Amy (Struck) Witzke
About Amy (Struck) Witzke
Amy (Struck) Witzke is an Enterprise Architect at Chevron, specializing in downstream operations with extensive experience in IT strategy, architecture, and global eBusiness.
Company
Amy Witzke currently works at Chevron, a global leader in the oil and gas industry, as an Enterprise Architect within the Downstream sector. This involves designing and managing the IT architecture to support Chevron's extensive downstream operations including refining, distribution, and retail.
Title and Responsibilities
Amy Witzke holds the title of Enterprise Architect, Downstream at Chevron. In this role, she led the development of a Downstream Target Architecture aimed at establishing application standards and ensuring consistent information architecture. Additionally, she developed a Customer and Sales Management IT Strategy to streamline applications and reduce costs while maintaining strategic business alignment.
Education and Expertise
Amy studied at The Union Institute and University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from 1995 to 1997. She has diverse expertise ranging from multi-channel, multi-segment product development to vendor management and healthcare. Amy also specializes in Business Relationship Management and Change Management, ensuring that technology strategies align with business needs.
Professional Background
Amy Witzke's professional background spans several roles and industries. Prior to her current role, she worked as Manager of IT Strategy and Architecture, Global Lubricants at Chevron from 2009 to 2011. From 2000 to 2009, she served as Global eBusiness Manager, among other roles, at Chevron's Global Lubricants division. Her early career includes positions as Associate Principal at Tier and Associate Negotiator at both First Health and Healthcare Compare. Amy’s extensive experience includes global CRM and eBusiness operations.
Achievements in IT Strategy
Throughout her career, Amy Witzke has proven her capability in delivering measurable business value by aligning technology strategy with business needs. Notably, she led the development of a Downstream Target Architecture and a Customer and Sales Management IT Strategy at Chevron. She has a strong history of managing IT initiatives that support business units such as Retail Products, Lubricants, Manufacturing, Supply and Trading, and Chemicals.