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The California Public Sector CIO Academy brings together current and emerging senior-level technology leaders and the partners that serve them. This invitation-only event provides a space for leaders to collaborate and address the most important policy, management and leadership issues surrounding the future of digital government. Contact us if you’d like to join the conversation!
The Sacramento Convention Center will host this year’s Public Sector CIO Academy—which is expected to be bigger and better than ever! I’m looking forward to seeing you and the hundreds of IT leaders and professionals from across government and the private sector who will exchange ideas and discover technology advancements that are making public services more accessible, efficient, equitable, and secure for everyone.
– Liana Bailey-Crimmins, CA State CIO & Department of Technology Director
Monday, March 18 |
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8:00 am Pacific |
Registration and Morning Refreshments in the Exhibit AreaBallroom A2 – A11 |
9:00 am Pacific |
Opening RemarksBallroom A1Liana Bailey-Crimmins, State Chief Information Officer and Director, Department of Technology, State of California |
9:15 am Pacific |
Keynote – Murder Your MediocrityBallroom A1Guy’s speech distills the wisdom of his book, Think Remarkable, and invites you to build a foundation, implement your aspirations, and uplift others as you make a difference. Drawing from the lives of extraordinary individuals like Steve Wozniak and Jane Goodall as well as Guy's own experiences with Apple, Canva, and Mercedes Benz, this presentation will inspire you to challenge the ordinary, embrace your ohana, and live a life that is remarkable. Guy Kawasaki, Chief Evangelist of Canva and host of Remarkable People podcast |
10:15 am Pacific |
Featured Speaker – Delivering Responsible and Ethical AI in the State of CaliforniaBallroom A1Curating AI responsibly is a leadership imperative and a sociotechnical challenge that requires a holistic approach. How can you lead your team in deploying and scaling ethical AI across your agency or enterprise? There are many elements required to earn people’s trust, including making sure that your AI model is accurate, auditable, explainable, fair and protective of people’s data privacy. This session will discuss some key steps you can employ in making sure the AI models procured, developed and deployed by the state of California better reflects and supports the diverse communities that the state serves. Phil Bertolini, Senior Vice President, Government Technology Phaedra Boinodiris, Global Consulting Leader for Trustworthy AI, IBM |
11:00 am Pacific |
Networking Break in the Exhibit AreaBallroom A2 – A11 |
11:30 am Pacific |
Concurrent SessionsThe Art of Cultivating LeadersMeeting Room 1/2Effective leadership can often times be measured by how well one prepares others to lead. Identifying and further developing the next generation of leaders is an important function for continuous innovation and organizational success. How, then, do current leaders refine their own skills through the cultivation of a rich tapestry of skills among their teams? This panel will explore practical strategies to recognize emerging leaders while providing the necessary support and space for mutual growth. Speakers from diverse state departments will share their perspectives and practice in this important art of cultivating leaders. Moderator: Kevin Cornish, Chief Information Officer, Covered California Ken Ballew, Section Chief, CalPERS Josias Caveto, IT Supervisor II, Department of General Services, State of California Kunal Shah, Healthcare Transformation Leader, Principal, Deloitte Enrique Parker, Chief Information Officer, Department of Human Resources, State of California The Expanding Realm of Today’s CIOMeeting Room 3/4Explore how today's public sector CIOs transcend traditional IT roles to become strategic business leaders. This session will explore the skills and strategies necessary for CIOs to influence organizational culture, drive innovation, and lead digital transformation efforts. Moderator: Maisha Dottery, Chief Information Officer, Department of Community Services and Development, State of California Thomas Boon, Chief Information Officer, Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development, State of California Shaw-chin Chiu, Managing Client Partner, IBM Don Foley, Chief Information Officer, Department of Toxic Substances Control, State of California Calvin McGee II, Chief Information Officer, Department of Real Estate, State of California Michael Rockenstein, Director, Consulting Services, CGI Quentin Wright, Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, State of California Collaborative Strategies from Private and Public Sector LeadersMeeting Room 6/7Unlock the potential of cross-sector knowledge exchange in this thought-provoking session. Discover how the public sector can glean valuable lessons from