Angie Kalaytowicz’s Path to Fulfillment

Tina-Schuricht • May 14, 2025

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About Angie Kalaytowicz

Angie Kalaytowicz is the Vice President of Information Technology at Taylor Corporation , where she leads transformative initiatives that drive digital innovation and operational excellence. Passionate about leveraging technology to solve complex problems and create business value, Angie is recognized as a visionary and collaborative leader committed to continuous improvement and fostering a culture of innovation and excellence.

Before transitioning to the printing industry, Angie amassed over a decade of experience in healthcare IT, where she held diverse roles that shaped her well-rounded perspective in technology. At UnitedHealth Group, she led critical projects that optimized IT operations, enhanced customer engagement, and implemented cutting-edge solutions. Her leadership consistently delivered exceptional results in operating efficiency, positioning her as a strong and influential leader in tech.

Angie’s unique ability to bridge strategic vision with practical execution has made her a sought-after speaker and mentor. Outside of her professional work, she enjoys biking, spending time with family and her goldendoodle puppy, reading, and playing violin in local community orchestras.

 

Reach out if you want to learn more about how coaching can help you navigate your path to fulfillment.

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