New and returning leaders seated at April 9 virtual Board meeting; Finance Committee appointments announced
Washington, D.C. — April 9, 2026 — The Cyber Risk Institute (CRI) today announced the seating of its newly elected Board members, effective April 9, 2026, following a virtual Board meeting. These leaders were elected by their peers and will serve two-year terms, reinforcing CRI’s mission to advance globally harmonized cyber, technology, and artificial intelligence risk-management standards for the global financial sector.
The newly seated Board members join a highly esteemed group of financial-services leaders representing banks, financial market utilities, industry service providers, and trade associations from across the global ecosystem.
The following Board members were seated by membership tier and category:
- Tier 1: Nicole Clement, Bank of America (returning)
- Tier 2: Jenne Griffin, PNC (newly seated)
- Tier 3: Jim Cebula, Citizens Bank (returning)
- Tier 4: Patricia Voight, Webster Bank (newly seated)
- Industry Service Provider: Jen Buckner, Mastercard (returning)
- Financial Market Utility: Philip Martin, Coinbase (returning)
- Trade Associations:
- JD Denning, FS-ISAC (returning)
- Kristin Royster, Bank Policy Institute (newly seated)
- At-Large (Non-U.S. Headquartered Entity): Davinder Rodey, Mizuho (newly seated)
“CRI’s strength has always come from industry leadership driving practical, globally relevant standards,” said Josh Magri, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of CRI. “We are grateful to our returning Board members for their continued service and excited to welcome new directors whose perspectives will further strengthen CRI’s ability to translate regulatory expectations into actionable, sector-specific guidance.”
Brad Manganello, Chair of the CRI Board of Directors, added, “The depth and diversity of expertise represented on this Board is a reflection of CRI’s role in advancing practical, industry-driven standards that strengthen resilience across the financial sector. These leaders bring first-hand experience navigating cyber risk, operational resilience, and emerging technologies at scale, and their stewardship will be critical as CRI continues to expand its global impact.”
In addition, CRI announced appointments to the Finance Committee of the Board. CRI Vice Chair, Phil Collett, American Express; Jen Buckner, Mastercard; and Tim Cuddihy, DTCC;have been appointed to the committee, where they will support financial oversight, sustainability planning, and organizational stewardship.
CRI’s Board of Directors plays a critical role in guiding the organization’s strategic direction, overseeing standards development, and representing the diverse voices of its global membership.
For more information about CRI and its Board of Directors, visit https://cyberriskinstitute.org/board-of-directors/.
About CRI (Cyber Risk Institute):
CRI is a not-for-profit, member-driven, standards development organization, dedicated to providing financial institutions with a comprehensive view of risk by connecting threats to mitigating controls and associated compliance expectations. Our mission is to advance the development and harmonization of cybersecurity, technology, and AI risk management standards for the financial services industry. We do this through our products - CRI Profile, Cloud Profile, and FS AI RMF – member engagement, and an ecosystem of globally known tool providers and consulting firms.
Media Contact:
Emily Beam
Emily.Beam@cyberriskinstitute.org
For Immediate Release
){kind=icon}