June 17th, 2021
Innovation is key factor to the modern CIO’s success. Digital disruption forced executives to rethink even their most foundational strategies to survive in the fourth industrial revolution.
In 2021, the value of the IT executive is only appreciating, as businesses rely more on technological advancements and data-driven insights to make strategic business decisions. IT now has a presence in almost every revenue-driving line of business.
How can today’s CIO continuously evolve to keep up with the ever-changing technology landscape?
Join us at the CIO Leadership Forum on June 17, 2021 to learn:
11 AM - 11:30 AM ET
The golden age of the CIO is upon us. As business leaders adopt a data-driven and technology enhanced strategies to achieve business goals, it is up to visionary CIOs to lead the way.
Join us in this discussion to learn how IT leaders can embrace change and navigate through the unchartered territory of digital disruption.
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11:35 AM - 12:05 PM ET
12:10 PM - 12:55 PM ET
IT’s role in the rapid-fire shift to remote work proved to be a challenge in the early days of the pandemic. Teams that learned to roll with the punches and evolve with shifting organizational and structural changes arrived in the winner’s circle at the end of 2020.
Now, we need to re-imagine how IT will be the MVP of the next new normal. How can leaders in innovation prepare their teams to adapt to the next chapter of the American workplace?
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1 PM - 1:30 PM ET
1:30 PM - 2 PM ET
2 PM - 2:30 PM ET
Pull up a chair and take a seat at the executive table. As decision makers rely more on IT products and data-driven insights for profit, CIOs are uniquely positioned to have a role in achieving organizational success and boosting ROI.
How can CIOs earn their position as a valued decision maker? Once that position is achieved, how can CIOs use their voice to make change?
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2:35 PM - 3:20 PM ET
Security breach headlines are flooding news publications everywhere. Hackers are evolving, getting smarter, and constantly finding new ways to infiltrate company networks. It only takes one click to permanently damage an organization’s reputation.
How can CIOs prepare their teams to prevent a breach before it happens?
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3:25 PM - 4:10 PM ET
IoT, AI, AR, edge computing… what’s next? While new technology and ways to interpret data are initially intriguing to business decision makers, it is up to the IT team to vet and prepare their organization for the deployment of new technology.
How can IT leaders partner with business decision makers to mitigate the risk of disruptive technology?
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Bob Pick is the SVP & Chief Information Officer for Tokio Marine North America Services, an organization providing shared professional services to North American businesses of the $40B Tokio Marine Group of insurance and financial services companies. In this capacity, his responsibilities cover the full spectrum of technology solution design, service delivery, operations, and support for multiple TM Group carriers, including Philadelphia Insurance Companies and Tokio Marine America. Prior to Tokio Marine, he was the Senior Executive Director for Technology at Condé Nast, also a shared services entity, supporting 30 additional media, cable and newspaper businesses owned by Condé’s parent, Advance Publications. Mr. Pick came to Condé Nast from PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP, where he was a Principal Consultant in their Enterprise Technology Integration practice following-on several years in PW’s risk management and audit/advisory practices.
Mr. Pick serves on the Board of Trustees of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra, the Advisory Board of Johns Hopkins University Press, the Strategic Advisory Boards for Guidewire, Insurity and Sapiens, and the CIO Advisory Board for Blumberg Capital. He holds a BA, summa cum laude, from McDaniel College, an MA from Cornell University, and has been CISM and ITIL certified.
