Current Role
CISO at Vestis
Chief Information Security Officer
Joe Marroquin is the Chief Information Security Officer for Vestis which recently was spun from Aramark as a stand alone uniform's company into its own NYSE traded corporation. Vestis is a multibillion dollar uniform services provider to clients in areas including education, healthcare, business, hospitality, and leisure. It operates in North America (United States and Canada) with manufacturing in Mexico and textiles sourcing from the Asia Pacific region.
A summary of Joe Marroquin's career, associations, and community work
Meet Joe Marroquin
If you know me or want to know me, please feel free to contact me
Contact Joe Marroquin
Spam phasers are set to stun
Latest Activity
Joe Marroquin's Latest Activity
Join us for an engaging panel discussion that explores the intersection of diversity, equity, inclusion, and leadership in today’s evolving
March 10-12, 2024. Create Lions, Not Gazelles: Expecting more from your Teams We will discuss the most pressing Technology and
December 4, 2023. Speakers: Session moderator: Mike Mason Joe Marroquin- CISO – Vestis Nelly Nauman, CISO - Parexel Rob Martin
Visit Executive Points of View
Executive Points of View is a Leadership Video Series Co-created by Joe Marroquin and Grant Shih. The series features short 5-10 minute hard hitting episodes on relevant topics that impact the C-Suite and Corporate Boards.
Joe Marroquin is the Co-creator of the video series Executive Points of View
Executive Points of View
Executive Points of View features hard hitting commentary relevant to C-Suite & Board Executives
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Operation Santa
Christmas gifts for Georgia children of deployed servicemembers
A long time ago, I deployed to the other side of the world. I'm not a hero, but, when I returned, I was a Veteran of Foreign Wars. Sometimes for a little while, I don a peculiar looking garrison cap and then for the briefest of moments, I get to walk among Titans. Operation Santa provides toys to children of deployed service members who can't spend the holidays with their kids. The charity was started by a hero and great comrade of mine who is sadly no longer with us. His vision was to brighten up the lives of children when they have a parent who can't be with them for the holidays. Please consider supporting VFW Post's 12002 Operation Santa 501(C3) Charity which furnishes toys to the children of deployed Georgia servicemembers who are many times in harm's way. This charity has no employees and 100% of donations go to buying presents. Distribution is done by VFW veterans free of charge or expense.
Select Joe Marroquin Speeches and Published Works
Speaking and Publishing
Over the years, I've had the honor to speak before distinct audiences and the pleasure to write a few pieces.
It's a big world out there and our time here is limited. Make the most of it!
Traveling and Diving
I have been fortunate enough to travel to over 100 Countries. Here is a tiny sampling of some of what I've seen.
A month-long photo safari through the South African countries of South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe where we were fortunate enough to see the Big 5 over Etosha, Caprivi, the Okavango, Victoria Falls, and the African Bush. Towards the end, we were tired and felt dirty so we just checked into the 5 diamond lodge for seven days and were pampered – Haute Cuisine!!
A fantastic twenty day five country trip through Italy, Albania, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Greece that culminated in Athens for 2004 Olympics. Note: I've been to Istanbul multiple times so some of those pictures might be from different trips. What can I say, Constantinople beacons me. It's a gorgeous city and I keep going back.
The Asia-Pacific region is filled with so much culture, history, and natural beauty that it's almost indescribable. I've had a chance to visit the region several times and each one is unforgettable for different reasons. Thailand was one of the few countries in the region that avoided colonization. They did so by assimilating European cultural concepts into their own culture and by trading with both French and British merchants.
