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The IT Leadership Forum brings together current and emerging technology leaders with the industry partners that support them. This invitation-only event provides a space for leaders to collaborate while addressing the most important policy, management and leadership issues surrounding the future of digital government. Contact us if you’d like to join the conversation!

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Speakers

Saby Waraich

Saby Waraich

Chief Information Officer/Chief Information Security Officer, Clackamas County Community College  

Recognized by Thinkers360 as a Global Thought Leader and Influencer in the Top 10 for Project Management and Business Strategy, and in the Top 50 for Leadership, Saby Waraich is not just a speaker—he's a practitioner in the trenches every single day. Delivering keynotes and workshops that are as inspiring as they are practical, Saby marries actionable insights with a captivating storytelling style. His mission is not just to inspire but to equip you with the strategies needed to excel personally and professionally.
A veteran in driving change and fostering innovation, Saby offers a unique perspective backed by real-world experience. Whether on stage or virtually, his energetic and engaging approach provides the tools you need to stand out as a leader, build trust, and ultimately drive better results. Don't just listen to a speech; gain a professional edge from someone who's living it.

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Stacey Caster

Stacey Caster

CEO and Founder, North Executive Advisor

Throughout her impressive and diverse career, Stacey Caster has earned a reputation for being a forward-thinking leader, business consultant, executive coach, and workshop facilitator. Possessing an innate understanding of people, businesses, and systems that she has continued to develop throughout her 25+ year career, Stacey has been recognized for her innovative approach to organizational structure, management, and leadership development. At the core of her work, she was responsible for increasing the value and performance of senior leaders, c-level executives, organizations, and teams and for delivering the necessary support to help businesses run smoothly. Stacey is an accomplished and well-respected speaker, consultant, and engaging business coach. She’s also an accomplished business leader specializing in technology and business operations. Stacey is constantly driven to transform obstacles into opportunities and challenges into possibilities for her clients.
Stacey was chosen by LA Weekly as one of the “Top 10 Leadership Coaches to Watch in 2024” and a 2023 RISE Mentor of the Year. In addition, she is an ICF Certified Executive Coach, a Certified Master Facilitator, and a Genos Emotional Intelligence Certified Practitioner.

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Tracy-Ann Palmer

Tracy-Ann Palmer

CEO and Founder, Corporate Athlete Academy

Tracy-Ann is a seasoned, well-rounded, executive leader with 25+ years of global transformation experience and deep expertise across all areas of the business. She is a catalyst for change and a savvy, courageous leader who is unafraid to tackle difficult challenges. Optimistic in the face of uncertainty, Tracy-Ann is able to skillfully navigate through ambiguity and stay ahead of the market. She is a stellar relationship builder and inspirational leader who creates diverse, resilient teams that consistently exceed growth targets. Tracy-Ann develops bold leaders through passionate, empathetic mentorship. With a pioneer mindset, she develops winning cultures and empowers people to deliver value beyond their own expectations. Tracy-Ann is a celebrated motivational speaker, executive coach known for accelerating growth in the face of adversity, exceptional entrepreneurial success, and visionary leader.
Tracy-Ann is a 2023 Stevie Award Winner – Women Executive of the Year, a CRN Executive Mentor of the Year, a CRN Inclusive Leader Award recipient, a Channel Futures Top 20 Cloud Channel Leader, a CRN Female Executive of the Year and Role Model of the Year finalist, and a CRN Power 100 recipient three years in a row for The Most Powerful Women of the Channel. Tracy-Ann is also the Founder of the “We Build Character” non-profit executive leadership mentoring program.

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Melva Allen

Melva Allen

Human Resource Manager, Oakland County

Sunil Asija

Sunil Asija

Director of Human Resources, Oakland County

Sunil Asija is an accomplished leader in the realm of human resources, renowned for his strategic vision and dedication to fostering a thriving workplace culture. Serving as the Director of Human Resources for Oakland County, he spearheads initiatives that empower employees and drive organizational success. With a career spanning over two decades, Sunil has honed his expertise in various facets of sales, human resource management, change management, and higher education. His dynamic leadership style emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and inclusivity, fostering an environment where every individual feels valued and empowered to contribute their best.
Asija has more than 15 years of experience in creating and implementing traditional and e-learning methods, which includes fifteen years as an adjunct professor and. also certified through Prosci's Change Management Program – a global, research-based change management certification.

