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Each month the Council produces or hosts on average more than 20 events for members and Pathways participants. Our teleconferences include presentations, panels and roundtable discussions on timely IT management and leadership topics. In-person meetings range from CIO-hosted half-day regional meetings for 15 or so members to multiday conferences co-produced with CIO magazine and attended free of charge by hundreds of members.
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Select teleconferences are open to the public by permission of the speakers. Click to register.
In the Google Apps Cloud: How to Achieve Your Business Objectives
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 3rd, 2009
In the Google Apps Cloud: How to Achieve Your Business Objectives
Description Brent Hoag, director, Global IT, at $3.1 billion consumer products manufacturer JohnsonDiversey, will discuss how the company’s adoption of Google Apps has helped meet four corporate goals: 1. Sustainability 2. Simplification 3. Increased employee productivity 4. Global collaboration There will be abundant time allocated in the teleconference for Q&A and discussion, so be prepared. For Pathways participants, this call supplements the Technology development component of the program. It relates to the Applications technology practice area.
Pathways Mentoring: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: December 4th, 2009
Pathways Mentoring: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
(Members only)
Type:
Roundtable Discussion Time: Dec 4th, '09, 11 - 11:45 am US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description This is a bi-monthly meeting for the CIOs who lead Mentor Groups as part of the Council's Pathways Leadership Development Program. At this meeting we will discuss the following: - Recap from mentors who have ended their groups recently - Best practices from our current mentors - Welcome new mentors: TBD This meeting is for current mentors of the Pathways Leadership program. If you are interested in learning more about the Council's mentoring program, please contact Ellen Friedman, efriedman@cio.com.
Pathways Leadership Seminar: The Future-State CIO - What's Right for You?
(Members only)
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 10th, 2009
Pathways Leadership Seminar: The Future-State CIO - What's Right for You?
(Members only)
Type:
Presentation & Discussion Time: Dec 10th, '09, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Craig Cuyar, global CIO, Cushman & Wakefield, leads this seminar on applying the Council's Future-State CIO concept to your own career strategy and development. Although there are three archetypes of the role, successful and adaptive CIOs will need skills pertinent to all three, and they must understand what type of CIO their enterprise needs now and will need in the future. Craig will also lay out guidelines for communicating to executive leadership that map to the future-state CIO. Although this seminar is primarily intended as part of the Pathways Curriculum, Council member CIOs are welcome to attend if they feel the topic would be valuable. CIO deputy members and proxies are not eligible to attend. For Pathways participants, this call fulfills the requirement of attending one leadership teleconference. It can be applied to the Strategic Orientation competency.
Collaboration Initiatives: Benchmarks & Best Practices
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 15th, 2009
Collaboration Initiatives: Benchmarks & Best Practices
Description Join us to share the results and analysis of a recent CIO Executive Council survey on collaboration initiatives and best practices, including benchmarks for implementation costs, adoption rates and business payoffs. Council members Ruth Thorpe, VP & CIO at the U.S. Pharmaceutical Operations of Sanofi-Aventis, and Gary Kuyper, CIO at Bethany Christian Services, are two of the more than 150 IT professionals who participated in the survey. They will speak about their collaboration initiatives and experiences, such as: - How and why they chose the social networking and collaboration tools they are using - Their business goals for collaboration and how they are achieving them - Culture change challenges they have faced and tips they have learned for encouraging adoption This call will be moderated by Diane Frank, content manager at the CIO Executive Council. The full survey report will be available to attendees and on the public portal after the call.
Pathways Leadership Seminar: Characteristics of Transformational Leaders
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: January 7th, 2010
Pathways Leadership Seminar: Characteristics of Transformational Leaders
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Jan 7th, '10, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Leaders come in all shapes, sizes and personalities. However, most great leaders share key traits which allow them to transform their organizations. Learn about some of these traits, how they manifest themselves in the workplace and how you can work towards adding them to your repertoire. Our seminar leader is Larry Bonfante, CIO of the U.S. Tennis Association. Larry has led Pathways seminars and written on leadership for CIO magazine.
The CIO Paradox: Is IT set up to fail?