the private sector's experiences and strategies. Explore innovative approaches, best practices, and actionable insights that transcend traditional boundaries. Join us as we uncover a wealth of opportunities for public sector improvement, inspired by the dynamic world of private enterprise. Moderator: Jefferson Willoughby, Chief Information Officer, Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, State of California Chris Apostolopoulos, Field Account Executive, Dell Technologies Amar Hariharan, Chief Information Officer, Department of Food and Agriculture, State of California Lloyd Levine, National Senior Executive for State Government Strategy, T-Mobile Rosanna Nguyen, Chief, Information Technology Consulting Unit, Department of Finance, State of California From Tech to Leader: Mastering the Leadership TransitionMeeting Room 5Transitioning from a technical role to a leadership position brings new challenges and opportunities. This session offers insights into developing the necessary leadership skills that go beyond technical knowledge. Discover how to leverage your tech background to create a unique leadership style, how to communicate effectively with non-technical stakeholders, and how to inspire and manage teams for innovation and growth. We'll cover the essential skills and mindset changes required for tech professionals to ascend into leadership roles, ensuring they can effectively guide strategic decision-making transformation. Moderator: Marcie Kahbody, Agency Information Officer, Department of Transportation, State of California Lynn Chan, Assistant Deputy Director, Enterprise Applications Branch Chief, Department of Motor Vehicles, State of California Adam Dondro, Agency Chief Information Officer, Health and Human Services Agency, State of California Wing Lee, Chief, Server Infrastructure and Identity Management Office, Department of Transportation, State of California Mike Nguyen, Chief Technology Officer, Department of Transportation, State of California Nadean Shavor, Chief Information Officer, Franchise Tax Board, State of California Future-Proofing LeadershipMeeting Room 8Explore how IT leaders can develop a comprehensive succession plan that extends beyond immediate leadership changes. Discover strategies for identifying and nurturing potential leaders at all levels, ensuring a talent pipeline that supports long-term organizational sustainability. Learn how to integrate professional development, mentorship, and knowledge transfer into your succession planning. Moderator: James Donkin, Senior Cloud Architect, California State Lottery Jennifer Chan, Chief Information Officer, California State Lottery Gary Christofferson, Director, Solution Engineering, VMWare Ajit Girn, Chief Information Officer, California Employment Development Department |
12:30 pm Pacific |
LunchBallroom A1 |
1:30 pm Pacific |
General Session – Embracing Change as Fuel for a People-Centric FutureBallroom A1In a world where change is the only constant, the evolution of technology and the cultural shifts around it have become nearly synonymous, jointly reshaping our work, and expanding what's possible. This transformation challenges us to embrace change as a continuous force in our work and the lives of Californians. In the midst of this ever-changing landscape, how can we ensure that our leadership remains visionary, empathetic, and steadfast in our mission to serve Californians? As change becomes a permanent backdrop for innovation and service, we are called to lead with adaptability, ensuring that every technological evolution enhances our capacity to uplift and empower the communities we serve. Moderator: Cathilea Robinett, Chief Executive Officer, e. Republic Katie Hagen, Director, Department of Industrial Relations, State of California Kim Mirabella, Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Sales, Verizon |
2:15 pm Pacific |
Networking BreakBallroom A2 – A11 |
2:45 pm Pacific |
Concurrent SessionsUnlocking the Power of a Diverse TeamMeeting Room 1/2Recognizing team diversity as a force for both personal fulfillment and organizational success is fundamental. How can we cultivate teams where the distinct backgrounds, perspectives, and skills of each member become instrumental in driving achievement and innovation? What steps can we take to embrace and harness the untapped potential within diverse teams, making this diversity a core aspect of the organization's ethos? Learn to weave an inclusive and dynamic mindset into daily leadership practices, transforming diversity from a concept into a powerful, everyday reality. Moderator: Jennifer Hilliard, Vice President, Human Resources, CGI Chi Emodi, Deputy Director and State Chief Project Officer, Office of Statewide Project Delivery, Department of Technology, State of California Crystal Taylor, Division Chief, Information Technology Strategy Services, Department of Healthcare Services, State of California Lawrence Troxler III, Head of Talent, Office of Data and Innovation, State of California