platforms, as well as establishing a three-year strategy to overhaul all clinical systems. Prior to that, G.T. worked for Credit Suisse in a variety of IT roles including Chief Operating Officer of Technology Infrastructure Services and Head of Data Center Operations, where he played a critical role in centralizing IT across all Credit Suisse into a single 10,000+ person, $3 billion organization.
In 2011, G.T. was honored with the Cigna Global Volunteer of the Year Award for his decade-long efforts to improve the health and well-being of older adults in New York. He is a graduate of State University of New York at Albany where he majored in mathematics and computer science.
G.T. comes to Healthfirst with over 20 years of experience in the information technology field, with a continuous focus on ensuring the IT strategy aligns with company goals and strategy. G.T. spent six years as the VP of Information Technology at Cigna, where he was responsible for managing core operations of all medical insurance platforms, as well as establishing a three-year strategy to overhaul all clinical systems. Prior to that, G.T. worked for Credit Suisse in a variety of IT roles including Chief Operating Officer of Technology Infrastructure Services and Head of Data Center Operations, where he played a critical role in centralizing IT across all Credit Suisse into a single 10,000+ person, $3 billion organization.
In 2011, G.T. was honored with the Cigna Global Volunteer of the Year Award for his decade-long efforts to improve the health and well-being of older adults in New York. He is a graduate of State University of New York at Albany where he majored in mathematics and computer science.