Description CIOs run what may well be the toughest function in the business, with end-to-end responsibilities across multiple levels of infrastructure, data management, applications, business process and people. Yet you spend inordinate amounts of time justifying your existence, and once you have a seat at the senior executive table, your chair seems just a little lower than some others. This “CIO Paradox” has many dimensions, and some are immense: How is it that bad technology decisions can bring a company to its knees yet corporate boards rarely employ CIOs as directors? Even more pragmatically: How do CIOs manage the perennial conflict between risk mitigation and product innovation?” In this town-hall-style session, Martha Heller, executive recruiter at ZRG Partners and CIO magazine columnist drives a group discussion around rethinking IT governance, re-educating CEOs on IT value and enabling the profession to get past the CIO paradox. For Pathways participants, this is a Leadership Bonus event. It is in addition to the teleconferences relating to one of the nine core competencies.
The Value of a Strong CIO-CTO Partnership
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: January 21st, 2010
The Value of a Strong CIO-CTO Partnership
(Members only)
Type:
Roundtable Discussion Time: Jan 21st, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description One of the strategies for running a complex IT environment effectively is to divide and conquer through the strategic deployment of CIO and a CTO (chief technology officer). In some case the CTO runs the IT operations while the CIO focuses on strategy. In other situations, the CTO is charged with driving innovation and new product development while the CIO runs the enterprises’ information systems, which is the context for this discussion on making an effective CIO-CTO partnership. Dennis Stevens, CTO of SymCare PHS, explains how he built and sustains a strong and beneficial CIO-CTO relationship at his organization, where he is also vice president, Digital Solutions & Connectivity, Diabetes Franchise, Johnson & Johnson. Specific topics to be discussed include: - CIO-CTO working relationship: How to foster a good partnership - Responsibilities and focus of each C-level: CTO on product development and CIO on infrastructure - Things for CIOs to know when developing products - When and what to think about business models as a CIO and CTO This call is intended to be a small group discussion, limited to 10, with input expected from all participants. Dennis will start off the conversation highlighting his experience; please come prepared to share your own experiences and thoughts.
A Global Change Management Methodology: Achieving Successful Business Process Change at Cadbury
(Members only)
Type: Presentation Date: January 28th, 2010
A Global Change Management Methodology: Achieving Successful Business Process Change at Cadbury
(Members only)
Description Cadbury plc’s CIO Wayne Shurts has spearheaded many change management initiatives throughout his career at the $7.8 billion confectionery company, and as a consultant and at Nabisco. He has learned along the way that successful process change is only helped along by technology; what a leader really has to focus on is how he/she brings people up to speed. Using best practices from his successes as well as lessons learned from a few change management nightmares, Shurts developed a concrete methodology to help guide his team. In this discussion, Shurts will provide the change management framework as a takeaway and share real-life global examples of how business process change can be easier and more successful for your organization. For Pathways participants, this call fulfills the requirement of attending one leadership teleconference. It can be applied to the Change Leadership competency.
Mid-Market Rules for Playing the IT Vendor Pricing Game
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: February 16th, 2010
Mid-Market Rules for Playing the IT Vendor Pricing Game
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Feb 16th, '10, 10 - 11 am US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description As companies emerge from the economic downturn and formulate IT re-investment strategies for 2010 and beyond, CIOs are determined to maximize business capacity and competitive advantage while maintaining tight control over IT spending. But how can mid-market IT executives anticipate and outmaneuver the large IT vendors' "pricing game" strategies? Based on feedback at the CIO The Year Ahead Summit in November, 2009, we welcome ClearEdge Partners' CEO Jack Garrahan, a 25-year veteran deal maker with deep enterprise sales and marketing experience to present on behalf of the Council. On this public call, Jack will walk through a case history specifically selected by our mid-market CIO members and you'll walk away with a better understanding of the methodologies, behaviors and techniques used so effectively by vendor sales teams. Through this renewed understanding of the typical highly disciplined, tightly aligned sales efforts targeting you and your company, you'll be better prepared to actively engage suppliers on a more level playing field.
