Morgan Stanley has named its first-ever head of cloud and architecture, Insider has learned.
Bobby Gilja, a 34-year veteran of the firm, will take on the new role.
Gilja will look to drive Morgan Stanley's "cloud strategy, enablement, and adoption," according to an internal memo.
Morgan Stanley has named its first-ever head of cloud and architecture as the bank looks to increase its adoption of the tech, Insider has learned.
Bobby Gilja, a 34-year veteran of the bank who started as a developer, was tapped to lead cloud and architecture for Morgan Stanley, a newly created role.
Gilja, who previously was the chief information officer of corporate and funding technology at the bank, will drive cloud strategy, enablement, and adoption, according to an internal memo viewed by Insider that was sent Thursday by Rob Rooney, Morgan Stanley's head of technology, operations, and firm resilience.