Name: Arizona Digital Government Summit 2018
Start: 2018-05-15T08:00
Location: Hyatt Regency Phoenix

Overview

Government Technology’s passion is helping spread best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector. The Arizona Digital Government Summit is designed to do just that. The summit has an advisory board that gathers public sector and private sector leaders to create an agenda designed to make that passion relevant and actionable to the state and local government organizations attending the summit. Participants tell us they use inspirational keynotes, leadership discussions, networking breaks, and timely topics discussed in the numerous breakout sessions to help advance the goals of their organizations and their own career paths.

Topics Include:

Navigating the Cyber Landscape
Smarter Communities and IoT
Optimizing the Workforce and Workplace of Tomorrow
The Power of Citizen Digital Engagement
Cloud Migration: Moving Out of the Fog and into the Cloud
Data Driven Decision Making
Transformative Change Initiatives – How to Thrive not just Survive!
Legacy Systems Replacement
“Measurably Better” – Leveraging Your Data
Blockchain 101

A message from our Keynote Speaker

From modernization of applications to data security, we will be tackling many technology issues of interest and we hope you will attend our upcoming event. You’ll be able to ask questions, gain insight and learn new strategies from masters of the tech industry. This is an event you won’t want to miss -- I look forward to seeing you there!

- Morgan Reed, Chief Information Officer, Arizona Department of Administration, State of Arizona

Speakers

Anthony Huey - Keynote

President, Reputation Management Associates

Anthony Huey has 20 years of experience in editorial management, media relations, marketing communications and business strategy. His career roots started in magazine journalism and evolved into an executive speech coach, crisis management specialist and media relations consultant.
Anthony owns Reputation Management Associates, one of the nation’s leading communications training and crisis consulting companies. He has presented more than 1,400 presentations in his career and has had articles published in magazines and newsletters across the nation.
He has assisted various Fortune 500 companies, including Nike, Victoria’s Secret, Eli Lilly, Ashland Inc., and hundreds of other companies and organizations across North America.

H. James Dallas - Keynote

Author, Speaker, Consultant, Change Agent

James Dallas is an accomplished senior executive with extensive experience as an agent of change in large domestic and international corporate settings. James has successfully implemented more than 10 transformational and turnaround initiatives, 30 acquisition integrations, five centers of excellence and three innovation centers. He has more than 30 years of experience in general management and business operations roles, as well as Chief Information Officer positions. The majority of his career has been focused on bridging the gap between strategy and execution, using IT both strategically and entrepreneurially, in addition to leadership development. He has been named one of the most powerful black men in corporate America several times in his career by Black Enterprise and Savoy magazines. He currently serves on several boards, including KeyCorp, Capella Education Company, WellCare Health Plans, Grady Memorial Hospital and The Atlanta Community Food Bank. James recently authored the popular book Mastering the Challenges of Leading Change: Inspire the People and Succeed Where Others Fail, for which he was named a Silver Medalist for the 2016 Georgia Author of the Year Award by the Georgia Writers Association. In 2013, he founded J. Dallas & Associates, a change management company that assists businesses leaders, nonprofits and governmental agencies achieve the organizational alignment needed to successfully implement transformational change.

Dana Berchman

Chief Digital Officer, Office of Digital Government, City of Gilbert

Dana Berchman is the Chief Digital Officer in Gilbert, Arizona, where she manages all internal and external communications, public relations, marketing and digital government initiatives. She leads a digital team responsible for developing forward-thinking policies on social media, digital communications, web initiatives and other tools to better serve the public. Previously, she worked at Arizona State University where she taught Journalism and Public Policy courses and handled media relations. Dana also spent six years working as a producer and director at MTV and two years as a producer and writer for Andrea Mitchell at MSNBC, both in New York City. Dana earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Arizona State University and her Master’s Degree in Journalism and Public Affairs from American University.

