Name: Michigan Digital Government Summit 2025
Start: 2025-09-17T08:00
Location: Lansing Center

Overview

The Digital Government Summit is an event that brings together public sector leaders and technology professionals to explore innovative solutions to solve government problems. Key themes include cybersecurity, digital transformation, AI implementation, data governance, and fostering collaboration across multiple stakeholders. Attendees will benefit from expert discussions, peer networking, and insights into the future of government technology. Join us and let’s improve the future of government together!

A message from our Keynote Speaker

The Michigan Digital Government Summit is the destination for public sector and technology professionals to come together and explore how we can push the envelope on digital strategies for all Michiganders. Please join us as we exchange ideas and immerse ourselves in thoughtful conversation of how we can continue to address issues like cybersecurity, AI implementation, data governance, and more from a public service perspective.

- Laura Clark, Chief Information Officer, State of Michigan

Speakers

Laura Clark

Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, Management & Budget ("DTMB"), State of Michigan

Laura Clark serves as the chief information officer (CIO) for the State of Michigan, directing the state’s technology and security efforts. As deputy director for the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB), she also oversees operations for the department, which provides information technology, business, and administrative services to state employees and stakeholders, as well as Michigan residents, visitors, and businesses.
During her 20-year career in public service, Clark has embraced a hands-on, adaptable approach to leadership. Since being appointed as CIO by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, she has helped the State of Michigan achieve success through many initiatives, such as the launch of the award-winning Michigan Secure mobile app and successfully securing $20 million in critical cybersecurity funding from the Michigan Legislature for statewide security enhancements.
In her day-to-day work, Clark values the contributions of every person on DTMB’s 5,000 member team and has the unique ability to connect her sense of purpose and service with the overall work and mission of directing the State of Michigan’s technology and security efforts. She leads by example, seeking out opportunities that will allow those around her to succeed. Throughout these efforts, Clark’s compassion, patience, experience, and skills as are helping DTMB and the entire state forge a successful path into the digital future.

Scott Klososky

Technologist, Futurist, Humanist, Author and Consultant

As a founding partner of digital strategy firm, Future Point of View (FPOV), Scott lives on the leading edge of technology and innovative thinking. Scott speaks to large audiences worldwide about the intersection of humanity and the Digital Transformation. Through FPOV, Scott provides advisory work for clients including Fortune100, SMB’s and government entities. This work has driven him to develop unique concepts such as the HUMALOGY® Scale for measuring the amount of human or machine involved in a system or process, and the Rivers of Information® process for building learning eco-systems. He also pioneered a framework for looking accurately into the future of an industry sector in order to set organizational strategy: The High Beam process.
Scott co-founded Alkami Technology (ALKT), the developer of a second-generation online banking platform with innovative features non-existent in current systems. The company went public in 2021 at a $3billion valuation and is today headquartered in Dallas with over 350 employees.
Scott is recognized globally for his unique ability to accurately predict future digital trends and explain the logic behind why these will alter the current status quo of the economy and society. While business application of his insights is extremely valuable to leaders and companies, he is also motivated help improve the impact post Covid environments are having on people and their daily lives. Technology has been increasingly driving change and stress and recent events are amplifying this problem. He has a unique perspective on how to manage the personal toll technology is causing people, teams and organizations.
Even as a young child, Scott was destined to see the world through a Humalogy® lens. His father was a programmer for Boeing and his mother was a counselor who mixed many philosophies into her practice of helping people in life. To this day, he is a hybrid of a technologist and humanist who strives to find a hopeful future in blending the two.
Scott has the ability to entertain, inspire, and enlighten audiences, while helping them gain new perspectives about how technology is impacting us. Scott never does a canned presentation with the exact content across events. He sets himself apart from other speakers by architecting his content with the latest examples, current events and trends relevant for the keynote he is delivering.
He is equally adept at giving large stage keynotes, speaking to small boards of directors, facilitating half and full day workshops, and doing break-out sessions. As an added bonus of his presentations, attendees come away learning how to be a better facilitator, speaker or presenter by seeing Scott use different applications and technologies to engage audiences either in a virtual, hybrid or in person setting. The best measure of his ability to inspire and inform audiences is the high percentage of speaking clients who bring him back for follow up work with their audiences.
He produces a podcast titled “The Digital Optimist” in which he delivers ideas about the transformation of humanity through the impact of technology with a positive and hopeful lens. He also writes a blog titled Digital Awakening – both can be found at his website at www.klososky.com.

