Cisco Executive to Join Taylor Morrison Board of Directors
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Taylor Morrison (NYSE: TMHC) has appointed Fletcher Previn, Cisco's chief information officer, to its Board of Directors effective Dec. 1, replacing William H. Lyon who is retiring. Previn brings over 20 years of experience in IT and cybersecurity from roles at Cisco, IBM, and Walmart. Additionally, the company announced its second cohort of board fellows through its Board Fellowship Program, with Citigroup Managing Director Anissa Dhouibi and Executive Coach Analiza Wolf joining in December 2024, succeeding the first cohort who completed their 18-month term in August.
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- Addition of experienced IT and cybersecurity executive to strengthen board expertise
- Continuation of Board Fellowship Program promoting diversity and fresh perspectives
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"As we look to the next evolution of our board, we feel privileged to draw upon Mr. Previn's experience in information technology and cybersecurity—critical areas to the homebuilding process that will ultimately help us better serve our future homebuyers," added Ms. Palmer.
Mr. Previn's deep tenure in driving information technology simplification and secure IT infrastructures at scale will bring critical perspective to Taylor Morrison's operations. He currently serves as chief information officer for Cisco, with previous roles held at IBM and Walmart throughout his 20+ years of experience.
"I have long been a believer in the resounding impact agile and simplified IT infrastructures can have on the employee and customer experience, and a company's overall business transformation strategy," said Mr. Previn. "Taylor Morrison is at a pivotal point in its maturation and the opportunity to leverage technology to continue creating a successful, scalable business is exciting."
Taylor Morrison's Board Fellowship Program
Additionally, Citigroup Managing Director Anissa Dhouibi and Executive Coach and HR Consultant Analiza Wolf will serve as Taylor Morrison's second cohort of board fellows as part of the homebuilder's Board Fellowship Program.
Established in 2022, Taylor Morrison's Board Fellowship Program provides underrepresented senior business leaders real world insights into the operation of a Fortune 500 company board that is expected to enhance their potential for securing formal director appointments at public companies in the future. The program has the added benefit of bringing more diverse experiences and perspectives to Taylor Morrison's board.
Ms. Dhouibi is a financial services executive whose 19-year tenure includes building, growing and managing global Quantitative Research teams across complex organizations. Currently, she serves as the global head of equities quantitative analysis for Citigroup's Markets Division. Prior to Citi, Ms. Dhouibi spent 13 years at JP Morgan Chase.
Ms. Wolf has over 25 years of experience leading organizational change across the defense, education, technology and consumer industries. Formerly a non-profit CEO, Ms. Wolf is now an executive coach and HR consultant who supports C-suite leaders at startups to Fortune 500s. Author of The Myths of Success: A Woman of Color's Guide to Leadership, she also teaches Talent Development as an Adjunct Professor at NYU Wagner School.
Ms. Dhouibi and Ms. Wolf will begin their program in December 2024 and are succeeding Taylor Morrison's first cohort of board fellows, Hannah Choi Granade and Michelle Sourie Robinson, who completed their 18-month term in August.
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