Hardik Bhatt

Leader, Smart Cities & Mobility Verticals, World Wide Public Sector – State & Local Governments, Amazon

Hardik Bhatt is a business leader with tremendous acumen in both strategy and execution for large growth and transformations. He has moved seamlessly between the private and public sectors.
As leader of Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) Smart Cities and mobility businesses, Hardik is responsible for helping state and local governments become more efficient, effective, accessible, and competitive by optimizing the cloud, data analytics, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and more.
In 2015, Governor Bruce Rauner recruited Hardik as the Chief Digital Officer for Illinois. In two years, he brought Illinois from the bottom four to the top third in national digital rankings, and pioneered the state’s Smart State and block chain initiatives. In addition to managing Illinois’ $1 billion technology investment, Hardik was responsible for building its digital economy strategy.
As a senior director for Cisco, he led global business development for Cisco’s Smart Cities and IoT businesses, working in 40 global cities in 19 countries. Hardik also served as CIO of the City of Chicago under Mayor Richard M. Daley’s administration, and as a consultant with Oracle and Tata Consultancy Services.
An early-stage investor with Hyde Park Angels, Hardik also serves on two IoT company boards. As a civic leader, Hardik is a member of the Economic Club of Chicago’s Young Leaders’ Committee, is a part of the Illinois Treasurer’s Growth and Innovation Fund roundtable of advisors and sits on the board of the Acero charter schools network (formerly known as Uno Charter School Network).

Vice President, NIC Business Development

Robert P. Chandler is the Vice President of Business Development for NIC Inc. Prior to serving in this current role Robert served as a Regional Manager responsible for the operational oversight of eight states eGovernment portal operations, one of which was the State of Arkansas where he was General Manager for the Arkansas.gov portal operation and where he currently resides. Robert has been active as a speaker at multiple conferences regarding eGovernment services, online payments, their design and deployment.

Stephane Frijia

Senior Vice President, Strategy & Research, Greater Phoenix Economic Council

Stephane Frijia joined the Greater Phoenix Economic Council in 2011. As Senior Vice President of Strategy and Research, Stephane Frijia leads the formulation of strategic initiatives and programs, in alignment with GPEC’s mission and action plan. He also leads the development of new, innovative research capabilities to support domestic and international business attraction efforts and marketing.
Stephane earned a master’s degree in urban and environmental planning and a bachelor’s degree in aeronautical management technology from Arizona State University. Originally from Italy, Stephane currently resides in Phoenix with his wife and two children. He is fluent in Italian, French and English.

Tom Greiner

Senior Managing Director, Accenture Federal Services – Technology Business Lead

Tom Greiner joined Accenture in 1988 and is the managing director responsible for Accenture Federal Service’s technology capabilities. In this role, he oversees the solution development and delivery of Accenture Federal Service’s technology-related programs across the federal system integration, technology consulting, application management and IT infrastructure space. This requires oversight of the 7,000+ technologists in Accenture Federal who develop and implement modern solutions for federal agencies and coordination with Accenture’s North America and Industry groups to bring leading practices to clients. He also has extensive experience in directing large scale, public sector transformation programs.
Greiner is an active member and speaker at organizations such as the Association of Government Accountants (AGA), AFCEA, the Homeland Security & Defense Business Council and NIST/NSA’s Biometrics Consortium Conference. He graduated from Vanderbilt University, magna cum laude. He lives in Arlington with his wife Rachel and daughter Sloane, and is an avid cyclist and windsurfer.

Ben Henderson

Deputy Chief of Operations, State of Arizona

Ben Henderson is the Deputy Chief of Operations for the State of Arizona where he works to deploy the Arizona Management System, a results-driven methodology for continuously improving the work of state government. This includes facilitating interagency collaboration on key initiatives, building a performance management system to drive effectiveness and efficiency, and helping state agencies to develop and enhance their strategic planning efforts.
Previously, he worked as a fiscal analyst for the Arizona Legislature and in economic development and downtown revitalization for the City of Phoenix.

Gary Hensley

Chief Operating Officer, ADOA/ASAT, State of Arizona

Gary Hensley is a strategic leader who brings over 35 years of industry experience.
As the Chief Operating Officer (COO) for ASET, Gary is responsible for operational aspects for ASET services including Cloud and Server Operations, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) team, Desktop/Laptop support, Service Desk and change, incident and problem management for ADOA/ASET.
In alignment with the strategic missions of state agencies, ADOA-ASET develops and executes the statewide information technology strategy, as well as provides capabilities, services and infrastructure to ensure the continuity of mission critical and essential systems for the State of Arizona.

