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Overview

Government Technology's passion is helping spread best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector. The Nevada 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 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:

  • The Human Side of Security
  • Cities of the Future
  • Preparing for the Future IT Workforce Now
  • Blockchain…What’s In It for Us?
  • Making Data Sharing Government’s Default
  • Procurement – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  • Improving the Citizen Experience
  • Artificial Intelligence and What It Means for Government
  • Leadership Wit and Wisdom

A message from our Keynote Speaker

We are transforming IT operations in Nevada and I invite everyone to take part in the 14th annual Digital Government Summit. We need to explore our challenges and turn them into successes, but this is only possible if we encourage the conversations to get us there. The Summit in December is the perfect way to help turn ideas into actions. I hope you will join us!

– Michael Dietrich, Chief Information Officer, State of Nevada

Speakers

Michael Dietrich

Michael Dietrich

Chief Information Officer, State of Nevada

Michael Dietrich is the State Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Deputy Director of Administration. Michael comes to us from the private sector, where he enjoyed a successful career leading Development and Engineering organizations creating leading-edge products and infrastructure solutions. Most recently Michael was at Ericsson, Microsoft, and its subsidiary LinkedIn.
The State CIO at the Director's Office level helps elevate the critical responsibilities and functions of technology in the delivery of government services. The State CIO is a key leader in IT strategy for the State of Nevada.
Michael reports directly to Patrick Cates, and his direct reports include: David Haws, Enterprise Information Technology Services (EITS) Administrator; Bob Denhardt, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO); Alisanne Maffei, Chief, Research, Planning and Grant Management; and Michele Lynn, Management Analyst 3.
While not a native of Nevada, Michael has lived in the state most of his life. Since moving here over 30 years ago it is the place he calls home. When he is not immersed in the digital world, Michael enjoys cycling, motorcycling, sailing, and creating art and music.

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Pat Bodin - Keynote

Pat Bodin - Keynote

Founder and CEO, In the Boat

Pat Bodin started his career over 30 years ago as a Certified Public Accountant. After a few years as a CPA, he moved into the growing area of open computing. His technology career had him working with Lockheed Martin, Turner Broadcasting, and Cisco Systems. In 2003, Pat saw an opening in the education market to create an organization that demonstrated competency, experience, and know-how. Firefly became wildly successful and Pat sold it in 2012. Since then, Pat’s interest has been in business relevance and continuous improvement. Pat lives with his family in Florida.

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Derrick Calderon

Derrick Calderon

Director of Smart Cities, Cox2M

Derrick Calderon is a skilled business development executive with extensive experience in the wireless telecom and IoT industries. Currently, Derrick is the Director of Smart Cities in Cox’s Cox2M business. In this role, he focuses on enabling Smart City growth throughout the United States, and developing strategic partnerships to build up Cox’s Smart City offering. Prior to joining Cox, Calderon served as VP of Business Development at Ingenu, a provider of Low Power Wide Area Network services, where he led the effort to build out Ingenu’s partner eco-system for the Machine Network. Previous to Ingenu, Derrick created and executed Kore Wireless’s Latin America strategy, which became the organization’s fastest growing division. Calderon has been involved in the deployment of over 50 IoT projects totaling more than a million connected devices. Calderon holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Economics from Utah Valley University.

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Angela Castro

Angela Castro

Senior Director of Government Affairs, Media Relations and Marketing

Angela Castro is the senior director of government affairs, media relations and marketing for the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC). In her role, Castro works directly with the general manager and is responsible for the oversight of all strategic and public facing initiatives that span public transportation, traffic management and roadway planning and funding. She directs all state and federal government affairs and public policy; traditional and digital marketing; public engagement; media relations and messaging.
Castro oversees a talented and dedicated team focused on building and strengthening the RTC’s brand values through the implementation of sound policies, collaborative initiatives and progressive marketing and media relations efforts that are critical to supporting the RTC’s mission today and in the future.
Before joining the RTC, Castro held several important marketing or media positions with the Las Vegas Monorail, MGM International and the Southern Nevada Water Authority.
Castro moved to Las Vegas to attend the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in public relations. She later earned her Master of Business Administration degree from Regis University. She is a graduate of the Las Vegas Metro Chamber’s Leadership Las Vegas program, a member of the Southwest Rotary Club and Nevada Public Radio Community Advisory Board, and has been named to Vegas Inc.'s distinguished “40 under 40.”

