Nationwide Welcomes Michael Carrel as New Chief Technology Officer
December 5, 2025 - 23:35
Nationwide CEO Kirt Walker announced today the appointment of Michael Carrel as the new Chief Technology Officer for the Fortune 100 company. Carrel takes over from Jim Fowler, who is set to join Lumen Technologies as Chief Technology and Product Officer starting in January 2026.
In his new role, Carrel will be instrumental in driving Nationwide's technology strategy and innovation as the company approaches its centennial year. Walker expressed confidence in Carrel's leadership and vision, emphasizing the importance of technology in delivering exceptional service to customers and enhancing operational efficiency.
Carrel brings extensive experience in the technology sector, having held various leadership positions that focused on digital transformation and strategic development. His expertise is expected to play a crucial role in advancing Nationwide's technological capabilities and ensuring the company remains competitive in an evolving marketplace.
As Nationwide gears up for its 100th anniversary, the leadership transition marks a significant step toward strengthening its commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions.
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