Mastering Executive PresenceMeeting Room 3/4The art of mastering executive presence is an essential skill for leading effectively in the public sector. This session will guide you on how to present yourself with authority, engage in impactful communication, and build strong relationships. Gain insights into balancing assertiveness with empathy, enhancing your ability to lead with conviction while being attuned to the needs of your team and the communities you serve. Moderator: Mike Driessen, Vice President, Government Technology Christine Blake, Product Manager, Health and Human Services Agency, Center for Data Insights and Innovation, State of California Michael Muth, Deputy Director, Project Management Division, Health and Human Services Agency, Office of Technology and Solutions Integration, State of California Sam Silva, Chief Information Officer, Office of Technology Services, Department of Pesticide Regulation, State of California Breaking Barriers: Overcoming a Fixed Mindset in IT LeadershipMeeting Room 6/7This session addresses the challenge of moving beyond a fixed mindset to embrace continuous learning and adaptability in IT leadership. Discover techniques to foster a growth mindset, enabling you to view challenges as opportunities and foster innovation within your teams. Learn how embracing change and uncertainty can lead to more effective problem-solving and a culture of perpetual learning and improvement. Moderator: Nick Beard, Senior Quality Manager, Department of Technology, State of California Santiago Asuncion, Information Technology Manager I, Department of Tax and Fee Administration, State of California Envision 2026: Building the FutureMeeting Room 5How do we serve the people through a government that leverages California’s role as a global leader in emerging technologies? In this session we will dive into what it means to operationalize the partnership between the business and technology of government to realize the speed of IT-led business change for the benefit of the people of California. We will discuss the values that inspire the technology community to position and reinforce California’s role as a world leader. Join the discussion and contribute to the development of California Statewide Technology Strategy as we “Envision 2026” and work together Building the Future. Moderator: Liana Bailey-Crimmins, State Chief Information Officer and Director, Department of Technology, State of California Adam Dondro, Agency Chief Information Officer, Health and Human Services Agency, State of California Jared Johnson, Deputy State Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, State of California Brian Lee, Senior Chief Principal, Strategy Consulting, Delegata |
3:45 pm Pacific |
Networking Reception in the Exhibit AreaBallroom A2 – A11Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors. |
Tuesday, March 19 |
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8:00 am Pacific |
Registration and Morning RefreshmentsBallroom A2 – A11 |
9:00 am Pacific |
Opening RemarksBallroom A1Miriam Barcellona Ingenito, Undersecretary, Government Operations Agency, State of California |
9:15 am Pacific |
Keynote – Communicate with Clarity: Mastering Digital DialoguesBallroom A1Rising technology leaders face the “curse of knowledge,” challenging our ability to engage and inform stakeholders effectively. How can we bridge the gap between complex information and stakeholder comprehension, ensuring our communications are clear and impactful across all mediums? Learn techniques to alleviate speaking anxiety, boost audience engagement, and deliver your message with clarity and confidence. In this interactive keynote, you'll master the art of transforming the technical into compelling narratives that drive understanding, collaboration, and action, enhancing communication across all platforms. Matt Abrahams, Stanford GSB Lecturer in Strategic Communication, Think Fast Talk Smart Podcast Host, and Think Faster, Talk Smarter Author |
10:15 am Pacific |
General Session Panel – Women Lead the WayBallroom A1Discover how women leaders are revolutionizing the public sector technology space in California. This session shines a spotlight on their pivotal role in driving innovation, aligning technology with business goals, and fostering high-performing teams. Join an esteemed panel of female trailblazers as they share their insights and strategies for success in the evolving world of technology. Gain inspiration from their journeys and learn key takeaways for empowering the next generation of women in tech. Moderator: Cathilea Robinett, Chief Executive Officer, e.Republic Liana Bailey-Crimmins, State Chief Information Officer and Director, Department of Technology, State of California Brenda Bridges-Cruz, Deputy Director of Special Projects, Department of Technology, State of California Marcie Kahbody, Agency Information Officer, Department of Transportation, State of California Kristin Montgomery, Chief Information Officer, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, State of California |
