Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer
Tasker Generes
CHICAGO
A veteran technology and transformation executive, Tasker spent thirteen years at a global technology company rotating deliberately through nearly every division—consulting, engineering, process design, change leadership, and executive roles—learning how organizations actually work from every seat inside one. He has spent the decades since applying that same discipline at larger scale, across blockchain governance, federal transportation infrastructure, and global enterprise software.
At a global enterprise software company, he spent ten years designing the digital transformation strategies that helped grow the company from a $1 billion to a $13 billion market capitalization during his tenure. He served as a board member for a blockchain technology company from 2022 to 2025, and holds 87 claims across six patents—three granted, three pending—spanning asset and configuration management, AI, IoT, blockchain, and quantum convergence. A World Economic Forum speaker on the Future of Work, his strategic frameworks have delivered measurable ROI across Fortune 500 companies.
Since joining Lauruse in 2025, Tasker has expanded the firm's capability from operational excellence into digital and strategic transformation. He works with CEOs and boards on the risks that sit between functions, where no single executive is looking.
Tasker was writing about the sentient enterprise in 2018 and building business stability in 2020—both before boards had the vocabulary for either.
Seeing a shift that early is rare. Advising boards on what to do about it, fast enough to matter, is rarer. At Lauruse, Tasker closes that gap for every boardroom he advises.