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Craig Brown

Craig Brown

Chief Innovation Officer, Department of Innovation and Technology, City of Westland 

Craig Brown is the Chief Innovation Officer for the City of Westland. As head of the City’s Department of Innovation and Technology, he is responsible for all aspects of Information Technology services for the City of Westland. As he would say, “If it touches electricity, then we are responsible for it.” During the past 9+ years with the City of Westland, Craig has capitalized on over 25 years in various customer service driven industries to help facilitate and grow all aspects of technology service to the City’s 85,000 residents and staff from a service-oriented point of view and delivery. Every decision made by his department is geared to maximizing the ability of City staff to work efficiently in delivery of their products to the residents and to provide the forward thinking, sustainable solutions residents need now and in the future. He is always looking for new opportunities in technology to provide better, smarter, more cost effective ways to serve the City.
Currently, Craig holds multiple degrees and industry certifications, including a Bachelor’s in Technology Management. He is the chairperson for the William D. Ford Career-Technical Center cybersecurity program advisory panel and a member of the Center’s advisory panel for the game design and programming program. He facilitated the City of Westland’s win of the Citywork’s Exemplary User Award for Excellence in Online Practice in 2018, Mi-GMIS 2023 Organizational Project of the Year award, and the 2023 Mi-GMIS Citizen Impact Project of the Year award. He has presented or moderated at various events including the Cityworks National Conference, Cityworks Michigan Chapter Roundtables, Michigan Digital Government Summit, and Michigan IT Leadership Forum. Craig believes that connecting people within the IT space is vital for everyone's continued success within this career path and strives to help promote that philosophy whenever possible.9

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Tom Cantrell

Tom Cantrell

Business Relationship Manager, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan

Tom Cantrell is the Business Relationship Manager for the Michigan Department of Management and Budget (DTMB) managing the IT support for the Department of Insurance and Financial Services. He has worked for the State of Michigan for more than 25 years including stints with MDOT, the Client Service Center, the Michigan Business One Stop, Agency Services for Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA), and the Secretary of State (MDOS). Tom has worn a variety of different hats for DTMB including help desk manager, quality assurance manager, business analyst and testing manager, development manager, and manager of IT support services. Prior to working at DTMB, Tom aspired to be a journalist and sometimes finds himself wondering how he went from dreams of covering the Detroit Lions or Michigan State Spartans, to managing technology resources and projects for the State of Michigan. He spends much of his free time writing or learning about Presidential history. Do not get him started talking about Chester Arthur.

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Jonathan Carroll

Jonathan Carroll

Industry Segment Advisor, T-Mobile

Jonathan Carroll is the Midwest Regional Executive for State Government Strategy at T-Mobile. Before taking on this role, he served as a four-term State Representative in the Illinois General Assembly from 2017-2024. While in the General Assembly, Jonathan secured approximately $10M in capital funding for community infrastructure, catalyzing substantial progress and elevating the district's infrastructure. His legislative record includes making Illinois a leader in food allergy safety & training, improving education, humanely treating animals and a bipartisan universal 72-hour waiting period for all gun purchases. During his time in the legislature, he would regularly work with both sides of the aisle for the betterment of the state.
Jonathan was involved on several key committees including Executive, General Appropriations, Cybersecurity, Consumer Protection, Police and Fire, Townships & Counties, Cities & Villages, Insurance, Public Utilities and Gaming.
Before entering politics, Jonathan was a Special Education teacher serving children with learning and social/emotional disorders. After leaving the classroom, Jonathan founded Carroll Educational Group and IEP Experts supporting young learners driven by innovative strategies and a proactive approach to addressing challenges. Jonathan's commitment to educational support services, including specialized offerings in Special Education advocacy and consulting, showcases his deep sense of responsibility to the community.
Jonathan attended DePaul University earning an undergraduate degree in Communication and a Master of Arts from Northeastern Illinois University in Education. Away from work, Jonathan enjoys spending time with his two children and Cavapoo Theo, watching sports (especially the Cubs and Bears), cooking and fishing.

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Laura Clark

Laura Clark

Chief Information Officer & Chief Security Officer, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan

Laura Clark serves as the chief information officer (CIO) for the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB), directing the state's technology and digital security efforts, as well as continuing a DTMB's the chief security officer, overseeing operations for the state agency that provides information technology, business and administrative services to Michigan's residents, businesses, state agencies, state employees, and retirees.
As chief security officer for the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, Laura Clark brings a unique blend of strengths that include leadership, vision, and strategic and tactical planning, along with the ability to promote collaboration at all levels to support high-level, critical statewide projects to successful completion.
As chief security officer, Clark is responsible for Michigan Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Services and the deployment of their resources. Through her effective leadership, her team can ensure that critical processes are audited, reviewed, and designed for maximum effectiveness, and that structures for all cybersecurity and infrastructure protection are effectively delivered and operationalized throughout the enterprise.

