Name: Missouri Digital Government Summit 2017
Start: 2017-06-13T08:00
Location: Capitol Plaza Hotel

Overview

To view speaker presentations where available, see Agenda page.

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

Topics Include:

Cloud Governance
Optimizing the Workforce and Workplace of Tomorrow
365 Days of Sunshine
Cyber Threat Drilldown
Reinventing the Citizen Experience
More with Less – It’s Not Just a Cliché
Kansas City in Action
Don’t Take the Bait!
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data

A message from our Keynote Speaker

The Missouri Digital Government Summit is one of those rare times when we can step back, take a breath, and look at things from a fresh perspective while learning about new technologies and creative solutions. It’s one of our favorite times of the year. Come join us to discuss how we can best leverage our technologies, resources and skills to better serve our citizens. I look forward to seeing you there!

– Rich Kliethermes, Acting Chief Information Officer, State of Missouri

Speakers

Governor Eric Greitens, State of Missouri

Eric was born and raised in Missouri. His mom, Becky, was an early childhood special education teacher, and his dad, Rob, worked for the Department of Agriculture. He grew up with two younger brothers, Marc and Aaron. Eric attended Missouri public schools, where he played baseball and soccer and got his first job while he was in elementary school. In 1992, he graduated from Parkway North High School in St. Louis.
Eric earned a scholarship to Duke University, where he took up boxing. In college, he also participated in humanitarian missions overseas, working with refugee and orphan children in Croatia and Bosnia, with Rwandan children and families who survived the genocide, and with children of the street in Bolivia.
Eric earned a Rhodes scholarship to Oxford University. He continued to work overseas with children and families in hardship, including in one of Mother Teresa’s homes for the destitute and dying in India and at an orphanage in Albania. He studied how leaders and communities can come together to help children and families in situations of extreme hardship, poverty, and war. At Oxford, Eric also became a champion boxer.
Both of Eric’s grandfathers served in the military in World War II. Inspired by them, and with a desire to serve his country, Eric joined the United States Navy on January 20, 2001. After graduating from Officer Candidate School, Eric received orders to Basic Underwater Demolition/ SEAL Training (BUD/S), and reported for duty. He graduated with BUD/S class 237.
Eric served as a U.S. Navy SEAL on four deployments: in Afghanistan with a counterterrorism US Special Operations Special Mission Unit, as the commander of a Mark V Special Operations Craft Detachment in Southeast Asia, and as the commander of Naval Special Warfare Task Unit Manda Bay in the Horn of Africa. In 2005-06, he served as a White House Fellow under President George W. Bush, and in 2006, he deployed to Iraq for his fourth tour of duty, as the commander of an al-Qaeda targeting cell in Fallujah.
After his unit was hit by a suicide truck bomb, Eric returned home and founded The Mission Continues, which helps America’s veterans live lives of purpose, productivity, dignity and meaning here at home. In seven years as CEO, Eric built The Mission Continues into a nationally recognized veterans organization and won numerous awards for his service and leadership.
In 2011, Eric married his wife, Sheena. Today, they are the proud parents of two boys, Joshua and Jacob. Throughout his life, Eric Greitens has served and fought for others. As Missouri’s 56th Governor, Eric is on a new mission: to change politics as usual and fight for more jobs, higher pay, safer streets, and better schools for all Missourians.

Bronkar Lee - Keynote

Peak Performance Expert, Author, Speaker and Dynamic Performer

Bronkar has always been fascinated by learning, as both an enthusiastic student and insightful teacher. He has learned musical instruments and languages, crafted beatboxing techniques, and mastered numerous physical skills – even to the point of breaking world records. More impressively, he’s transformed his personal abilities in record time. He applies these skills as a performer, coach, and educator to inspire countless audiences and individuals. A sampling of credits includes touring Europe as ringmaster to a world-renowned circus, teaching at-risk youth to develop the confidence to overcome abuse and addiction, and appearing with Jay Leno on the Tonight Show.
As a peak performance coach, Bronkar has helped clients and audiences to achieve personal breakthroughs and accomplish goals for health, success, and well-being. His one-man variety show continues to be in great demand – everywhere from corporate conferences for Google and Facebook to Disney cruise ships to half-time shows at Madison Square Garden. As a keynote artist and speaker, he delivers an innovative experience using original art forms, personal connection, and applied technology to help others find greatness within themselves.
Over the years, Bronkar’s desire to produce, coach, and collaborate has led him to form multiple performance groups and multimedia-filled theatrical shows. Most recently, Bronkar collaborated with his wife Cyndi Harvell Lee to write the book BAM: Bold Achievement Method, outlining his 6-step process for accelerated learning.

