Detroit CIO Town Hall
February 18, 2021 | 2:00pm EST
February 18, 2021 | 2:00pm EST
Crafting Your Organization's Future - The CIO Vision
Participate with your CIO peers in the Detroit community in small, breakout discussions on a mission-critical priority for IT leaders. These informal discussions allow you to share your insights and learn from the lessons, approaches and experiences of a diverse group of peers in virtual breakout rooms.
Join fellow CIOs in the Detroit community to discuss:
Seizing momentum – influencing and leading the enterprise
Thriving through uncertainty - empowering people and delivering value
Advancing and scaling strategic, outcome-based technologies
Discussion Leaders
Members of the Detroit CIO community will lead the interactive discussion and share lessons learned.
David Behen
La-Z-Boy
VP & CIO
Moderator
Jennifer Charters
Flagstar Bank
EVP, Chief Information Officer
Panelist
Raj Grover
Google Cloud
Head of Customer Engineering
Panelist
Raman Mehta
Visteon
Vice President and Chief Information Officer
Panelist
Ryan Talbott
BorgWarner
VP & CIO
Panelist
Agenda
February 18, 2021
2:00pm - 3:00pm EST
Crafting Your Organization's Future - The CIO Vision
Hosted by Google Cloud
It’s a new year – dream big. Imagine CIOs designed the future. The intertwining of business outcomes with technology suggests this concept isn’t far from reality, yet practical roadblocks often make it seem out of reach. Perfect can’t be the enemy of good, but for one hour in this Town Hall, CIOs will aspire to perfection, identify the challenges that stand in the way, and share tactics for knocking those barriers down.
In this session, you and your peers will:
Illustrate a CIO-centric vision for the future of business operations
Identify the real-world limitations standing in the way of execution
Share practical steps for minimizing limitations and achieving sustainable progress
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