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The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Roger Cressey as Chief Information & Technology Officer and Juan Cabrera as the Vice President of Information Technology. 

ACSI President & CEO Dr. Larry Taylor believes these strategic changes will position the organization for continued optimal success. Specifically, the organization is pursuing its Vision 2030 initiatives, building out a new Global IT Platform connecting all seven ACSI global divisions with multi-currency and multi-lingual functionality.   

"We are dedicated to hiring and bolstering exceptional talent to propel ACSI forward in the realm of IT infrastructure," he shared. "We look forward to Roger and Juan’s contributions and believe their unique skillsets will best serve our member schools." 

Cressy will lead the development and execution of a global IT strategy aligned with the organization’s mission and Vision 2030 goals. He will also oversee IT governance, cybersecurity, and business systems while driving innovation and ensuring technology solutions effectively support ACSI’s global impact.  

Cressy served as the Corporate Finance Systems director at a company called Diversey working with the senior leadership team at that organization. He was also the global director and Founder of Qubix and possesses a strong background in corporate finance systems and company divestitures and acquisitions. 

Cressy shared his goals and aspirations for his new position.  

“I am delighted at the prospect of serving a dedicated team of men and woman who are globally changing education one student, one teacher, one school at a time,” Cressy said. “I am privileged to bring a wealth of multi-national experience to bear on the unique and complex challenges ACSI faces in its vision to facilitate biblical worldview education around the globe.” 

ACSI has also announced Juan Cabrera as the Vice President of Information Technology. 

Cabrera has a wealth of experience that spans project management at Young Life to serving as IT Infrastructure Manager at the United States Olympic Committee. Through these roles, he has gained deep expertise in organizational systems, IT infrastructure, and cross-functional team leadership, equipping him to drive strategic technology initiatives in complex environments. 

In his role, Cabrera will be responsible for overseeing daily IT operations and advancing the organization’s global technology strategy. This position plays a critical part in ensuring security, reliability, and performance of IT systems while aligning technology initiatives with organizational growth. 

ACSI President & CEO Dr. Larry Taylor shared how these changes are a part of ACSI’s strategic Vision 2030.  

"We remain committed to advancing the gospel,” he said. “These efforts will enhance ACSI’s ability to provide quality, Christ-centered resources to thousands of Christian educators across the globe.”