Bob Bennett

Chief Innovation Officer, City of Kansas City

Bob Bennett became the Chief Innovation Officer for the City of Kansas City, Missouri, in January 2016 after a 25-year career in the US Army. He leads the Smart City initiatives, a suite of projects including: data analysis, Public Wi-Fi, digital kiosk installation, dynamic traffic light control and smart lighting programs in the city’s downtown core. Kansas City’s initiatives earned an Edison Award (Gold) for “Collective Disruption” and civic innovation in 2017. Bob is currently working on plans to extend Smart City infrastructure throughout the 318 miles of KCMO.
Bob is a former army guy who now passes the time by wandering around city hall looking for problems (and frequently finding them) and running all over the city and world looking for innovative solutions. He occasionally matches the two...

James Carlson

Senior Lead Product Manager, Business Channel Marketing, CenturyLink

Jim Carlson’s career with CenturyLink has spanned 29 years and he has held roles in IT, Finance, Billing, Product Management, Product Development Marketing and Sales. Jim has lead initiatives at CenturyLink to bring new technologies to market, rationalize CenturyLink’s product portfolio and CenturyLink’s entry into the “web world”. He currently works with CenturyLink sales teams across the country helping them describe the power of CenturyLink’s portfolio of solutions to their customers.

Cory Fischer

Applications Development Manager, City of Columbia

Cory Fischer is the Applications Development Manager for the City of Columbia. He received a B.S. in Computer Science from Lincoln University in 2000 and a M.S. in Computer Science from Missouri State University in 2009. His experience includes software development, infrastructure support and management of technical teams. He has worked for the public and private sectors, driving business results through cost-effective and innovative solutions. When being requested to "do more with less", IT has a plethora of options to achieve the goals of the organization at blazing speeds. Come see how the City of Columbia is using technology to become more efficient at monitoring, automation, project oversight and reaching the constituents of the City.

Jason Guibert

Cloud Solutions Architect, Management Consulting, World Wide Technology

Jason has worked in IT operations and management for the past 16 years with a focus on the transformations and migrations inherent with virtualization and cloud. He has been both a hands-on practitioner of cloud designs and implementations, as well as a business and operations strategist, helping IT departments realize the full potential of their investments.

Terry Hect

Chief Security Strategist, AT&T

Terry Hect is a Chief Security Strategist and architect. He has extensive background in building and managing security operations centers at large government and fortune 10 businesses. Terry has been actively involved in the development and deployment of security efforts for over 20 years, rotating through various responsibilities in R&D, Operations, Marketing and Sales.

Information Technology Business Development Manager, Department of Conservation, State of Missouri

For over two decades, Ritchie Jenkins has dedicated his career to helping organizations - both in the public and private sector - identify, design, and implement forward-thinking technology solutions.
Currently leading the Missouri Department of Conservation's Project Management Office, he is instrumental in the planning and execution of the department's mobile strategy and nationally recognized programs, such as MO Hunting and MO Fishing. Prior to this role, Ritchie served in Development, Database Administration, IT sales, and other Project Management positions, which collectively have provided him with a well-rounded and unique IT perspective. And, as the former Mayor of the City of Russellville, he furthered the city's digital presence to improve communication with residents.
Ritchie holds a Bachelor's of Science degree in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University and a Masters of Business Administration from William Woods University. He also holds the Project Management Professional certification from the Project Management Institute.

