Ralph Aceves

Ralph Aceves has a long history of working in the technology industry. Ralph began their career in 1987 as Vice-President of Financial Operations for Addison-Wesley, which was later acquired by Pearson. In 1996, they joined Informatica as Vice-President of Worldwide Operations and CIO, and was part of the team that took the company public (IPO INFA). Ralph then moved to Levient Corporation as Chief Operating Officer, where they were responsible for sales, customer success, IT and day-to-day operations, and led the acquisition of the company. In 2003, they became President and CEO of Vianeta Communications, where they developed a cloud-based health information system to reduce healthcare costs and clinical documentation errors. In 2008, they founded Ovalpath Corporation, which was later acquired by Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW). Finally, in 2020, they co-founded HackerStrike, a company that uses AI-based technology to stop ransomware and provide autonomous self-healing across all devices on the network.

Ralph Aceves attended San Jose State University from 1985-1987, where they earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance. Ralph then attended Golden Gate University, where they earned a Master of Business Administration in Marketing.