ANZ announced that it has secured Tim Hogarth as its new
Chief Technology Officer, effective from February 2022.
In an official press release shared with Finance Magnates,
Tim Hogarth, a senior executive / Architect with almost thirty years of
experience in financial services, has been promoted by ANZ, the Australian and
New Zealand Bank, as its new Chief Technology Officer.
As part of the new role as CTO, Hogarth will look at ANZ’s
longer-term technology requirements to make sure decisions and investments meet
those needs in the future, as well as today. He will report directly to ANZ
Group Executive Technology, Gerard Florian
Hogarth’s Vocational Record
Prior to this announcement, Hogarth served ANZ as its Chief
Architect. Over the last eighteen months, he led ANZ’s Centre of Excellence for
architecture and engineering, focusing on application standards and engineering
standards. Before that, he fulfilled the role of Architecture COE Lead for just
over a year, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Earlier on at TD, he began as Vice President APIs,
Application Architecture, Platforms and ChannelsVice President APIs, Application
Architecture, Platforms and Channels in 2014. After three years, he received a
promotion to the position of Vice President of Innovation Framework &
Strategies for around two years. He was accountable for setting and directing
the innovation strategy for the Group, with a team of 30 and stewarding a $30MM
investment fund.
At SingularityU Canada, he joined as an Advisory Board
Member and stayed for just over a year.
In 2004, he joined the ranks of Commonwealth Bank as an Architect.
After two years, he received a promotion to Executive Manager of Enterprise
Architecture and Online Architecture. In 2011, he climbed to the position of Head
of Customer Engagement Architecture / Head of Application Platforms. For three
years, he was in charge of establishing and enforcing a common architecture for
all customer-facing platforms encompassing all sales and servicing functions.
From 2003 to 2004, Avanade utilised him as an Architecture
Specialist and was based in Sydney, Australia.
Moreover, XT3 / Ion Global (start-up) benefitted from his skills
as an Architect a year earlier.
Before this time he worked as an IT Consultant, Programmer and
a Technical Support Specialist for Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, Datacom and Microsoft.
A Pivotal Role
Hogarth will play a pivotal role in ensuring ANZ’s many
technology projects align with its business plans. He will continue to be
accountable for ANZ’s technology architecture. Further, he will drive ongoing
improvements across engineering and further extend ANZ’s move towards common
technology platforms.
Gerard Florian stated: “I’m really pleased to have Tim in
this new role, which we created to reflect the importance of technology
leadership within my team and across ANZ more broadly. In recent years Tim has
helped us make great progress in further strengthening our architecture
objectives and driving ongoing improvements in our engineering standards. This
track record and Tim’s reputation for being thoughtful, engaging and
enthusiastic about all aspects of technology make him a great fit for this new
role.”
ANZ announced that it has secured Tim Hogarth as its new
Chief Technology Officer, effective from February 2022.
In an official press release shared with Finance Magnates,
Tim Hogarth, a senior executive / Architect with almost thirty years of
experience in financial services, has been promoted by ANZ, the Australian and
New Zealand Bank, as its new Chief Technology Officer.
As part of the new role as CTO, Hogarth will look at ANZ’s
longer-term technology requirements to make sure decisions and investments meet
those needs in the future, as well as today. He will report directly to ANZ
Group Executive Technology, Gerard Florian
Hogarth’s Vocational Record
Prior to this announcement, Hogarth served ANZ as its Chief
Architect. Over the last eighteen months, he led ANZ’s Centre of Excellence for
architecture and engineering, focusing on application standards and engineering
standards. Before that, he fulfilled the role of Architecture COE Lead for just
over a year, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Earlier on at TD, he began as Vice President APIs,
Application Architecture, Platforms and ChannelsVice President APIs, Application
Architecture, Platforms and Channels in 2014. After three years, he received a
promotion to the position of Vice President of Innovation Framework &
Strategies for around two years. He was accountable for setting and directing
the innovation strategy for the Group, with a team of 30 and stewarding a $30MM
investment fund.
At SingularityU Canada, he joined as an Advisory Board
Member and stayed for just over a year.
In 2004, he joined the ranks of Commonwealth Bank as an Architect.
After two years, he received a promotion to Executive Manager of Enterprise
Architecture and Online Architecture. In 2011, he climbed to the position of Head
of Customer Engagement Architecture / Head of Application Platforms. For three
years, he was in charge of establishing and enforcing a common architecture for
all customer-facing platforms encompassing all sales and servicing functions.
From 2003 to 2004, Avanade utilised him as an Architecture
Specialist and was based in Sydney, Australia.
Moreover, XT3 / Ion Global (start-up) benefitted from his skills
as an Architect a year earlier.
Before this time he worked as an IT Consultant, Programmer and
a Technical Support Specialist for Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, Datacom and Microsoft.
A Pivotal Role
Hogarth will play a pivotal role in ensuring ANZ’s many
technology projects align with its business plans. He will continue to be
accountable for ANZ’s technology architecture. Further, he will drive ongoing
improvements across engineering and further extend ANZ’s move towards common
technology platforms.
Gerard Florian stated: “I’m really pleased to have Tim in
this new role, which we created to reflect the importance of technology
leadership within my team and across ANZ more broadly. In recent years Tim has
helped us make great progress in further strengthening our architecture
objectives and driving ongoing improvements in our engineering standards. This
track record and Tim’s reputation for being thoughtful, engaging and
enthusiastic about all aspects of technology make him a great fit for this new
role.”
Source: https://www.financemagnates.com/executives/moves/anz-secures-tim-hogarth-as-its-new-chief-technology-officer/