Centene Corp. announced that Bradley Bolivar will assume the role of chief information officer effective Aug. 31, 2026. Bolivar succeeds Brian LeClaire, who is slated to retire by the end of October 2026.
Bolivar brings nearly three decades of technology leadership across financial services, media and consulting. At Fannie Mae, he served as CIO, overseeing enterprise technology strategy, including application development, infrastructure, cybersecurity, data, artificial intelligence and workplace technology.
CEO Sarah M. London said Bolivar’s “proven ability to solve complex technology challenges will position Centene to deliver simpler, better health experiences and improved outcomes for the nation’s most underserved populations.” Bolivar added that he is “honored to join Centene at such an important moment for the industry” and looks forward to building on the existing technology foundation.
Centene, based in St. Louis, focuses on government‑sponsored and commercial health programs for under‑insured and uninsured individuals, serving Medicaid, Medicare and Marketplace members. The leadership change underscores the company's emphasis on strengthening its technology platform to support its mission of improving community health outcomes.
