San Francisco CIO Inner Circle
March 30, 2022 | University Club of San Francisco
March 30, 2022
University Club of San Francisco
Collaborate with your peers
Join San Francisco's top CIOs for an intimate networking dinner and facilitated discussion on key business challenges. Enjoy a relaxed evening of dinner and drinks with your peers to share best practices, make new connections and build professional relationships.
Join your peers to discuss the most critical issues impacting CIOs today:
Digital talent strategy for the next normal
Adjusting your leadership direction for digital acceleration
San Francisco CIO Governing Body
The Governing Body Co-Chairs shape the summit agenda, ensuring that all content is driven by CIOs, for CIOs.
Governing Body Co-Chairs
Opinder Bawa
University of San Francisco
VP & CIO
Kevin Cornish
Covered California
Chief Information Officer
Monica Khurana
Dodge & Cox
Chief Technology Officer
Avi Sokol
KLA
VP & CIO
Agenda
March 30, 2022
4:30pm - 5:30pm Executive Networking Reception
5:30pm - 6:45pm Discussion Topics
How CIOs Should Attract, Develop and Retain Talent for Digital Acceleration
Monica Khurana
Chief Technology Officer
Dodge & Cox
Datta Junnarkar
CIO - Maritime
The Boeing Co
Madhuri Adettiwar
Global Head, SaaS Transformation
GE Healthcare
Evan Wayne
CIO
Cost Plus World Market
Kevin Cornish
Chief Information Officer
Covered California
Christopher Desautel
Chief Digital Officer
Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies
Cesar Marrufo
RVP, Major Accounts
RingCentral
The digital acceleration caused by the pandemic and its consequent global crisis demand that CIOs quickly address the challenges of the new talent and ecosystems. Talent is the lifeblood of any successful organization but finding (and keeping) the right people in critical roles is no easy task. Remote work helps broaden the talent pool in some ways, but it also increases competition globally. How can CIOs tackle the severe scarcity of digital talent, the extended time it takes to upskill/reskill employees in their organizations and build a diverse IT organization?
In this interactive conversation among peers, CIOs will discuss their role in proactively contributing to organizational success.
Topic 1: Digital talent strategy for the next normal
- How are you tackling the scarcity of digital talent in your organization?
- How are you adjusting your employment value proposition to attract and recruit top talent?
- How are you partnering with other areas of the business to ensure IT is aligned with overall organizational hiring goals and targets?
Topic 2: Adjusting your leadership direction for digital acceleration
- Have you had to adjust your own leadership competencies when managing a distributed workforce?
- How are you keeping a hybrid workforce engaged and motivated to drive digital initiatives?
- How are you ensuring an excellent employee experience to ensure retention is maintained?
6:45pm - 7:15pm Networking Break
7:15pm - 8:30pm Summary Discussion & Dinner
8:30pm - 9:30pm Social Hour
Location
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Health & Safety Guidelines
To ensure the well-being of participants, partners, and associates, we will continue to monitor and adhere to government, venue, and health agency guidelines.
As a part of our commitment to create the safest possible environment, we are requiring all participants, partners, and associates to be fully vaccinated to participate in in-person programs, in addition to completing a health status attestation prior to arrival. Please refer to our COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocols for up-to-date local guidelines.
Parking Information
The University Club of San Francisco does not offer onsite parking.
Nearest public parking options are:
- Brocklebank Garage at Sacramento St. (between Mason and Powell)
- Crocker Garage at California St. (between Taylor and Mason)
- Grace Cathedral Garage at Taylor St. (between California and Sacramento)
- Fairmont Hotel Garage at Powell and California
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