Amy Bogac named Chief Information Security Officer at Baker Tilly

Baker Tilly named Amy Bogac as Chief Information Security Officer, effective January 13, 2025. She previously served as CISO for Elevate Textiles and reports to Baker Tilly's Chief Risk Officer and General Counsel.

According to the release, Bogac will oversee the information security strategy and operations of Baker Tilly and safeguard the firm's systems and data. The company says she will also lead its governance, risk and compliance initiatives, aligning security practices with the firm's goals. The release identifies the Chief Risk Officer and General Counsel to whom Bogac reports as Theresa Meiners.

In her post at Elevate Textiles, Bogac oversaw security for 86 companies at 106 sites with 15,000 employees, according to the release. Her industry experience covers retail, consumer goods and manufacturing, the company's announcement says.

According to the profile, she has built security programs based on National Institute of Standards and Technology guidance for global public companies subject to HIPAA and the Sarbanes–Oxley Act. The profile says Bogac is an active mentor with Women in Cybersecurity and is dedicated to developing IT and cybersecurity leaders.

Baker Tilly describes itself as an advisory, tax and assurance firm serving clients in major regions of the U.S. and in financial centers including Chicago, London and New York. The release says Baker Tilly US, LLP provides attest services to clients as a licensed independent CPA firm. Tax and business advisory services are provided to clients by Baker Tilly Advisory Group, LP and its subsidiaries, according to the company. According to the company, both entities belong as independent members to Baker Tilly International, which is a worldwide network of independent firms in accounting and business advisory with 43,000 professionals across 141 territories and combined worldwide revenue of $5.2 billion.