Chief Data Officer, Department of Economic Security, State of Arizona

Scott Jackson is the Chief Data Officer for the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) where he is responsible for all agency-level data initiatives. Scott’s primary focus is ensuring that DES data assets support the effective delivery of services to qualified Arizonans. With his wealth of data management experience, Scott and his team work to create complex data solutions which ensure the quality, reliability and value of agency data.
Prior to joining DES is 2017, Scott lead large, private sector data teams at Wells Fargo, US Airways and Republic Services. With more than 25 years of industry experience, Scott is a recognized thought leader in data, analytics and Business Intelligence having been recognized as a technical visionary by Qlik in 2017 and receiving the 2014 Informatica Innovation Award for Operational Efficiency. Scott holds a Bachelor of Science from George Mason University.
Prior to joining DES is 2017, Scott lead large, private sector data teams at Wells Fargo, US Airways and Republic Services. With more than 25 years of industry experience, Scott is a recognized thought leader in data, analytics and Business Intelligence having been recognized as a technical visionary by Qlik in 2017 and receiving the 2014 Informatica Innovation Award for Operational Efficiency. Scott holds a Bachelor of Science from George Mason University.

Adam Joyce

Senior Technical Sales Engineer, Copley Consulting Group

Adam Joyce is a Senior Technical Sales Engineer with The Copley Consulting Group supporting the Qlik data analytics platform. He has extensive experience with various Business Intelligence and data visualization solutions in the market, as well as with Predictive Analytics, Social Media Analytical tools, and Cognitive Analytics

Mike Lettman

Chief Information Security Officer, Department of Administration, ASET, State of Arizona

Mike Lettman is a recognized technology leader with over 28 years of experience in government information, security and technology. As the State Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), he provides strategic direction for information security to over 130 public agencies. With a focus on statewide enterprise and standardization efforts, Mike leads the Security, Privacy and Risk team for the Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology (ASET) Office. With alignment to the State’s Strategic IT Plan, he ensures and enhances the State of Arizona’s security and safety.
Mike’s responsibilities include identifying, developing, implementing and maintaining processes across the State to reduce IT risks. He is responsible for incident response, establishing appropriate standards and controls, and directing the establishment and implementation of policies and procedures. Mike is also instrumental in building relationships with a variety of partners including the MS-ISAC, Department of Homeland Security, and the FBI.
Prior to his work for the State of Arizona, Mike served as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the State of Wisconsin and previously as the Chief Technical Officer for the State of Wisconsin’s Department of Justice. In addition, he was the State of Wisconsin’s advocate for security awareness representing a variety of industry committees including Wisconsin’s Cyber Terrorism task force.
Mike holds a Bachelor of Science in Management and Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin and remains an active member of the Arizona Fusion Center and the co-chair of the Multi State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) SCADA work group.

Daniele Loffreda

Advisor, State & Local Government, Education and Healthcare, Marketing Development and Consulting, Ciena

Daniele Loffreda is Advisor, State/Local Government, Education and Healthcare market development and consulting. In this role he leads Ciena’s initiatives to apply innovative communications technology and public private partnership models help the public sector ensure broadband access to all constituents, optimize their cloud strategies, deploy solid Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery strategies and improve data security. Daniele has more than 20 years of experience helping the public sector and healthcare industry leverage Information, Communications and Technology solutions provide greater value to their constituents, improve operational efficiencies and generate higher returns on public funds.

Daniel Lu

Project Marketing Manager, Okta

Daniel Lu is a Product Marketing Manager at Okta, the leading independent provider of identity for the enterprise. His main focus is on the Single Sign On and Universal Directory products. Prior to Okta, Daniel was part of business strategy at Adobe and before that, he co-founded a golf company. Daniel holds an MBA from Northwestern University and a BS in Electrical Engineering from University of California, Davis. In his free time, Daniel enjoys snowboarding, traveling, and playing Hearthstone.

Director, Verizon Cyber Security Services

Steve leads the Verizon US Public Sector Security Sales team focusing on critical infrastructure and cyber security. He is responsible for solutions addressing a wide range of cyber threats and compliance requirements including: DDoS Attacks, advanced analytics, continuous monitoring, insider threats and network-based security services.
With over 20 years of experience in cyber security and risk management, Steve has extensive experience helping enterprises and government agencies address issues involving armed conflict, civil strife, labor strikes, natural disasters, terrorist attacks, power outages, pandemic disease, industrial espionage and a wide range of cyber threats.
Before joining Verizon, Steve served as a Solutions Advisor for Genuity (GTE) and Perimeter (Cybergnostic). Steve also served as Operation Security Officer while being an Army Aerial Observer with the U.S. Army 3/7 Air Cavalry stationed in West Germany and served as an Army Aviation Branch Aerial Observer during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
Steve Resides in Connecticut with his wife and two children.

