Alaska Airlines Names Amaresh Siva Chief Information Technology Officer

Bitget2026/10/19 16:02

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Alaska Airlines named Amaresh Siva chief information technology officer, effective November 2026, in a newly created role.
Siva will report directly to CEO Ben Minicucci and join the Executive Committee.
He will lead enterprise technology strategy, including digital capabilities and data and AI platforms.
Siva most recently served as CVS Health's chief digital and technology officer for Health Care Delivery.
His 29 years of technology experience include senior leadership roles at Target and nearly a decade at GE Capital.

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