Lecturer
Shared Lecturer Suite: SB2 324 - for office hours only
MBA, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA 1989
BA, Hiram College, Hiram, OH 1980
Building Trusted Relationships With Business Partners, Customers and Vendors
Digital Transformation
AI, BOTs, Robotic Process automation
Achieving Growth and Profit Objectives Through Effective Use of Technology
Aligning Business and IT Strategy Using ROI-based Prioritization
Leveraging Data Analytics to Uncover Business Opportunities
Developing Innovative Solutions and User Experiences That Drive Business Growth
Designing & Optimizing Organizations
Delivering High-Impact Initiatives On Time, On Budget, On Schedule
Advanced Cyber Threat Protection
Acquisitions
Lecturer
Shared Lecturer Suite: SB2 324 - for office hours only
Building Trusted Relationships With Business Partners, Customers and Vendors
Digital Transformation
AI, BOTs, Robotic Process automation
Achieving Growth and Profit Objectives Through Effective Use of Technology
Aligning Business and IT Strategy Using ROI-based Prioritization
Leveraging Data Analytics to Uncover Business Opportunities
Developing Innovative Solutions and User Experiences That Drive Business Growth
Designing & Optimizing Organizations
Delivering High-Impact Initiatives On Time, On Budget, On Schedule
Advanced Cyber Threat Protection
Acquisitions
In his role at Mercury General Corporation, headquartered in Southern California, Allan Lubitz establishes the company’s enterprise technology and digital transformation vision. He leads the company’s investments in customer solutions, new product technology, data analytics tools, software systems, global IT operations, cyber risk management, information security, business continuity, innovation and tech R&D.
Previously, Allan held executive positions at H&R Block, First American Financial, Experian, TRW and Ditech. He has started and run two companies, consulted at a Fortune 100 company and spoken to industry and university audiences.
Allan currently serves on the University of California–Irvine (UCI) CIO Roundtable and previously chaired the Mortgage Banking Association’s Technology Board. He serves on several Advisory Boards including UCI’s Center for Digital Transformation, Guidewire and Hyland. He is a past board member of several non-profit organizations including the Orange County School of the Arts, the Pacific Symphony and the Foundation for Philanthropy. He received the Henry W. Bloch National Award for Community Service.