Phil Bertolini

Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology

Phil Bertolini is a Chief Delivery Officer for Government Technology, the premiere event and thought leadership content provider for state and local government technology professionals. Previously, he served as deputy county executive and CIO for Oakland County, Michigan. During his 31-year tenure, Phil built a world-class IT organization in the second-largest county in Michigan, just north of Detroit. As Oakland County CIO, he oversaw more than 150 employees serving over 1.2 million residents. In 2005, he was also promoted to deputy county executive, holding dual positions until his retirement. Phil’s efforts earned the county national attention, winning numerous awards for technology innovation and excellence. He was named Governing Magazine’s Public Official of the Year and Government Technology Magazine’s Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers. He was also honored by the President Obama White House as a Champion of Change.

Kim Crawford

Acting General Manager, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan 

Kim Crawford works for the State of Michigan, Department of Technology, Management, and Budget, Agency Services as an Acting General Manager.  Kim has three decades of Information Technology experience in the public and private sector with a solid track record of successfully managing large-scale multiyear technology projects along with strategic leadership and delivery of day-to-day operations to ensure business information technology requirements are met.  Kim and her team currently support the Mi. Dept. of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential, Mi. Dept. of Education, Center for Educational Performance and Information, Mi. Dept. of Civil Rights, and Mi. Civil Service Commission.  Kim has a Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Information Systems from Walsh College. In 2018, Kim achieved Business Relationship Management Professional certification.  

Barry Fischel

Sr. Account Director, Lumen

A seasoned career veteran in helping customers solve their IT challenges Barry has spent the last 12 years working with customers in both the Commercial and Public Sector arena focused on Cyber Security. For the last 3 years his role has been strictly working with State, Local Government and Higher Education (SLED).
He has worked closely with customers to help them define and create strong cyber defense of their network and data. This has been done while reducing strain on their human resources and helping them maximize the investments they have already made in their cyber security infrastructure. In his current role at Lumen he is able to leverage the power of the Lumen network, strong professional security services teams and industry partnerships to help strengthen the cyber defenses at not only the state level but also at the county and city level.
Barry currently resides in Wesley Chapel, Florida with his wife and 2 beagles.

Tiziana Galeazzi

General Manager for Department of Attorney General, Executive Office of the Governor, Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, and Department of Transportation, Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan

Ms. Galeazzi is a results-driven technology executive with extensive experience leading complex digital transformation initiatives across large, high-impact organizations. She has a proven track record of aligning enterprise IT strategy with business objectives, modernizing legacy systems, and delivering secure, scalable technology solutions that generate measurable business value. As General Manager within the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB), she is accountable for all IT services for the Department of Attorney General, the Executive Office of the Governor, the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, and the Department of Transportation. She has led cross-functional teams in executing enterprise-wide strategic modernization efforts, streamlining operations, and implementing emerging technologies such as AI-powered automation, predictive analytics, and cloud-native platforms to enhance service delivery and data-driven decision-making. Ms. Galeazzi is recognized for building and scaling high-performing teams, optimizing IT investment portfolios, and transforming legacy infrastructure into agile, cloud-based, AI-enabled, and secure environments. Her leadership style blends business acumen with operational rigor and a deep commitment to innovation and talent development. She volunteers as a mentor to emerging leaders through the Michigan Council of Women in Technology (MCWT) Foundation and DTMB’s mentoring program.