Global CIO Roundtable Discussion
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: February 24th, 2010
Global CIO Roundtable Discussion
(Members only)
Type:
Roundtable Discussion Time: Feb 24th, '10, 3 - 4 pm Europe/Stockholm (GMT+1) Description February 24, 2010 at 15:00-16:00 CET (9:00-10:00 AM ET) Please join an interactive roundtable discussion for global CIOs to share their experience and lessons learned. This call is a follow-up to the December 2nd regional membership meeting held in London, where we will poll CIO attendees for the particular topic they would like to discuss. This call is intended to be a small group discussion, limited to 20, with input expected from all participants. A more specific agenda will be posted after the December 2nd event.
While Council Regional Membership Meetings are for members only, CIOs from eligible companies (no IT vendors or consultancies) interested in joining the Council may request an invitation to attend a meeting in your area. Email your request or question to Dexter Siglin, dsiglin@cio.com.
Western Regional Member Dinner - Los Angeles
(Members only)
Description Join Cindy Wager, Director, Business Development, and Christian Montminy of the Program Management Office for this invitation only dinner with fellow CIO members and special guests. This dinner precedes the CIO Perspectives Conference on December 2 in Los Angeles.
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - London
(Members only)
Type: Regional Date: December 4th, 2009
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - London
(Members only)
Description Join your women peers in IT for a networking breakfast and targeted discussion hosted by Jane Moran, CIO, Markets Division of Thomson Reuters along with Pam Stenson, SVP and General Manager of CIO Magazine's Executive Council and co-chair of the Council's Executive Women in IT affinity group. A major goal of this meeting, and others we are holding worldwide, is to discover and assemble the Top 10 professional lessons learned by women coming up through the ranks as female executives in IT. We will promote and share these findings via all worldwide media/publishing outlets available through our parent, IDG. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and enlighten the next generations of women in IT and uncover how women make IT better and how IT can be made better for women.
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - Los Angeles
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: January 14th, 2010
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - Los Angeles
(Members only)
Type:
Roundtable Discussion Time: Jan 14th, '10, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm US/Pacific (GMT-8) Description Join your women peers in IT for a networking luncheon and targeted discussion hosted by Barbra Cooper, Group VP and CIO, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. along with Pam Stenson, SVP and General Manager of CIO Magazine's Executive Council and co-chair of the Council's Executive Women in IT affinity group. A major goal of this meeting, and others we are holding worldwide, is to discover and assemble the Top 10 professional lessons learned by women coming up through the ranks as female executives in IT. We will promote and share these findings via all worldwide media/publishing outlets available through our parent, IDG. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and enlighten the next generations of women in IT and uncover how women make IT better and how IT can be made better for women.
Western/Rocky Mountain Regional Membership Meeting - Denver, CO
(Members only)
Type: Regional Date: March 1st, 2010
Western/Rocky Mountain Regional Membership Meeting - Denver, CO
(Members only)
Description Your CIO Executive Council invites you to join host Robert Urwiler, CIO, Vail Resorts Inc, and a CIO 100 winner in 2009, for a cross-industry opportunity to network and discuss in depth the current opportunities and challenges facing IT leaders from the region. This vendor-free session will focus on IT transformation initiatives, as well as other timely issues facing you and your organization. Meeting begins with networking lunch at 12:00 pm and concludes with a reception (drinks and hors d'oeuvres) at the Keystone Resort. Transportation and lodging packages for getting to Keystone will be forthcoming. Door-to-door shuttle service via CME (Colorado Mountain Express) from Denver International Airport (DIA) or Eagle County Regional Airport will be provided. As a reminder if you are unable to attend you may send your Council proxy or a direct report in your place.
CIO Perspectives forums are co-produced with CIO magazine. Council members receive free registration for themselves or their proxies, and discounts for deputies. All other IT leaders (director level and above) are welcome to register (fees may apply). Click to register.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Los Angeles
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These powerful advisory councils, comprised of CIOs from the most respected companies in America, work directly with CIO magazine's event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is here
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Dallas
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Philadelphia
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, New York
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Chicago
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Boston
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, San Francisco
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Washington, DC
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Los Angeles
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO magazine conferences are co-produced with CIO magazine. Council members receive free registration for themselves or their proxies, and discounts for deputies. All other IT leaders (director level and above) are welcome to register (fees may apply). Click to register.
CIO Leadership Event, Colorado Springs, Col.