Breann Preston

Senior Director, Strategic Programs, Research and Strategy, Greater Phoenix Economic Council

Breann Preston joined the Greater Phoenix Economic Council in July 2015 and currently serves as the Senior Director of Strategic Programs. In this position she performs research and analysis in support of the organization’s long-term strategic initiatives and economic development goals. She currently oversees GPEC’s Smart Region initiative.
Breann completed her master’s degree in development economics at the University of Cambridge, UK. During her undergraduate studies, she attended the University of South Carolina and received a bachelor’s degree in economics and psychology with a minor in sociology.

Pete Teigen

North American Leader for Blockchain and Emerging Tech, Government Solutions Center of Competence, IBM

As a member of the IBM Government Center of Competence, Pete provides thought leadership, education and practical insights for government leaders around the world on how to benefit from blockchain solutions. Pete also supports government teams with mobile and emerging technology solution leadership and has authored a global research study exploring the ROI from mobile solutions (http://ibm.biz/mobileroi).
Pete is a hands-on problem solver and solutions driver who works collaboratively with clients to identify and deliver transformative improvements through technology. He has held senior financial and technology roles for more than 20 years and brings a deep understanding of challenges facing government leaders today. Pete’s insights on applying technology for dramatically improving the experience of government include blockchain, cloud, analytics, mobile, social, user centricity, shared service, cost efficiency, budgeting, financial analysis and reporting.

Joe Zilka

Senior Manager, Government Solutions, SAS US Government and Education

Joe Zilka manages a solutions team in the US Government and Education practice at SAS. He has been supporting analytical solutions across the government space since 2000 and data management in a variety of industries since 1996. Child safety, improving social service outcomes, and program integrity are special areas of focus. Joe has helped government organizations find ways to take advantage of the oft under-utilized and diverse data that state and local agencies hold and apply advanced analytics to identify children at risk, help promote efficiencies and better outcomes. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Miami University, a Master of Science degree from Saint Louis University.

