Lori Beer

Global Chief Information Officer · JPMorgan Chase

Banking and Financial ServicesNew York, NY

Global Chief Information Officer of JPMorgan Chase since September 2017, responsible for its technology systems and infrastructure worldwide, with a budget of $19.8 billion and about 65,000 technologists. She joined the firm in 2014 from WellPoint. JPMorgan Chase ranked No. 12 on the 2026 Fortune 500.

Last reviewed: Oct 1, 2026

Lori Beer

Global Chief Information Officer JPMorgan Chase

Last Reviewed: October 1, 2026

Executive Summary

Lori Beer runs technology for JPMorgan Chase as its Global Chief Information Officer, a role she has held since September 2017, and sits on the Operating Committee. She is responsible for the firm’s technology systems and infrastructure worldwide, managing a $19.8 billion budget and about 65,000 technologists supporting its retail, wholesale and asset and wealth management businesses. She joined the firm in 2014 from the health insurer WellPoint and was CIO of the Corporate & Investment Bank before taking the firmwide role. JPMorgan Chase ranked No. 12 on the 2026 Fortune 500.

Career Highlights

  • Global Chief Information Officer of JPMorgan Chase since September 2017.
  • Chief Information Officer of the Corporate & Investment Bank.
  • Executive Vice President, Specialty Businesses and Information Technology at WellPoint.
  • Named to the CIO 100 Hall of Fame.

Professional Journey

Beer earned a Bachelor of Science in computer science at the University of Dayton. At WellPoint, Inc. she was Executive Vice President of Specialty Businesses and Information Technology, responsible for a $10 billion business unit including WellPoint’s specialty products.

She joined JPMorgan Chase in 2014 and was Chief Information Officer of the Corporate & Investment Bank before becoming the firm’s Chief Information Officer in September 2017.

She co-chairs the Teach for America New York Advisory Board, is a trustee of the University of Cincinnati Foundation, and has endowed scholarships at the Universities of Cincinnati and Dayton to increase diversity in STEM careers.

Education

University of Dayton

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science