11:00 am Pacific |
Networking Break in the Exhibit AreaBallroom A2 – A11 |
11:30 am Pacific |
Concurrent SessionsPassing the Baton: CIOs Mentoring the Next Gen CIOsMeeting Room 1/2Pair up with government CIOs for quick lightening rounds of discussion. This is your opportunity to meet face-to-face with current technology leaders to receive general words of wisdom on how to move up in your career. This small group gathering allows you to exchange information on achieving similar goals and growing and surviving in today's ever-changing world of technology. The best leaders cultivate the next wave of leaders- don’t miss this engaging and interactive session! Thomas Boon, Chief Information Officer, Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development, State of California Chad Bratton, Chief Information Officer, Office of Data and Innovation, State of California Jennifer Chan, Chief Information Officer, California State Lottery Tristian Cormier, Chief Information Officer, Secretary of State, State of California Chad Crowe, Chief Information Officer, Department of Social Services, State of California Tonya Digiorno, Chief Information Officer, El Dorado County Maisha Dottery, Chief Information Officer, Department of Community Services and Development, State of California Don Foley, Chief Information Officer, Department of Toxic Substances Control, State of California Amar Hariharan, Chief Information Officer, Department of Food and Agriculture, State of California Calvin McGee II, Chief Information Officer, Department of Real Estate, State of California Enrique Parker, Chief Information Officer, Department of Human Resources, State of California Hong Sae, Chief Information Officer, City of Roseville Jefferson Willoughby, Chief Information Officer, Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, State of California Quentin Wright, Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, State of California Attracting and Retaining California’s New WorkforceMeeting Room 3/4The evolution of IT skills is swiftly changing, coupled with the emerging working culture of Gen Z. As state leaders, how do we attract and shape the future workforce? We will explore strategies and unique opportunities for attracting, nurturing, and retaining California's future workforce. The IT landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, offering a unique opportunity to redefine how we serve California. Be part of the change! Moderator: Crystal Holcomb, Deputy Director, Department of Technology, State of California Scott Ercoline, IT Specialist II, Incarcerated Population & Community Communications Support, Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation, State of California Stephanie Jones, Assistant Chief, Incarcerated Population & Community Communications Support, Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation, State of California Luc Sou, Division Chief, Project & Business Management, Department of Transportation, State of California Tommy Wenzlau, Talent Leader, Talent Pipeline Programs, CHQ, Human Resources, IBM Metrics that Matter: Creating a Culture of User-Centric SuccessMeeting Room 6/7How do Government leaders move from supporting day to day operations to meaningful user centered capabilities and services that address the needs and experiences of Californians. Explore strategies to implement outcome-based goals and initiatives, create metrics to measure business value realization, and deliver unique and innovative solutions that align with public expectations and perceived value. Understand how to capture the real value and impact of your IT projects and ensure they contribute meaningfully to the needs, satisfaction, and well-being of the people we serve. Moderator: Yee Luk, Data Infrastructure Chief, Office of Technology & Solutions, State of California Jacob Johnson, Deputy Director, Chief Information Officer, Department of Rehabilitation, State of California Jason Lally, Deputy Director of Engineering & Services, Office of Data & Innovation, State of California Annemarie Senior, Managing Director, KPMG Riskovation Unleashed: Cultivating Innovation & Embracing RiskMeeting Room 5Understand the delicate balance between mitigating risk and fostering innovation in IT leadership. This session will provide insights into creating a culture where calculated risks are welcomed as a part of innovation. Discover strategies for encouraging 'two-way' thinking that allows for reversible and flexible decision-making, fostering a dynamic environment where success and innovation go hand in hand. Moderator: Mike Marshall, Agency Information Officer, Environmental Protection Agency, State of California Jamie Butler, Director of Solutions Architecture, Amazon Web Services Sonia Huestis, Deputy Director, Customer Services Division, Department of Motor Vehicles, State of California Phong Khanh Huynh, Innovation Leader, Principal, Deloitte Dave Krause, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Covered California |