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Breck DeWitt

Breck DeWitt

SLED Chief Technology Officer and Infrastructure Solutions Director, Dell EMC

Breck DeWitt is the North American public sector CTO for Dell EMC’s state and local government and higher education markets, and director of state and local government and education infrastructure solutions teams. In his roles, he is responsible for guiding the focus of Dell EMC’s infrastructure strategies, solutions, resources and relationships with government and education customers, and partners across the country.

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Laura Fucci

Laura Fucci

Chief Information Officer, City of Henderson

Laura Fucci joined the city of Henderson in 2012 as Chief Information Officer. She is responsible for technology strategy and support while ensuring a safe and reliable computing experience. Laura has worked for various government and Fortune 100 corporations in executive information technology positions. She has been named by Government Technology Magazine as one of the Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers. She and the teams she leads have been recognized through various awards, including being listed as a Top 10 Digital City by the Center for Digital Government for the past several years. A native of Henderson, Laura earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at Oregon State University and obtained a Certificate in Public Management from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She also participates in various non-profit organizations to assist the technology community of Nevada.

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Jason Graun

Jason Graun

Solution Engineering Manager – Office of the CTO, Fortinet

Jason Graun is a Solution Engineering Manager and a member of the Office of the CTO at Fortinet and has been there since 2011 helping develop Network Security Solutions for businesses worldwide. Jason and his team members currently support Fortinet’s largest carriers and Managed Security Service Providers as trusted Consulting Security Engineers at Fortinet. Jason brings nearly 20 years of experience, having worked for a large international bank and several startups along the way, he understands the landscape and challenges of cybersecurity and what it means to the small business owner as well as the enterprise businesses. Jason’s focus is on solving the problem of how to automate security to bridge the gap between cyberattacks and business needs.

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Jim Haining

Jim Haining

Purchasing Manager, Las Vegas Valley Water District

Jim Haining, MBA, CPSM, CPSD, C.P.M., A.P.P. is the Purchasing Manager for the Las Vegas Valley Water Distrct and the Southern Nevada Water Authority. Jim has over 30 years experience in Supply Management in both public and private sector organizations. Former employers include Clark County, Nevada, Sierra Pacific Power Company, and Sprint.
Jim has been involved in local government purchasing in Nevada for the past 10 years and is currently the co-chair of the Nevada Public Purchasing Study Commission, a coalition of the public sector purchasing departments in the State of Nevada. He received his BS from Brigham Young University and MBA from the University of Phoenix. Jim was one of the first supply management professionals to receive ISM’s Certified Professional in Supply Management and Certified Professional in Supplier Diversity designations. He holds a Lifetime C.P.M. and A.P.P. designation.
Jim is involved in the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) and ISM-Nevada.

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Nadia Hansen

Nadia Hansen

Deputy Chief Information Officer, Clark County

Nadia Hansen serves as Deputy CIO for Clark County Information Technology. She has demonstrated a strong ability to build and sustain relationships with public/private stakeholders to lead innovative projects and inter-agency initiatives.  Nadia previously served as the Founder of Result Logix, an IT consulting agency, where she provided strategic business consulting and project management services. Nadia also serves as the President of the Government Blockchain Association – Las Vegas Chapter, promoting an innovative ecosystem for businesses in Southern Nevada.