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Agenda

Tuesday, May 15
8:00 am Mountain no DST	Registration and Morning Refreshments Regency Ballroom Foyer
9:00 am Mountain no DST	Opening Remarks Regency Ballroom C/D Morgan Reed, Chief Information Officer, Arizona Department of Administration, State of Arizona
9:15 am Mountain no DST	Keynote - Bringing the “It Factor” to IT Regency Ballroom C/D Anthony Huey, President, Reputation Management Associates (@anthonyhuey) We’ve all met someone with intangible qualities that draw others in and make them say, “Wow!” Some call it charisma, magnetism, or the “It Factor,” but it’s nearly impossible to define. You can’t touch the It Factor, but you can immediately feel when someone has it. Why do some leaders have this seemingly magical presence, while too many of us come across as extraordinarily ordinary? Anthony Huey has spent the last 20 years as a communications coach answering this question by studying thousands of executives and the qualities that turn managers into inspirational leaders. He has discovered that most anyone can attain some level of the It Factor by understanding and changing how they are perceived while at the same time ratcheting up the willingness to influence and inspire those around them. This fast-paced and interactive keynote address provides practical and immediately implementable approaches to bringing the It Factor not just to you personally but to your organization. View Supplemental Information Packet Here
10:15 am Mountain no DST	Networking Break Regency Ballroom A/B
10:45 am Mountain no DST	Concurrent Sessions Navigating the Cyber Landscape Curtis A/B Government organizations of all sizes are under attack and the stakes have never been higher. Threats of all types are increasingly sophisticated and better organized. Spear phishing, ransomware and activism are becoming full-fledged industries with remarkably low barriers to entry. This session looks at the elements necessary to predict, prepare for and defend against today’s most insidious threats. Scott Campbell, Chief Information Security Officer, Internal Services Department, Information Security Office, City of Tempe Mike Lettman, Chief Information Security Officer, Department of Administration, ASET, State of Arizona Steve Lutinski, Director, Verizon Cyber Security Services Smarter Communities and IoT Cassidy It’s clear that smart technologies and IoT are the future of our communities. The positive economic impact and the widespread benefit to citizens of regionally implemented collaborative solutions makes taking on these solutions imperative. But how can government prepare for billions – soon to be trillions – of sensors and devices connected to one another that will transform our society? This session explores some innovative “Smart Applications” currently being implemented as well as what’s on the horizon, how to cope with what’s coming, and most importantly, how to secure it all. Stephane Frijia, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Research, Greater Phoenix Economic Council Daniele Loffreda, Advisor, State & Local Government, Education and Healthcare, Marketing Development and Consulting, Ciena Breann Preston, Senior Director, Strategic Programs, Research and Strategy, Greater Phoenix Economic Council Optimizing the Workforce and Workplace of Tomorrow Ellis East For years government has widely reported the onset of the “silver tsunami”. The looming retirement wave is driving the need to accelerate innovative recruitment and retention practices in government at all levels, particularly in IT. Questions about mobility, flexibility, collaboration tools and collaborative spaces are becoming common during the interview process and government is not always prepared to offer competitive answers in today’s legacy environment. This session offers a look at what some innovative organizations are doing to scrap outmoded practices, address modernization and embrace new paradigms. Daniel Lu, Product Marketing Manager, Okta Wyatt Sterusky, HR Performance Improvement Manager, Human Resources, Maricopa County The Power of Citizen Digital Engagement Ellis West Technology is transforming society in fundamental ways as new generations grow up using digital devices before they can walk or talk. Many experts believe we are already reaching another inflection point in our digital lives. Needless to say, this puts pressure on government agencies to keep up with the times and – better yet – stay ahead of the curve. This session takes a look at employing a citizen-centric approach to technology solutions to make government services more accessible and effective for everyone. Dana Berchman, Chief Digital Officer, Office of Digital Government, City of Gilbert Robert P. Chandler, Vice President, NIC Business Development
12:00 pm Mountain no DST	Lunch Regency Ballroom C/D
1:00 pm Mountain no DST	General Session - How Technology Can Help Stop the Opioid Crisis: Data in Social Action Regency Ballroom C/D It’s a well-known fact that much of the country is facing an opioid crisis. Many state and local governments are already fighting this battle through myriad health and law enforcement resources. But there’s more that state and local governments can do to battle the crisis through the use of technology — specifically, analytics. State and local governments collect a great deal of data on drug usage, overdoses, deaths and treatment through their law enforcement and health and human services activities. This session will explore how Arizona is working to find targeted solutions to the opioid crisis. Moderator: Rebecca Friedman, National Conference Director, Government Technology Cara Christ, Director, Arizona Department of Health Services, State of Arizona Christina Corieri, Senior Policy Advisor to Governor Ducey, State of Arizona Mary-Sara Jones, Industry Leader, Health and Human Services, IBM Jami Snyder, Deputy Director at Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, State of Arizona
2:00 pm Mountain no DST	Networking Break Regency Ballroom A/B
2:30 pm Mountain no DST	Concurrent Sessions Cloud Migration: Moving Out of the Fog and into the Cloud Curtis A/B Today, it’s tough to find an organization that doesn’t depend on the cloud for something crucial. The question is no longer whether to venture into the cloud, yes or no. Now it’s a matter of “How, what, when and where?” Understanding and anticipating risks, limitations, scope and accountability are critical to success. This session explores the factors to consider before going “all in” (or even partway) and explores the current state of the cloud landscape. Hardik Bhatt, Leader, Smart Cities & Mobility Verticals, World Wide Public Sector – State & Local Governments, Amazon Tom Greiner, Senior Managing Director, Accenture Federal Services – Technology Business Lead Gary Hensley, Chief Operating Officer, ADOA/ASET, State of Arizona Data Driven Decision Making Cassidy Data should be at the heart of all strategic decision making. It can provide insights that help answer your key business questions and leads to insights which can turn into decisions and actions that improve the business of government. This session will explore the strategic steps that explore the power of data. Biju Kamaleswaren, Deputy Director of Operations, Arizona Lottery Joe Zilka, Senior Manager, Government Solutions, SAS US Government and Education Transformative Change Initiatives – How to Thrive not just Survive! Ellis East The key question to Sustaining Organization Change is how is each system within the organization is either helping or hindering the desired change? It is essential that internal systems of measurement, performance management, rewards & recognition, and a focus on optimization be leveraged to successful sustain long-term change. In addition to discussing these essential elements of change, this session will spotlight customer experiences to illustrate real-world examples of how organizations have sustained significant organizational change. Ben Henderson, Deputy Chief of Operations, State of Arizona Scott Jackson, Chief Data Officer, Department of Economic Security, State of Arizona Adam Joyce, Senior Technical Sales, Copley Consulting Group
2:45 pm Mountain no DST	Sponsor Briefing Ellis West (Industry sponsors only.) This informal discussion is hosted by State Chief Information Officer, Morgan Reed. The focus will be on strategies, priorities, opportunities and the procurement process.
3:45 pm Mountain no DST	Networking Reception Regency Ballroom A/B Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors.

