100 Executive Women in Tech
to Watch in 2025
Susan Doniz
Global CIO and Data Analytics Officer at Boeing
Susan Doniz serves as the Global Chief Information and Data Analytics Officer at The Boeing Company, overseeing the entire spectrum of information technology, enterprise security, data, and analytics. In her role as Senior Vice President of Information Technology & Data Analytics, she spearheads Boeing's tech initiatives, aligning them with business expansion goals and pioneering revenue-centric programs.
With an extensive international background spanning four continents and over 100 countries, Susan champions diversity, equity, and inclusion, evident through her leadership and involvement on numerous nonprofit boards.
Her career includes transformative stints as Group CIO at Qantas Airways, amplifying digital expansion and technology integration. During her 17-year tenure at Procter & Gamble, Susan led multifaceted IT and analytics programs across diverse business domains.
Recognized by Forbes' CIO Next List and acknowledged among the aerospace industry's most influential women by Business Insider, Susan Doniz remains dedicated to leading diversity networks for women in STEM and Hispanic business leadership. Fluent in Spanish, French, and English, her diverse linguistic skills amplify her global connectivity.
Susan, an honors graduate from the University of Toronto in applied science and engineering, was awarded the prestigious alumni medal, marking a historic milestone as the award's first female recipient in its 80-year history. Her unwavering commitment to technology, digital transformation, and advocacy for diversity defines her impactful leadership journey.
With an extensive international background spanning four continents and over 100 countries, Susan champions diversity, equity, and inclusion, evident through her leadership and involvement on numerous nonprofit boards.
Her career includes transformative stints as Group CIO at Qantas Airways, amplifying digital expansion and technology integration. During her 17-year tenure at Procter & Gamble, Susan led multifaceted IT and analytics programs across diverse business domains.
Recognized by Forbes' CIO Next List and acknowledged among the aerospace industry's most influential women by Business Insider, Susan Doniz remains dedicated to leading diversity networks for women in STEM and Hispanic business leadership. Fluent in Spanish, French, and English, her diverse linguistic skills amplify her global connectivity.
Susan, an honors graduate from the University of Toronto in applied science and engineering, was awarded the prestigious alumni medal, marking a historic milestone as the award's first female recipient in its 80-year history. Her unwavering commitment to technology, digital transformation, and advocacy for diversity defines her impactful leadership journey.
