CIO Minneapolis Summit | March 22, 2022 | The Marquette Hotel - Minneapolis, MN, USA
Tarek Tomes
Chief Information Officer
State of Minnesota
Tarek Tomes
Chief Information Officer
State of Minnesota
Chris Bontempo
Chief Marketing Officer for IBM Americas
IBM
Chris Bontempo
Chief Marketing Officer for IBM Americas
IBM
Bill Alfveby
Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer
Deluxe Corporation
Bill Alfveby has over 20 years of experience in Information Technology and enterprise risk management with specialties in information security and privacy. Currently Bill is a Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer for Deluxe, Before this, Bill was the Chief Information Security Officer at Surescripts and the Deputy Chief Information Security Officer for Express Scripts, a Fortune 25 health care company. Bill spent years as a security and risk management leadership consultant for Fortune 200 organizations developing application security programs, leading Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) assessment and compliance efforts, and developing global privacy programs.
Lech Literski
Risk Management Leader
Deluxe Corporation
Bill Alfveby and Lech Literski are the CISO and Risk Manager respectively at Deluxe, a trusted business and payments technology company (https://www.deluxe.com/about/). They partner together on Cyber Insurance renewals as it requires expertise from Security as well as Insurance. Their presentation will explore the current market, where underwriters had significant cyber insurance losses in their 2021 portfolio, and how it will likely change renewals this year and in the longer term.
Bill Alfveby
Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer
Deluxe Corporation
Lech Literski
Risk Management Leader
Deluxe Corporation
Andrew Bingenheimer
CIO of Risk and Corporate
U.S. Bank
Sharon Smith-Akinsanya
CEO
Rae Mackenzie Group
Sharon Smith-Akinsanya is the CEO of Rae Mackenzie Group (RMG) and the Founder of The Black C-Suite™. She is leading the charge to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in corporate America. Whether it be through advising Fortune 500 Corporations and CEOs, creating career-advancing content for Professionals of Color, authoring books, or promoting the importance of DEI through media appearances, Sharon is dedicated to finding ways to make real change trackable. Sharon helps three core segments: Corporations, Leaders, and Professionals of Color. Sharon advises CEOs on ways to become stronger leaders in the DEI space. Her clients include Richard Davis, Jay Lund, Louis King, and Pat McAdaragh. Smith-Akinsanya understands that change only happens if leaders are willing to Lead Out Loud. Sharon launched the award-winning DEI marketing and strategy firm Rae Mackenzie Group in 1997 to help corporations build authentic and meaningful relationships with People of Color by advising companies on how to best position their brands to recruit and retain Talent of Color. To help even more leaders make a change, Sharon authored COLORFULL: Competitive Strategies to Attract and Retain Top Talent of Color—a people-centered approach that shares simple actions we can take to help solve complex issues. Smith-Akinsanya is working on a new initiative for Black professionals that will serve as a model for all Professionals of Color and companies seeking to elevate DEI in their infrastructure. The Black C-Suite™ is going to change the way professionals, company leaders, and decision-makers approach the corporate landscape moving forward…coming soon! Recently, Sharon’s work has been featured on Good Morning America, Good Day LA, Good Morning DC, ABC Las Vegas, Forbes, BET, Essence, Blavity, News Nation, Black News Channel, and was named one of the Top 25 Influential Women in Business by the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal.
Andrew Bingenheimer
CIO of Risk and Corporate
U.S. Bank
Sharon Smith-Akinsanya
CEO
Rae Mackenzie Group
Ethan Schmertzler
CEO & Co-Founder
Dispel
Modern cybersecurity and resiliency practices and new NIST updates since 2019 argue for the adoption of data security practices. How do these affect operational efficiency and what changes have been made to make our ICS and OT systems easier to operate and manage. Join Ethan Schmertzler, CEO of Dispel, for a regulatory adventure story covering what’s changed since 2019; how to use moving target defense, disposable architecture, and zero trust to improve performance and security in operations; and how the industry and standards are moving forward.
Ethan Schmertzler
CEO & Co-Founder
Dispel
David Hanauer
Senior Director Optum Digital BISO Enterprise Information Security
Optum - United Health Group
David Hanauer is the BISO for Optum Digital. He has worked as a security architect and data security leader at Optum for nearly a decade. He previously worked in the biotech, finance, and telecom industries bring a robust variety of disciplines to supplement his security background. He is based in Boston.
