Baker Tilly announces new National Director of Information Technology
Waterloo, ON — Baker Tilly in Canada is pleased to announce that Andrés Eulacio has joined the network as National Director of Information Technology.
With more than 15 years of progressive experience in enterprise technology leadership, cloud architecture and cybersecurity governance, Andrés will lead the strategic direction and optimization of our national technology platforms.
In this role, Andrés will oversee initiatives that enhance security, scalability and collaboration across Baker Tilly’s federated network, supporting seamless digital integration and future-ready infrastructure. His focus includes modernizing systems, strengthening cybersecurity resilience, and advancing responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as AI.
“Technology is most powerful when it enables people to work together in meaningful ways. I’m proud to join a network that recognizes the importance of secure, innovative and accessible digital capabilities — and I look forward to driving progress that benefits both our clients and our teams.”
Eulacio has successfully led large-scale modernization projects within professional services, managed services, and the oil and gas sector — aligning technology investments with business goals while ensuring compliance and operational resilience. He is known for his collaborative approach to leadership, building high-performing teams and strong stakeholder relationships that support measurable outcomes.
“Andrés brings a thoughtful balance of technical expertise, strategic vision and people-first leadership,” says Ben Lloyd, CEO, Baker Tilly in Canada. “His experience will play a critical role in helping us advance our technology strategy and deliver secure, scalable solutions for the future. We are pleased to welcome him to the team.”
Baker Tilly remains focused on investing in forward-thinking leadership that strengthens operational excellence and delivers client-centered innovation — supporting Canadian businesses in navigating an increasingly complex digital landscape.
Now, for tomorrow.