Corey Grant

Chief Operations Officer, Michigan Department of Treasury

Corey Grant is Michigan Department of Treasury’s Chief Operations Officer over Enterprise Services, Operations Excellence, Audit, Risk Management and Preparedness, and the Office of Communications.
Coming from her previous role as regional solutions director for UPS Healthcare, Corey displays a solid background in strategic planning, continuous process improvement, data analytics, and employee engagement.
Corey began her career at UPS in 2008 in Supply Chain Solutions, advancing to customer facing positions in Operations, Sales, Customer Solutions, and Data Analytics. She was responsible for multinational clients in a host of industries, while internally focusing on steering change, evolving departments, and establishing sound business practices for the company.
Prior to joining UPS, Corey spent 10 years on Active Duty in the United States Air Force, separating as a Logistics Readiness Officer. While active, she traveled the world supporting numerous domestic and international military and humanitarian missions, including a command role in aiding 700,000 victims across 11 nations with tsunami relief supplies, and an Army deployment to Afghanistan.
Corey holds an associate degree in logistics, a bachelor’s degree in social psychology, and an MBA with a concentration in logistics.

Charlie Henderson

Principal, Google Public Sector - State of Michigan, Google

Charlie joined Google Cloud in 2018 to serve the State of Michigan. Over the last six years, he has architected and delivered more than 40 projects on GCP - the majority of which leverage various disciplines of artificial intelligence. Whether it be through AI driven document extraction, speech to text, call center AI, virtual agents, video object detection, translation or most recently Generative AI / LLMs, these projects have significantly improved how Michiganders communicate and have streamlined processes for state employees, accelerating the handling of claims, applications, and requests. A proud Michigan resident, Charlie is also an avid hockey fan and coaches his two sons' travel teams.

Mike Homant

Chief Technology Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit

Mike Homant is an innovative technology leader with more than 30 years of success. Currently he is CTO and Deputy CIO for the City of Detroit. Previously, was CIO at Wright & Filippis.  He has held leadership roles at: Asset Acceptance Capital, Comprehensive Receivables Group - BC/BS WI, and William Beaumont Hospital. He specializes in implementing technology modernization and building customer service focused teams. Outside work he is a husband, father, and passionate photographer.

James Mahaffey

Consulting Systems Architect, Fortinet

James Mahaffey is a Consulting Systems Architect at Fortinet with over 15 years of experience in cybersecurity and network engineering. As Fortinet Certified Expert #3433, he brings deep technical expertise and strategic insight to designing and implementing secure, scalable network solutions. James has been with Fortinet for four years, contributing to innovative security architectures for clients. His diverse background includes roles as a network engineer for both a value-added reseller and a direct customer, giving him a well-rounded perspective on addressing complex business and security challenges.

Rob McLean

Vice President, Data and AI Technical Sales

Rob McLean is Vice President of Data and AI at IBM, where he brings over 30 years of experience in the IT industry to help clients succeed through innovation and strategic technology adoption. Throughout his career, Rob has held a variety of technical and leadership roles, including Developer, Architect, Systems Engineer, and executive leader of large, high-performing teams. He has partnered with hundreds of enterprises, universities, and state and local governments to leverage information technology as a competitive advantage.
Rob is known for his customer-centric approach, passion for emerging technologies, and ability to translate complex challenges into impactful solutions.
Outside of work, Rob enjoys exploring the natural beauty of Michigan. He is an avid mountain biker and golfer. Rob and his wife Ellen, whom he met during their first week at Michigan State University, recently celebrated 33 years of marriage. They are proud parents of two sons, both fellow Michigan State graduates.

Art Thompson

Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit

Art Thompson is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the City of Detroit, Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT). Prior to this appointment, Art served as the Director of Public Safety and Cyber Security for DoIT. Art is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University with a degree in Supply Chain Management. He has over fifteen (15) years of technical experience with the public safety environment and managing both union and non-union employees across multiple areas.

