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Fannie Mae has named Gina Papush as its new Chief Data Officer. The company plays a critical role in the U.S. housing finance system. To keep up with changing market conditions, regulatory demands, and customer expectations, it needs to be able to move quickly, and that depends on good data.
Fannie Mae already has the raw material. What it needs now is someone who knows how to clean it, organize it, and make it usable across all teams. Papush has done exactly that at multiple organizations.
A Background in Making Data Work Papush is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience in business strategy, operations, and AI. She focuses on driving growth and creating value using data, analytics, and digital transformation.
She has delivered financial impact and led change in Fortune 100, mid-size, and start-up organizations across financial services, healthcare, insurance, and technology sectors. Throughout her career, Papush has generated billions of dollars in business impact through enterprise data, analytics, and AI solutions.
She’s worked at the intersection of strategy, digital technology, and operations, building and scaling teams from 100 to 1,000 people and managing investment portfolios between $100 million and $350 million.
She has also been a trusted advisor to CEOs, board members, and executive teams, known for her collaborative style and strong focus on execution. Her most recent role was at Bristol Myers Squibb, where she led global data and analytics efforts.
Her team at the company worked on ways to use AI and data science to support drug development and improve healthcare outcomes. Prior to that, she held a similar role at Evernorth, part of Cigna, where she helped the company apply data to reduce costs, improve care delivery, and drive business performance.
She’s also held leadership positions at QBE Insurance, Citigroup, and GE Capital, each time helping organizations build stronger data foundations and apply advanced analytics to everyday operations.
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