Margaret (Peggy) Landwehr

Special Counsel, Administration, Division of Legal Services, Department of Social Services, State of Missouri

Margaret “Peggy” Landwehr a Special Counsel for the Division of Legal Services of the Department of Social Services. She handles Sunshine Law inquiries and Rulemaking. Previously, Peggy was the e-Discovery Coordinator for the Missouri Attorney General’s Office. She has also worked as a Legal Editor at the Missouri Bar, a Hearing Officer for the Personnel Advisory Board, and a Prescreening Attorney at the Samaritan Center’s Legal Care Office. Peggy has presented on various topics including the Sunshine Law, e-Discovery, Social Media and Ethics, and Civility in the Courtroom.
Peggy graduated from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, and earned her law degree from St. Louis University School of Law.
She is married to John Landwehr, a partner in the law firm of Cook, Vetter, Doerhoff and Landwehr, P.C., and former Mayor of the City of Jefferson. They have two grown children, Becca, an interior architect in Washington, D.C., and David, a CPA, in Denver.

Information Technology Manager, Applications Development, Department of Conservation, State of Missouri

Deepti Manglik has over 20 years of extensive experience in the Information Technology field including work in application development, database management, project management, business analysis, and budget planning.
She is currently leading the Missouri Department of Conservation's Information Management team, which comprises of Application Development Unit, GIS, and Database teams. With a focus on development and project management, she has been actively involved in the planning and rollout of the departments mobile strategy and security standards for all public facing applications.
Deepti holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Math from Meerut University, a Masters of Computer Applications from SNDT University, India and an MBA from William Woods University. She also holds the Project Management Professional certification from the Project Management Institute.

Deepak Mohapatra

Global Industry Leader, Government Industry Solutions, IBM

Deepak Mohapatra is an IBM Executive responsible for Industry Solutions for the State and Local Government marketplace. He has worked extensively throughout Government Health, Human Services, Tax and Workforce agencies in his career. Mr. Mohapatra specializes in helping government agencies adopt analytical, predictive and cognitive solutions and has managed both small and large transformation projects in many states. Deepak holds postgraduate degrees from Boston University and Babson College. He lives in Boston with his wife and 10-year-old boy/girl twins.

Rochelle Reeves

Director of Legal Services, Missouri Lottery

In addition to experience in private practice at a large law firm, Rochelle has served as a government attorney in Missouri for more than 13 years, including as general counsel for the Department of Revenue, a division chief at the Attorney General’s office, and now at the Lottery, which generated more than $1.2 billion in sales each of the last two years. Rochelle enjoys collaborating with in-house technologists to ensure an agency’s Sunshine Law compliance.

Michael Roling

Chief Information Security Officer, Information Technology Services Division, State of Missouri

Michael Roling has been the Chief Information Security Officer for the Office of Administration, Information Technology Services Division for the State of Missouri since 2009. He heads the Office of Cyber Security and is responsible for overseeing the information security posture for the State of Missouri. Michael has been employed by the State of Missouri since 2003.
As CISO, he has transformed the security culture throughout government, introduced new processes and technologies that have enabled IT to swiftly and effectively respond to incidents, and has implemented various policies that have strengthened IT governance. Prior to joining state government, Michael worked at AT&T and Anheuser-Busch. Michael earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems from Saint Louis University.

Sean Telles

Manager of Systems Engineering, Public Sector State & Local, ForeScout Technologies

Sean heads up ForeScout Technologies’ Public Sector State & Local government SE practice for the US, has seventeen years of hands-on experience architecting and building security solutions and managing production environments, integrator, and manufacturer, and in leading security teams from all sides of the table. Sean is responsible for articulating and demonstrating how the ForeScout value proposition of “See-Control-Orchestrate” for IOT, SCADA, and critical infrastructure controls fills the gaps between defense-in-depth tools, and lets state, county, and municipal authorities build their own self-defending networks leveraging the tools they have already invested in. Previously, Sean has worked at Symantec, SRA International, and Northrop Grumman, where he has held a variety of roles in Cyber Security Architecture, Cloud Infrastructure and Security, Network and Infrastructure Security, Systems Management, Network Management. He holds his Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration, and resides in Northern Virginia.

