Name: Ohio Digital Government Summit 2015
Start: 2015-09-16T08:00
Location: Greater Columbus Convention Center

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 Ohio Digital Government Summit is designed to do just that. The summit has an advisory board that gathers public- 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 the timely topics discussed in the numerous breakout sessions to help advance the goals of their organizations.

This Year’s Topics:

Cloud-based Provisioning
Mobile Apps the Smart Way
Future of Networks
Privacy vs. Security: Do We Have to Choose?
Leveraging Big Data and Meaningful Analytics
Cloud Forays and Lessons Learned
What Do Citizens Want?
Planning for the Republican National Convention – IT’s Role
Game of Drones
Internet of Things
Intelligent Community of the Year for 2015: Columbus!

A message from our Keynote Speaker

“Regarding Ohio’s IT Optimization efforts, we planned the work together and we are working the plan together… and together, the plan is working. We are making a difference and we have seen significant progress with these efforts. We are truly transforming how we do business within the State. Our focus is now shifting toward enterprise shared solutions and online government services. We have gotten to this point working from an enterprise perspective and I look forward to addressing the next series of challenges together. Come to the 15th Annual Ohio Digital Government Summit and share your ideas, solutions and lessons learned and become part of the solution. I look forward to seeing you all there!"

– Stu Davis, Chief Information Officer, State of Ohio

Speakers

Opening Keynote - Find Your Voice

Jim Meskimen, Master Impressionist and Communication Coach

Today’s culture emphasizes the value of teamwork and collaboration, sometimes at the expense of the individual. This is particularly true in the IT arena where you can sometimes find yourself stereotyped, or even worse, not taken seriously by potential stakeholders. What good are insights and solutions if your words get lost in the crowd? You need to make sure that you’re heard! Jim Meskimen has spent the past 30 years studying the most famous, creative and interesting people in modern times. In this fascinating and hilarious session, Jim discusses – and illustrates – the traits and methods used by some of the best and most charismatic communicators in the world. Don’t settle for being “one of the crowd”. YOU have a unique identity. YOU have a voice!

Speaker Bio: A professional actor for over thirty years, Jim Ross Meskimen appeared in the films Apollo 13, The Grinch, Frost/Nixon, The Punisher, There Will Be Blood, and many others. Some of Meskimen’s TV credits include recurring roles on Parks & Recreation, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Friends, Whose Line is it, Anyway?, Lie to Me and Rules of Engagement. In 2011, the Australian Today Show dubbed Meskimen, “The World’s Greatest Impressionist.” His viral Shakespeare in Celebrity Voices has over a million views and subsequent viral videos have cemented him as a major YouTube talent. He can be seen currently in Impress Me, an original half-hour comedy that originated as a successful web series. Meskimen lives in Los Angeles with his actress wife, Tamara. Their daughter Taylor is also a performer. His mother is beloved actress Marion Ross, who played Mrs. C in the long-running ABC comedy Happy Days.

Lunch Keynote – Communicating in a Crisis – 30 Years of Work Destroyed in 30 Seconds

Anthony Huey, President, Reputation Management Associates

Somewhere within every organization, a crisis is waiting to happen. Maybe tomorrow, maybe next year or even in five years; you can’t be sure what the crisis will be or when it will strike. But you can be sure that a crisis will put your organization’s (or your own) hard-earned image and reputation up for grabs. Learn how to control the flow of information and communicate with the media, stakeholders, bosses, peers and other audiences during a crisis.

Speaker Bio: Anthony Huey has 20 years of experience in editorial management, media relations, marketing communications and business strategy. His career roots started in magazine journalism and evolved into an executive speech coach, crisis management specialist and media relations consultant. Anthony owns Reputation Management Associates, one of the nation’s leading communications training and crisis consulting companies. He has presented more than 1,400 presentations in his career and has had articles published in magazines and newsletters across the nation. He has assisted various Fortune 500 companies, including Nike, Victoria’s Secret, Eli Lilly, Ashland Inc., and hundreds of other companies and organizations across North America.

General Session – Breach! When Bad Things Happen to Good People (and Their Organizations)

Cyber security is the new front line of financial crime and social upheaval. It is the new Wild West, with hackers divided among the "white hats" and "black hats." Stage coach and bank robberies of old have been replaced by heists of personally identifiable information from major retailers, insurers and governments. Political protests are increasingly taking the form of denial-of-service attacks by so-called “hactivists” to disrupt the normal order of things. Such things can and do happen anywhere, and everybody has a role in preventing, preparing for, and responding to cyber threats. This interactive session unpacks key lessons and learnings from real-life cases with the help of a panel of local experts and engaged audience members.