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Kim Crawford

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. 

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Heather Frick

Heather Frick

Agency Services Director, Department of Technology,  Management & Budget, State of Michigan 

Heather Frick is the Agency Services Director at the Michigan’s Department of Technology, Management and Budget. Heather leads the Agency Services Division, which delivers enterprise-wide technology supporting the 20 State of Michigan Departments, state employees and digital services to Michigan residents driving digital transformation and innovation.
With a proven track record of leadership supporting critical, high-level statewide projects to successful completion, Heather brings a unique background spanning the legal, finance and IT fields to her role along with critical experience in strategic planning, organizational change management and executive leadership. Prior to joining DTMB, Heather worked for 13 years serving in a variety of senior executive positions including Deputy Treasurer, Executive Director of the State Tax Commission and Chief Operations Officer for the Michigan Department of Treasury. Heather spent the first half of her career in private practice as an attorney, representing a broad range of clients in complex contract, tax, and corporate matters. Heather leverages her legal and finance expertise to navigate the complex legal and regulatory landscape governing technology implementations.
Heather is a member of the State Bar of Michigan. Heather holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from Denison University and holds a Juris Doctorate (JD) from The Ohio State University. Heather believes in the power of collaboration and innovation to drive positive change both within government and our communities.

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Tiziana Galeazzi

Tiziana Galeazzi LinkedIn

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

As General Manager in the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB), Ms. Galeazzi is accountable for all Information Technology services provided to the Department of Attorney General, the Executive Office of the Governor, the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, and the Department of Transportation. She oversees IT strategic planning and governance of IT investments, with a keen focus on fostering innovation and harnessing new technologies to achieve strategic business objectives. With more than 25 years’ experience in driving digital transformation, Ms. Galeazzi has held senior executive, and IT program management positions. Ms. Galeazzi serves as a mentor with the Michigan Council of Women in Technology (MCWT) Foundation, and she volunteers as a mentor in DTMB. She is the recipient of the Governor’s Coins for Leadership, Excellence and was also recognized with a State Leadership of the Year award. Under her leadership, Michigan received two national IT Recognition Awards by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO). Ms. Galeazzi holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Management of Information Systems (MIS).

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Elizabeth Klobucher

Elizabeth Klobucher

Senior Manager, Accenture's Midwest Talent & Organization Practice, Accenture

Elizabeth Klobucher is a leader in Accenture’s Midwest Talent and Organization practice with cross-industries expertise, including the public sector. Elizabeth has honed her talent expertise in areas of organizational transformation, change management, and employee development. She is passionate about the intersection of humans and technology, with a deep understanding of the power of individuals to drive innovation and optimize skills to create sustainable transformation.
Elizabeth holds a Master of Science degree in Applied Industrial / Organization Psychology. Additionally, she is an active member of the Alzheimer’s Association, IL Chapter, Illinois Women Conquer ALZ, and a visiting member of the People, Process, Culture Advisory Board for the University of Wisconsin – Stout.

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Mark Newsome

Mark Newsome

Senior Partner and Managing Client Partner, IBM Corporation

Brian Pillar

Brian Pillar

General Manager, Department of Technology, Management and Budget, State of Michigan 

Brian Pillar is a General Manager for the State of Michigan, Department of Technology, Management and Budget with his teams providing support to the Michigan Department of Corrections, the Michigan State Police and the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. Brian’s core values are: the strength of the teams; customer service; Innovation; Security; and Business Value.
Brian is an alumnus of Michigan State University and began his professional career working for one of the university’s IT departments where he drove a major network operating system modernization project. He then pursued opportunities at a small, but global, software development company where he led the IT Operations teams in their journey to the public cloud. In 2018, Brian joined the Department of Technology, Management and Budget, accepting his present role in 2021. Since joining the State of Michigan, Brian has been passionate about driving modernization towards cloud friendly platforms and services.

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Art Thompson

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.

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Jackie White

Jackie White LinkedIn

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.

