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Los Angeles, CA

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

2014 Chief Information Officer Leadership Forum(Los Angeles)

Agenda

2014 Chief information offiCer Leadership forum (Los angeLes)

Wednesday, February 5, 20148:00am – 5:15pm

8:00am – 9:00am

Breakfast

9:00am – 9:05am

Argyle Executive Forum Opening Remarks

9:05am – 9:10am

Introducing Cora Carmody:

Eric BoserupRegional Sales DirectorWorkday

9:10am – 9:45am

“The more things change, the more things stay the same”

A CIO with over 35 years of systems and project experience, and over 17 years as a CIO describes how the basics still apply – people, process, technology and communications. This discussion will highlight the importance of building a healthy organizational culture in the recruiting and retention of IT teams and in the career development and talent management of your IT team members. The importance of standards & processes for Project Management, Standard Configurations, Acquisition Integrations, etc. will be highlighted. The importance of having an Enterprise Architecture and following a risk-based outcome-oriented IT roadmap will be stressed as well as how the Enterprise Architecture should be used to reduce risk, prioritize investments, and follow and predict technology trends. Best practices for communicating with your team, with your customers, and with your board of directors will be discussed, along with approaches for managing your organizational reputation. Token mention will be made of your organization’s greatest risk, cybersecurity, without a promise of an easy and guaranteed solution. And of course, CIOs have to do all this, while managing costs and demonstrating best.

Cora CarmodySVP, Chief Information OfficerJacobs Engineering Group

Agenda

9:50am – 10:10am

Thought Leadership Spotlight presented by NetApp

Bob HoughtonBusiness Development ExecutiveNetApp

10:10am – 10:40am

Coffee Break

10:40am – 11:30am

Panel Discussion

“IT is the business”

Session topics include, but are not limited to:

• Redefining ITs value and aligning IT with the business •UseITasawaytodifferentiateyourselffromthecompetition •Buildingaflexibleorganizationthatisinnovative,notreactive• Building a winning team •Istheteamthatgotyouwhereyouarenow,theteamwhowilltakeyouwhereyouneedtobe tomorrow? •Reskillingtalenttoadapttonewbusinessneeds •Understandingthedemandsoftheyoungergeneration• Creating a cohesive cross-function team to ensure that enterprise needs are at the forefront

Moderator:Steve AkopyanVice President - IT and Product DevelopmentPremiere Radio Networks / Clear Channel Media and Entertainment

Panelists:Chris ContakesVice President, Information TechnologyPBS

Carole McCluskeyChief Technology OfficerOuterwall Inc.

Bryan Muehlberger CIO

Raj RajendranSenior Vice President Technology, Consumer Lending groupUnionBank

Zhenya RozinskiyVP of TechnologyLiveNation

Tim ZoncaSenior Product Marketing ManagerJive

Agenda

11:30am – 11:50pm

Coffee Break

11:50pm – 12:40pm

Panel Discussion

“The Connected CIO”

Session topics include, but are not limited to:

• To B or not to B? – The BYOD question •RapidconsumerizationofIThasdramaticallychangedtherelationshipbetweenITandthe world •Howtoaddressandovercomethemajorbarriershamperingthesuccessofyourmobile strategy• Engaging in the Modern - Mobile, Digital, Connected – Era •TheCIOImperative–theneedtoconnectwithdevice-wieldingcustomers •Leveragingcustomerdatatoimprovetheoverallcustomerexperience •DriveROIthrougheffectivecustomerengagementandanimproved,tailoredcustomer experience• How are CIO’s addressing the security issues presented by cloud computing? •Bestpracticesformovinganexistingservicetothecloud. •Howtoleverageinvestmentsincloud,mobility,applications,andbigdatacapabilitiesto accelerate business growth on a global scale.

Moderator: Mekahlo MedinaTechnology and Social Media ReporterNBC4 Southern California

Panelists:Shohreh AbediChief Information OfficerFarmers Insurance Group of Companies

Ronald ChandlerChief Information OfficerLosAngelesUnifiedSchoolDistrict

Eric JohnsonExecutive Vice President & CIOInformatica

Don HopkinsChief Information OfficerInternational Gaming Technology Inc.

Bruce SchinelliChief Information Officer and Vice PresidentTTX Company

Agenda

12:40pm – 1:40pm

Lunch

1:40pm – 2:00pm

Thought Leadership Spotlight presented by Dropbox

Ross PiperVP, Enterprise MarketingDropbox

2:00pm – 2:35pm

Fireside Chat

Michael Berman Vice President for Technology and CommunicationCaliforniaStateUniversity,ChannelIslandsFoundation

Matt LampeChief Information OfficerLos Angeles Department of Water and Power Energy Services

2:35pm – 2:55pm

Coffee Break

2:55pm – 3:35pm

”Building Up Your IT Department's Brand”

Ron will talk about evolving the technology group’s mindset on collaborating with their business peers, treating IT as a business, and changing the narrative on what is the value of the IT department to the organization.

Ron GuerrierVice President & Chief Information OfficerToyota Financial Services Corporation

Agenda

3:35pm – 4:10pm

“Running worldwide IT organization – challenges and opportunities”

Running an IT organization in a globally disbursed company has it's own challenges and opportunities. Mentor, a leader in Electronic Design Automation industry founded in 1981 and headquartered in Oregon is a global company with presence in over 25 countries. Over 50% of employees are outside UnitedStatescontributingtoproductdevelopment,R&D,customersupportandothercorporatefunctions. In this presentation Ananthan will share interesting aspects of working with employees with different cultural background, importance of standard processes, consolidation of datacenter, impact of geo political challenges and the power of employee communication. Key to success in a global organization is involving everyone globally in a meaningful way and Ananthan will share how it is done successfully at Mentor IT organization.

Ananthan ThandriVice President and Chief Information OfficerMentor Graphics

4:10pm – 4:15pm

Argyle Executive Forum Closing Remarks

4:15pm – 5:15pm

Closing Reception

*Please note, the agenda is subject to change.

Administrative Notes

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Keynote SpeakersSpeaking Faculty

“The more Things change, The more Things sTay The same”

inTroducing cora carmody:

eriC BoserupregionaL saLes direCtorWorkday

As newly appointed Regional Sales Director at Workday, Irvine based sales executive Eric Boserup is currently leading a team of 6 Account Executives responsible for selling Workday’s HR & Finance applications to enterprise accounts in the Southwest. For more than a decade, Mr. Boserup has been recognized as an influentialandhands-on sales leader in salesandbusinessdevelopmentatOracle,CiscoSystemsandWebEx.