12:30 pm Pacific |
LunchBallroom A1 |
1:15 pm Pacific |
General Session – Leaping into Leadership: Committing to Bold MovesBallroom A1Navigating the chasm between knowing our path and walking it is one the most formidable challenges in life and leadership. It's about taking the leap off the precipice and into the realm of action—elevating ourselves, empowering our teams, and embracing bold choices that push us outside our comfort zones. Through interactive discussions, personalized goal setting, and collaborative problem-solving, you’ll learn that none of us are alone in this journey, and we have more in common than you might think. We'll explore how our shared experiences and common goals can be a source of strength as we identify and commit to the transformative actions that will forge our leadership legacy. Join us to step confidently into your next big leap and embrace the bold moves that will mark your journey in leadership. Corey Bruins, National Conference Director, Government Technology |
2:00 pm Pacific |
Networking Break in the Exhibit AreaBallroom A2 – A11 |
2:30 pm Pacific |
Concurrent SessionsManaging in the Next Industrial RevolutionMeeting Room 3/4As we stand on the precipice of the next Industrial Revolution, leadership is undergoing a seismic shift. Emerging technologies are reshaping not only our tools but the very essence of effective leadership. How can leaders adeptly navigate their organizations through this era of rapid technological change? What are the pivotal strategies for adapting to and fully harnessing the potential of these technological advancements? In this session, we will explore the profound impact of the next Industrial Revolution on leadership. It's an opportunity to cultivate adaptability and foresight in the face of technological innovation. Join us to discover how today's leaders can not only embrace these challenges but also transform them into opportunities for unparalleled growth and success. Moderator: Chad Bratton, Chief Information Officer, Office of Data and Innovation, State of California Eyal Darmon, North America Public Service GenAI Lead, Accenture Scott Gregory, Deputy Director of Technology, Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, State of California Jennifer Ott, AIML Lead for Public Sector, UI Path Stephen Pieraldi, Distinguished Technologist, HP Inc. Amplifying Impact: Telling the Tech StoryMeeting Room 6/7This session focuses on the art of telling the IT story, highlighting the importance of marketing successes both within your organization and to external stakeholders. Learn how to use accessible language to explain complex technical concepts, emphasize outcomes over jargon, and translate technological capabilities into tangible benefits. Discover techniques for crafting compelling success stories that demonstrate the power and impact of your IT initiatives. Moderator: Heather Pettit, Chief Information Officer, Judicial Council of California Robyn Fleming, Manager, AT&T Jamel Jones, Manager, Information Technology, Judicial Council of California Lloyd Levine, National Senior Executive for State Government Strategy, T-Mobile David Noronha, Chief Information Officer, Department of Insurance, State of California Helio Rodriguez, Section Chief, Department of Toxic Substances Control, State of California John Yee, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Judicial Council of California Powered by Purpose: Human-Centered TechnologyMeeting Room 5In an era where technology continually reshapes our world, the true north remains improving the lives of our residents. How can we steadfastly keep our focus and steer our teams to guarantee that technological developments truly benefit the people we serve? Hear insights on how to ensure that our work is deliberate, user-centric, and squarely aimed at uplifting the communities we are dedicated to. Explore strategies and successes that place this principle at the forefront and drive meaningful technological progress and improvements to digital services. Moderator: Blaine Wasylkiw, Deputy Chief Technology Innovation Officer, Department of Technology, State of California Reymund Dumlau, Director, Google Public Sector, SLED West Koji Kumpulainien, State Web Services Manager, Department of Technology, State of California Isaac Vallee, Chief Technology Officer, Department of Toxic Substances Control, State of California No Silly...EI not AIMeeting Room 8Join leaders as they discuss how emotional intelligence is used to build the culture of their teams and how it correlates with their team's engagement. Leaders discuss how to manage relationships and how emotional intelligence helps them navigate these interpersonal relationships successfully. Leaders provide feedback on how to improve leadership competencies, such as communication, change management, conflict management, and influence. Moderator: Kristin Montgomery, Chief Information Officer, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, State of California Moderator: Katy Piatanesi, Executive Counselor, Info-Tech Research Group Chad Crowe, Chief Information Officer, Department of Social Services, State of California Lee Parkinson, Account Executive, Armis Michelle Peregrine, Human Capital Services Leader, Deloitte Quentin Wright, Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, State of California |