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John Jacobs

John Jacobs

VP of Systems Engineering, Fortinet

As Vice President of Systems Engineering, John currently leads teams for a number of Fortinet’s largest customers and providers. With an extensive background in network design, engineering and global operations, he continuously works to strategize, construct and operate data and content delivery that can scale and survive modern business needs. As the industry has shifted to a focus beyond simply connectivity, he is proud to be part of a leading security organization as a consultative member of the Fortinet Security Fabric team, offering direct feedback from the field to help best determine not only how we shape our technology, but also the ecosystem growth through partners and their complimentary platforms.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in business management and resides in both Seattle and Las Vegas.

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Michael Lane

Michael Lane

Chief Information Officer, Clark County

Michael Lane joined Clark County, NV in 2013 with a prior track record of success as a senior executive in the technology industry. Prior to joining the government sector, Michael spent over 20 years in private industry in a variety of verticals ranging from Casino Gaming, Hospitality/Travel, High Volume Internet Transactional Processing, Lead Generation, Financial Services and Law Enforcement/Criminal Interdiction. In these past verticals, Michael has held roles such as CEO, COO and CIO as well as owning a number of companies.
Michael holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

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Donny LaQue

Donny LaQue

Chief Deputy Recorder, Office of the County Recorder, Washoe County

Donny LaQue is an Oregon native who studied Creative Writing in Minnesota before starting a real estate career in Salt Lake City, UT. In 2016, he moved to the public sector with Washoe County in Nevada where he currently serves as Chief Deputy Recorder. Donny has a passion for public records, team leadership skills, and exploring innovative means with which to solve problems in local government and serve the community.

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Lester Lewis

Lester Lewis

Deputy Chief Information Officer, City of Las Vegas

Lester Lewis has twenty plus years of IT experience. He has demonstrated technical and managerial acumen, operating in both the private and public sectors. His career portfolio includes experience in the energy, healthcare, and insurance fields.
Currently, Lester is the Deputy IT Director for the City of Las Vegas, Nevada. The City serves an estimated population of 2 million. Clark County is comprised of eighteen departments with over 3,000 employees. Lester’s current projects with City include: Office 365 deployment, GoVegas Wireless, Infrastructure modernization, cloud strategy, and security.
During his career, Lester has held positions on many boards, committees and task forces. As a respected technology professional in Nevada, he has also been appointed to several governance positions.
Lester is a proud retired service member of the United States Army. While enlisted, he held the position of Telecommunications Systems Operator with his years of service spent in Europe. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland UC.
Lester is the proud father of three beautiful girls and enjoys running, recreational sports, and reading. He is an advocate for education and routinely presents interactive workshops to high school and middle school students in the Las Vegas area about the vast opportunities in STEM fields.

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Daniele Loffreda

Daniele Loffreda

Advisor, Market Development, Ciena

Daniele Loffreda is Senior Advisor, Healthcare State/Local Government and Education (SLED) in Ciena’s Market Development organization. In this role he leads Ciena’s initiatives to apply next generation hardware, software and services networking technologies to help these sectors deliver better services to their constituents through digital transformation, optimized cloud strategies, virtualized infrastructure and improved data security.
Daniele has more than 20 years of experience helping customers leverage Information, Communications and Technology solutions provide greater value, improve their operations and generate higher returns on network investments. He has been involved in smart city projects since 2014, he has been a speaker at smart city events, and has published a number of articles and blog posts on network connectivity as a critical foundation of smart cities.

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Craig Matusz

Craig Matusz

Senior Manager, Security Solutions, Verizon

Craig Matusz is a versatile sales leader with over 20 years of experience directing teams and individuals, in diverse environments to succeed in areas of sales, profitability, customer service, and stakeholder satisfaction. Specialties: Cybersecurity, Fortinet SD Wan, Fortinet HWan, Fortinet Next gen FW and Security suite, Cisco, Palo Alto, Anomali, Netskope, Consulting, PCI, Compliance, Threat Intelligence, Pen testing, Governance, Vulnerability assessments, Convergence, Unified Communications, Video Collaboration, IPT, SaaS, Contact-Call Center, Security best practices, Virtualization, Managed Services, Hosting, e-Commerce, IPTV, Content Delivery, LTE, WLAN. Business Analytics, Inside Sales, Leadership, Big Data, Business Planning, Business Intelligence. Onboarding, Cross-functional team leadership, Deal Velocity, Acceleration, Pipelines.