Jackie White

National Conference Director, Government Technology

As National Conference Director for Government Technology magazine, Jackie produces, manages, and emcees government IT conferences throughout the country. With over 20 years in the SaaS and Tech arena, Jackie proudly brings strategy, project management, operational excellence, and production together to streamline the efforts of live national events. For 15 years Jackie has worked within the greater Chicago market, while also planning and producing events throughout the US, Canada and Europe. 
Jackie is a proud member of GMIS Illinois, active with Chicago Innovation (FKA Chicago Innovation Awards), and is also known for dedicating countless hours volunteering and fundraising for non-profits including Surge for Water, Hephzibah Children's Association, SheSays Chicago, and Naperville Safety Town.

David Workman

Data AI Modern Engineer Practice Leader, AHEAD

David has 15+ years leading strategy through implementation of market leading Data driven solutions. David is an innovative digital transformation leader assisting his clients to drive value enablement from their data ecosystem and achieve greater business insights and strategic business objectives. David bridges his industry expertise with digital solutions that are the right fit to address client needs and priorities. He is an industry leader in data strategy, data governance, data management, cloud architecture, business intelligence and business process transformation. Throughout his career he has led full lifecycle implementation of a comprehensive suite of transformative solutions, including data quality and improvement, data governance, data integration, data management, business intelligence and analytics.