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Agenda

Thursday, May 23

8:00 am Eastern

Registration and Morning Refreshments in the Exhibit Area

Banquet 5 & 7

9:00 am Eastern

Opening Remarks

Banquet 1 – 4

Laura Clark, Chief Information Officer, State of Michigan

9:10 am Eastern

Keynote – Leading Beyond Our Limits

Banquet 1 – 4

We’re pressed to the edge of our comfort zone daily. Faced with evolving challenges, unforeseen obstacles, and constant change, it can be tempting to stick to the familiar and avoid risk. Yet, there’s opportunity on the other side of discomfort, and standing out as a leader who’s willing to embrace uncharted territories is a remarkable way to inspire innovation and drive transformation. Join Saby Waraich as he draws on his real-life experience as a trailblazing guide in leadership. Learn to step into the uncomfortable to expand your impact, conquer complex challenges, and build a legacy of resilient leadership.

Saby Waraich, Chief Information Officer/Chief Information Security Officer, Clackamas Community College

10:10 am Eastern

Featured Speaker: GenAI and the Future of Work: An Interactive Session for Public Sector Leaders

Banquet 1 – 4

Public institutions are increasingly required to deliver efficient, user-friendly public services in an environment where the nature of work and workforce is evolving faster than ever before. Where can public service organizations realize the greatest disruption and opportunity as a result of GenAI? Do you understand the five key areas organizations should be focused on as they become more aware of GenAI, and its impacts? Join this session to hear about real-life examples of how GenAI and automation are transforming the workforce, and what it means for public service. Enjoy open dialogue about the challenges, opportunities, and applications of GenAI. At the conclusion of our time, you will have actionable items you can take back to your organization and teams to initiate changes - both small and large.

Elizabeth Klobucher, Senior Manager, Accenture's Midwest Talent & Organization Practice, Accenture

10:40 am Eastern

Networking Break in the Exhibit Area

Banquet 5 & 7

11:00 am Eastern

Concurrent Sessions

Leading Change + Risk Management

Banquet 6

Change is hard, but fearing it can cause our agencies to fall behind the times. How do we start looking at this differently, and lean into change being a positive part of innovation instead of something that leaves us vulnerable to risk? How do we manage our fear of failure as we grow in our leadership roles? Can we get out of the day-to-day tactical activities to make space to see the next big thing? Join this session to explore smart ways to lean into the uncomfortable.

Moderator: Jackie White, National Conference Director, Government Technology

Tom Cantrell, Business Relationship Manager, Department of Technology, Management and Budget, State of Michigan

Jonathan Carroll, Industry Segment Advisor, T-Mobile

Art Thompson, Chief Information Officer, City of Detroit

Being an Individual Contributor vs a People Leader: Do You Know the Difference?

Banquet 8

Excelling in your role as an IT professional is what brought you to this Summit. But what’s next? What type of skillset do we need to develop to avoid doing every task ourselves in the interest of efficiency or quality control? How do we learn to let go of being the expert, and instead empower our teams to thrive? Have you fully adjusted from being peers with those in your agency, to now being the person that manages them and distributes the workload? What is the metric by which you are defining your success as a leader? Join this session to hear real-world examples of how other leaders have managed this transition and continue to thrive.

Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Senior Vice President, Government Technology

Craig Brown, Chief Innovation Officer, Department of Innovation and Technology, City of Westland

Tiziana Galeazzi, General Manager, Department of Technology, Management and Budget, State of Michigan

Jill Recker, IT Manager, Indigent Defense Services Department, Wayne County

12:00 pm Eastern

Lunch

Banquet 1 – 4

12:35 pm Eastern

General Session – How to Have Difficult Conversations With Staff

Banquet 1 – 4

The soft skills managers need in order to thrive often include the ability to diffuse difficult interpersonal conflicts between team members. What does this look like in everyday office settings? How do we learn these skills when this is more art than science? Join several experienced people managers as they demonstrate what this skillset looks like in action.

Moderator: Melva Allen, Human Resource Manager, Oakland County

Moderator: Sunil Asija, Director of Human Resources, Oakland County

1:05 pm Eastern

Short Break

Please proceed to the concurrent sessions.

1:15 pm Eastern

Concurrent Sessions

Communication: Art of Storytelling – The Why?

Banquet 6

One of the most important parts of being a leader is the ability to effectively communicate with stakeholders at every level, including your team, your boss, elected officials, and even the media. As you get better at storytelling, you gain stronger relationships with every type of stakeholder. In IT specifically, stories can be an excellent way to connect with stakeholders and customers to help them see the benefit of the solutions you’re providing. How do you transform your thoughts and ideas into stories that grab your audience’s attention? Does this work with the population you serve, or the team you manage? This session will share tips on how to become a master storyteller and make your communication more impactful in all aspects of leadership, and life.