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Shawn Price

Shawn Price

Project Manager, Requordit

Shawn Price has nearly two decades of experience in a variety of information technology disciplines. Before moving to Requordit to serve as a project manager for government technology solutions, he spent 16 years in the IT department of the Las Vegas Metro Police Department. In 2016, he became the LVMPD IT manager, where he oversaw the enterprise applications section. A strategic planner, skilled solution architect, and business process analyst, Price brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to the table.

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Shaun Rahmeyer

Shaun Rahmeyer

Administrator, Office of Cyber Defence Coordination, State of Nevada

Shaun Rahmeyer, an Intelligence Analyst–turned–cybersecurity professional, is passionate about: developing innovative programs and strategies to tackle challenging problems; and his three Labrador Retrievers, Fry, Tatertot, and Cali.
As the Administrator for the Nevada Office of Cyber Defense Coordination, Shaun is responsible for coordinating efforts to protect and secure information systems essential to the health, safety, and welfare of the people of Nevada. Further, as a champion of cybersecurity – and pulling fish out of the Sierra’s as often as possible – Shaun is dedicated to building sustainable programs that foster statewide collaboration, partnerships, and best practices to improve cybersecurity maturity and risk management.
Prior to joining the Nevada Department of Public Safety, Shaun served 14 years as an Intelligence Analyst for the U.S. Air Force. In this capacity, Shaun supported a number of unique programs throughout the world – affording him the opportunity to sample various fine lagers – and regularly advised senior-level officials, communities of interest, and intelligence community agencies.
Along with a number of other hobbies, Shaun’s obsession with learning has landed him back in college, where he is completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. Away from the office, you will find Shaun buried in a book, out in the woods, or taking on a house project.

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Devon Winthrop

Devon Winthrop

Principal Architect, AT&T

Devon Winthrop has been with AT&T for 18 years and is currently in the position of Principal Architect with the Technology Shared Services organization under AT&T’s Global Public Sector. Devon supports local government and education within the Northern State of California. As a Principle Architect, he is involved with the innovation strategy, technical architecture and roadmap for AT&T. Devon’s role/responsibility is to you and collaborate with your Enterprise Architecture and IT leadership teams to build and drive execution of strategic roadmaps that align with your technology and business objectives. He works within the innovation spaces at AT&T to utilize emerging and evolving technologies. He can assist with recommending technology standards, principles and best practices, while integrating market trends and industry insights to drive innovation and forward-looking solutions for your technology and IT environment.
Devon started in telecommunications industry as an Outside Plant Engineer designing T-1 and helping develop AT&T’s original fiber switched Ethernet WAN services. He has over 12 years experience as an industry consultant designing and developing complex solutions involving traditional and emerging services in the areas of networking, voice transformation, security, mobility, IoT and Smart Cities, and network integration.
Devon also volunteers in his community with the Folsom High Music Boosters supporting the music arts in his home city of Folsom California.

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Robert Vega

Robert Vega

Deputy Chief Information Officer, Clark County

Robert Vega is a Deputy Chief Information Officer for Clark County with over 22 years of service in a variety of roles. Robert began his career focusing on GIS application development and successfully deployed one of the first publicly available GIS applications in Nevada linking several County systems through a single mapping interface. In addition, Robert’s experience at Clark County spans responsibility for GIS, application development, server and network infrastructure and support services.

