With more than 20 years managing multi-million-dollar enterprise technology projects, Eddie Gonzalez Loumiet is an award-winning information technology executive, mentor, and recognized speaker. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board and Owner of Ruvos, a leading data, security, and cloud computing company that partners with national and international organizations to deliver innovative solutions for public health, healthcare, and beyond.

Eddie recently completed a special deployment with the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL), where he served as Senior Advisor for Informatics Strategy. In this role, he focused on strengthening critical public health infrastructure and advancing modernization efforts for AIMS (APHL Informatics Messaging Services), helping shape the future of national data integration and resilience.

In addition to his work in technology and public health, Eddie is the Chair-elect of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, where he drives initiatives like industry councils that foster collaboration, innovation, and economic growth across key sectors.

As the former CEO of Ruvos (previously Uber Operations), Eddie led the company’s strategic growth, expanding from a team of five to more than 115 employees while building lasting partnerships and supplier relationships that positioned the company to thrive in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

Earlier in his career, Eddie served as a Senior Project Manager at Stanford International Bank in Antigua, overseeing major technology implementations across multiple countries, including Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, Mexico, and Canada.

A Cuban-American born in Miami, Eddie holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Computer Information Systems from Loyola University New Orleans and an Executive MBA from the University of Miami. Fluent in English and Spanish with a working knowledge of Portuguese, he has traveled to more than 20 countries for business.

Eddie is an advocate for early childhood education and small business, frequently sharing insights on entrepreneurship, technology, and leadership at industry events. He has also served as an adjunct professor at Florida A&M University and Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health.

Recognized as one of Florida’s top entrepreneurs under 40, Eddie has been profiled in Hispanic Executive magazine for his contributions to healthcare technology. He resides in Tallahassee with his wife Jessica, who works in Admissions at Maclay School, and their children, Raquel (14) and Meyer (11).