Modere Appoints Christopher Beck as Chief Technology Officer

Modere, a global, live-clean lifestyle essentials brand, has appointed Christopher Beck as the company’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO). 

 

Beck has more than 25 years of IT expertise. He most recently served as Global Head of IT, Enterprise Systems & PMO at Harry’s since 2018. As CTO, he will lead initiatives to deliver tech-enabled customer experiences across all channels.

 

“I’ve been impressed by the depth of customer-first focus at all levels of the Modere organization,” said Beck. “Under Asma’s leadership as CEO, the business has transformed with attention to detail instilled across functions and customer touchpoints. I look forward to working with her and the entire Modere team to further enhance and innovate their technical systems to support a continued commitment to provide an exceptional customer experience across channels.”

 

In addition to Harry’s, Beck has deployed and directed enterprise-level IT systems for Tapestry (Coach, Stuart Weitzman, Kate Spade) and Merrill Lynch. Beck’s leadership enabled those businesses to rapidly scale and streamline processes to improve the customer experience while increasing productivity, growing revenue and reducing costs, according to Modere. 

 

“As an omnichannel consumer brand, we know IT is critical to delivering our customers a seamless experience across channels,” said Modere CEO Asma Ishaq. “We are excited to welcome Christopher to the Modere team as we continue executing our strategic growth plan, meeting our customers where they are and further strengthening our market leadership. His breadth of knowledge, experience, creativity and team-building expertise will ensure that we continue to provide an unparalleled customer experience in delivering on our mission to improve wellbeing one household at a time.”

 

Beck is a member of the Board of Directors of Latino Professionals, the nonprofit organization for the development of global latino leaders, and will continue to advocate for diversity and inclusion across Modere, including within technology and IT. He has a bachelor of arts degree from Ramapo College and a master’s in science degree in executive technology management from Columbia University.