Chief Privacy Officer, Office of Information Security and Privacy, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio

Daren Arnold is the Chief Privacy Officer for the State of Ohio. In that role since 2008, Daren assists more than 80 state agencies and their data privacy leads with evaluating privacy risks and adopting privacy protection processes designed to mitigate those risks. Daren joined the State of Ohio in 1996 and has provided analysis and advice on matters of information technology policy and law for the Ohio Office of Information Technology. Prior to working for Ohio, he was the lead researcher for NASCIO, the National Association of State Chief Information Officers. He is an attorney, a graduate of the University of Kentucky, and a certified information privacy professional (CIPP-US).

David Brown

Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Information Security and Privacy, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio

David A. Brown is the chief information security officer for the State of Ohio, and leads Ohio’s development and implementation of a comprehensive security strategy for state agencies. He chairs the Ohio Homeland Security Cyber Security Working Group and the Chief Information Security Officer Leadership Subcommittee, which is comprised of CISOs from various state agencies. The CISO Leadership Subcommittee works under the direction of the Leadership Management Committee (LMC) and the State CIO and identifies information security priorities and recommends standards, policies and tools to address these priorities at an enterprise level. He has over 22 years of experience in Information Technology, 13 years of which have been in the area of information security. He has prior experience as the information security officer for the Ohio Law Enforcement Automated Data System, Chief Information Security Officer for the Ohio Department of Public Safety, and Deputy Chief Information Security Officer for the State of Ohio. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Network and Communications Management from DeVry University and also holds the CISSP, ABCP, and GLEG certifications.

Dr. Siddhartha Chatterjee

Chief Technology Officer, Persistent Systems

Dr. Siddhartha Chatterjee (Sid) began his tenure at Persistent Systems in 2015. As Chief Technology Officer for the company, he is responsible for technology leadership both externally and internally. This includes formulating and driving a technology-centric business strategy, anticipating technology demands in the market place and formulating suitable responses, articulating Persistent’s point of view to the market, providing technology leadership internally, and enhancing the technical capability within the Company.
Prior to Persistent, Sid was with IBM for 13 years during which, he has held multiple technical, strategic, managerial, and executive positions across IBM Research, IBM Systems & Technology Group, and IBM Global Technology Services. His most recent role was as the Vice President for development and delivery integration of IBM's SoftLayer acquisition.
Sid holds a B. Tech. (Honors) degree in Electronics and Electrical Communications Engineering from IIT, Kharagpur and a Ph.D. in Computer science from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, U.S. He has also been a visiting scientist at the Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science (RIACS) in Moffett Field, CA, an assistant and associate professor of Computer Science at the University of North Carolina, and an adjunct faculty member at the University of California, Duke University, and the University of Texas. He is an ACM Distinguished Member, an IEEE Senior Member, and a Sigma Xi member.

Jody Denner

Managing Consultant, Enterprise Services, U.S. Public Sector Enterprise Security Solutions, HP

Jody Denner is a Managing Consultant leading the Enterprise Services, U.S. Public Sector Enterprise Security Solutions, State Local and Education (SLED) team. He is US Navy veteran and a privacy and security professional who has been with Hewlett-Packard for 5 years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in information technology, a number of international security certifications including ISC2, ISACA, and EC-Council, and is undertaking MBA studies this fall. He also performs professional security services in the defense industrial base and in the intelligence and law enforcement communities. Jody is interested in entrepreneurism and tech startups, and has a deep passion for mentoring in the cybersecurity niche in an attempt to pay it forward in the domain. His number one personal interest is being a great dad. He welcomes you to connect with him on LinkedIn.

John Garing

Vice President, ViON Corporation

John Garing is a Vice President of ViON Corporation of Herndon, VA. Prior to joining ViON, he was a Principal Consultant with Suss Consulting. Until June, 2010, he was the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Director for Strategic Planning and Information responsible for strategy development and resource allocation for the DISA $8 billion budget. He was also DISA’s Chief Information Officer exercising CIO authorities for internal DISA systems and enterprise services for DoD. From 1998 to 2003, Mr. Garing led DISA’s Defense Enterprise Computing Centers which served 5 million customers and operated as a $700 million business in the Defense Working Capital Fund. He pioneered the strategy for acquiring IT infrastructure as a capacity-on-demand utility, financed with operating funds rather than capital. Prior to DISA, Mr. Garing enjoyed a 24 year career in the United States Air Force in retiring in the grade of colonel, and eight years in the private sector during which he was a vice president in two companies.