Description Produced with the CIO executive Council -- whose member list reads like a who's who in IT -- this intimate conference addresses one of the top concerns of CIOs today: leadership. This two-and-a-half-day conference focuses on the unique leadership challenges of the CIO. To be embraced as a business-savvy senior manager and respected by the technology-savvy IT staff requires effectively visualizing and applying technology where it will most benefit the business.
CIO 100 Symposium & Awards, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
Description Registration for this event will open soon. Join your Council member peers and a couple hundred other IT leaders for an innovation themed event at the Terranea Resort & Spa in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. Council staff will make sure you have a customized high-value experience beyond the main agenda.More details to come. This is the best CIO event on which to piggyback a family vacation, being the only summer resort-based conference built by CIO magazine and the Council.
Western Regional Member Dinner - Los Angeles
(Members only)
Description Join Cindy Wager, Director, Business Development, and Christian Montminy of the Program Management Office for this invitation only dinner with fellow CIO members and special guests. This dinner precedes the CIO Perspectives Conference on December 2 in Los Angeles.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Los Angeles
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These powerful advisory councils, comprised of CIOs from the most respected companies in America, work directly with CIO magazine's event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is here
European Regional Membership Meeting, London, Westfield, LLC
(Members only)
Type: Regional Date: December 2nd, 2009
European Regional Membership Meeting, London, Westfield, LLC
(Members only)
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to join host Gerhard Karba, Global CIO of Westfield, LLC at their facilities in London for an agenda rich with discussion surrounding the latest challenges CIO's are facing in guiding their companies into the economic upswing. There will also be a Council sponsored dinner on the 1 Dec at 1830 hours at The Meat and Wine Company Restaurant. The meeting itself begins on the 2 Dec at 0900 hours to 1600 hours. Specific agenda items: 1. Gerhard Karba will lead a discussion on how CIOs can influence and manage demand on IT services as we emerge from the recession by addressing the lack of an enterprise "master plan." 2. Council General Manager Pam Stenson will present the Council Board of Advisors' influence agenda for 2010, "The Journey to the Future-State CIO," and engage participants in how to develop and execute on this agenda. Contact John Harrison if you would like to attend. jharrison@cio.com.
In the Google Apps Cloud: How to Achieve Your Business Objectives
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 3rd, 2009
In the Google Apps Cloud: How to Achieve Your Business Objectives
Description Brent Hoag, director, Global IT, at $3.1 billion consumer products manufacturer JohnsonDiversey, will discuss how the company’s adoption of Google Apps has helped meet four corporate goals: 1. Sustainability 2. Simplification 3. Increased employee productivity 4. Global collaboration There will be abundant time allocated in the teleconference for Q&A and discussion, so be prepared. For Pathways participants, this call supplements the Technology development component of the program. It relates to the Applications technology practice area.
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - London
(Members only)
Type: Regional Date: December 4th, 2009
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - London
(Members only)
Description Join your women peers in IT for a networking breakfast and targeted discussion hosted by Jane Moran, CIO, Markets Division of Thomson Reuters along with Pam Stenson, SVP and General Manager of CIO Magazine's Executive Council and co-chair of the Council's Executive Women in IT affinity group. A major goal of this meeting, and others we are holding worldwide, is to discover and assemble the Top 10 professional lessons learned by women coming up through the ranks as female executives in IT. We will promote and share these findings via all worldwide media/publishing outlets available through our parent, IDG. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and enlighten the next generations of women in IT and uncover how women make IT better and how IT can be made better for women.
Pathways Mentoring: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: December 4th, 2009
Pathways Mentoring: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
(Members only)
Type:
Roundtable Discussion Time: Dec 4th, '09, 11 - 11:45 am US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description This is a bi-monthly meeting for the CIOs who lead Mentor Groups as part of the Council's Pathways Leadership Development Program. At this meeting we will discuss the following: - Recap from mentors who have ended their groups recently - Best practices from our current mentors - Welcome new mentors: TBD This meeting is for current mentors of the Pathways Leadership program. If you are interested in learning more about the Council's mentoring program, please contact Ellen Friedman, efriedman@cio.com.