Cora CarmodysVp, Chief information offiCerJaCoBs engineering group

As the Senior Vice President, Information Technology for Jacobs, Cora Carmody provides leadership for Jacobs’ mission-critical IT Systems including Enterprise Resources systems such as HR, Financial, Operational support systems such as project control, engineering/design and collaboration, infrastructure systems and services such as networks, servers, desktops and web/social and collaborative systems. Cora was with Litton/PRC from 1978 – 2001 (and CIO there from 1996-2001), Invensys plc from 2001-2003 and SAIC from 2003-2008.

• Recipient of NASA’s Manned Flight Honoree Award for work on Space Station Freedom Software Build Process, 1991

• Named a ComputerWorld’s “Premier 100”, Top IT Leaders of 2002• IT group recognized in ComputerWorld’s “Top 100 Places to Work in IT”, 2000 and 2005• Led Litton/PRC to CMM Level 3; then supported maturity increase to CMM Level 5, crystallizing PRC’s

culture of continuous improvement • Sheisalife-timememberoftheGirlScoutsoftheUnitedStatesofAmericaandisthefounderofTech-

nology Goddesses, a Girl Scout oriented program to mentor girls of all ages in all manner of informa-tion technology.

CorahasanM.S.degreeinComputerSciencefromFairleighDickinsonUniversity (1985)andB.A.andM.A.degreesinMathematicsfromtheJohnsHopkinsUniversity(1978).Sheandherhusband,ColonelKevinO.CarmodyUSMCretired,liveinSouthernCaliforniaandhave4children.


thought Leadership spotLight presented By netapp

BoB houghtonBusiness deVeLopment exeCutiVenetapp

Bob Houghton joined NetApp in June of 2011. He is responsible for supporting the CXO relationships across NetApp’s strategic Enterprise Customers in the Southwest.

Bob came over after 28 plus year career in Information Technology. Bob has directed and managed the IT Departments for several Hi-Tech Manufacturing and Global Data-Telecomm companies. Bob has over 13 years’ experience as a CIO and CTO for company’s Western Digital, Smith Micro, DDi Global and RealtyTrac. He has built Data Centers, Cloud Platform Architecture and Support Infrastructures, Global Data and Distribution Systems and ERP/CRM implementations across the globe.

Bob and his family live in Orange County, Southern California where he supports the local lacrosse programs and plays goalie for a Masters team, just like his son who is Varsity Goalie for his High School. His wife spends her time as cheerleader and driver for their daughter who is a nationally competing level 10 Gymnast.


thought Leadership spotLight presented By dropBox

ross piperVp, enterprise marketingdropBox

Ross Piper is vice president of enterprise strategy at Dropbox. He is responsible for driving Dropbox for Business’ growth in the enterprise market, building on its presence in 95% of Fortune 500 companies, and spearheading the company’s mission to make IT administrators’ lives easier and more productive.

Prior to Dropbox, Ross served as senior vice president of enterprise strategy and alliances at salesforce.com. While there he was responsible for the company’s engagement with the enterprise IT community, including strategy, alliances, product development, marketing, events and customer innovation programs. He was also managing director during 13 years at the Research Board think tank for CIOs and he worked on the flooroftheNewYorkStockExchangeasaspecialistforMercatorPartners.


fireside Chat

miChaeL Berman ViCe president for teChnoLogy and CommuniCationCaLifornia state uniVersity, ChanneL isLands foundation

Michael Berman has spent most of his career in higher education. After earning tenure as a faculty member inComputerScienceatRowanUniversityinNewJersey,hebecameDirectoroftheOfficeofInstructionalTechnology and then Associate Provost for Information Resources. In 2000, he moved to Cal Poly Pomona where he was named Vice President for Instructional and Information Technology. In 2005 he became the Chief Technology Officer at Art Center College of Design.

In2009,Dr.Berman joinedCSUChannel Islands,originallyas theCIOandnowasVicePresident forTechnology & Communication. In this role he is responsible both for campus information and academic technology as well as communication and marketing. He has an appointment in the computer science department, and has taught a graduate course on network programming and advised graduate students.

Dr.BermanearnedaPh.D.inComputerSciencefromRutgersUniversity,wherehealsotaughtundergraduatecourses. He has written and spoken widely on topics including 3D printing, cloud computing, identity management, and the impact of technology on teaching and learning. He is an active member of the NMC Horizon Project Advisory Board which produces an annual report predicting the technologies most likely to impact higher education during the next five years.

Dr. Berman has a significant presence on social media (@amichaelberman), and was recently named one of 20 “Rising Star CIO’s on Twitter” and one of the 10 most “Social CIO’s in Higher Education” in Huffington Post. He is the co-founder of the EduSoCal conference, which annually brings over a hundred people from across Southern California to discuss information technology in higher education. He has worked with startup companies, developed computer software, and authored a widely-used textbook, published in 1997 and still in print.


matt LampeChief information offiCerLos angeLes department of Water and poWer energy serViCes

Matt Lampe became the Chief Information Officer for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) in November 2007. At LADWP, Matt established the IT Strategic Agenda and has guided the phased modernization of the IT application portfolio and infrastructure, with the completion of an IP based contact center, a new print to mail platform to support a re-designed, full color bill, a new customer service focused web portal, service based integration, extensive use of virtualization, and development of an information security program. He recently sponsored the replacement of the 39-year old core customer service and billing application, a very complex project with new customer care and billing, mobile workforce management, water trouble, meter reader routing, and enterprise integration systems, all which went live in September 2013. Other major projects underway include the upgrade of the Maximo system for asset management, including migration of inventory and materials management, and the cyber-security component of the LADWP Smart Grid Regional Demonstration Project funded by the Department of Energy.

Previously, Matt Lampe was the Chief Technology Officer of the City of Portland, with responsibility over the City’s e-government initiative, the technology and telecommunications infrastructure, and business, utility and public safety applications to support the City government. The City of Portland was an early provider of extensive GIS services to the public via the Web, and an early implementer of a unified web portal supporting internet, intranet, extranet, and blog capabilities within a single platform. He served as an advisor to the Portland Chapter of ISSA.

Matt Lampe serves on a number of industry advisory groups related to telecommunications, smart grid, and cyber security.

MattLampehasbothaBachelor’sDegreeandaMaster’sDegreeinPublicAdministrationfromtheUniversityof Michigan.


