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Moody’s Corporation Appoints Christina Kosmowski as CEO of Moody’s Analytics

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Moody’s Corporation has announced that Christina Kosmowski will take over as Chief Executive Officer of Moody’s Analytics in June. Kosmowski joins the firm with nearly 30 years of experience in the enterprise technology sector, having previously held senior leadership positions at several major global firms. Her expertise lies in scaling high-growth businesses and implementing customer success models within data-rich environments and AI-driven platforms.

Most recently, Kosmowski served as CEO of LogicMonitor, where she managed the company’s global expansion and growth strategy. Her career also includes a significant tenure at Slack as Chief Customer Officer, where she oversaw the scale of go-to-market organisations as the company reached $1 billion in revenue. Additionally, she spent 15 years at Salesforce as a founding member of their customer success organisation, eventually leading a business unit with $4 billion in revenue.

In her new role, Kosmowski will leverage her background in innovation and customer partnerships to lead the Moody’s Analytics division. Beyond her executive experience, she holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University and serves on several boards, including Nasuni and the Operator Collective. Her appointment is intended to drive business outcomes as Moody’s continues to navigate industry shifts in enterprise technology and artificial intelligence.

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