With over 20 years of Information Technology (IT) experience, Jeramy Gray has served as Chief Information Officer for three Los Angeles County agencies. On February 14th, 2017 Jeramy was appointed by the Board of Supervisors, Executive Office as Assistant Executive Officer of Technology and Planning. In this position Jeramy oversees technology services and project planning for the County’s five elected Board Offices, County Commissions, Advisory Bodies and various administrative operations within the Board’s Executive Office. Jeramy is responsible for advising the Board on departmental and Countywide information technology standards, policy, and processes. Prior to his role within the Executive Office, Jeramy was the Assistant Registrar-Recorder County Clerk, for Information Technology. His responsibilities included oversight of all IT services, strategic planning, governance, and fiscal management for the Registrar Recorder County/Clerk; in addition his responsibilities included oversight of LA County’s voting system redesign project. Jeramy has also served as Chief Information Officer for the Departments’ of Human Resources and Parks and Recreation.

Bill Kehoe has been a public-sector Chief Information Officer (CIO) since 2002 serving as a State Agency CIO at the State of Washington Department of Licensing from 2002 – 2010; at King County Washington from 2010 – 2017; and as Los Angeles County CIO from November 2017 – Present. Bill has provided strategic and operational leadership for key organizational and technology transformations as a CIO including: three mainframe migrations, two IT organization and technology consolidations, multiple data center consolidations, development of multiple online services for state and local government residents, hybrid cloud strategy and deployment, application rationalization and modernization, IT Governance, Innovation, IT Strategic Planning, Enterprise Architecture, Information Management, and Unified Communication services.
As the CIO for Los Angeles County, Bill and the Office of the CIO have responsibility for enterprise technology strategy, governance, and policy. Bill and the Office of the CIO are also responsible for the enterprise information management, security, and department consulting programs.
Bill is involved in several professional organizations and is the current President of MIX, a national local government CIO consortium. Bill was recognized by Government Technology as one of the Top 25 Doers, Dreamers, and Drivers in 2015. King County was recognized as the top large county in the 2017 Digital Counties Survey.
Bill graduated from Gonzaga University in 1984 with a degree in electrical engineering and ran cross country for the school where he met his wife, Susan. Bill has run 14 marathons including the 1993 Boston Marathon. His best finish was the 1991 Seattle Marathon where he finished 10th overall with a time of 2:36. Bill also coached high school cross country and track and field for 11 years (1999 – 2010). His boys’ and girls’ teams won seven combined cross country and track state championships and several of his athletes moved on to successful collegiate running careers. Bill was voted into the Washington State Cross Country High School Coaches Hall of Fame in 2015.