”Building up your iT deparTmenT’s Brand”

ron guerrierViCe president & Chief information offiCertoyota finanCiaL serViCes Corporation

Ron has had a variety of leadership roles as a technology leader. He is currently the vice president & CIO of Toyota Financial Services (TFS) where he leads the Business Technology Solutions (BTS) department, and is responsible for defining and driving an information technology agenda that supports business performance and enhances the customer experience. These responsibilities include overseeing the management of existing technologies, development of new technologies and innovative solutions, and insuring appropriate value for IT spend.

Ron joined Toyota at the Chicago TMCC Branch in 1996 as an assistant customer account representative, performing various collections and customer service activities. After joining Toyota Motor Sales Information Systems (TMS IS) in 1998, Ron held various roles in IT supporting the business. In 2004, Ron returned to TMCC as the national manager, Enterprise Support Services, responsible for the Service Desk, Data Center Operations and Service Management. He moved to the Business Relationship & Application Development Team in 2007, and was promoted to Corporate Manager & Division Information Officer in 2009. In 2012, Ron was named VP & CIO of Toyota Financial Services.

Guerrier championed the creation of the TFS Innovation Lab in 2011, which received CIO Magazine’s CIO100 Award for promoting innovation and collaboration via the use of technology. In addition to his formaleducation,RonearnedExecutiveEducationCertificatesinInformationTechnologyfromtheUniversityofChicago,UniversityofCaliforniaBerkeley,BostonUniversityandMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology.

Education/Certification(s):

• Masters,Management,NorthParkUniversity• BS,FinanceandEconomics,UniversityofIllinois

Personal Interests:

Executive sponsor for the Science, Technology, Engineering, and mathematics (STEM) Advantage Program, which mentors, prepares and inspires young women and underserved communities. Actively involved in raising awareness and donations for the reconstruction and self-sufficiency of Haiti, and enjoys volunteering for a variety of organizations.


“running worldwide iT organizaTion – challenges and opporTuniTies”

ananthan thandriViCe president and Chief information offiCermentor graphiCs

Ananthan Thandri serves as Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Mentor Graphics. As CIO, Thandri oversees Mentor’s Global IT Organization; License and Install of Mentor products; and Enterprise Security. During the last five years, Thandri transformed Mentor IT from being an “order taker” to an innovative and proactive technology and service provider, while reducing the overall IT spend. Thandri joined Mentor in January 2007 from Oracle Corporation, where he served as vice president of Information Technology. During his time at Oracle, Thandri and his IT organization supported the software development needs of more than 10,000 software engineers working in the Server Technologies division.

Prior to Oracle, Thandri spent 11 years at Cadence Design Systems, ultimately serving as vice president of Information Technology. Thandri’s career also includes additional technical leadership roles at various IT services companies. He stays active in the local Portland IT community by participating in the Portland CIOAlliance,aswellasseveralCIOpanelslocallyandacrosstheU.S.ThandriisalsoamemberofseveralIT Supplier CIO Advisory Councils. Thandri graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the UniversityofMadras,India,andholdsanMBAfromSt.Mary’sCollege,California.

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paneL disCussion

“iT is The Business”

moderaTor:steVe akopyanViCe president - it and produCt deVeLopmentpremiere radio netWorks / CLear ChanneL media and entertainment

Steve Akopyan’s extensive experience spans business and technology strategy, cutting-edge software engineering, IT infrastructure and operations improvement, capital investment, effective project management, and team building.

Akopyan is a visionary leader with 16 plus years’ experience developing and managing the development of mission-critical applications, high-throughput / high-availability web sites, business-intelligence solutions, and mobile apps in geographically-distributed team environments utilizing a wide range of technologies and platforms. Akopyan also has many years of experience designing and overseeing large-scale multi-site data centers, infrastructure support, and other technology operations including help desk, field services, and telecom.

Akopyan’s particular expertise is in transforming technology capabilities of organizations from passive cost centers to active revenue generators via:

1. Perfect alignment of technology strategy with that of the enterprise.

2. Building and fostering a team of highly-motivated A-players.

3. Continuously evaluating and implementing emerging technologies capable of giving the organization distinct competitive advantage.

4. Improving the value chain by ensuring rapid time-to-market via agile methodologies, responsive sales and marketing via advanced business intelligence solutions, and lean operations via process re-engineering and automation.

In the past, Akopyan has worked as an independent consultant to several Fortune 500 companies in a wide range of industries, from securities exchange and brokerage, to food manufacturing, to digital imaging, and travel and entertainment industries.

AkopyanholdsaB.S.andanM.B.A.fromUniversityofSouthernCalifornia(USC),LosAngeles.

panelisTs:Chris ContakesViCe president, information teChnoLogypBs

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CaroLe mCCLuskeyChief teChnoLogy offiCerouterWaLL inC.

As Chief Technology Officer, Carole McCluskey oversees product and corporate technology while driving technical strategy and execution for Outerwall, Inc. Outerwall is best known by its familiar Redbox® movie and video game rental and Coinstar® coin-counting brands. Carole has been at Outerwall since 2009 where she has been effective in implementing an enterprise and platform modernization effort and driving significant change and growth in the product and technology organizations.

In addition to her role as CTO at Outerwall, Carole is on the Advisory Boards of Apigee and KlearChoice. Before joining Outerwall, she was Managing Director of EttenAj Consulting LLC. While Managing Director at EttenAj, Carole held the following interim leadership positions: VP of North America Professional Services at VMware; Interim VP of Corporate IT at Coinstar; VP of Professional Services at Intacct; COO at Edifecs; andSVPofSales&AlliancesatUltimoSoftware.

Prior to founding EttenAj, Carole held the following executive positions: VP of Global Services Operations & Professional Services at TIBCO Software; VP of Professional Services & Alliances at SchemaLogic; and VP of ProfessionalServicesandSalesatCapitalStream.ShegraduatedfromCaliforniaStateUniversityatFresnowith a B.S. degree in Industrial Technology, Digital Systems.

Bryan muehLBerger Cio

Bryan Muehlberger is the current CIO and Head of Information Technology for a major consumer beverage company. He is an innovative thought leader, and is responsible for all major technology decisions for the company.