Moderator: Jackie White, National Conference Director, Government Technology

Deb Fett, Chief Information Officer, Ingham County

Peter Makar, Cybersecurity Advisor and StateRAMP Representative

Brian Pillar, General Manager, Department of Technology, Management and Budget, State of Michigan

Tactical vs Strategic: Which Category Do You Fall Into?

Banquet 8

As we lean into managing our agency’s workload, it’s easy to take a tactical approach and hyper-optimization. Does this approach compromise the customer experience? A more strategic approach to prioritizing collaboration with other agencies may help streamline the way customers engage with us. How do we think beyond our current position and the silos around us to identify cross-over and commonalities in our workflows? Are we thinking tactically about the task at hand, or are we looking at the work through the lens of the strategic plan? Join this session to gain more knowledge about the roles of tactical and strategic leadership and management, examining how they synergize to drive efficiency and innovation.

Moderator: Phil Bertolini, Senior Vice President, Government Technology

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

Heather Frick, Agency Services Director, Department of Technology, Management & Budget, State of Michigan

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

Mark Newsome, Senior Partner and Managing Client Partner, IBM Corporation

2:15 pm Eastern

Networking Break in the Exhibit Area

Banquet 5 & 7

2:35 pm Eastern

General Session – Navigating Leadership with CLARITY

Banquet 1 – 4

It’s no secret that work in the public sector is rewarding. It’s also no secret that conditions to get this rewarding work done can be difficult with teams feeling like there’s never enough money, people, or time. How do current and future leaders cultivate skill sets that allow them to withstand and recover from the daily challenges presented? In this engaging workshop, you’ll enhance your leadership toolkit with the CLARITY framework. You’ll leave with an action plan to implement for immediate results all while enhancing your capacity for resilience!

Stacey Caster, CEO and Founder, North Executive Advisors

Tracy-Ann Palmer, CEO and Founder, Corporate Athlete Academy

3:45 pm Eastern

Networking Reception in the Exhibit Area

Banquet 5 & 7

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.

Lansing Center

333 E Michigan Ave
Lansing, MI 48933
(517) 483-7400

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

Sunil Asija
Chief Learning and Development Officer
Oakland County

Jamie Bennett
Acting Deputy Chief Security Officer
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Craig Brown
Chief Innovation Officer
Department of Innovation and Technology
City of Westland

Eric Brunk
IT Manager
Information Technology
City of Birmingham

Tom Cantrell
Business Relationship Manager
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Chris Cantrell
Director of IT/GIS
Midland County

Jayson Cavendish
Chief Security Officer
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Laura Clark
Chief Information Officer
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

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

Andy Esch
Director, Office of Enterprise Information Management
Department of Transportation
State of Michigan

Deb Fett
Chief Information Officer
Ingham County

Heather Frick
Agency Services Director
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Tiziana Galeazzi
General Manager
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

David Holcomb
Director of Information Technology
Hillsdale County

Robert Johnson
Director of Technology Experience
Wayne County

Robert (Bob) Jones
Executive Director of Support Services
Information and Technology Services
University of Michigan

David Judd
Director, Systems, Evaluation & Technology
Department of Education
State of Michigan

Duane Kerskstra
Business Relationship Manager
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Michelle McClish
Cybersecurity Local Partnerships
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Rex Menold
Deputy Chief Security Officer
State of Michigan

Suzanne Pauley
eMichigan Director
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Brian Pillar
General Manager
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Dan Rainey
Chief Information Officer
Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD)
City of Detroit

Manny Rosales
Business Relationship Manager
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Steve Sedore
Executive Director of Operations
Allegan County

Doug Start
Director of Information Technology
City of Grand Rapids

Willard Stuart
Business Relationship Manager
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Eric Swanson
Director, Center for Shared Solutions & Technology Partnerships
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Art Thompson
Chief Information Officer
City of Detroit

Andrey Verevko
General Manager for CTO
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Ulri Zay
Outreach Specialist
Department of Technology, Management & Budget
State of Michigan

Industry Representatives

Greg Bruggen
Principal Technology Sales Leader
IBM

Jonathan Carroll
Industry Segment Advisor
T-Mobile

Andrew Hagman
Technology Service Lead
Accenture

Registration Information / Contact Us

Contact Information

2025 Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact:

Heather Earney
Government Technology
Phone: (916) 932-1339
E-mail: heather.earney@erepublic.com

Venue

Lansing Center

333 E Michigan Ave
Lansing, MI 48933
(517) 483-7400