Eric F. G. Wilson is Raley’s Sr. Vice President & Chief Information Officer. Eric provides Technology vision and leadership for Raley’s. He oversees, directs and executes the overall Technology strategy, operations and staff administration for the Raley’s Information Technology department. He is responsible for the conception, development, implementation, and management of Raley’s Enterprise technology strategy.

Eric brings to the company, 25 years of global IT operations experience. Before joining Raley’s, He was most recently Senior Vice President & Chief Technology Officer at Fusionstorm, a technology services company. Prior to that, he served as Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer at Philip Services Corporation a multi-national industrial services, laboratory and engineering services company with over $3 billion in annual revenues. Eric also held several IT management positions at Dofasco, an integrated materials manufacturer with over $2.7 Billion in annual sales. There he served as General Manager, Information Technology Services at Dofasco, Inc.

Eric is currently a member of SBC Communications Inc. Board of Advisors, Perry Johnson Registrars’ Advisory Board and serves on the boards of several technology companies. Eric graduated with honors from the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada. He holds an Honors Bachelor’s degree in computer science and business administration.

Philip Cardman, is an attorney with special expertise in general corporate and commercial law, international law and intellectual property matters.

Cardman served as vice president, general counsel and secretary for Objective Systems Integrators, makers of network management software. At OSI, he started the company's legal function and also managed its human resources and information systems operations.

Before OSI Cardman was vice president of business development, general counsel and secretary for Convex Computer Corp., makers of mini-supercomputers. Cardman spent eight years at Tandem Computers, including 3 1/2 years in London, and five years at Intel Corp. He began his career in private law practice at Pettit & Martin in San Francisco.

Cardman earned his bachelor's degree in English literature and drama from Washington University and his juris doctor (J.D.) degree from Duke University.