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Agenda

Tuesday, June 13
8:00 am Central	Registration and Morning Refreshments Atrium
8:45 am Central	Opening Remarks Missouri/Capital/Truman Room Introduction: Sarah H. Steelman, Commissioner, Office of Administration, State of Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, State of Missouri
9:15 am Central	Keynote – Hacking the Learning Curve Missouri/Capital/Truman Room Bronkar Lee, Peak Performance Expert, Author, Speaker and Dynamic Performer (@BronkarLee) We live and work in a fast-paced, high-pressure world, and if we’re not gaining new skills and continuously upping our games we risk being left behind. Not just in our jobs but in our personal lives. On the bright side, there’s never been a better time to learn for the simple reason that knowledge and information have never been more easily obtainable. But transforming information into ability isn’t so easy. And that’s where Bronkar excels. His unique learning system shortens the runway for anyone, regardless of their goals, interests or inherent talents. In this unforgettable presentation, Bronkar shows us how to re-energize our approach to skill acquisition and hands us the key to unlock our passion for learning.
10:15 am Central	Networking Break Atrium
10:45 am Central	Concurrent Sessions Cloud Governance Lincoln Banquet Room Today, it’s tough to find an organization that doesn’t depend on the cloud for something critical. The question is no longer whether to venture into the cloud, yes or no. Now it’s a matter of “How, what, when and where?” Understanding and anticipating risks, limitations, scope and accountability are critical to success. This session explores the factors to consider before going “all in” (or even partway). Kevin Gilmore, Manager, Applications and Systems Administration Group, Missouri Research and Education Network (MOREnet) Jason Guibert, Cloud Solutions Architect, Management Consulting, World Wide Technology View Guibert Presentation Here David Veit, Technical Architect, Information Technology Services Division, State of Missouri Optimizing the Workforce and Workplace of Tomorrow Jefferson Room B/C State and local government organizations are increasingly challenged to attract and retain IT staff. Retirement, private sector competition, changing technology portfolios and evolving workplace expectations are beginning to stack up against traditional government workplace practices. Questions about mobility, collaboration spaces and tools are becoming common during the interview process and government is not always prepared to offer competitive answers in today’s fluid and highly-competitive job market. This session offers a look at what some innovative organizations are doing to scrap outmoded practices and embrace new paradigms. James Carlson, Senior Lead Product Manager, Business Channel Marketing, CenturyLink View Presentation Here 365 Days of Sunshine Jefferson Room A Open government isn’t just a trend – it’s the future. To quote Star Trek: Resistance is futile! There are just too many tangible benefits and too many political pressures to ignore. But document management and simply making data available aren’t the biggest challenges; it’s deciding where to draw the line in this age of social media, Internet of Things, and a surfeit of personally identifiable information. This session discusses the pitfalls to avoid and key factors in deciding just how much sunshine you can bear without being burned. Margaret (Peggy) Landwehr, Special Counsel, Administration, Division of Legal Services, Department of Social Services, State of Missouri Rochelle Reeves, Director of Legal Services, Missouri Lottery View Presentation Here
11:45 am Central	Lunch Missouri/Capital/Truman Room
12:30 pm Central	General Session – Cybersecurity: Then and Now Missouri/Capital/Truman Room In the world of cyber security, five years can be a lifetime. The landscape is evolving far too fast, and what worked just a few years ago probably won’t work today. On the other hand, some things never seem to change, such as the answer to the question “Are we secure yet?” In this session, an expert panel bravely reflects on just how far we’ve come and how far we still need to go. Be prepared to laugh, to cry, and to face some surprising realities. Moderator: Drew Erdmann, Chief Operating Officer, State of Missouri Terry Hect, Chief Security Strategist, AT&T Michael Roling, Chief Information Security Officer, Information Technology Services Division, State of Missouri Sean Telles, Manager of Systems Engineering, Public Sector State & Local, ForeScout Technologies