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Zeke Bishop

Zeke Bishop

Enterprise Cloud Architect, Public Sector, Oracle

Zeke is a thought leader who is focused on Enterprise Transformation with a focus on Public Sector organizations. He has over 20 years of experience in the technology field which included managing large operational teams that were required to deliver key capabilities for all aspects of the business. Zeke is currently a Director of Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Strategy at Oracle and spends his days helping Public Sector customers get greater value from their technology investments. This includes a review of their Business, Applications, Information, and Technology areas.

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Agenda

Thursday, December 13

8:00 am Pacific

Registration and Morning Refreshments

Grand Ballroom III/IV

9:00 am Pacific

Opening Remarks

Grand Ballroom I/II

Michael Dietrich, Chief Information Officer, State of Nevada

9:15 am Pacific

Keynote – Technology is Indispensable, But What About You?

Grand Ballroom I/II

Pat Bodin, Founder and CEO, In the Boat

Today, our organizations are experiencing rapid change and business leaders can’t afford to make decisions without technologists in the mix. Technologists are essential, but our value is not based solely on technical competency. Our importance is also grounded on our ability to prioritize, execute within context, measure what matters and enable our organizations. In this lively session, Pat helps us connect what we do to business goals and shows us how to establish our relevance where it counts the most.

10:15 am Pacific

Networking Break

Grand Ballroom III/IV

10:45 am Pacific

Concurrent Sessions

The Human Side of Security

Del Mar I

Identity theft. Ransomware. Phishing. Spoofing. Fake hotspots. Social media stalking. Location tracking. The list goes on. How vulnerable are we? Well… more than most of us realize. Did you know that a criminal can use a photo of your key ring to make duplicates on a 3D printer? In cybersecurity, the weakest links aren’t necessarily the systems but much softer targets – the people. This session focuses on strategies, tactics, prioritization and potential resources to use when securing your organization from every angle.

John Jacobs, VP of Systems Engineering, Fortinet

Craig Matusz, Senior Manager, Security Solutions, Verizon

Shaun Rahmeyer, Administrator, Office of Cyber Defense Coordination, State of Nevada

Cities of the Future

Del Mar II

The concept of smart cities has been around for a decade, but it’s only in the last few years that it’s really picked up steam. The technology drivers are well known: sensors, Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning, artificial intelligence, 5g wireless, fiber networks, big data, et al. But implementation is another matter. There are a lot of moving parts. This session shares efforts being made regionally to define, assess, prioritize and strategize a smart evolution.

Moderator: Angela Castro, Senior Director of Government Affairs, Media & Marketing, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada

Laura Fucci, Chief Information Officer, City of Henderson

Michael Lane, Chief Information Officer, Clark County

Daniele Loffreda, Senior Advisor, SLED, Ciena

Michael Lee Sherwood, Director, Information Technologies, City of Las Vegas

Preparing for the Future IT Workforce Now

Del Fuego

The looming retirement wave is driving the need for more innovative recruitment and retention practices in government at all levels, particularly in IT. Questions about diversity, mobility, flexibility, collaborative workspaces and ongoing education are becoming common during the interview process. Yet government is not always prepared to offer competitive answers in today’s legacy environment. This session offers a look at what some innovative organizations are doing to scrap outmoded practices, adopt new mindsets and embrace new paradigms.

Moderator: Manny Lamarre, Executive Director, Governor’s Office of Workforce Innovation, State of Nevada

Lee Grant, PMO Manager, Department of Information Technology, City of Henderson

Robert Vega, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Clark County

11:45 am Pacific

Lunch

Grand Ballroom I/II

12:30 pm Pacific

General Session – Rethinking Transformation - Small Wins for Big Results

Grand Ballroom I/II

There are a lot of radical ideas out there that promise big impact for the way governments operate and deliver services. But these ideas also bring their fair share of challenges. The public sector can sometimes be left behind as it copes with statutes and limitations that prevent immediate adoption of the latest and greatest technologies and innovations. This panel of respected change agents discusses tangible ways government can keep up with the trends and get things done one step at a time.

