Costa Kladianos is in his fourth season as Executive Vice President, Head of Technology for the
San Francisco 49ers and Levi's Stadium. In his role, he oversees all business technology
functions, including strategizing and executing initiatives that engage fans, generating revenue,
and improving internal work efficiencies. His team manages the organization's IT, cyber security,
enterprise applications, and other technology projects.

Costa Kladianos is in his fourth season as Executive Vice President, Head of Technology for the
San Francisco 49ers and Levi's Stadium. In his role, he oversees all business technology
functions, including strategizing and executing initiatives that engage fans, generating revenue,
and improving internal work efficiencies. His team manages the organization's IT, cyber security,
enterprise applications, and other technology projects.

Kladianos is responsible for maintaining Levi's Stadium's reputation as one of the most
technologically advanced stadiums in the NFL. A true example of innovation in the heart of
Silicon Valley, the venue delivers world-class Wi-Fi, mobile connectivity, IPTV, digital displays,
HD scoreboards and videoboards, and paperless ticketing. The building is equipped with over
400 miles of data cable, including 70 miles of cable to support in-stadium Wi-Fi. There are also
more than 1,300 Wi-Fi access points supporting 2.4 and 5GHz channels and the most current
wireless standard including 802.11ac. Wi-Fi is accessible in every location throughout the venue
and is free to all.

Prior to joining the 49ers, Kladianos held several technology positions in the sports industry.
Most recently, he served as Vice President, Innovation and Technology for Canlan Sports in
Toronto, Canada. Before that, he was the Head of Technology for both the Canadian Football
League (CFL) and Tennis Canada. At Tennis Canada, he was responsible for launching the
first-ever Tech and Tennis Day Conference hosted at the 125th
women's Rogers Cup
Tournament, which brought together some of the biggest names in technology, media and
sports to discuss the role of technology and innovation in sports.

Outside of work, Kladianos is a mentor for the Future of Sport Lab and sits on the technology
advisory board for the Association of Luxury Suite Directors.
Originally from Toronto, Canada, Kladianos holds a BS in Computer Engineering from York
University in Toronto. He is an avid fisherman and currently resides in Santa Clara, CA with his
wife and son.