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 2
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 7th, 2009
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 2
Type:
Presentation & Discussion Time: Dec 7th, '09, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Session Focus: Diagnosing the Situation is part of the Pathways Advanced Leadership program offering. To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap San Francisco
Description IT Roadmap San Francisco: The one-day, full focus event, event that combines a professional conference with a private expo on 10 mission-critical topics of enterprise IT:
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
Pathways Leadership Seminar: The Future-State CIO - What's Right for You?
(Members only)
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 10th, 2009
Pathways Leadership Seminar: The Future-State CIO - What's Right for You?
(Members only)
Type:
Presentation & Discussion Time: Dec 10th, '09, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Craig Cuyar, global CIO, Cushman & Wakefield, leads this seminar on applying the Council's Future-State CIO concept to your own career strategy and development. Although there are three archetypes of the role, successful and adaptive CIOs will need skills pertinent to all three, and they must understand what type of CIO their enterprise needs now and will need in the future. Craig will also lay out guidelines for communicating to executive leadership that map to the future-state CIO. Although this seminar is primarily intended as part of the Pathways Curriculum, Council member CIOs are welcome to attend if they feel the topic would be valuable. CIO deputy members and proxies are not eligible to attend. For Pathways participants, this call fulfills the requirement of attending one leadership teleconference. It can be applied to the Strategic Orientation competency.
Collaboration Initiatives: Benchmarks & Best Practices
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: December 15th, 2009
Collaboration Initiatives: Benchmarks & Best Practices
Description Join us to share the results and analysis of a recent CIO Executive Council survey on collaboration initiatives and best practices, including benchmarks for implementation costs, adoption rates and business payoffs. Council members Ruth Thorpe, VP & CIO at the U.S. Pharmaceutical Operations of Sanofi-Aventis, and Gary Kuyper, CIO at Bethany Christian Services, are two of the more than 150 IT professionals who participated in the survey. They will speak about their collaboration initiatives and experiences, such as: - How and why they chose the social networking and collaboration tools they are using - Their business goals for collaboration and how they are achieving them - Culture change challenges they have faced and tips they have learned for encouraging adoption This call will be moderated by Diane Frank, content manager at the CIO Executive Council. The full survey report will be available to attendees and on the public portal after the call.
Pathways Leadership Seminar: Characteristics of Transformational Leaders
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: January 7th, 2010
Pathways Leadership Seminar: Characteristics of Transformational Leaders
Type:
Presentation & Discussion Time: Jan 7th, '10, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Leaders come in all shapes, sizes and personalities. However, most great leaders share key traits which allow them to transform their organizations. Learn about some of these traits, how they manifest themselves in the workplace and how you can work towards adding them to your repertoire. Our seminar leader is Larry Bonfante, CIO of the U.S. Tennis Association. Larry has led Pathways seminars and written on leadership for CIO magazine.
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 3
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: January 11th, 2010
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 3
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Jan 11th, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Session Focus: Prioritizing to Succeed Your Leadership Transition Plan is a fee-based six-part course that gives you a structure and opportunity to learn what it takes to create a successful transition plan. Each part of the course will prepare you to take on a new executive-level role within or outside your current organization. Under the guidance of experienced advisors you will complete modules and worksheets on such topics as identifying key success factors, understanding your reaction to stress, establishing A-item priorities, securing early wins, sizing up your team and getting started on cultural change. Registration:
To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - Los Angeles
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: January 14th, 2010
Executive Women in IT: Regional Membership Meeting - Los Angeles
(Members only)
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Roundtable Discussion Time: Jan 14th, '10, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm US/Pacific (GMT-8) Description Join your women peers in IT for a networking luncheon and targeted discussion hosted by Barbra Cooper, Group VP and CIO, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. along with Pam Stenson, SVP and General Manager of CIO Magazine's Executive Council and co-chair of the Council's Executive Women in IT affinity group. A major goal of this meeting, and others we are holding worldwide, is to discover and assemble the Top 10 professional lessons learned by women coming up through the ranks as female executives in IT. We will promote and share these findings via all worldwide media/publishing outlets available through our parent, IDG. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and enlighten the next generations of women in IT and uncover how women make IT better and how IT can be made better for women.
The CIO Paradox: Is IT set up to fail?
