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Financial Crisis Update - The Critical Next Steps:
Preparing Business and IT for the New Economy Ahead
Introduction to the Event -
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The CIO Summit of America will attract over 150 CIOs/IT leaders and C-level executives from the greater New York City area. In this business climate there are huge challenges. Drastically cutting back on your business expenses may cut muscle that will be critical to driving your competitiveness as the economy improves. How do you balance these two competing forces? The CIO can be a key player. The CIO is no longer the technology person. CEOs want them to be business people first and foremost. For these reasons, we have designed the program to prepare business and IT for the new economy ahead. |
The Summit will start at 7:30 am with registration and close at 6:30 pm following a cocktail reception. The event will utilize a combination of keynote sessions and two breakout tracks. Ample time will be allowed for networking.
Bring your CIO/IT Leader colleagues to the Summit so together you can
attend all of the breakout sessions and share the notes!
Prior Feedback -
| “I came to touch base with fellow practitioners. I came to hear ideas about where IT is going - the Howard Rubin keynote was a great, insightful presentation.” Michael Hugos, CIO at Large, Center for Systems Innovation |
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“Great combination of practical, real world experiences and thought leadership!” Fran Daly, Vice President of IT, Revlon |
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“This event was excellent. The content was very practical and clearly communicated. The format led to an open, intimate dialogue of the real challenges and solutions we're dealing with as a group. |
Some of Our Keynote Speakers and Panelists Are:
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Shawn Banerji |
Managing Director, Russell Reynolds Associates |
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Kamal Bherwani |
CIO for Health & Human Services, City of NY |
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Gregory E. Buoncontri |
Executive Vice President and CIO, Pitney Bowes Inc. |
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Michael Fabiano |
Vice President - Strategic Initiatives, NBC Universal |
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Jon Harding |
Global CIO, Conair Corporation |
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Beverly Lieberman |
President, Halbrecht Lieberman Associates, Inc. |
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Mark Polansky |
Managing Director, North America
Information Technology Officers,
Korn/Ferry International |
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John Repko |
Corporate Senior Vice President & CIO, Covance, Inc.
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Rich Roseman |
Vice President and CIO, News Corporation |
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Perry Rotella |
Senior Vice President and CIO, Moody's Corporation |
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Dr. Howard Rubin |
Rubin Worldwide, MIT CISR Research Associate and Professor Emeritus Hunter College of CUNY |
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Anand Sahasram |
Executive Director, Morgan Stanley |
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Phil Schneidermeyer |
Partner, Heidrick and Struggles |
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Joseph Seibert |
Senior Vice President and CIO, The New York Times |
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Scott Smith |
Director, Information Officers Practice, Spencer Stuart |
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Todd Thompson |
CIO, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. |
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Hank Zupnick |
CIO, GE Real Estate |
Subject Areas -
Using the main subject areas being Strategy, Process Improvement and Alignment; Innovation and Technology; and Career, Management and Leadership Development, we have built a program of highly relevant topics for preparing business and IT for the new economy ahead.
The day's program will address topics such as:
| Financial Crisis Update: IT Does Matter – IT Matters Now! |
Reducing IT Cost While Sustaining and Enhancing IT Value |
Reinventing Business Relationships – CIO-CXO Opportunities for Excellence |
| Driving Enterprise Value – Getting to the Business Value of IT |
| Strategy and Innovation – Improving Competitiveness and Creating Stronger Customer Connections |
What The C-Suite is Looking for in a CIO?
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Registering for the Summit -
To ensure a high quality environment and to maximize the networking experience, all attendees must be currently employed senior level executives of medium and large organizations, who are C-Level executives (non-vendor) or equivalent, CIOs, Direct Reports of CIOs, or Senior Most IT Professional in an organization. Academicians are also welcome to attend. We do not allow sales or marketing individuals or consultants from non-sponsoring vendor organizations to attend.
Vendors are encouraged to be sponsors and can find out how to become a sponsor by contacting
HMG Strategy.
Click for more information about registering for the event.
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