Wednesday, May 16
8:00 am Mountain no DST	Registration and Morning Refreshments Regency Ballroom Foyer
9:00 am Mountain no DST	Opening Remarks Regency Ballroom C/D Ben Henderson, Deputy Chief of Operations, and Policy Advisor for Administration, Office of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey View Presentation Here
9:15 am Mountain no DST	Keynote – How to Be Successful During Times of Constant Change Regency Ballroom C/D H. James Dallas, Author, Speaker, Consultant, Change Agent (@hjamesdallas) Change is rampant within and across all industries and society as a whole, driven in no small part by Information Technology. The increasing pace and degree of change are causing many people to struggle and, unfortunately, get left behind. This is particularly challenging to those who are tasked with leadership and team-building (and in this day and age, who isn’t?). This session will identify how change and culture are intertwined; why people fail during times of change; and what you must know and do to not only succeed but also thrive. View Presentation Here
10:15 am Mountain no DST	Networking Break Regency Ballroom A/B
10:45 am Mountain no DST	Fast Track Sessions Regency Ballroom C/D Leaving Behind a Legacy Legacy isn’t planned — it just happens. For many public-sector organizations, the challenges of operating with legacy systems are all too familiar. Legacy environments are expensive and time-consuming to maintain; are often single-purposed and reside in silos, making it difficult to share data and interoperate with other systems within the enterprise. Successfully overcoming the challenges raised by legacy IT requires a “legacy renewal” effort. This session will discuss the Arizona State Land Department's journey to take a paper application process that had existed for 100 years and transform it into to an entirely digital process. Ryan Johnson, Chief Information Officer, Arizona State Land Department Jill Pernice, Operations Director, Arizona State Land Department View Presentation Here Maturing Data Management Practices at State Agencies Creating a sustainable mature data centric environment across state departments requires not only efficient and effective technology solutions, but also and equally important, collaboration, governance, data driven decision making, relevant metrics, and a solid foundation of data centric standard processes. This session will discuss practical approaches and success stories for starting and attaining maturity for your data governance and information quality program and how to address and improve your organization’s information quality. Lisa Williams, Manager, Arizona Department of Water Resources, Office of Data Management View Presentation Here Blockchain 101 Blockchain is being called the next big transformational technology in government. What is blockchain? In a nutshell, it’s an incorruptible and transparent ledger of digital transactions. Examples include identity management, contract management, financial services, licensing, electronic voting and more. There is a lot to like. This session provides an introduction to this fast-emerging technology, why it is particularly suited to government applications and how to get started. Pete Teigen, North American Leader for Blockchain and Emerging Tech, Government Solutions Center of Competence, IBM View Presentation Here
12:00 pm Mountain no DST	End of Conference Conference times, agenda and speakers are subject to change.

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

Matthew Arvay
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Services
City of Phoenix

Stewart Bruner
Strategic Planning Manager
Administrative Office of the Courts
State of Arizona

Dwight Cloud
Chief Information Officer
Department of Corrections
State of Arizona

Michael Collins
Chief Information Officer
Department of Water Resources
State of Arizona

Travis Cutright
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Department
City of Mesa

Gilbert Davidson
Chief Operating Officer
Governor's Office
State of Arizona

Dave Heck
Deputy Director/Chief Technology Officer
Finance and Technology Department
City of Tempe

Gary Hensley
Assistant Director & Chief Operating Officer
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Ryan Johnson
Project Management Division Supervisor
State Land Department
State of Arizona

Doug Lange
Chief Strategy Officer
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Mike Lettman
Chief Information Security Officer
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Paula Mattingly
Chief Information Officer
Department of Health Services
State of Arizona

Lisa Meyerson
Manager, Enterprise Project Management Office
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Mark Neerings
Assistant Chief Information Officer
Information Technology
City of Avondale

Roseann Osborn Perez
Information Technology Manager
Department of Transportation
Maricopa County

Satish Pattisapu
Chief Information Officer
Arizona Department of Education
State of Arizona

Morgan Reed
State Chief Information Officer and Deputy Director
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Megan Rose
Director of Communications
Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA)
State of Arizona

Heather Sheston
Google Champion
Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA)
State of Arizona

JR Sloan
Deputy State Chief Information Officer
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Suzan Tasvibi-Tanha
Chief Networking Officer, Network Services
Department of Administration - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Jeff Wolkove
State Data Management Architect
IT Governance - Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology Office
State of Arizona

Chris Zygmont
Information Technology Manager
Department of Housing
State of Arizona