Moderator: Michael Dietrich, Chief Information Officer, State of Nevada

Nadia Hansen, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Clark County

Lester Lewis, Deputy Director of Information Technology, City of Las Vegas

Shawn Price, Project Manager, Requordit

Devon Winthrop, Principal Architect, AT&T

1:30 pm Pacific

Networking Break

Grand Ballroom III/IV

1:50 pm Pacific

Concurrent Sessions

Blockchain…What’s In It for Us?

Del Mar I

If blockchain is poised to make deep inroads into private industry, it stands to reason that government is next. In fact, this is one area in which government might end up taking the lead. Potential uses include identity management, licensing, financial services, contract management, electronic voting and more. There is a lot to like! This session explores why blockchain is particularly suited to government applications.

Breck DeWitt, SLED Chief Technology Officer and Infrastructure Solutions Director, Dell EMC

Alan Dickman, Watson and Cloud Platform Blockchain Technical Leader, Public Sector, IBM

Hunter Halcomb, Department Systems Technician, Office of the County Recorder, Washoe County

Donny LaQue, Chief Deputy Recorder, Office of the County Recorder, Washoe County

Making Data Sharing Government’s Default

Del Mar II

In this age of big data, it’s more important than ever to find ways to consolidate and share reliable data organization-wide. Otherwise there will be inefficiencies, missed opportunities and blunted economic development. This session focuses on exciting new tools and approaches for identifying, streamlining and sharing critical information across the enterprise.

Zeke Bishop, Enterprise Cloud Architect, Public Sector, Oracle

Procurement – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Del Fuego

Where there’s frustration there’s opportunity, right? So that means procurement must offer an awful lot of opportunity! Some things to look into are: How can we leverage contracts and purchasing power to save more time and money? Is there anything we can do to make the process smoother for providers? Is there a way to better manage vendor contracts and relations? This session explores ways to turn procurement into something more sublime to all parties involved.

Moderator: Jeffrey Haag, Chief Procurement Officer, State of Nevada

Jim Haining, Purchasing Manager, Las Vegas Valley Water District

Linda Poling, Purchasing Manager, City of Henderson

Adleen Stidhum, Assistant Director of Administrative Services, Purchasing and Contracts, Clark County

Sponsor Briefing

Grand Ballroom I/II

(Industry sponsors only) This informal briefing is hosted by City of Henderson CIO Laura Fucci, Clark County CIO Mike Lane, State CIO Michael Dietrich, and City of Las Vegas CIO Michael Sherwood. The focus will be on strategies, priorities, opportunities and the procurement process.

2:50 pm Pacific

Networking Break

Grand Ballroom III/IV

3:10 pm Pacific

Fast Track Sessions

Grand Ballroom I/II

Improving the Citizen Experience

Uber, Amazon, Alexa, Siri, Airbnb – these are just a few of the innovations that have given rise to entirely new paradigms in customer experience. Can government do the same? Absolutely! There’s no other choice. Sooner or later, it must be done. The good news is that it’s closer and more attainable than one might expect. This session looks at some innovative tools and strategies that will revamp and revitalize government’s relationship with its citizens.

Brent Nagareda, Data Processing System Analyst, Department of Information Technology, City and County of Honolulu

Artificial Intelligence and What It Means for Government

When will human intelligence be replicated by machines? It’s getting closer by the day. When it finally does happen, it might well be the most disruptive technology in the history of humans. The science of artificial intelligence has had its fits and starts but there are new advancements that bring it several steps closer to mimicking human thought, reactions and abilities. This session offers an introduction to some exciting – and slightly unnerving – breakthroughs and their potential impact on the future of government.

