Jeannie de Guzman
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Jeannie de Guzman drives change from the executive suite as COO of 1Password, leading major F1 Academy sponsorships and creating pathways for women in motorsports.
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Supporting Alisha Palmowski goes far beyond a sponsorship… It’s about helping shape a more inclusive future and showing young women that they don’t just have a place here — they have a path forward.
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Jeannie de Guzman blazed a trail not behind the wheel, but in the executive suite, proving that women can drive change in motorsports from any seat in the house.
EARLY YEARS
Unfortunately, details about Jeannie’s early years remain elusive—no birthdate, hometown, or family background information is currently available in public records.
OTHER INTERESTS
Information about her hobbies and interests outside of her professional work has not been documented in available sources.
EARLY SUCCESS
While her path to motorsports didn’t begin with go-karts or racing circuits, Jeannie found her way to the top of the corporate ladder at 1Password, a Canadian cybersecurity company that would become a major player in supporting women’s racing development.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2025: Served as Chief Operating Officer of 1Password during the company’s major sponsorship of F1 Academy driver Alisha Palmowski[1][2][3].
- 2025: Led corporate initiatives supporting female racing development through 1Password’s partnership with Red Bull Racing’s women’s program[1][3].
INSPIRATIONS
No specific personal inspirations or mentors have been documented in available sources.
REPUTATION
Jeannie has earned recognition as a powerful advocate for women in motorsports, using her executive position to create meaningful change. She’s known for her sharp understanding that representation matters, whether in tech or on the track. Her approach goes beyond traditional sponsorship—she’s committed to building actual pathways for women’s advancement. As she put it, “Supporting Alisha Palmowski goes far beyond a sponsorship… It’s about helping shape a more inclusive future and showing young women that they don’t just have a place here — they have a path forward”[3]. Her leadership style embraces bold confidence, particularly when it comes to female-led design and branding initiatives in racing[2].
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
While specific personal future plans haven’t been documented, 1Password under her operational leadership remains committed to its motorsports partnerships and female talent development programs beyond 2025[1][3].
References:
Three Magazine – 1Password Motorsports Partnership Coverage
Toronto Guardian – Female Leadership in Racing Technology
Autosport – F1 Academy Sponsorship Announcement
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