3:30 pm Pacific |
Awards Welcome ReceptionBallroom A Lobby |
4:00 pm Pacific |
CIO Academy Awards Program and Closing ReceptionBallroom A1 and Lobby |
5:30 pm Pacific |
End of ConferenceConference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change. |
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Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 808-5291
Liana Bailey-Crimmins
State Chief Information Officer & Director
Department of Technology
State of California
Ben Bonte
Chief Information Officer
Industrial Relations
State of California
Thomas Boon
Chief Information Officer
Governor's Office of Business & Economic Development
State of California
Chad Bratton
Chief Information Officer
Office of Data and Innovation
State of California
Brenda Bridges Cruz
Deputy Director, Special Projects
Department of Technology
State of California
Scott Capulong
Chief Information Officer
Department of Tax & Fee Administration
State of California
Jennifer Chan
Chief Information Officer
California State Lottery
State of California
Kevin Cornish
Chief Information Officer
Covered California
Michael Crews
Chief Information Officer (Acting)
Office of Emergency Services
State of California
Chad Crowe
Chief Information Officer
Department of Social Services
State of California
Maisha Dottery
Chief Information Officer
Health & Human Services Agency, Community Services & Development
State of California
Don Foley
Chief Information Officer
Department of Toxic Substances Control
State of California
Amar Hariharan
Chief Information Officer/Acting AIO
Department of Food & Agriculture
State of California
Crystal Holcomb
Deputy Director
Department of Technology
State of California
Wesley Major
Chief Information Officer
Department of Finance
State of California
Mike Marshall
Chief Information Security Officer
Environmental Protection Agency
State of California
Calvin McGee
Chief Information Officer
Department of Real Estate
State of California
Kristin Montgomery
Chief Information Officer
Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation
State of California
Kanuri Murty
Chief Information Officer
FI$CAL
State of California
Rosanna Nguyen
Chief, Information Technology Consulting Unit
Department of Finance
State of California
David Noronha
Chief Information Officer
Department of Insurance
State of California
Robert O'Brien
Chief Information Officer
California Correctional Health Care Services
Enrique Parker
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Resources
State of California
Heather Pettit
Chief Information Officer
Judicial Council of California
State of California
Jonathan Porat
Chief Technology Officer
Department of Technology
State of California
John Roussel
Chief Information Officer
Public Health
State of California
Hieu Truong
Chief Information Officer
Office of Tax Appeals
State of California
Blaine Wasylkiw
Deputy Chief Technology Innovation Officer
Department of Technology
State of California
Rachel White
Chief Information Officer
Air Resources Board
State of California
Jefferson Willoughby
Chief Information Officer
Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
State of California
Quentin Wright
Chief Information Officer
Department of Technology
State of California
Rami Zakaria
Chief Information Officer
Sacramento County
Reid Allen
Managing Partner
Complex Solutions
Verizon
Dorothy Amaro
Head of SLED Sales
Google Cloud
Chris Apostolopoulos
Field Account Executive
Dell Technologies
Troy Arajs
State & Local Government, Digital Solutions
Adobe
Todd Bacon
Vice President & Technology Managing Director
State of California
IBM
Jeff Beck
Account Director
VMWare
Sejla Begic
Managing Director, Client Relationships Executive
Deloitte
Phil Calzadilla
US SLED Sales Leader
UiPath
Shaw-chin Chiu
Managing Client Partner, State of California
IBM
Brandon Cortijo
Field Account Manager
HP Inc.
Tony Driver
Principal Sales Executive
Amazon Web Services
Erik Ellner
Account Executive
Juniper
Graeme Finley
Managing Director
Accenture
Robyn Fleming
Sales Manager
AT&T
Jason Green
Regional Manager
Oracle
Dustin Hall
Director, Sales Engineering
Comcast Business
Todd Jerue
Senior Director, Account Relations
KPMG
Jay LaValley
Director
Government Sales
Verizon
Lloyd Levine
National Senior Executive for State Government Strategy
T-Mobile
Megan Panson
Vice President, State & Local Government
CGI
Lee Parkinson
Account Executive
Armis
Jon Restani
Enterprise Account Manager
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Dan Santangelo
Senior Principal Strategist
Inspire Value
ServiceNow
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Government Technology
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