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Agenda

Wednesday, September 17
8:00 am Eastern	Registration and Morning Refreshments in the Exhibit Area Banquet Rooms 1 – 4
9:00 am Eastern	Opening Remarks Banquet Rooms 5 – 8 Laura Clark, Chief Information Officer, State of Michigan
9:20 am Eastern	Keynote – Dynamic Modernization: Solving the Puzzle of People, Process, and Technology Banquet Rooms 5 – 8 Just like puzzle pieces fit together in a specific way to form a complete picture, modern digital infrastructure systems are made up of interconnected components, hardware, software, data, networks, and people - that must align precisely to function properly. If even one piece is missing or misaligned, the whole system can falter. The opportunity to add a synthetic layer of intelligence on top of an already complicated puzzle presents challenges – but also, unprecedented opportunities. How does this reshape the dynamic between human behavior and technology? Can we utilize new tech to solve legacy problems? In this session, visionary Scott Klososky explores bold ideas and forward-looking concepts to help digital leaders anticipate and shape the next wave of transformation. Scott Klososky, Technologist, Futurist, Humanist, Author and Consultant
10:20 am Eastern	Networking Break in the Exhibit Area Banquet Rooms 1 – 4
10:50 am Eastern	Concurrent Sessions Dynamic Modernization Here in Michigan Meeting Rooms 203 - 204 Modernization is more than a tech upgrade -it’s about aligning people, processes, and tools to solve real-world challenges to solve persistent challenges and prepare for what’s next. Like a puzzle, every piece must fit: hardware, software, data, and human behavior. This session explores how agencies can use emerging technologies like AI and automation to tackle legacy issues, reduce friction, and drive smarter service delivery. Learn how to approach modernization practically and dynamically - one piece at a time. Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology Tiziana Galeazzi, General Manager for Department of Attorney General, Executive Office of the Governor, Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, and Department of Transportation, Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan Corey Grant, Chief Operations Officer, Michigan Department of Treasury Rob McLean, Vice President, Data and AI Technical Sales, IBM Art Thompson, Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit Managing Insider Threats: Detecting and Mitigating Risks from Within Your Organization Meeting Rooms 101 - 102 Insider threats are one of the most complex risks organizations face today. This panel discussion will explore various potential insider threats, from supply chain vulnerabilities introduced by foreign entities offering discounted tech, to HR risks posed by disgruntled employees seeking to harm cloud-based assets. Do your current policies effectively safeguard against these unique threats? Hear from your peers that have experienced both intentional and accidental insider threats, and can offer practical strategies for detecting risks, strengthening controls, and minimizing potential damage. Barry Fischel, Senior Account Director, Lumen James Mahaffey, Consulting Systems Architect, Fortinet Building the Skills for AI, ML, and Robotic Processing in Government Meeting Rooms 103 – 104 Workforce challenges in the public sector aren’t new—but the skills needed to meet them are rapidly changing. As technologies like Generative AI, Machine Learning, Large Language Models (LLMs), and Robotic Process Automation reshape the way we work, what does an effective team look like in 2025 and beyond? This session explores the critical capabilities agencies need to align IT with business goals, including prompt engineering, data literacy, AI oversight, quality assurance, and process automation. We’ll also discuss practical strategies for upskilling current staff, retaining talent, and adopting new workforce models to stay ahead of evolving demands. Join us to discover how to build a smarter, more adaptable public-sector team. The Cost of Innovation – Maximizing Value Without Reinventing the Stack Meeting Room 205 With limited funds and growing demands, government IT leaders must make strategic, phased investments that deliver lasting value. This session will explore how to reduce costs and technical debt by leveraging existing tools, rethinking procurement protocols, and collaborating across agencies. Through real-world examples and procurement best-practices, discover how agencies are justifying software use, embracing native cloud solutions, and starting the right conversations to maximize what you already have—empowering staff to think critically and invest wisely. Moderator: Nathan Buckwalter, IT General Manager for MDHHS Mike Homant, Chief Technology Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit Sara Keel, Director, Division Administrator - Innovation Division, Operational Excellence Bureau, Michigan Department of Treasury Anthony Rodgers, Director, Office of Enterprise Architecture, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan Narayan Sivaraman, Business Relationship Manager, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan
11:50 am Eastern	Short Break Please proceed to Lunch.
12:00 pm Eastern	Lunch Exhibit Hall C
1:00 pm Eastern	General Session – Updates on Michigan’s Adoption of Meaningful Digital Access Banquet Rooms 5 – 8 With WCAG 2.1 deadlines approaching, the State of Michigan has been making great strides to ensure digital services are accessible to all users. Join this session to hear about the advances that have been made over the last year, and how the call for great accessibility with ADA compliance fit into the State’s objective of meaningful digital access for all.
1:20 pm Eastern	Short Break Please proceed to the concurrent sessions.
1:35 pm Eastern	Concurrent Sessions Michigan’s Inspiring Use Cases AI and Robotic Processing Meeting Rooms 103 - 104 AI is transforming how government works—but not by replacing people. This session goes beyond the hype to showcase real AI and robotic processing use cases already in practice across Michigan. From practical application with automating forms to streamlining inspections via tablets, AI is accelerating service delivery and improving staff efficiency. Learn how agencies are using AI for cost avoidance, faster turnaround times, and improved quality assurance—without compromising human oversight. What do we need to know to better train our staff to leverage the future of this emerging tech? This session will explore risk management and for things like hallucinations, attributions, and social engineering, as well as helping share what repetitive tasks are being alleviated the use of these tools. Charlie Henderson, Principal, Google Public Sector - State of Michigan, Google Cloud David Workman, Data AI Modern Engineer Practice Leader, AHEAD Data Literacy in Action: Understanding Boundaries, Building Foundations Meeting Rooms 101 - 102 Effective data use in government starts with data-literate staff. This session focuses on building deeper data literacy for staff at all levels -helping them understand not just what data means, but what they can and can’t do with it. We’ll explore how data classifications define usage boundaries (e.g., “inside the house” vs. “outside”), and how this clarity supports secure, compliant, and effective decision-making. Learn how to foster change agility across your organization by equipping teams to confidently navigate policy, privacy, and interoperability in a complex data environment. Kim Crawford, BRMP®, General Manager, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan The Human Side of IT: Designing Change That Works Meeting Room 205 Successful transformation in government IT requires more than new tools—it demands thoughtful change, and a deep understanding of the people impacted. This session explores how combining change management principles with human-centered design leads to better adoption, smoother transitions, and solutions that truly work for users. Learn how to engage stakeholders early, design with empathy, and guide teams through change with clarity and purpose. Whether launching a new system or rethinking a service, this approach puts people at the center—where real, lasting change begins. Moderator: Holly Grady-Miller, Director Organizational Development, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan Exclusive Briefing for Industry Partners Meeting Rooms 203 – 204
2:35 pm Eastern	Networking Break in the Exhibit Area Banquet Rooms 1 – 4
3:00 pm Eastern	General Session – The Government Experience Revolution: Reimagining Personalized Government Delivery Banquet Rooms 5 – 8 Constituents today expect the same level of seamless, personalized service from government that they receive in the private sector. The Government Experience Revolution is transforming how agencies deliver services - moving from one-size-fits-all approaches to data-driven, user-centric experiences. This session will explore how governments are leveraging AI, digital identity, and advanced analytics to anticipate citizen needs, streamline interactions, and build trust through personalization. Phil Bertolini, Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology
3:45 pm Eastern	Networking Reception in the Exhibit Area Banquet Rooms 1 – 4 Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors.
4:15 pm Eastern	End of Conference Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.

