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Andrew Sweeney

Andrew Sweeney

Andrew Sweeney is the Co-Founder and CEO of ReadyWorks. With nearly 30 years of international experience in technology strategy and delivery, Andrew has led transformative enterprise IT initiatives. He has guided organizations through major industry shifts over the past three decades, from legacy system integrations to cloud migrations and AI-driven optimization. His strategic leadership has delivered high-impact results for some of the world's largest firms, including notable engagements at Prudential, Unilever, Guardian, Avon, Altria, JPMorgan Chase, Salomon Smith Barney, CIT, Royal Bank of Canada, Hess, AIG, Morgan Stanley, Microsoft, Symantec, and many others. Andrew is a sought-after thought leader, sharing insights on AI-powered innovation, strategic IT evolution, and the operational frameworks for future-proofing enterprises.

Recent Posts:

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