The New Mexico State Senate unanimously confirmed Governor Bill Richardson's nomination of Secretary Marlin Mackey to lead the Department of Information Technology on March 9, 2009. "Marlin Mackey's extensive experience, on both the public and private sides of information technology, has prepared him well for this post," Governor Bill Richardson said. "He has already proven his leadership during the few months in which he's served as Secretary Designee." Secretary Mackey looks forward to working along side every agency and assisting them in making their information technology projects and initiatives successful. Secretary Mackey has more than 35 years of management experience in both the public and private sectors, including serving as Senior Vice President for Syntel Inc., a global consulting and systems integration firm. He has also served as Deputy Secretary of the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions; as Chief Information Officer of the State Land Office; and he is a veteran of the Department of Transportation. Less   View all posts

Currently Steven is the Global CIO of H. B. Fuller, a specialty chemical manufacturer. The company spans 35 countries, and its adhesive, sealant, paint and other specialty chemical products reach customers in nearly 100 nations. Prior to H. B. Fuller, Steven was the Chief Information Officer at Agriliance, the largest supplier of crop nutrients, and crop protection products. He also held positions with the Society for Information Management, First Health, CIGNA, Unisource Network Services, and Transora, Inc. In 2006 he was selected by Computerworld magazine as one of the Premier 100 IT Leaders. In 2008 he was presented the Leadership award by the CIO Executive Council. In 2009, under Steven’s leadership, H.B. Fuller Co. was ranked (109th out of 500) by InformationWeek magazine as a leader in the use of business technology. Steven was also recognized by the magazine as a relentless innovator Less   View all posts