Emil G. D'Angelo, CISA, CISM International President, ISACA Senior Vice President at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. Emil G. D'Angelo is international president of ISACA and a security management professional with more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. He is the senior vice president overseeing the corporate data security department at the Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ, with responsibility for information security, disaster recovery, audit liaison and IT compliance-related matters. D'Angelo initiated his career in security and audit by joining Deloitte & Touche, where he worked on the development of their audit software, IT audit approach and spent 10 years in their management services division. He also worked at Chase, where he coordinated the global security and business continuity program, and at Marsh, where he established a security and business continuity program. http://www.ciotalkradio.com/event/244.html Less   View all posts

Dr. Melodie Mayberry-Stewart, Ph.D. New York State Chief Information Officer, Director of the Office For Technology Dr. Melodie Mayberry-Stewart serves as New York State Chief Information Officer and Director of the Office for Technology. As the Governor's top information technology advisor and a member of the Governor's cabinet, Melodie develops, implements and oversees IT investments for the State of New York, a $130 billion enterprise with over 190,000 employees serving a statewide population of 19 million. The State has approximately 5,600 IT professionals, and spends approximately $2 billion in information technology annually. Melodie, a veteran of IT, started her career in Information Technology 30 years ago as a Systems Engineer for the IBM Corporation. Subsequently, she worked as an IT executive in two Fortune 20 companies, the largest healthcare hospital in the country, and in the public and private non-profit sectors. During her 13 years with IBM, she quickly rose through the ranks and served as an Instructor in Database and Data Communications at the IBM Advanced Technical Education Center in Los Angeles and authored several courses published by Science Research Associates. After leaving a successful career at IBM, Dr. Mayberry-Stewart became a Chief Information Officer in the health care industry as the first CIO at Community Health Corporation, (California), St. Thomas Hospital (Tennessee) and Beth Israel Medical Center (New York). After 14 years in healthcare IT, she turned her interest to the energy industry where she became a Vice President and General Manager of Shared IT Services and Global IT Delivery for the Amoco Corporation, with global headquarters in Chicago, and was acquired by BP Oil in the UK. Melodie has worked extensively with non-profit companies to help their organizations better serve their constituents. Her work brought her to the attention of the newly elected Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio. In 2002 he appointed her as the City's first Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and CIO. In May 2007, Dr. Mayberry-Stewart was appointed NYS CIO and Director of the NYS Office for Technology. Melodie has been nationally recognized in InformationWeek's 2009 Government CIO 50 list. In addition, she received numerous honors including, Computerworld's Premier 100 IT Leaders for 2009, Year Up 2009 Urban Empowerment Award, ITT Technical Institute 2009 Woman of Inspiration Award, 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Black MBA Association and the National Technical Association Lifetime Achievement Award, US Engineering and Technology Women of Color Technology Award for Managerial Leadership and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Melodie serves on the boards of the Harriman Research and Technology Development Corporation, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Center for Computational Nanotechnology Innovation, and is a member of the Advisory Council of Center for CIO Leadership where she provides strategic advice and counsel to Center leadership and assures the Center's research, education and content are directly relevant to the professional growth and challenges facing CIOs. Less   View all posts

Hardik's was appointed as Chief Information Officer (CIO) by Chicago's Mayor Richard M Daley in February 2006. He is also the Commissioner for the Department of Innovation & Technology (DoIT). As the CIO of the City of Chicago, Hardik oversees several Technology Implementations, Mobile Solutions and Information Sharing projects, including Geographic Information Services (GIS). Hardik is spearheading Mayor Daley's vision of establishing technology career academies which will be supported by more than 80 large and small businesses. Hardik also co-chair's Mayor Daley's council of Technology Advisors comprised of leading CIO's of the region from companies including Boeing, Bexter, CNA, Exelon, Aon and HCSC as well as leading representatives from technology, non-profit and academic sectors. Prior to joining the public sector, Hardik worked as a consultant with Oracle corporation in the US and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in India. As an active community member, he is a part of Economic Club of Chicago's membership subcommittee for technology and telecom. Less   View all posts

Jeanne W. Ross Director and Principal Research Scientist, Center for Information Systems Research (CISR), MIT Jeanne W. Ross is Director and Principal Research Scientist at the MIT Sloan School's Center for Information Systems Research. As Director, Jeanne directs academic research that targets the challenges of senior level executives at the Center's seventy global sponsors. Her own research examines the organizational and performance implications of enterprise architecture initiatives, IT governance, and new IT management practices. Her work has appeared in major practitioner and academic journals, including Sloan Management Review, Harvard Business Review, the Wall Street Journal, MISQ Executive, MIS Quarterly, the Journal of Management Information Systems, IBM Systems Journal, and CIO Magazine. Jeanne has served on the faculty of customized courses for firms such as PepsiCo, McKinsey, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric, TRW, Pfizer, Nomura, Novartis, News Corporation, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, IBM, and Credit Suisse. She regularly appears as a speaker for Microsoft, the Society for Information Management, Gartner, and university research centers, where she addresses the question of how companies get value from information technology. She is coauthor of three books: IT Governance: How Top Performers Manage IT Decision Rights for Superior Results, Enterprise Architecture as Strategy: Creating a Foundation for Business Execution and IT Savvy: What Top Executives Must Know to Go from Pain to Gain. All three books were published Harvard Business School Press. She is a founding senior editor and former editor in chief of MIS Quarterly Executive. http://www.ciotalkradio.com/event/244.html Less   View all posts