In his 20+ year career, he has led numerous initiatives that have transformed organizations. Prior to his current role, he led the technology and new product development initiatives related to the launch of Consumerology while at Express Scripts. Consumerology was the brand differentiator for Express Scripts, that combined behavioral sciences, big data, and heavy analytics to better understand why consumers make the decisions they do as it relates to health care choices. In addition to being a critical part of the team from inception, he was instrumental in the launch of over 5 major new products, as well as the launch of the first-ever research lab focused on consumer behavior in the history of healthcare – the Express Scripts Research Lab – which was awarded the Teradata Epic Award for most innovative and differentiating Business Intelligence capability delivered during 2010!

In2006,hewastherecipientoftheSt.LouisBusinessJournal40Under40Award.

Bryan has a history of entrepreneurship, thought leadership, new product development, and technology innovation– includingafiledpatent forMethods&Systems forManagingDrugUse Inventorof SmartScheduling & QR Code Dosage Tracking. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University ofMissouri,andaMBAfromWashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis.

MadinagraduatedfromNewMexicoStateUniversitywithadegreeinBroadcastJournalismandspeaksSpanishfluently.

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raJ raJendransenior ViCe president teChnoLogy, Consumer Lending groupunion Bank

Raj Rajendran is an IT executive with more than 10 years of experience at the leadership level. Raj has led several large transformation projects in several large financial institutions. He brings a process and metrics based approach to manage and keep projects on track. Raj has implemented SDLC and metrics in several organizations. The ability to focus on risk areas both operationally and in project scenarios has helped Raj provide innovative solutions and deliver results. Raj is credentialed in Program Management and has managed all aspects of technology in his career.

Zhenya roZinskiyVp of teChnoLogyLiVenation

tim ZonCasenior produCt marketing managerJiVe

Tim Zonca is the Director of Product Marketing at Jive Software – he’s spent most of his career focused on collaboration in the enterprise. Tim has worked with Content Management and Business Process Management solutions at startups and global technology vendors as a systems engineer, a product manager and a product marketer. Excited to see Social Business technologies driving a new way to work, he joined the Jive products team in 2010.

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paneL disCussion

“The connecTed cio”

moderaTor: mekahLo medinateChnoLogy and soCiaL media reporternBC4 southern CaLifornia

Mekahlo Medina is the Emmy Award-winning technology and social media reporter for NBC4 Southern California. Joining the station in 2006, Medina can be seen weekdays on the NBC4 newscasts ‘Today in LA’ and ‘NBC4 News at Noon.’ His most recent stories can be viewed here.

With more than 40,000 Twitter followers and 80,000 Facebook fans, Medina is one of the station’s most prolific social networkers. He’s also highly engaged with viewers on Google+, Pinterest, Instagram and Path, a mobile social network. He uses his presence across multiple social media platforms in both the digital sphere and on television. He constantly looks for ways to leverage the ‘second screen’ experience encouraging the station’s viewers to engage on Twitter and Facebook.

Medina joined NBC4 as an anchor and manager of “News Raw,” a news show that aired on the station’s digital channel, which focused on hyper local news coverage, culture, technology and social media. Coincidentally, Facebook and Twitter were taking off around the same time and Medina used these social media outlets to offer content that he reported on NBC4.

Prior to joining NBC4, Medina was a general assignment reporter for KSTP-TV in Minneapolis, KPNX-TV in Phoenix, and NBC television affiliates, KOB-TV (NBC) in Albuquerque, and KTSM (NBC) in El Paso.

Medina often volunteers his time to non-profit organizations throughout the Southland. He currently serves as vicepresident of theNationalAssociationofHispanic Journalists, secretaryofUNITY Journalists forDiversity, and is a member of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalist Association and the Native American Journalists Association. Medina is also a prolific painter and enjoys writes poetry about the Latino experience.

MadinagraduatedfromNewMexicoStateUniversitywithadegreeinBroadcastJournalismandspeaksSpanishfluently.

panelisTs:shohreh aBediChief information offiCerfarmers insuranCe group of Companies

Published as one of the top women leaders in Insurance , Shohreh Abedi started her career at Farmers in 2007 as VP of IT, Claims Business unit. She drove a major Claims transformation initiative, modernizing the claims department and spearheading the development and integration of an end-to-end industry-leading business process management based Claims solution. Shohreh was named Chief Information Officer, Farmers Insurance Group in September 2010.

Prior to joining Farmers Insurance Group, Shohreh was with Ernst & Young’s Customer Relationship Management practice, and later Capgemini, as VP in the Insurance technology practice, serving the Fortune 100 Financial Services.

Ms. Abedi has been awarded and/or published on: CTI, BPM, Oracle Call Center Technology, and Customer Experience transformation. Under her leadership Farmerswonmultiple Business ProcessManagementawards, and was named 2011 Model insurer of the Year by Celent for exemplifying IT best practices and measurable business results.

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ronaLd ChandLerChief information offiCerLos angeLes unified sChooL distriCt

Ronald“Ron”ChandleristheChiefInformationOfficerfortheLosAngelesUnifiedschoolDistrict(LAUSD),leading the largest K-12 computing enterprise throughout the nation, with student enrollment of 920,000 and 1,235 schools and centers. He directs the activities of over 500 employees and manages a $334 million budget. Departmental units under his strategic leadership include: IT Infrastructure and Systems Support, IT Project Management and Enterprise Business Systems, Technology Services and Support, and IT Finance and Administration.

Participating on numerous national CIO and business advisory boards and committees across various industries, Ron regularly collaborates with national and global technology leaders to develop strategic IT solutions that directly improve services to all students.

Prior toLAUSD,Mr.Chandlerwas theChief InformationOfficer for theOaklandUnifiedSchoolDistrictand concurrently served as the Managing Principal for NMA Consulting. He also served as the Senior Vice PresidentandChiefInformationOfficeratIrwinUnionBank,headquarteredinIndianapolisandpresentinten other States in the Midwest and Western Geographic Region.

Ron has over 20 years of experience as an independent consultant, and in various management roles where he has led technology and organizational strategy development and execution. This includes tenures at Andersen Consulting (now Accenture), McDonalds Corporation, and Price Waterhouse Coopers (Now IBM Global Services). An electrical engineer by trade, Ron managed various design teams on multiple Avionics Systems for the F-16 and A-12 aircraft early in his career.

