The Home Depot, one of the world’s largest home improvement retailers, announced that Angie Brown has been named executive vice president (EVP) and chief information officer (CIO). As CIO, Brown will be responsible for all aspects of the company’s technology strategy, infrastructure, cybersecurity and software development for The Home Depot’s 2,350 retail stores and more than 790 branches, its supply chain facilities, store support centers and online systems.
“Angie is an exceptional leader whose customer-first mindset consistently drives meaningful innovation across our business,” said Ted Decker, chair, president and CEO. “Her strategic vision and deep expertise have been instrumental in transforming The Home Depot’s interconnected experience, making home improvement more modern, more seamless and more convenient for our customers.”
A 27-year veteran of The Home Depot, Brown brings depth and breadth of experience, holding roles of increasing responsibility across virtually every aspect of the company’s technology operations. She was most recently senior vice president of information technology, where she was responsible for delivering technology solutions for the company’s merchandising, customer experience, online, customer, marketing, reliability engineering, pro and supply chain functions. Under Brown’s leadership, The Home Depot has delivered transformative digital capabilities that enhance the customer and associate experience, including advancements in personalization, supply chain visibility and merchandising analytics.
Brown replaces Fahim Siddiqui, who is leaving The Home Depot.
“Fahim has been instrumental in improving our infrastructure across our stores, supply chain facilities and support centers,” said Decker. “His leadership has been impactful in modernizing our technology foundation, and I want to thank him for his support to drive our strategies forward.”
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