Charlotte Skawski
About Charlotte Skawski
Charlotte Skawski is the Head of Corporate and Enterprise Applications Support at MassMutual, with extensive experience in IT and management roles at The Hartford.
Title
Charlotte Skawski is the Head Of Corporate And Enterprise Applications Support at MassMutual. She leads operations in the Springfield, Massachusetts Area, ensuring accurate, current, and available systems and services.
Company
Currently, Charlotte Skawski works at MassMutual, a prominent insurance and financial services company. In her role, she has successfully led the implementation of standardized work and metrics, while managing high-performing teams that support domains such as finance, investment, enterprise, identity management, and middleware tools.
Background
Charlotte Skawski previously held numerous positions at The Hartford, where her tenure spanned from 1983 to 2016. Starting as a Developer in the Actuarial Services Division, she progressed through roles such as Business Analyst, Manager of Finance, Assistant Director of Operations & Technology, and various AVP positions in IT Program Management and Application Development. Her extensive experience at The Hartford covered responsibilities in account management, service delivery, and corporate IT.
Education and Expertise
Charlotte Skawski earned her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Connecticut, where she studied Finance, General. Her expertise spans application development, team management, metrics implementation, and operational roadmap execution. She is recognized for making IT accessible to business stakeholders and fostering cross-functional team collaboration.
Achievements
At MassMutual, Charlotte Skawski defined and executed an operational roadmap that drove strategic business value. She is known for building and managing a team of high-performing employees and vendors, supporting multiple business domains. Her leadership has focused on delivering high-quality services with a particular emphasis on system accuracy and availability.