RonholdsaBSinElectricalEngineeringfromSouthernUniversity,anMBA(withaconcentrationonCorporateStrategyandSystemsManagement)fromtheRossBusinessSchoolatTheUniversityofMichigan,andisacertified Project Management Professional (PMP).

eriC JohnsonexeCutiVe ViCe president & CioinformatiCa

Eric Johnson is senior vice president and chief information officer of Informatica with responsibility for the strategic direction of Informatica’s global business solutions and technology infrastructure. During his tenure at Informatica, Johnson has held a variety of IT roles building a world-class IT organization through a successful Cloud strategy and global delivery model of Informatica global enterprise applications for all business solutions including dozens of corporate cloud solutions. In August 2013, Johnson was named as the Rising Star finalist by the Silicon Valley Business Journal CIO Awards.

Prior to joining Informatica in 2002, Johnson worked at Deloitte Consulting assisting global organizations with large scale business process reengineering, ERP and supply chain projects. His client engagements included roles throughout Asia and North America. Johnson holds a bachelor’s degree in Management fromCalPolyatSanLuisObispoUniversity.

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don hopkinsChief information offiCerinternationaL gaming teChnoLogy inC.

Don Hopkins joined IGT in the newly-created role of Global CIO, Procurement vice president, and Reno site executive. In his Procurement role, Don drives the Company’s objective to expand global process efficiency by growing its procurement capabilities globally and including all indirect materials/services. He is leveraging a two-stage IT architecture to provide a world class, global operational systems feeding one single enterprise analytics engine. Don operates a global data center operation to deliver the technical foundation for IGT’s industry leading network solutions and business applications which is characterized by resiliency performance and agility while operating at world class efficiency. As Reno site executive, Don works with Reno-based executives to drive a high-impact, cross-functional improvement agenda. He relocated to Reno for this role.

As vice president and CIO at SunGard Availability Services, Don drove the expansion and innovation of SunGard Availability Services’ systems environment to enable anticipated growth of the business, while overseeing a deep bench of IT experts on his team. Don also oversaw the SunGard Availability Services Procurement organization.

As CIO at NCR, he played a leadership role in NCR’s transformation and performance turnaround. In 2007, he successfully completed the very complex IT spin-off of Teradata as a separate company in a very aggressive timeframe while coming in under planned budgets for the initiative, both before and after the spin-off. Don ascended to the CIO position at NCR after holding multiple positions of increasing responsibility within the IT organization. Before taking on the role of CIO at NCR, Don previously served as vice president of Technology and Infrastructure in NCR’s IT Services unit. Prior to that, he was vice president of Global Application Development, assistant vice president of Strategic Planning and Development Services with the focus on architecture and software engineering, director of Global Deployment with an emphasis on international implementations, and director of the General Purpose Products Group in 1991, responsible for development and implementation of business solutions for finance, manufacturing and engineering. Don joined NCR in 1979.

Prior to his NCR experience, Don taught courses in physics, chemistry and computer programming.

He holds master’s degrees in mathematics, school administration, computer science and business administrationfromtheUniversityofDayton,andabachelor’sdegreeinmathematics/physicsfromMiami(Ohio)University.

BruCe sChineLLiChief information offiCer and ViCe presidentttx Company

Bruce Schinelli joined TTX as Vice President - Information Technology and CIO on September 25, 2006. The IT Department delivers information and communication services and systems that support TTX and its business partners throughout the rail industry.

PriortojoiningTTX,Mr.SchinelliwasVicePresidentofRailSystemsforWachoviaCorporation/FirstUnionRail where he directed the strategic development of the computer systems for several businesses within Wachoviaincludingtheirrailroadfleet.

AgraduateoftheUnitedStatesAirForceAcademy,hereceivedhisBachelorofScienceDegreeinEconomicsand Mathematics and his Masters in Operations Research.

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We bring together the industry’s best partners and technology to deliver services that help you maximize what you are getting from your infrastructure. Our collaborative approach, working as one team with one goal, means that you get a solution that is just right for you—on time and on budget. To support your global business, we provide highly-responsive support in local languages. From London to Austin, Bangalore to Tokyo, we’ll work with you to solve your problems and help you reach your goals.

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Informatica Corporation (Nasdaq:INFA) is the world’s number one independent provider of data integration software. Organizations around the world rely on Informatica to realize their information potential and drive top business imperatives. Informatica Vibe, the industry’s first and only embeddable virtual data machine (VDM), powers the unique “Map Once. Deploy Anywhere.” capabilities of the Informatica Platform. Worldwide, over 5,000 enterprises depend on Informatica to fully leverage their information assets from devices to mobile to social to big data residing on-premise, in the Cloud and across social networks. For moreinformation,call+1650-385-5000(1-800-653-3871intheU.S.),orvisitwww.informatica.com.

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Workday is a leading provider of enterprise cloud applications for human resources and finance. Founded in 2005, Workday delivers human capital management, financial management, and analytics applications designed for the world’s largest organizations. Hundreds of companies, ranging from medium-sized businesses to Fortune 50 enterprises, have selected Workday.

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Jive (Nasdaq: JIVE) is the communication and collaboration platform for modern, mobile business. Recognized as a leader in social business by top analyst firms, Jive’s cloud-based platform connects employees, customers and partners — transforming the way work gets done and unleashing productivity and innovation for millions of people. Many of the world’s largest and most successful companies are using Jive-powered employee networks and customer communities to achieve breakthrough results in workforce performance, sales and marketing execution, and customer service and satisfaction. For more information, visit jivesoftware.com

LiveAction is the leader at simplifying network management. Its innovative visual analytics LiveAction® tool delivers real-time big data information to network administrators. LiveAction accelerates troubleshooting with its application-aware, QoS control, and intelligent WAN functionality. Learn more at www.liveaction.com.

