Nick Tzitzon has spent nearly three decades at the intersection of business, technology, and government. As Vice Chairman of enterprise AI leader ServiceNow, an S&P 100 company, he serves as senior operator and advisor to Chairman and CEO Bill McDermott and leads the company's AI Institute.

Throughout his career, Nick has championed workplace cultures built on ambition, empathy, and respect. He leads initiatives that destigmatize mental health at work and infuse levity into stale business environments. His leadership philosophy centers on the belief that organizational performance and human wellbeing are inseparable, and that responsible AI innovation requires both technical excellence and deep ethical commitment.

Before joining ServiceNow in 2020, Nick served in executive roles at SAP SE, Europe's most valuable technology company, ultimately serving as Executive Vice President and member of the Global Leadership Team. Earlier in his career, he was a management consultant advising healthcare, energy, and public sector clients on strategy and transformation.

Nick began his career in public service, including roles at the U.S. Department of Justice's $3 billion programs division and on the staffs of two U.S. Secretaries of Health and Human Services (Tommy G. Thompson and Michael O. Leavitt), as well as Massachusetts Governors Mitt Romney and Paul Cellucci.

An honors graduate of Suffolk University and United States Senate Youth Scholar, Nick is a member of the Board of Trustees of City Year, Voices for National Service, and the American Hellenic Institute. He is a below-average tennis player, an above-average food lover, and claims to have a good sense of humor.