Johanna Goderre

Johanna L. Goderre is a seasoned IT and health data security expert with over 20 years of experience leading large-scale technology, surveillance, and security initiatives across government and public health sectors. She specializes in designing and managing enterprise data systems, overseeing cybersecurity compliance, and leading high-stakes informatics projects that enhance national health security. Johanna has led the development of the NCI’s National Childhood Cancer Registry cloud-native Data Platforms that securely integrates registry and real-world data sources, ensuring robust interoperability and compliance with federal security mandates.

Previously, Johanna directed analysis and business strategy for major federal health IT programs, where she managed multi-million-dollar contracts and advised on policy, data privacy, and risk management. Her background in project management, IT architecture, and federal compliance has been instrumental in advancing secure data-sharing frameworks and surveillance technologies. She holds a Master of Public Health with a focus on informatics and GIS applications, and is adept at driving Agile methodologies in complex environments.

Committed to leveraging technology for national security and public health resilience, Johanna continues to influence federal data strategy through her expertise in analytics, cloud security, and surveillance informatics.