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2025년 11월 4일부터
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You can spot a CIO who has made the climb by sitting in on their leadership team, where you cannot tell who runs technology. Brad Lontz, EVP and Chief Information Officer at CSAA Insurance Group, got there by leading with the business first. He walks Matt through the counterintuitive move that broa…

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