With more than 25 years of experience running government organizations and leading transformational change, Tim Dupuis is both the Chief Information Officer and Registrar of Voters for Alameda County. As Chief Information Officer, Tim is passionate about the shift in traditional IT as it quickly becomes a leading force in government innovation. Tim leads Alameda County’s Information Technology Department, providing strategic direction and management for the organization’s Infrastructure, Program Management, Applications and Digital Services. He is responsible for developing enterprise solutions that solve business challenges, engage the community and reduce IT costs for over 9,700 employees and over 1.6 million constituents.

Rob Lloyd is Chief Information Officer for the City of San José, California, directing the diverse technology portfolio of the nation’s tenth largest municipality. The City’s 6,700 employees and $4.3B+ budget serve over 1M residents and 85,000 businesses in heart of Silicon Valley. The City’s technology and innovation mission: To be as innovative as the community we serve.
Over the past two decades, Rob has led organizations in the technology, government, and utilities sectors in California, Arizona, Oregon, and Colorado. His teams have earned over 20 national awards for customer engagement, operational excellence, and innovation through advanced uses of data and technology. He has received recognition as a Government Technology Magazine Top-25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers; National Diversity Council Distinguished CIO; Ada Cybersecurity CIO of the Year; Arizona Top Tech Exec; and Phoenix Business Journal Forty Under 40.

In May 2018, Ms. Massey became the Chief Information Officer for Marin County, CA. She joins the County at an exciting time, with digital transformation and IT capacity building dominating her agenda. Ms. Massey brings her passion for public service, visionary leadership, and extensive experience to the position.
Prior to joining Marin County, Ms. Massey served as a technology executive in several state and local government agencies, including San Francisco and the City of LA. She was President and CEO of a non-profit technology organization, as well as, the founder and CEO of a successful public sector consulting firm. She served as a Senior Fellow with the Center for Digital Government and Education, and an award-winning Columnist for Public CIO Magazine. With a commitment to education, Ms. Massey served as an Assistant Professor for the University of Maryland and an adjunct professor in the Executive MBA program at University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She has also participated on numerous advisory committees for K-12 and higher education.
Ms. Massey has been a member of numerous Boards of Directors and appointed to several government task forces including the Silicon Valley: Joint Venture Smart Permit Steering Committee, the Intelligent Community Forum, Florida Governor’s Telecommunications Task Force, and Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government – Leadership for a Networked World Research Group. Ms. Massey is a frequent speaker at conferences and contributor to numerous publications including thought leadership white papers and government technology books.
Ms. Massey has received several awards throughout her career including being recognized as one of Nashville’s Top Business and Civic Leaders and a Government Technology Top 25 Doer, Dreamer & Driver of Public Sector Innovation. She even had the opportunity to accept two Daytime Emmy Awards on behalf of the government television channel she managed in Los Angeles.

As Chief Privacy Officer for the County of Santa Clara, Mike Shapiro brings a wide range of experience across the information privacy life cycle. In the consulting world, he excelled in leading government and industry professional teams advising clients on the most pressing privacy matters from new program development and data breach preparedness to privacy training and compliance.
With approximately 2 million residents and 22,000 County government employees in the heart of Silicon Valley, Mike is working to create an enterprise privacy program in support of constituent and employee privacy alike. Building upon the County’s exceptional growth in technology and economic development, he also looks forward to creating the public-private partnerships necessary to establish a Privacy Center of Excellence (COE). Working with industry and academia, the COE can discuss the latest privacy threats and solutions, socialize best practices, and strive to balance responsible information sharing with privacy protections.
Mike holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management with a minor in Computer Information Systems from Missouri State University and a Master’s degree from Georgetown University in Communication and Technology. He also holds the Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) credential with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) and the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credential.

Jon Walton’s passion is to look beyond the basics of traditional technology support. His vision of IT not only serves County employees, but also residents, visitors, and regional partners. Jon seeks to help bridge San Mateo County’s digital divide by bringing internet access to all its communities, regardless of geography or socio-economics.
Jon has over 25 years of experience in the public and private sectors and has won numerous accolades for technology excellence and visionary leadership. Working at a County in the heart of Silicon Valley, Jon understands the importance of collaboration with innovative businesses, governments, non-profits, and other community stakeholders. He rejects the idea of government as a dinosaur and strives to help the County utilize the newest technology to operate at peak efficiency.
Aside from being a self-described geek, Jon is passionate about spending more time at the beach with his kids and racing cars at local tracks.