Ed Koehler

Director, Distinguished Engineer, Networking Worldwide, Avaya

Ed Koehler has been in the communications and networking industry for 25+ years. Ten of those years he spent as a Senior Technology Architect for R&D within the CTO division of Nortel. His area specialties are, IPv6, Multicast, Digital Identity and Network Security as well as Voice and Video Communications. He has several established patents in these areas. Ed joined with Avaya in August of 2010 as a Senior Data Solutions Architect specializing in Virtualized Data Centers and associated technologies including compute and storage. Currently, he is serving this role at the Global geography level. He was named Director & Distinguished Engineer at Avaya in October of 2012. He is an IEEE & IETF member and was instrumental in the development of some of the core technology used in IEEE 802.1aq “Shortest Path Bridging”.

Principal Architect, State and Local Government and Education (SLED), NetApp

For over 15 years, Matt has been an information technology professional, primarily in support of higher education. He joined the Virginia Community College System (VCCS) in 2003 and served as their director for enterprise infrastructure. During his tenure with the VCCS, Matt served as Vice President for Information Technology at Thomas Nelson Community College, one of the VCCS member institutions. Matt holds a Masters of Information Systems Management and Bachelors in Business Management from Brigham Young University. Currently, Matt is a principal architect for NetApp U.S. Public Sector focusing on SLED customers. His areas of focus include virtualization, disaster recovery technologies, enterprise storage, and green data centers.

Sue Ann Lipinski

Senior Solutions Professional, Advocate Solutions

Sue Ann is a Senior Solutions Professional with Advocate Solutions. She has in-depth State experience having served as Director of Application Solutions and Director of the Enterprise Project Management Office for the State of West Virginia and the Chief Information Security Officer for West Virginia University. Sue Ann is currently providing project solutions to Advocate clients in the State of Michigan, including supporting the Michigan Municipal Services Authority and the Department of Treasury Payment Card Industry Compliance Project. She has served as executive sponsor of the West Virginia Statewide E-Government Implementation and Adoption Project creating sustainable e-government websites for counties and municipalities statewide. NASCIO recognized this project as a finalist for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Information Technology in the Cross-Boundary Collaboration and Partnership Category. Her experiences in helping States identify and implement systems based on what the Citizenry desire allow her to share unique insights and lessons learned.

Robert Myles, CISSP, CISM

National Practice Manager, State & Local Government, U.S. Programs and Alliances, Symantec

As an influential and highly accomplished thought leader for Symantec, Robert consults with IT professionals across the U.S., advising on strategies for Security Architecture, Technology, Information and Cyber Security in addition to infrastructure solutions to secure and manage their information, recognized for his ability to relate conceptually as well as technically. Over thirty year’s career experience supports his expertise in information technology, regulatory compliance, healthcare and public safety in a broad spectrum of industries. Robert is a retired commissioned officer from the U.S. Coast Guard, holds a BS degree in Business Management and Communications from Concordia University and certifications as both a Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP) and as a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM).

Matt Popovich

Ohio Private Cloud Service Owner, Enterprise Service Team, Office of Information Technology, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio

Matt Popovich is a cloud strategist that has spent multiple years in various roles including leadership, management, architecture, and engineering. He is an advocate for virtualization growth in the datacenter and is an evangelist for the software defined datacenter. Much of his opinions focus on integrating ITIL based concepts with cloud strategies.

Director, Government Cloud, Public Sector/Strategic Programs, Oracle

William Sanders a Government Cloud Director for Oracle Public Sector. He has an extensive background in State government, serving for 4 years as Deputy Chief of Staff to Kansas Governor, and 4 years as the Kansas Labor Agency CIO, Operations Chief, and UI Program Director. William spent the past 11 years as private sector technology project executive and business solution specialist focused on statewide program modernization implementing both rapid application development and big bang project methodologies. Now he focuses on helping government agencies modernize through cloud infrastructure and platform as a service strategies.

Ernie Stevens

Senior Manager, Federal Services Consulting, Accenture

Ernie is a Senior Manager at Accenture specializing in Analytics and Lean Six Sigma. He is a certified Master Black Belt and Project Management Professional. Ernie has worked within industry and with clients both in the private and federal space by focusing on manufacturing and transactional processes. He has helped companies and agencies improve the business performance in aerospace & defense, consumer products, and government agency projects with the Unites States Postal Service, Treasury, and Department of Agriculture. Ernie currently supports USDA Food & Nutrition Service helping states identify emerging fraud trends through the use of analytics.