Description CIOs run what may well be the toughest function in the business, with end-to-end responsibilities across multiple levels of infrastructure, data management, applications, business process and people. Yet you spend inordinate amounts of time justifying your existence, and once you have a seat at the senior executive table, your chair seems just a little lower than some others. This “CIO Paradox” has many dimensions, and some are immense: How is it that bad technology decisions can bring a company to its knees yet corporate boards rarely employ CIOs as directors? Even more pragmatically: How do CIOs manage the perennial conflict between risk mitigation and product innovation?” In this town-hall-style session, Martha Heller, executive recruiter at ZRG Partners and CIO magazine columnist drives a group discussion around rethinking IT governance, re-educating CEOs on IT value and enabling the profession to get past the CIO paradox. For Pathways participants, this is a Leadership Bonus event. It is in addition to the teleconferences relating to one of the nine core competencies.
The Value of a Strong CIO-CTO Partnership
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: January 21st, 2010
The Value of a Strong CIO-CTO Partnership
(Members only)
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Roundtable Discussion Time: Jan 21st, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description One of the strategies for running a complex IT environment effectively is to divide and conquer through the strategic deployment of CIO and a CTO (chief technology officer). In some case the CTO runs the IT operations while the CIO focuses on strategy. In other situations, the CTO is charged with driving innovation and new product development while the CIO runs the enterprises’ information systems, which is the context for this discussion on making an effective CIO-CTO partnership. Dennis Stevens, CTO of SymCare PHS, explains how he built and sustains a strong and beneficial CIO-CTO relationship at his organization, where he is also vice president, Digital Solutions & Connectivity, Diabetes Franchise, Johnson & Johnson. Specific topics to be discussed include: - CIO-CTO working relationship: How to foster a good partnership - Responsibilities and focus of each C-level: CTO on product development and CIO on infrastructure - Things for CIOs to know when developing products - When and what to think about business models as a CIO and CTO This call is intended to be a small group discussion, limited to 10, with input expected from all participants. Dennis will start off the conversation highlighting his experience; please come prepared to share your own experiences and thoughts.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap NYC
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
A Global Change Management Methodology: Achieving Successful Business Process Change at Cadbury
(Members only)
Type: Presentation Date: January 28th, 2010
A Global Change Management Methodology: Achieving Successful Business Process Change at Cadbury
(Members only)
Description Cadbury plc’s CIO Wayne Shurts has spearheaded many change management initiatives throughout his career at the $7.8 billion confectionery company, and as a consultant and at Nabisco. He has learned along the way that successful process change is only helped along by technology; what a leader really has to focus on is how he/she brings people up to speed. Using best practices from his successes as well as lessons learned from a few change management nightmares, Shurts developed a concrete methodology to help guide his team. In this discussion, Shurts will provide the change management framework as a takeaway and share real-life global examples of how business process change can be easier and more successful for your organization. For Pathways participants, this call fulfills the requirement of attending one leadership teleconference. It can be applied to the Change Leadership competency.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Los Angeles
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 4
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: February 8th, 2010
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 4
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Feb 8th, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Session Focus: Working with Your New Boss Your Leadership Transition Plan is a fee-based six-part course that gives you a structure and opportunity to learn what it takes to create a successful transition plan. Each part of the course will prepare you to take on a new executive-level role within or outside your current organization. Under the guidance of experienced advisors you will complete modules and worksheets on such topics as identifying key success factors, understanding your reaction to stress, establishing A-item priorities, securing early wins, sizing up your team and getting started on cultural change. Registration:
To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Dallas
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
Mid-Market Rules for Playing the IT Vendor Pricing Game
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: February 16th, 2010
Mid-Market Rules for Playing the IT Vendor Pricing Game
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Feb 16th, '10, 10 - 11 am US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description As companies emerge from the economic downturn and formulate IT re-investment strategies for 2010 and beyond, CIOs are determined to maximize business capacity and competitive advantage while maintaining tight control over IT spending. But how can mid-market IT executives anticipate and outmaneuver the large IT vendors' "pricing game" strategies? Based on feedback at the CIO The Year Ahead Summit in November, 2009, we welcome ClearEdge Partners' CEO Jack Garrahan, a 25-year veteran deal maker with deep enterprise sales and marketing experience to present on behalf of the Council. On this public call, Jack will walk through a case history specifically selected by our mid-market CIO members and you'll walk away with a better understanding of the methodologies, behaviors and techniques used so effectively by vendor sales teams. Through this renewed understanding of the typical highly disciplined, tightly aligned sales efforts targeting you and your company, you'll be better prepared to actively engage suppliers on a more level playing field.