UpcomingEvents

feBruary 11, 2014redefining empLoyee engagement in today’s resuLts-driVen WorLdVirtuaL eVent

Perspectives by:• Gary Harrison-Ducros, Vice-President, Labor Relations, Frito-Lay• DonnaHoward,ChiefHumanResourcesOfficer,SonicHealthcareUsa• Sumeet Kapoor, Senior Vice President, HR Strategy & Change Management, Huntington Bank• Razor Suleman, Founder and Chief Evangelist, Achievers

feBruary 26, 2014Chief finanCiaL offiCer Leadership Breakfastsan franCisCo, Ca

Perspectives by:• Gregory Matz, Chief Financial Officer & Vice President, The Cooper Companies

feBruary 26, 2014Chief finanCiaL offiCer Leadership forumsan franCisCo, Ca

Perspectives by:• Ted Abajian, EVP and CFO, CKE Restaurants• Michael Blaszyk, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Dignity Health• Chuck Boynton, CFO, SunPower Corporation• Jonathan Chadwick, Chief Financial Officer, Principal Accounting Officer and Executive Vice President, VMware• Rich Clayton, Vice President of Business Analytics & Big Data Product Group, Oracle• Kevin Cunningham, Chief Financial Officer, SunWize Technologies• Duke Dayal, Chief Financial Officer, Bank of the West• John Duca, Vice President & Associate Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas• Mark Emmerson, Chairman & Chief Financial Officer, Sierra Pacific Industries• Ron Gill, Chief Financial Officer, Yahoo• Ken Goldman, CFO, Yahoo• Kevin Harris, CFO Revitas• Michael Karim, Chief Financial Officer, GE Software• Christian Lanng, CEO, Tradeshift• Gregory Matz, Chief Financial Officer & Vice President, Cooper Companies• Geoff Ribar, SVP & CFO, Cadence Design Systems• Scott Sparks, Deputy CEO & Senior Vice President Client Services, Proxima Group• Russell Stein, Chief Financial Officer, Intellectual Ventures• Gordon Tucker, Managing Director, Internal Audit and Financial Advisory, Protiviti

UpcomingEvents

feBruary 27, 2014Customer Care Leadership forumdaLLas, tx

Perspectives by:• Peter Andrews, Vice President, Global Customer Operations, Hotels.com, Expedia, Inc• Rebecca Brese, Vice President, Customer Service, Digital Realty Trust• Renee Cacchillo, Vice President, Service Delivery, Safelite Group• Chris Cardenas, Vice President, Customer Service Operations, Time Warner Cable• Nav Chakravarti, Vice President, Product Management, Oracle Knowledge, Oracle• Jim Dufek, Vice President, Contact Center Strategy, Health Care Service Corporation• Devlyn Emilio, Vice Presidet Customer Care, Hibu• Jim Kowalczyk, Head, E-Commerce Call Center Operations, Carter’s• Emil LaCivita, Vice President, Business Development, Arise• Teresa Laraba, SVP, Customers, Southwest Airlines• Sativa Leach, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Retail Operations, Citibank• Ingrid Linberg, Chief Customer Experience Officer• Ginny Mahl, VP of Global Customer Care, Sabre Holdings Corp• Klaus Meier, Chief Information Officer Americas, Schindler Elevator Corporation• Justin Schuster, VP, Product Marketing, Lithium• Sandro Tavares, Global Head of Marketing, Mobile Core, Nokia• Paul Turner, Director, Event Operations & Security, Dallas Cowboys• Bruce Quernemoen, VP, Customer Loyalty, Emerson Electric• Stuart Van Houten, Industry Group Vice President, Clarabridge• Dale Weideman, Director, Customer Solutions - B2B, Medallia

feBruary 27, 2014Customer Care Leadership Breakfast: driVing digitaL adoption and happier Customers at a LoWer CostdaLLas, tx

Perspectives by:• Peter Andrews, Vice President, Global Customer Operations, Hotels.com, Expedia, Inc.• Devlyn Emilio, Vice President Customer Care, hibu• DeniseHutton,VP,Multi-ChannelStrategy&Operations,U.S.Cellular• Sativa Leach, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Retail Operations, Citigroup• Ginny Mahl, VP of Global Customer Care, Sabre Holdings Corp.• Amir Shub, VP, Head of Business Transformation, LivePerson

UpcomingEvents

marCh 4, 2014Chief LegaL offiCer Leadership forumneW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Stan Bernstein, Attorney, Bernstein Liebhard• Kathleen Cronin, General Counsel, CME Group• Eric Eissenstat, Sr. Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, Continental Resources• KevinFeeney,VicePresident&GeneralCounsel,AirLiquide-USALLC• John Gasparovic, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, BorgWarner• Sheldon Goldfarb, General Counsel, Royal Bank of Scotland• Richard Harper, Partner, Baker Botts• Bruce Hawthorne, Corporate Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, Huntington Ingalls Industries• Bridget Healy, EVP and Chief Legal Officer, ING Investment Management• Kirkland Hicks, Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, Towers Watson• Carrie Hightman, Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, NiSource• John Kahle, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary, Kimball International• Bryon Koepke, Senior Vice President & Chief Securities Counsel, Avis Budget Group• Richard Konrath, Vice President & General Counsel, CNH Global NV• Denise McWatters, Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, HollyFrontier Corporation & Holly Energy

Partners• Catherine Muldoon, Chief Legal Officer, BDP International• Ganesh Natarajan, President & CEO, Mindcrest• David Onorato, Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer• CharlesRobinson,GeneralCounselandVicePresidentofLegalAffairs,UniversityofCalifornia• Mark Roellig, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.• Patrick Sheller, General Counsel, Secretary, Chief Administrative Officer and Senior Vice President, Kodak

Eastman Company• Frederick Snow, EVP & General Counsel, First American Bank• Leslie Thornton, Vice President & General Counsel, WGL Holdings, & Washington Gas Light Company• JosephTraficanti,SVP,GeneralCounsel,ChiefComplianceOfficer,UnitedNaturalFoods• Timothy Triplett, General Counsel, Black & Veatch• Bryan Yeazel, Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel, Stock Building Supply• Steve Zipperstein, Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary, Blackberry

marCh 5, 2014Customer Care Leadership Breakfast: driVing digitaL adoption and happier Customers at a LoWer Costtoronto, on

Perspectives by:• Diane Barr, Vice President, Customer Experience and Brand Standards, Wyndham Hotel Group• NicolasDorget,VPCustomerSolutions,UPSCanada• Anne McCourt, Vice President, Dealer Support, Canadian Tire Corporation• Amir Shub, VP, Head of Business Transformation, LivePerson• Alan Shulman, Vice President, Marketing, Just Energy Group Inc.

