100 Executive Women in Tech
to Watch in 2025
Shannon M. Gath
CIO at Teradyne
Shannon M. Gath, the Chief Information Officer at Teradyne, leads the company’s IT organization, overseeing customer-facing digital systems, internal technology, and information security. With over 25 years of experience, she's been a guiding force in fostering growth for public and privately held technology, life sciences, and financial services companies globally.
An award-winning senior technology executive, Shannon’s career epitomizes her expertise in steering large-scale transformative IT initiatives. At Teradyne, a $3.7B global test and industrial automation company, she plays a pivotal role as the Chief Information Officer.
Shannon has been honored twice as a finalist for the Boston CIO of the Year Awards and acknowledged as one of the Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by the National Diversity Council. She’s also recognized as a Rising Star by the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association.
Her commitment extends to serving on the Board of Directors for Women’s Money Matters, a non-profit dedicated to empowering low-income women and girls with financial literacy. Additionally, Shannon contributes her expertise to SustainableIT.org, a non-profit dedicated to driving global sustainability through technology leadership. Her multifaceted contributions reflect her dedication to technology and empowering individuals and communities through impactful initiatives.
An award-winning senior technology executive, Shannon’s career epitomizes her expertise in steering large-scale transformative IT initiatives. At Teradyne, a $3.7B global test and industrial automation company, she plays a pivotal role as the Chief Information Officer.
Shannon has been honored twice as a finalist for the Boston CIO of the Year Awards and acknowledged as one of the Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by the National Diversity Council. She’s also recognized as a Rising Star by the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association.
Her commitment extends to serving on the Board of Directors for Women’s Money Matters, a non-profit dedicated to empowering low-income women and girls with financial literacy. Additionally, Shannon contributes her expertise to SustainableIT.org, a non-profit dedicated to driving global sustainability through technology leadership. Her multifaceted contributions reflect her dedication to technology and empowering individuals and communities through impactful initiatives.