1:30 pm Central	Networking Break Atrium
1:50 pm Central	Concurrent Sessions Cyber Threat Drilldown Lincoln Banquet Room Our lunchtime panel session looked at the overall cyber landscape. Now it’s time to dive a little deeper. As cyber-attacks become more organized, advanced, persistent and adaptive, it is imperative for government organizations to get a handle on what they’re up against. This session focuses on the latest risk factors and strategies for shoring up defenses. Steve McCluskey, Manager – Solutions Architect, IoT Development, Verizon Michael Roling, Chief Information Security Officer, Information Technology Services Division, State of Missouri Reinventing the Citizen Experience Jefferson Room B/C We live in a highly interactive and fast-paced society, and people are getting more demanding about, well, everything. The pressure is mounting on government services, too, and one of the Governor’s top priorities is to make “citizen-centric” more than just a buzzword. This session takes a look at some creative strategies to remake government’s relationship with its customers into something more stimulating, rewarding and efficient. Ritchie Jenkins, Information Technology Business Development Manager, Department of Conservation, State of Missouri Deepti Manglik, Information Technology Information Management Manager, Department of Conservation, State of Missouri View Jenkins-Manglik Presentation Here Deepak Mohapatra, Global Industry Leader, Government Industry Solutions, IBM (representing Huber and Associates) More with Less – It’s Not Just a Cliché Jefferson Room A In the quest for increased efficiencies and cost savings, technology continues to blaze new trails. What approaches are getting the best results? What new technologies have the most potential to impact government operations and services? Can existing technologies and processes be transformed? This session will provide a glimpse into the future of government efficiency and the technologies that will lead the way. Cory Fischer, Applications Support Manager, City of Columbia Kim Nakahodo, Assistant to the City Administrator, Civic Engagement and Communications, City of Blue Springs View Nakahodo Presentation Here
2:00 pm Central	Sponsor Briefing Carnegies Room (Industry sponsors only) Hosted by Acting Chief Information Officer Rich Kliethermes and Deputy Chief Information Officer Steve Siegler.
2:50 pm Central	Networking Break Atrium
3:10 pm Central	Fast Track Sessions Missouri/Capital/Truman Room Kansas City in Action Kansas City is considered by many to be the most connected Smart City in the world, and they’re not resting on their laurels. In their view, success is all about innovation, civic partnerships, and plenty of hard work. This session provides an inspiring update on what they’ve accomplished, where they’re headed, and why they so strongly believe that creative use of technology is the best way to ensure an auspicious future for their community. Bob Bennett, Chief Innovation Officer, City of Kansas City (@kc_cio) View Presentation Here Don’t Take the Bait! Government organizations are under attack and the stakes have never been higher. Threats of all types are increasingly sophisticated and better organized. Spearfishing and ransomware are becoming full-fledged industries with remarkably low barriers to entry. This session takes an unflinching look at what we’re up against and how to avoid becoming a prize catch. Michael Roling, Chief Information Security Officer, Information Technology Services Division, State of Missouri View Presentation Here Artificial Intelligence and Big Data What happens when Big Data gets too big to be useful? There is a limit to how much humans can analyze by using traditional software and analytics. Enter artificial intelligence (AI), which is advancing to a point where it can cut through Big Data like a knife through hot butter. This session takes a look at an inventive application of AI that is making a real impact on people’s lives. Deepak Mohapatra, Global Industry Leader, Government Industry Solutions, IBM (representing Huber and Associates) View Presentation Here
4:15 pm Central	Networking Reception Atrium Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors. *Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.*