Derrick Calderon, Director of Smart Cities, Cox2M

Leadership Wit and Wisdom

Sage advice can go a long way. Whether you are a leader now or looking to be in the future, we can all stand to benefit from holding a leader’s mindset. This session features regional leadership sharing words of wisdom that have most influenced and shaped their paths towards success…some nuggets might be relatively basic while others cutting edge. Either way, there’s just no such thing as too much good advice.

Michael Dietrich, Chief Information Officer, State of Nevada

Laura Fucci, Chief Information Officer, City of Henderson

Michael Lane, Chief Information Officer, Clark County

Michael Lee Sherwood, Director, Information Technologies, City of Las Vegas

4:15 pm Pacific

Networking Reception

Grand Ballroom III/IV

Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event sponsors.

Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.

Green Valley Ranch Resort

2300 Paseo Verde Parkway
Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 617-7777

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

Darren Adair
Director of Finance and Information Technology
City of North Las Vegas

Dina Babsky
Information Technology Business Partner
City of Las Vegas

Chris Craig
IT Business Relationship Manager
Information Technologies
City of Las Vegas

James Deane
Information Technology Director
Storey County

Robert Dehnhardt
Chief Information Security Officer
State of Nevada

Michael Dietrich
Chief Information Officer
State of Nevada

Terry Fletcher
Information Technology Manager
Application & Technical Services
City of North Las Vegas

Jason Frame
Information Technology Manager
Southern Nevada Health District

Laura Fucci
Chief Information Officer
Department of Information Technology
City of Henderson

Kimberly Gaa
Administrator
Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation
State of Nevada

Lee Grant
PMO Manager
Department of Information Technology
City of Henderson

Nadia Hansen
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Clark County

Greg Hearn
Senior Information Technology Manager
Las Vegas Valley Water District

Jessica L. Hoban
Chief, Policy & Communications
Office of the Chief Information Officer
State of Nevada

Samuel Ingalls
Assistant Director of Aviation, Information Systems
McCarran International Airport

Christopher Ipsen
Assistant Vice President for Technology/Chief Information Officer
Desert Research Institute

Manny Lamarre
Executive Director
Governor's Office of Workforce Innovation (OWINN)
State of Nevada

Mike Lane
Chief Information Officer
Clark County

Jim Lemaire
Information Security Officer
Department Of Public Safety
State of Nevada

Lester Lewis
Deputy Director
Information Technology
City of Las Vegas

Teri Mark
State Records Manager
State of Nevada

Scott Mazick
Director of Technical Services
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC)

Sherri McGee
Information Technology Chief
Office of the Attorney General
State of Nevada

Al Pitts
Information Technology Manager
City of Las Vegas

Shaun Rahmeyer
Administrator
Office of Cyber Defense
State of Nevada

Bill Sagel
Director
Information Technologies Bureau
Las Vegas Metro Police Department

Michael Sherwood
Director of Information Technologies
Information Technologies
City of Las Vegas

James Smack
Chief Deputy Controller
Controller Office
State of Nevada

Lori Temple
Vice Provost
Information Technology
University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Robert Vega
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Clark County

Dan Wray
Chief Technology Officer
Innovative Teaching and Learning Unit
Clark County School District

Industry Representatives

Nick Beachler
Managing Partner
Verizon

Gary Buonacorsi
Chief Technology Officer
State & Local Government
Dell EMC

Chris Congo
AVP Sales
AT&T

Kevin Currell
Named Account Manager
Fortinet

Justin Fekete
Technology Sales Representative
Oracle America, Inc.

Mike Kipp
Client Executive
IBM

Laura Peterson
Regional Sales Manager
Ciena

Kim Salinas
Director of Sales
Cox Business

Jeff Snyder
Director
Consulting Services
CGI

Registration Information / Contact Us

Contact Information

Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact:

Alison Del Real
Government Technology
Phone:  (916) 932-1435
E-mail:  alison.delreal@govtech.com

Venue

Green Valley Ranch Resort

2300 Paseo Verde Parkway
Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 617-7777