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2012 Chief Information Officer Leadership Forum (New York)
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
New York, NY
Perspectives By:
Saad Ayub
SVP & CIO
Scholastic
Nathan Boylan
Head of IT Operations
Lord Abbett & Company
Nicholas Colisto
SVP & CIO
Xylem Inc.
Vittorio Cretella
VP - Chief Technology Officer
Mars
Michael Del Priore
Senior VP & CIO
Catalent Pharma Solutions
Harold Goldberg
Chief Marketing Officer
Kony Solutions
Mushegh Hakhinian
Security Architect
IntraLinks
John Hallett
Regional Sales Manager
Workday
Jon Harding
Global Chief Information Officer
Conair Corporation
Rob Hilliard
VP - Chief Technology Officer
Reader's Digest Association, Inc.
Vince Kasten
Senior Advisor, CIO Advisory
Kurt Salmon
John Kavak
CIO
Sharp Electronics Corporation
Yuvi Kochar
CTO & VP - Technology
Washington Post Co.
Larry Krieb
Vice President, Global Shared Services
Estee Lauder Companies, Inc.
Klaus Meier
Chief Information Officer Americas
Schindler Elevator Corporation
Curry Nichols
Executive Director, National Accounts Program
DISYS
Ajay Patel
Vice President of Fusion Middleware
Oracle
Carlos Pegado
Vice President and CTO
HUNT Real Estate Corporation
Derek Schueren
Co-Founder and General Manager of Information Access and Governance
Recommind
Joseph Spagnoletti
Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer
Campbell Soup Company
Luis Taveras
SVP & CIO
Hartford Healthcare Corporation
Jay Wessel
Vice President of Technology
Boston Celtics
Gabrielle Wolfson
Chief Information Officer
Panasonic Corporation of North America
Summary:
The role of the Chief Information Officer has greatly changed during the past few years. CIOs and IT leaders—who are now integral to accelerating their business’ growth—are tasked with driving value throughout the organization. They are consistently improving processes and workflow, accelerating time to market, and identifying new business opportunities. With the volatile economy, technology leaders have a unique opportunity to provide real business value by making decisions that will better position enterprises to succeed in upcoming years.
The Argyle CIO Leadership Forum in New York is bringing together leading CIOs, CISOs, CTOs, VPs, IT/Technology/MIS and IT leaders from a variety of industries to discuss best practices and innovative technology strategies. The forum will focus on several areas including: “Leveraging cloud computing,” “Challenges associated with IT consumerization,” ”Optimizing talent management,” “The impact of social media on the IT department,” “Data security,” and “The changing role of the CIO.”
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Date: Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Time: 8:00am – 5:30pm
Location: New York, NY
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