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

Bob Bennett
Chief Innovation Officer
City of Kansas City

Tim Bock
Acting Director
State Data Center
State of Missouri

Pat Brooks
Chief Information Officer
Office of State Courts Administrator
State of Missouri

Jim Chapdelaine
Chief Information Officer
City of Columbia

Joan Evans
Information Technology Director
City of Jackson

Doug Fees
Information Technology Chief
Department of Conservation
State of Missouri

John Gillispie
Associate Vice President
Enterprise Application Services
University of Missouri System

Andrew Golightly
Director of Information Technology
Attorney General's Office
State of Missouri

Eric Gorham
Chief Information Officer
REJIS Commission

John Hanauer
Chief Information Officer
Public Service Commission
State of Missouri

Charlie Herbst
Associate Commissioner
Cape Girardeau County

Dawn Hilderbrand
Information Technology Manager
Information Technology Division
City of Kansas City, MO

Laura Holloway
Communications Specialist
Missouri Municipal League

Simon Huang
Director
Information Systems
St. Charles County

Rich Kliethermes
Acting Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Services Division
State of Missouri

Mary J. Miller
Chief Information Officer
City of Kansas City

Rick Nolle
Chief Information Officer
St. Louis County

Dele Oredugba
Information Technology Director
City of St. Louis

Mike Roling
Chief Information Security Officer
Information Technology Services Division
State of Missouri

Dan Ross
Executive Director
Missouri Municipal League

Steve Siegler
Deputy Chief Information Officer for Operations
Information Technology Services Division
State of Missouri

Lt. Leslie Thurston
Assistant Director, IT & Communications
State Highway Patrol
State of Missouri

David Veit
Technical Architect
Information Technology Services Division
State of Missouri

Nikki Veit
Technical Architect
Information Technology Services Division
State of Missouri

Thomas Westbrook
Manager of Operations & Networking
Metropolitan Police Department
City of St. Louis

Industry Representatives

Jim Buhr
Sales Representative
Huber & Associates Inc.

Jerry Butler
Regional Sales Manager
AT&T

Don Cleghorn
Regional Sales Manager
State and Local Government Southwest
ForeScout Technologies, Inc.

Molly Jones
Senior Account Manager
SLED - State of MO
World Wide Technology

Catherine Oliff
Global Sales Manager
CenturyLink

Erik Perschmann
Government Account Manager
Sales
Verizon

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2018 Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact:

Heather Earney
Government Technology
Phone: (916) 932-1435
E-mail: heather.earney@govtech.com

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Missouri Digital Government Summit 2017

Overview

To view speaker presentations where available, see Agenda page.

A message from our Keynote Speaker

Speakers

Governor Eric Greitens, State of Missouri

Bronkar Lee - Keynote

Peak Performance Expert, Author, Speaker and Dynamic Performer

Bob Bennett

Chief Innovation Officer, City of Kansas City

James Carlson

Senior Lead Product Manager, Business Channel Marketing, CenturyLink

Cory Fischer

Applications Development Manager, City of Columbia

Jason Guibert

Cloud Solutions Architect, Management Consulting, World Wide Technology

Terry Hect

Chief Security Strategist, AT&T

Ritchie Jenkins

Information Technology Business Development Manager, Department of Conservation, State of Missouri

Margaret (Peggy) Landwehr

Special Counsel, Administration, Division of Legal Services, Department of Social Services, State of Missouri

Deepti Manglik

Information Technology Manager, Applications Development, Department of Conservation, State of Missouri

Deepak Mohapatra

Global Industry Leader, Government Industry Solutions, IBM

Rochelle Reeves

Director of Legal Services, Missouri Lottery

Michael Roling

Chief Information Security Officer, Information Technology Services Division, State of Missouri

Sean Telles

Manager of Systems Engineering, Public Sector State & Local, ForeScout Technologies

Agenda

Tuesday, June 13

8:00 am Central

Registration and Morning Refreshments

Atrium

8:45 am Central

Opening Remarks

Missouri/Capital/Truman Room

9:15 am Central

Keynote – Hacking the Learning Curve

Missouri/Capital/Truman Room

10:15 am Central

Networking Break

Atrium

10:45 am Central

Concurrent Sessions

Cloud Governance

Lincoln Banquet Room

Optimizing the Workforce and Workplace of Tomorrow

Jefferson Room B/C

365 Days of Sunshine

Jefferson Room A

11:45 am Central

Lunch

Missouri/Capital/Truman Room

12:30 pm Central

General Session – Cybersecurity: Then and Now

Missouri/Capital/Truman Room

1:30 pm Central

Networking Break

Atrium

1:50 pm Central

Concurrent Sessions

Cyber Threat Drilldown

Lincoln Banquet Room

Reinventing the Citizen Experience

Jefferson Room B/C

More with Less – It’s Not Just a Cliché

Jefferson Room A

2:00 pm Central

Sponsor Briefing

Carnegies Room

2:50 pm Central

Networking Break

Atrium

3:10 pm Central

Fast Track Sessions

Missouri/Capital/Truman Room