Your Leadership Transition Plan: 2010 Course I/Session 1
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: February 23rd, 2010
Your Leadership Transition Plan: 2010 Course I/Session 1
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Feb 23rd, '10, 11 am - 12:30 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description How do you prepare yourself for that new senior executive position you've been tracking toward for years? Do you have a leadership transition plan in place? How will you diagnose the situation you will inherit or plan how to work with your new boss or prioritize your list of early wins? Your Leadership Transition Plan is a fee-based six-part course that gives you a structure and opportunity to learn what it takes to create a successful transition plan. Each part of the course will prepare you to take on a new executive-level role within or outside your current organization. Under the guidance of experienced advisors you will complete modules and worksheets on such topics as identifying key success factors, understanding your reaction to stress, establishing A-item priorities, securing early wins, sizing up your team and getting started on cultural change. Instructors: Dr. Keri Pearlson is president of KP Partners, a CIO advisory services firm. She has held various positions in academia and industry. Currently she is an Adjunct professor at Babson College, where she co-designed and teaches an Information Management and Social Business course. As VP-Leadership Development for nGenera (formerly the Concours Group), she designed and delivered executive-level workshops for CIOs and their direct reports. She was a research and program director at the Research Board, a member of the information systems faculty at the Graduate School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin, and she did research for faculty at the Harvard Business School. Joe Hunter, president of Core Counsel Consulting, is an IT management professional with more than 35 years of experience, including 12 years as a CIO. Course Dates: November 4th 11am -12:30pm EST - Session 1 December 7th 11am -12:00pm EST - Session 2 January 11th 11am -12:00pm EST - Session 3 February 8th 11am -12:00pm EST - Session 4 March 8th 11am -12:00pm EST - Session 5 April 12th 11am -12:00pm EST - Session 6 Registration:
To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
Global CIO Roundtable Discussion
(Members only)
Type: Roundtable Discussion Date: February 24th, 2010
Global CIO Roundtable Discussion
(Members only)
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Roundtable Discussion Time: Feb 24th, '10, 3 - 4 pm Europe/Stockholm (GMT+1) Description February 24, 2010 at 15:00-16:00 CET (9:00-10:00 AM ET) Please join an interactive roundtable discussion for global CIOs to share their experience and lessons learned. This call is a follow-up to the December 2nd regional membership meeting held in London, where we will poll CIO attendees for the particular topic they would like to discuss. This call is intended to be a small group discussion, limited to 20, with input expected from all participants. A more specific agenda will be posted after the December 2nd event.
Western/Rocky Mountain Regional Membership Meeting - Denver, CO
(Members only)
Type: Regional Date: March 1st, 2010
Western/Rocky Mountain Regional Membership Meeting - Denver, CO
(Members only)
Description Your CIO Executive Council invites you to join host Robert Urwiler, CIO, Vail Resorts Inc, and a CIO 100 winner in 2009, for a cross-industry opportunity to network and discuss in depth the current opportunities and challenges facing IT leaders from the region. This vendor-free session will focus on IT transformation initiatives, as well as other timely issues facing you and your organization. Meeting begins with networking lunch at 12:00 pm and concludes with a reception (drinks and hors d'oeuvres) at the Keystone Resort. Transportation and lodging packages for getting to Keystone will be forthcoming. Door-to-door shuttle service via CME (Colorado Mountain Express) from Denver International Airport (DIA) or Eagle County Regional Airport will be provided. As a reminder if you are unable to attend you may send your Council proxy or a direct report in your place.