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Agenda

Wednesday, September 16
8:00 am Eastern	Registration and Morning Refreshments Terrace Ballroom 5
9:00 am Eastern	Opening Remarks Terrace Ballroom 4 Stu Davis, Chief Information Officer, State of Ohio View Presentation Here
9:15 am Eastern	Opening Keynote – Find Your Voice Terrace Ballroom 4 Jim Meskimen, Master Impressionist and Communication Coach Today’s culture emphasizes the value of teamwork and collaboration, sometimes at the expense of the individual. This is particularly true in the IT arena where you can sometimes find yourself stereotyped, or even worse, not taken seriously by potential stakeholders. What good are insights and solutions if your words get lost in the crowd? You need to make sure that you’re heard! Jim Meskimen has spent the past 30 years studying the most famous, creative and interesting people in modern times. In this fascinating and hilarious session, Jim discusses – and illustrates – the traits and methods used by some of the best and most charismatic communicators in the world. Don’t settle for being “one of the crowd”. YOU have a unique identity. YOU have a voice!
10:15 am Eastern	Break Terrace Ballroom 5
10:45 am Eastern	Concurrent Sessions Cloud-based Provisioning Meeting Room E170 Back in the early days, the Cloud was merely a way to share information. Today, almost anything can be delivered via the Cloud “as a service”: software, mobile apps, infrastructure, storage, platforms, data, you name it. The possibilities and configurations are endless, and they introduce a variety of challenges including security, access management, BYOD and many more. This session explores the nature of “cloud enablement” and what it means to government organizations. Dr. Peter Williams, Chief Technology Officer and Distinguished Engineer, Big Green Innovations, IBM Matthew Popovich, Ohio Private Cloud Service Owner, Enterprise Service Team, Office of Information Technology, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio View Popovich Presentation Here William Sanders, Director, Government Cloud, Public Sector/Strategic Programs, Oracle View Sanders Presentation Here Mobile Apps the Smart Way Meeting Room E171 Smartphones are increasingly replacing computers, televisions, landlines, game consoles, GPS devices, and live personal interaction. Smartphone addiction has even been labelled an official syndrome: “nomophobia”. Needless to say, this puts pressure on government agencies to innovate by accurately – and proactively – envisioning the evolving needs and demands of citizens and employees. This session takes a look at practical ways to go about it. Dr. Siddhartha Chatterjee, Chief Technology Officer, Persistent Systems Brian Kelley, Chief Information Officer, Information Technology Services, Portage County Future of Networks Meeting Room E172 Odds are that you’re currently wrestling with the inability of your existing IT infrastructure to keep up with the escalating demands of big data, mobility, cloud, transparency, security, “as a service”, et al. The status quo is probably not sustainable for much longer. So where do you go from here and how fast should you try to get there? This session discusses modern infrastructure trends, including the Ohio One Network, and how to realistically evaluate needs and objectives. Ed Koehler, Director and Distinguished Engineer, Worldwide Networking, Avaya View Koehler Presentation Here Henry Smith, Unified Network Services Manager, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio View Smith Presentation Here Denis Walsh, Chief Relationship Officer, OARnet View Walsh Presentation Here Privacy vs. Security: Do We Have to Choose? Meeting Room E160 It’s been said that the debate between privacy and security is over, and privacy lost. Fortunately for us, that’s not quite true. But there are pressures pushing us in that direction, including: transparency, open data, national security, public safety, social media and consumer information. An astounding amount of our personal information is in the hands of third parties, including government agencies. This session ponders one of the hottest issues of our times and what it means for the public sector. Daren Arnold, Chief Privacy Officer, Office of Information Security and Privacy, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio David Brown, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Information Security and Privacy, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio Jody Denner, Managing Consultant, Enterprise Services, U.S. Public Sector Enterprise Security Solutions, HP View Presentation Here
12:00 pm Eastern	Lunch Terrace Ballroom 4
1:00 pm Eastern	Lunch Keynote – Communicating in a Crisis – 30 Years of Work Destroyed in 30 Seconds Terrace Ballroom 4 Anthony Huey, President, Reputation Management Associates Somewhere within every organization, a crisis is waiting to happen. Maybe tomorrow, maybe next year or even in five years; you can’t be sure what the crisis will be or when it will strike. But you can be sure that a crisis will put your organization’s (or your own) hard-earned image and reputation up for grabs. Learn how to control the flow of information and communicate with the media, stakeholders, bosses, peers and other audiences during a crisis.
2:00 pm Eastern	Break Terrace Ballroom 5
2:30 pm Eastern	Concurrent Sessions Leveraging Big Data and Meaningful Analytics Meeting Room E170 Society’s appetite for data is downright insatiable. It’s estimated that the world’s information doubles every 18 months, and this is certainly true in the public sector. Government agencies have no shortage of data from which to extract actionable insights. This session looks at how to capitalize on existing data by using analytics to drive smarter decisions. Joseph Hammond, Executive Administrator, Audit Division, Department of Taxation, State of OhioView Hammond Presentation Here Dave Kopniske, National Team Lead, US State & Local Government, Tableau Software Rex Plouck, Portfolio Manager, Governor’s Office of Health Transformation, State of Ohio Ernie Stevens, Senior Manager, Federal Services Consulting, AccentureView Stevens Presentation Here Cloud Forays and Lessons Learned Meeting Room E171 The paradigm has already shifted, and just about every organization has ventured into the Cloud in one way or another. Some attempts have been more successful than others, and valuable lessons have been learned by both government and private industry in recent years. This session focuses on practices that work and pitfalls to avoid. John Garing, Vice President, ViON Corporation Matt Lawson, Principal Architect, State and Local Government and Education (SLED), NetApp Ryan McClay, Enterprise Project Manager, Management Council, Ohio Education Computer Network Marsha Ward, Project Management Specialist, Information Technology Office, Department of Education, State of Ohio What Do Citizens Want? Meeting Room E172 It’s a highly interactive and fast-paced society, and people are getting more demanding about, well, everything. It’s not easy for government to keep up with private industry in regard to services and engagement, but it’s far from impossible. This session provides a glimpse into the future of open, participatory and self-service government and the innovations and technologies that are leading the way. Shoreh Elhami, Citywide GIS Manager, Department of Technology, City of Columbus Eric Frick, Application & IT Services Administrator, Office of Information Technology, Department of Administration, State of Ohio Sue Ann Lipinski, Senior Solutions Professional, Advocate Solutions Planning for the Republican National Convention – IT’s Role Meeting Room E160 When a mega-event is being planned, it’s not for the faint of heart. It takes a mammoth team effort and technology is at the heart of just about everything that goes on. This session offers an inside look at what Cleveland and Cuyahoga County are already doing to prepare for next year’s Republican National Convention. Peter Anderson, Chief Information Officer, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Tom Brooks, Vice President of External and Legislative Affairs, AT&T Jeff Mowry, Chief Information Officer, Cuyahoga County Government
2:45 pm Eastern	Sponsor Briefing Terrace Ballroom 4 (Industry sponsors only.) This informal roundtable discussion is hosted by State CIO Stu Davis. The focus will be on strategies, priorities, opportunities and the procurement process.
3:45 pm Eastern	Executive Reception Terrace Ballroom 5 Network with your colleagues and discuss technology solutions with the event exhibitors.
4:30 pm Eastern	OCITA Meeting – All Are Welcome! Meeting Room E170 The Ohio County/City Information Technology Association hosts this annual gathering of local government and state IT officials to share ideas, opportunities, successes and lessons learned. There will be plenty of food and lively conversation. Please join the discussion!