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marCh 5, 2014Customer Care Leadership forumtoronto, on

Perspectives by:• Diane Barr, Vice President, Customer Experience and Brand Standards, Wyndham Hotel Group• Ashish Bisaria, SVP, Customer Experience, Manheim• David Bradshaw, Vice President, Banking Operations, ING DIRECT Canada• Nav Chakravarti, Vice President, Product Management, Oracle Knowledge, Oracle• Gail Christilaw, Vice President Operations, Eastern Canada, Colliers International Canada• Rob Daniel, Vice President Customer Loyalty and Insights, BMO• NicolasDorget,VPCustomerSolutions,UPS• Shawn Goddard, Vice President, Toronto Customer Contact Centre, Scotiabank• Roger Howard, Vice President, Client Advice Centres, Royal Bank of Canada• Shane Lawrence, AVP, Client Strategy, TD Bank• Anne McCourt, Vice President, Dealer Support, Canadian Tire Corporation• Jeremy Melhuish, Head of Market Strategy, Export Development Canada• Mike Murray, Regional Vice President, Operations and Corporate Development, Compass Group Canada• Kelly Parascandalo, VP Shared Services in Field Services, Bell Canada, Inc.• Christian Sauvageau, VP, Customer Innovation Solutions, Merck & Co.

marCh 13, 2014Chief marketing offiCer Leadership forum: spring eVentChiCago, iL

Perspectives by:• Whitney Bouck, SVP Global Marketing & GM Enterprise, BOX• Emily Callahan, Chief Marketing Officer, ALSAC St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital• Jori Hartwig, Vice-President - Marketing/CMO, Amway Corp.• Bill Kiss, Chief Digital Marketing Officer, Sears and Kmart, Sears Holdings• SuzanneLavin,VicePresident,CorporateMarketing,UL• Chris Madaus, Group Vice President, Brand Marketing, Walgreens• Bill Malloy, Chief Marketing Officer, Sprint• Fabian Pereira, VP Marketing, Johnsonville Sausage LLC• Nancy Shea, VP Global Innovation & Marketing, Ashland

marCh 19, 2014uman CapitaL Leadership Breakfast: spotLight on empLoyee engagementsan franCisCo, Ca

Perspectives by:• Suzanna Dowd Zeller, Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer, Allianz Life• Sid Forrest, Vice President Human Resources, EnerSys• Kevin Lyman, SVP, Human Resources, Altera Corporation

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marCh 19, 2014human CapitaL Leadership forum: spring eVentsan franCisCo, Ca

Perspectives by:• Robert Cancalosi, Director of Global Customer Education, GE• Suzanna Dowd Zeller, Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer, Allianz Life• Sid Forrest, Vice President Human Resources, EnerSys• Alison Hadden, Director of Product Marketing, glassdoor.com • Mayerland Harris, Group Vice President, Human Resources, H. E. Butt Grocery Company• Aimee Hoyt, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, IGT• Michael Keane, Executive Vice President, Human Resources, Express• Chip Luman, Chief Operating Officer and Director, HireVue• Kevin Lyman, SVP, Human Resources, Altera Corporation• Christine Mellon, VP HCM Transformation, Oracle• PeterNavin,SeniorVicePresidentofHumanResources,Shutterfly,Inc.• Debbie Pollock-Berry, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, XO Communications• Scott Smith, Sr. Vice-President Human Resources Operations, AT&T• Linda Stewart, President and CEO, Interaction Associates• Steve Tryon, Senior Vice President, Human Capital Management, Overstock.com• Haylen van Koppen, EVP, Human Resources and Administration, Lionsgate• Sherry Vidal-Brown, Executive Vice President of Human Resources, G6 Hospitality

marCh 27, 2014Chief information offiCer Leadership forumBoston, ma

Perspectives by:• Michael Anselmo, SVP & Chief Information Officer, NBIC• Abhi Beniwal, Senior Vice President Global Information Technology, Daymon Worldwide, Inc.• Jeffrey Cohen, Chief Information Officer, The MENTOR Network• BrookColangelo,SeniorVicePresidentandChiefInformationOfficer,HoughtonMifflinHarcourtPublishing

Company• Steven Fusco, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Clean Harbors• Rob Hilliard, Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Reader’s Digest• Dawn-MarieHutchinson,HeadofGlobalInformationSecurity,UrbanOutfittersInc.• Ken Piddington, Chief Information Officer, Global Partners LP• Sam Schoelen, Chief Information Officer, Continental Resources, Inc.• PaulScorza,EVP,InformationManagement&ChiefInformationOfficer,AholdUSA,Inc.• Patrick Sim, Chief Information Officer, West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.• Jaspreet Singh, Co-Founder, Chairman of Board and Chief Executive Officer, Druva• Cynthia Stoddard, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, NetApp• LeeWarren,ChiefInformationSecurityOfficer,UnitedTechnologiesCorp.• Glenn Weinstein, Chief Technology Officer, Appirio• Jay Wessel, Vice President of Technology, Boston Celtics

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apriL 3, 2014Chief marketing offiCer spotLight forum: retaiL and Consumer goods & serViCesneW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Mark Battaglia, Chief Executive Officer, ThinkVine• Steve Davis, President & CEO, Rue La La• Jennifer Dominiquini, Chief Marketing Officer, Liberty Interactive Corporation• Susan Kellogg, President of Contemporary Brands Coalition, V.F. Corporation• Marshall Porter, Senior Vice President & GM, International & Business Development, Gilt Group• AlessioRossi,VicePresident,Interactive&E-BusinessMarketing,LancômeUSA• Greg Santoro, executive Vice President, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer, NII Holdings• Marisa Thalberg, VP Corporate Global Digital Marketing, The Estée Lauder Companies

apriL 8, 2014Customer Care Leadership forum: spring eVent (neW york)neW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Chris Cardenas, Vice President, Customer Service Operations, Time Warner Inc.• MichaelCoburn,HeadofCustomerFacingSupplyChain,NestleUSA• Pam Dufour, Senior Vice President, Chief Operations Officer, Allianz Life Insurance Company• Lesley Elwell, Vice President of Customer Care Human Resources, DIRECTV Group• Kathy Kerr, Vice President - Customer Services, New Jersey Natural Gas Company• Scott Landry, VP, Global Support and Services, Akamai• Simon Leech, Sr. Vice President, Operations Development, Life and A&H Operations, AIG American General• Christine Viera, Vice President, Product Marketing CRM/CX Solutions, Oracle

apriL 9, 2014Chief information seCurity offiCer (Ciso) Leadership forumneW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Dennis Brixius, VP & CSO, McGraw Hill Financial, Inc.• Phillip Ferraro, Vice President and Global Chief Information Security Officer, Las Vegas Sands Corp.• Ray Hawkins, Chief Information Security Officer, Genesis HealthCare• Mike Hoehl, Global IT Security Officer and Director of Internal Controls, Godiva Chocolate• Joel Molinoff, Chief Information Security Officer, CBS• Adam Rice, Chief Information Security Officer, Alliant Techsystems• Jim Routh, Chief Information Security Officer, Aetna• Myrna Soto, SVP & Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast Corporation• Steven Santamorena, Chief Information Security Officer, Reader’s Digest Association, Inc.• ViJay Viswanathan, CISO, HD Supply