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 5
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: March 8th, 2010
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 5
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Mar 8th, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-5) Description Session Focus: Achieving Alignment Your Leadership Transition Plan is a fee-based six-part course that gives you a structure and opportunity to learn what it takes to create a successful transition plan. Each part of the course will prepare you to take on a new executive-level role within or outside your current organization. Under the guidance of experienced advisors you will complete modules and worksheets on such topics as identifying key success factors, understanding your reaction to stress, establishing A-item priorities, securing early wins, sizing up your team and getting started on cultural change. Registration:
To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Philadelphia
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Chicago
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
Your Leadership Transition Plan: 2010 Course I/Session 2
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: March 23rd, 2010
Your Leadership Transition Plan: 2010 Course I/Session 2
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Mar 23rd, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-4) Description Session Focus: Diagnosing the Situation is part of the Pathways Advanced Leadership program offering. To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
FOSE 2010 & Council Regional Event Washington DC
Description FOSE is the #1 technology event for government in the nation and continues to present the challenges facing the government IT community and discuss applicable solutions. The rapid pace of change brought on by new technologies and changing expectations presents tremendous opportunities to exchange ideas at the 34th annual FOSE. The CIO Executive Council will be hosting a 1/2 day regional event on Tuesday, March 23 from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. Connecting Point roundtable discussions and keynotes will highlight topics such as:
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 6
Type: Presentation & Discussion Date: April 12th, 2010
Your Leadership Transition Plan: Fall '09 Course I/Session 6
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Presentation & Discussion Time: Apr 12th, '10, 11 am - 12 pm US/Eastern (GMT-4) Description Session Focus: Building your Team Assignment and Wrap Up Your Leadership Transition Plan is a fee-based six-part course that gives you a structure and opportunity to learn what it takes to create a successful transition plan. Each part of the course will prepare you to take on a new executive-level role within or outside your current organization. Under the guidance of experienced advisors you will complete modules and worksheets on such topics as identifying key success factors, understanding your reaction to stress, establishing A-item priorities, securing early wins, sizing up your team and getting started on cultural change. Registration:
To inquire about or enroll in this for-fee course, contact Kathy Sullaway at ksullaway@cio.com.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, New York
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Leadership Event, Colorado Springs, Col.
Description Produced with the CIO executive Council -- whose member list reads like a who's who in IT -- this intimate conference addresses one of the top concerns of CIOs today: leadership. This two-and-a-half-day conference focuses on the unique leadership challenges of the CIO. To be embraced as a business-savvy senior manager and respected by the technology-savvy IT staff requires effectively visualizing and applying technology where it will most benefit the business.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Boston
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Atlanta
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Chicago
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Boston
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Philadelphia
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
CIO 100 Symposium & Awards, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
Description Registration for this event will open soon. Join your Council member peers and a couple hundred other IT leaders for an innovation themed event at the Terranea Resort & Spa in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. Council staff will make sure you have a customized high-value experience beyond the main agenda.More details to come. This is the best CIO event on which to piggyback a family vacation, being the only summer resort-based conference built by CIO magazine and the Council.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Dallas
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, San Francisco
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
NetworkWorld IT Roadmap Washington DC
Description The professional-level conference and expo that comes you. Cost free. Travel easy. 1-day convenient. Full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. Your region’s most-experienced network and IT practitioners. And the industry’s most-innovative solution providers. All, gathered for a one-day conference and expo focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT.
Visit the Pathways booth and meet the CIO Executive Council representatives. For Pathways participants, this is a Technology Development Bonus event. It supplements the Technology Development component of the program.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Washington, DC
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon.
CIO Perspectives Regional Conference, Los Angeles
Description The CIO Executive Council invites you to attend free our CIO Perspectives series of one-day regional events for senior IT executives at mid- to large-sized enterprises, developed by CIO magazine and our CIO Executive Council. The Forums are designed to deliver powerful, content-rich networking events where senior IT leaders can connect and collaborate on business and technology concerns, ranging from the impact of regional economic conditions to the most relevant IT trends affecting your enterprise. A highlight of each forum is a Council-developed and hosted small-group discussion on a variety of topics. At this mini-workshop, CIOs can choose the topic of most interest, join that discussion and take away selected Council content on the subject. The agenda for each CIO Perspectives Forum is designed by the 12-member Regional Leadership Council in each event location. These advisory councils are comprised primarily of fellow Council members, and they work directly with Council and CIO magazine event staff to guide and approve the selection of topics for all agenda sessions, interactive workshops, keynotes and featured speakers. The agenda is currently being created by the regional council, and will be available soon. As an example, see this recent Perspectives agenda. Registration:
Registration will be open soon. |
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