Thursday, September 17
8:00 am Eastern	Registration and Morning Refreshments Terrace Ballroom 5
9:00 am Eastern	Opening Remarks Terrace Ballroom 4 Rick Schmahl, Chief Information Officer, City of Akron
9:15 am Eastern	General Session – Breach! When Bad Things Happen to Good People (and Their Organizations) Terrace Ballroom 4 Cyber security is the new front line of financial crime and social upheaval. It is the new Wild West, with hackers divided among the "white hats" and "black hats." Stage coach and bank robberies of old have been replaced by heists of personally identifiable information from major retailers, insurers and governments. Political protests are increasingly taking the form of denial-of-service attacks by so-called “hactivists” to disrupt the normal order of things. Such things can and do happen anywhere, and everybody has a role in preventing, preparing for, and responding to cyber threats. This interactive session unpacks key lessons and learnings from real-life cases with the help of a panel of security experts. Moderator: Jack Mortimer, Government Technology magazine DuWayne E. Aikins, Senior Strategist, Cyber Security, AT&T David Brown, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Information Security and Privacy, Department of Administrative Services, State of Ohio Robert Myles, National Public Safety Practice Manager, U.S. Programs and Alliances, Symantec View Presentation Here
10:15 am Eastern	Break Terrace Ballroom 5
10:45 am Eastern	Fast Track Sessions Terrace Ballroom 4 Game of Drones Once you leave your house you’re in the public domain and there are electronic eyes everywhere. Whether that’s good or bad depends on one’s point of view. This session takes a look at some of the nifty (and perhaps unsettling) technologies out there, including drones, body cams, video surveillance, and their impact on government and society as a whole. Stu Davis, Chief Information Officer, State of Ohio Ryan Smith, Director of Unmanned Aerial Systems, Department of Transportation, State of Ohio Internet of Things In an increasingly connected society, smart devices, gadgets and sensors are ubiquitous and inescapable. The implications are both exciting and staggering. This session explores some of the technologies that are sweeping across society and the opportunities and challenges they bring to our communities. Ray Bonini, Manager, Solutions Architect, Verizon Wireless View Presentation Here Intelligent Community of the Year for 2015: Columbus! Columbus is an extraordinary city. Each year the Intelligent Community Forum (ICF), a New York-based think tank, evaluates communities around the world to select the most intelligent. After three years as a finalist (and the only U.S. city), Columbus was named the global winner for 2015. ICF calls Columbus “a revolutionary community in the truest sense”. In this session we will get the inside scoop about what makes Columbus such a success story. Gary Cavin, Director and Chief Information Officer, Department of Technology, City of Columbus Moez Chaabouni, Deputy Director, Department of Technology, City of Columbus Stuart Johnson, Vice President of Digital Works, Connected Nation
12:00 pm Eastern	End of Conference Conference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change.