UpcomingEvents

apriL 10, 2014Leadership forum on mastering gLoBaL suppLy Chain CompLexityneW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Roger Blanken, Vice President of Finance – Supply Chain, International Flavors & Fragrances• Stan Brown, VP Global Supply Chain and CPO, CA Technologies• Peter Capozucca, Principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP• Walter Charles, Global Chief Procurement Officer, Kellogg• Mitchell Fadel, President/COO, Rent-A-Center• Christopher Halkyard, Chief Supply Chain Officer & GM of Distribution Services, Gilt Groupe• Larry Hartley, Senior Vice President Supply Chain, OfficeMax Inc.• Bill Lamb, Senior Manager, Deloitte Consulting LLP• Alexandra Lanza, VP Supply Chain, Weight Watchers International• Kelly Marchese, Principal, Strategy & Operations, Deloitte Consulting• Jerry O’Dwyer, Principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP• Scott Sopher, Principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP

apriL 23, 2014Customer Care Leadership forumsan Jose, Ca

Perspectives by:• Scott Bajtos, SVP Global Services, VMware• Christophe Bodin, Vice President & GM, Customer Support & Maintenance, BMC Software• Terry Cain, Vice President, Global Customer Engagement, Avnet• Brian Haas, SVP Global Customer Operations, KLA-Tencor Corporation• Gregory Knight, Vice President Customer Service, CenterPoint Energy• Joel Knutson, COO, Worldwide Customer Experience, Electronic Arts• Mark McCormick, SVP, Digital Customer Experience, Wells Fargo• LynnRichtman,SVP&GroupManagerCommercialCustomerService&WholesaleSupport,U.S.

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apriL 29, 2014Chief LegaL offiCer Leadership forum (san franCisCo)san franCisCo, Ca

Perspectives by:• Alex Baehr, Vice President & General Counsel, Global, Colliers International• Alan Greenspan, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Glazers Wholesale Drug Company• Laurence Midler, EVP/General Counsel, CBRE• John Schultz, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, HP

UpcomingEvents

may 6, 2014Chief information seCurity offiCer (Ciso) Leadership forum san franCisCo, Ca

Perspectives by:• Bob Cheong, Chief Information Security Officer, Los Angeles World Airports• Tom McCreary, Global Information Security and Privacy Officer, CalPERS• Richard Rushing, Chief Information Security Officer, Motorola Mobility• Stephen Scharf, Global Chief Information Security Officer, Experian• Chris Tignor, Vice President Chief Information Security Officer, Capital One Financial• Michael Zachman, Chief Information Security Officer, Caterpillar Inc.

may 8, 2014human CapitaL Leadership forum ChiCago, iL

Perspectives by:• Deborah Borg, Vice President – Human Resources, Dow Chemical Company• Cara Capretta, Vice President Human Capital Transformation, Oracle• Scott Drach, VP, Human Resources, Boeing• Diane Frisch, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, Ingredion• Sean Georges, Senior Vice President of Human Resources and General Counsel, Shoe Carnival• Jackie Gordon, SVP, Human Resources & Organizational Development, Chief Human Resources

Officer,YMCAoftheUSA• Matthew Herzberg, Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer, SunEdison• Katya Laviolette, Chief Human Resources Officer, TC Communications • Jim Michaud, Executive Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer, Cliffs Natural Resources• Stephanie Naito, Vice President, Talent Managementk, Nash Finch• Natalie Stute, Vice President, Human Resources, Jostens Inc.

may 13, 2014Chief finanCiaL offiCer Leadership forum: spring eVentneW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Joher Akolawala, Vice President Finance, Mondelez International• Doug Herron, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Safelite AutoGlass• Bob Kolodgy, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association• Andreas Rothe, CFO, Harsco Infrastructure

UpcomingEvents

may 22, 2014Leadership in e-CommerCe daLLas, tx

Perspectives by:• Ravi Acharya, Vice President Technology, Global eCommerce and American Girl, Mattel Inc.• Jason Allen, Vice President, Multi-Channel, GameStop Corp.• Brian Best, Vice President of E-Commerce / Digital Marketing, Boyd Gaming Corporation• Chris Brogan, SVP, Strategy & Analysis, Hyatt Hotels Corporation• Gareth Gaston, Senior Vice President, Global eCommerce, Wyndham Hotel Group• Frank Hamlin, EVP & GM, Marketing & E-Commerce, Guitar Center, Inc.• Tom Lombardo, COO, Digital and Mobility, Jones Lang LaSalle• Kevin Lyons, Vice President, e-Commerce, hhgregg, Inc.• MarkNasr,ManagingDircetor,eCommerce,UnitedAirlines• Sri Reddy, VP Omnichannel, RadioShack• Famous Rhodes, Vice President of eCommerce, AutoNation, Inc.• Rob Roy, Group Vice President, eCommerce & Interactive Marketing, Time Warner Cable• Hellen Vaid, VP Customer Experience eCommerce, Walmart• David Young, VP Strategy & Operations, Travelocity

may 22, 2014Chief marketing offiCer Leadership forumatLanta, ga

Perspectives by:• Philipp von Holtzendorff-Fehling, Chief Marketing Officer, American Home Shield, Servicemaster Co.

June 11, 2014Chief LegaL offiCer Leadership forum: spotLight on Litigation Washington, dC

Perspectives by:• Mary Beth Tighe, Vice President and Assistant General Counsel, R.R. Donnelley & Sons

June 11, 2014Chief marketing offiCer Leadership forum: spotLight on finanCiaL serViCes neW york, ny

Perspectives by:• Hannah Grove, EVP & Chief Marketing Officer, State Street Corporation• Kathy Klinger, SVP & Chief Marketing Officer, Sovereign Bank (Santander)• Donna MacFarland, Chief Marketing Officer, Retirement Plan Services, Lincoln Financial Group

UpcomingEvents

June 19, 2014Chief information offiCer Leadership forumChiCago, iL

Perspectives by:• Jill Dyché, Vice President, Best Practices, SAS• VinceKellen,SeniorViceProvost,AcademicPlanning,AnalyticsandTechnologies,Universityof

Kentucky Lexington• James MacLennan, Chief Information Officer, IDEX Corp.

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