It’s a privilege to lead a function that is a core enabling power behind EY performance, providing essential technology capabilities that help 400,000+ EY people to confidently realize client value.

Timothy Monson

EY Global Chief Information Officer

Global technology leader. High-performance team builder. Passionate advocate for growth and personal development. Mentor. Dedicated husband and father.

Areas of focus

As EY Global Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Enterprise Technology Leader, Tim oversees the global EY organization’s Enterprise Technology function and the delivery of essential technology capabilities to more than 400,000 users across EY. This includes powering 643,000 devices across nearly 800 offices in 150 countries and territories. In this role, Tim focuses on continuing to build and steward innovative, secure and resilient technology that the EY organization needs to operate globally and at scale, powering the performance of all EY professionals.

He also provides strategic leadership across the design, development, deployment and operations of critical technology applications. Previously, Tim served as Deputy CIO. Prior to this, Tim held several senior roles, including Global Leader for Finance Information Technology, Service Portfolio Management, and IT Assurance Service Delivery.

Tim has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Loras College.

How Tim is shaping the future with confidence

Tim drives innovation and operational excellence across the EY enterprise technology landscape. Through his leadership, he stewards secure, resilient and scalable technology that underpins core EY services and critical functions. By helping ensure technology solutions land cleanly, are delivered seamlessly and help accelerate productivity at scale, he positions Enterprise Technology as a strategic enabler of innovation and positive impact — powering performance and helping EY people to shape a confident future for clients, colleagues and communities around the world.

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