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Advisory Board

Government Representatives

David Brown
Chief of Information Security and Privacy
DAS Office of Information Technology
State of Ohio

Michelle Burk
Chief Information Officer
Attorney General
State of Ohio

Michael Carmack
Chief Technology Officer
Department of Education
State of Ohio

Gary Cavin
Chief Information Officer
City of Columbus

Moez Chaabouni
Deputy Director of Technology
City of Columbus

Tina Chubb
Interim Chief Information Officer/Chief Information Security Officer
Department of Insurance
State of Ohio

Michelle Crandall
Assistant City Manager
City of Dublin

Stu Davis
State Chief Information Officer
State of Ohio

Katrina Flory
Chief Administrator
Department of Administrative Services, Office of Information Technology
State of Ohio

Nathan Huskey
Chief Information Officer
Department of Health
State of Ohio

Brian Kelley
Chief Information Officer
Portage County

Dusten Kohlhorst
Chief Information Officer
Treasurer of State
State of Ohio

Stan Kozlowski
Project Management
Department of Information Technology
Cuyahoga County

Julie Lust
Financial Services Manager
Franklin County

Kurt McDowell
Chief Information Officer
Legislative Information Systems
State of Ohio

Deven Mehta
Deputy Director - Enterprise Shared Solutions
DAS Office of Information Technology
State of Ohio

Jeff Mowry
Chief Information Officer
Cuyahoga County

Sam Orth
Chief Technology Officer
Ohio Education Computer Network

Mary Beth Parisi
Chief Information Technology Strategist
DAS Office of Information Technology
State of Ohio

Ken Pintar
Information Technology Director
Lake County

David Potts
Chief Information Officer
Auditor of State
State of Ohio

Brent Rawlins
Chief Information Officer
Department of Public Safety
State of Ohio

Ishreth Sameem
Chief Information Officer
Franklin County

Christian Selch
Deputy Director
General Services Division
State of Ohio

Pankaj Shah
Executive Director
OARnet and Ohio Supercomputer Center

Margo Springs
Director
Regional Computer Center
City of Cincinnati

Steven Swayne
Chief Information Officer
Department of Agriculture
State of Ohio

Bill Taylor
Chief Information Officer
Department of Transportation
State of Ohio

Lynn Trinko
Assistant Deputy Chancellor of Education Technology
Department of Higher Education
State of Ohio

Sowjanya Valluri
Chief Information Officer
Office of Budget and Management
State of Ohio

Mark Walker
Chief Information Officer
Department of Taxation
State of Ohio

Jim Walsh
Information Technology Systems Director
Court of Common Pleas
Lake County

Spencer Wood
Chief Operating Officer
Office of Information Technology
State of Ohio