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Event Date: September 17, 2025

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Michigan Digital Government Summit 2025

Overview

A message from our Keynote Speaker

Speakers

Laura Clark

Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, Management & Budget ("DTMB"), State of Michigan

Scott Klososky

Technologist, Futurist, Humanist, Author and Consultant

Phil Bertolini

Chief Delivery Officer, Government Technology

Kim Crawford

Acting General Manager, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan

Barry Fischel

Sr. Account Director, Lumen

Tiziana Galeazzi

Corey Grant

Chief Operations Officer, Michigan Department of Treasury

Charlie Henderson

Principal, Google Public Sector - State of Michigan, Google

Mike Homant

Chief Technology Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit

James Mahaffey

Consulting Systems Architect, Fortinet

Rob McLean

Vice President, Data and AI Technical Sales

Art Thompson

Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit

Jackie White

National Conference Director, Government Technology

David Workman

Data AI Modern Engineer Practice Leader, AHEAD

Agenda

Wednesday, September 17

8:00 am Eastern

Registration and Morning Refreshments in the Exhibit Area

Banquet Rooms 1 – 4

9:00 am Eastern

Opening Remarks

Banquet Rooms 5 – 8

9:20 am Eastern

Keynote – Dynamic Modernization: Solving the Puzzle of People, Process, and Technology

Banquet Rooms 5 – 8

10:20 am Eastern

Networking Break in the Exhibit Area

Banquet Rooms 1 – 4

10:50 am Eastern

Concurrent Sessions

Dynamic Modernization Here in Michigan

Meeting Rooms 203 - 204

Managing Insider Threats: Detecting and Mitigating Risks from Within Your Organization

Meeting Rooms 101 - 102

Building the Skills for AI, ML, and Robotic Processing in Government

Meeting Rooms 103 – 104

The Cost of Innovation – Maximizing Value Without Reinventing the Stack

Meeting Room 205

11:50 am Eastern

Short Break

Please proceed to Lunch.

12:00 pm Eastern

Lunch

Exhibit Hall C

1:00 pm Eastern

General Session – Updates on Michigan’s Adoption of Meaningful Digital Access

Banquet Rooms 5 – 8

1:20 pm Eastern

Short Break

1:35 pm Eastern

Concurrent Sessions

Michigan’s Inspiring Use Cases AI and Robotic Processing

Meeting Rooms 103 - 104

Data Literacy in Action: Understanding Boundaries, Building Foundations

Meeting Rooms 101 - 102

The Human Side of IT: Designing Change That Works

Meeting Room 205

Exclusive Briefing for Industry Partners

Meeting Rooms 203 – 204

2:35 pm Eastern

Networking Break in the Exhibit Area

Banquet Rooms 1 – 4

3:00 pm Eastern

Acting General Manager, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan 