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10 Home Depot IT leaders
These ten people hold or have held IT leadership roles at The Home Depot, including its current CIO, former CIOs, the head of IT for Home Depot Canada and leaders of IT infrastructure and operations. A reader can learn how CIOs lead technology organizations in retail businesses.
Professionals to explore
01—10Angie Brown
LinkedInExperience: EVP & Chief Information Officer · The Home Depot
EVP & Chief Information Officer at The Home Depot since May 2025. Former Vice President of Technology at The Home Depot (2017–2022), listed at President/Vice President level in the Engineering and Technical department according to the profile, which also lists director leadership experience at The Home Depot.
Chris Black
LinkedInExperience: Chief Architect and Vice President, Information Technology · The Home Depot
Chief Architect and Vice President, Information Technology at The Home Depot since May 2022; the profile headline cites platform modernization, AI at scale and developing senior technical talent. Former Chief Architect (2021–2022) and former Technology Fellow (2017–2021) at The Home Depot.
Daniel Grider
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Of Technology, Head of Infrastructure & Operations · The Home Depot
Vice President Of Technology, Head of Infrastructure & Operations at The Home Depot since March 2009; the profile headline reads Vice President, Technology Infrastructure and Platform Engineering, and the profile describes responsibility for the strategy, reliability and performance of core infrastructure capabilities. Former Senior Director - Site Operations, Information Security & Disaster Recovery at eBay (2007–2009).
Fahim Siddiqui
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer · The Home Depot
Former Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer at The Home Depot (2022–2025); the profile says the role led what it calls one of the largest tech transformations in retail, modernizing core systems and scaling eCommerce to $25B+. Former Senior Vice President, Software Engineering at The Home Depot (2018–2022) and former Chief Information Officer & SVP, eCommerce & Digital at Staples (2017–2018).
Kevin Priest
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director Information Technology · The Home Depot
Senior Director Information Technology at The Home Depot since November 2025; the profile describes leading Home Depot Technology's Reliability Engineering organization and, in the Senior Director role at The Home Depot (2019–2025), leading IT Infrastructure teams. The profile also lists Director at The Home Depot (2018–2025).
Matt Carey
LinkedInExperience: EVP, Chief Information Officer · The Home Depot
Former EVP, Chief Information Officer at The Home Depot (2008–2022), former EVP Customer Experience (2022–2024) and former Advisor to the CEO (2024–2025) there. The profile cites expertise in technology infrastructure, retail systems enhancement and software development. Board Member at Genuine Parts Company since 2025 and at Chipotle Mexican Grill since 2021.
Randy Broda
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Information Systems, Chief Information Officer · The Home Depot
Former Vice President Information Systems, Chief Information Officer at The Home Depot (2009–2013), listed at Executive level according to the profile. Former Vice President, Business Solutions Services at Hudson's Bay Company (2008–2009) and former SVP at SAP Canada (2004–2008).
Victor DiRisio
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Information Technology - Leadership of I.T. for Home Depot Canada · The Home Depot Canada
Vice President Information Technology - Leadership of I.T. for Home Depot Canada at The Home Depot Canada since September 2024; the profile headline reads CIO at Home Depot Canada. Former Chief Information Officer & Executive Vice President at Home Trust Company (2018–2024) and former Chief Information Officer & EVP Supply Chain at Rexall Pharmacy Group Ltd. (2010–2017).
Wasif Awan
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Information Technology · The Home Depot
Listed as Vice President Information Technology at The Home Depot from October 2022 with no end date, while the profile headline calls it a former VP Technology role and cites enterprise platforms, SRE and reliability engineering, and data and cloud modernization. Former Vice President Ecommerce Engineering at Staples (2018–2021).
Zach Hardin
LinkedInExperience: Technology Senior Director Infrastructure Platforms · The Home Depot
Technology Senior Director Infrastructure Platforms at The Home Depot since November 2025. Former Director Of Information Technology (2022–2025) and former Sr. Manager, Systems Engineering (2018–2022) at The Home Depot. The profile describes a path at The Home Depot from Systems Engineer to Technology Director.
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's scope to your question, since CIOs and vice presidents see company-wide priorities and budgets while infrastructure and support leaders know how store and data center systems are run day to day. Check each role's dates so you know whether the person's Home Depot experience is current or from an earlier period.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a large retailer decide which store and corporate systems to modernize first?
- 02What does it take to keep infrastructure reliable across thousands of stores and distribution sites?
- 03How should a retail IT organization split work between in-house teams and outside vendors?
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