David Hanauer
Senior Director Optum Digital BISO Enterprise Information Security
Optum - United Health Group
Jeffrey Blade
Vice President, Information Technology Applications
Fairview Health Services
Jeffrey Blade is the Vice President of Application Services at M Health Fairview. Blade leads the teams responsible for IT Applications across the enterprise including multiple applications teams and senior leaders in support of clinical applications (EMR-Epic, laboratory, cardiology, etc.); administrative applications (back office-Lawson, Oracle Peoplesoft, Kronos, etc.); overall system improvements (programs/projects); and budgeting. He is also responsible for the organizational automation efforts as well as the project management office. In his seven-plus years at Fairview, Blade has had multiple roles across infrastructure and applications to include leadership roles in compute, storage, network, unified communications, DBA, security operations and IT Operations. Prior to joining M Health, Blade spent more than 25 years in information technology leadership roles. Stops along the way include Park Nicollet, UnitedHealth Group, Hallmark and Eastman Kodak. He is also a veteran of the Air Force and Minnesota Air National Guard.
Complications/Insight—Major projects impacted by scope creep, mis-communication and application bloat.
Resolution—Having standardization and being able to have crucial conversations drive decisions and a more effective organization.
Takeaways—Save time, money and rework by creating an operations/IT applications relationship to drive standardization, rationalization and organizational success.
Jeffrey Blade
Vice President, Information Technology Applications
Fairview Health Services
Jason Stutt
SVP Americas
Virsec Systems
As SVP Americas at Virsec, Jason brings with him more than 20 years of go-to-market cyber security leadership and strategy experience at global technology companies. Jason previously served as Duo Security's VP Americas Sales, where he played a critical role in building up Duo as a unicorn in its marketplace. Jason grew annual sales from just a few million dollars to more than $75 million ARR over a period of three years, structured Duo's sales operation for enterprise and Fortune 100 companies, and expanded its sales team from two to 165 employees, priming the company for its acquisition by Cisco Systems Inc. for $2.35 billion.
Jason Stutt
SVP Americas
Virsec Systems
Yan Ding
VP of IT & CIO for Life Science, Clinical Research, Regulatory Affairs
Medtronic
Yan Ding has over 15 years of experience with leading full stack IT in healthcare industry. Yan currently works in Medtronic as Vice President of Global IT, Functional CIO of Clinical, Medical, & Regulatory Affairs. Yan was Vice President of IT in Optum / UnitedHealth Group where she led various large engineering organizations through establishing strategy, accelerating delivery, and driving IT platform modernization & engineering culture. Prior Optum / UnitedHealth Group, Yan started her technology career in a startup software company and worked in Oracle Inc. Yan holds MBBS degree in Clinical Medicine from China and MS degree in Health Informatics from U of MN. She lives in northwest suburb of Twin Cities area, and enjoys family time while not working.
Yan Ding
VP of IT & CIO for Life Science, Clinical Research, Regulatory Affairs
Medtronic
Paul Kim
Enterprise Account Executive
Torii
Paul Kim
Enterprise Account Executive
Torii
Param Vig
In this event, Param will be speaking about how companies can tailor their approaches to the evolving cybersecurity threat landscape and adopt four practices that can help them identify and address these risks proactively. Param will emphasize why cybersecurity is an organizational challenge and how companies can leverage same models, as they do to solve other business problems.
Param Vig
Jonathan Speigner
Senior Sales Engineer, North America
42Crunch
APIs are the core building block of every enterprise’s digital strategy, yet they are also the number one attack surface for hackers. Traditional security and management approaches are failing everyday as the scale and reach of API attacks increases. The time is now right for enterprises to consider a new end-to-end continuous approach to protecting their APIs. In this talk you will learn how Global 2500 enterprises are embracing a positive security model combining shift-left and shield-right methodologies to protect their APIs throughout the API lifecycle.
1. APIs are Growing BUT so are the Attacks
2. Traditional security solutions and approaches are proving insufficient
3. There is another way - 42Crunch
4. Examples of high profile clients
5. Be sure to talk to us during the day here
Jonathan Speigner
Senior Sales Engineer, North America
42Crunch
Christopher Davis
Chief Information Officer
The Tile Shop
The Tile Shop faced a difficult ERP implementation that left the company wondering whether technology was a critical capability. A new CEO and new board members determined that technology was indeed critical to success. But what to do?
· Business transformation
· Culture change
· Invest for long-term success
· Hire the right CIO to drive technology success
The last 18 months are the beginning of a multi-year transformation for The Tile Shop to accomplish all of these. Come learn the approach, tools and change that has occurred to see what you can apply.
Takeaways:
· Transformation starts with clear business objectives – how to gain that clarity
· A culture of accountability leads to success – simple tools can create cultural change
· What approach one company has used to drive technology success
Christopher Davis
Chief Information Officer
The Tile Shop
Eric Brown
Chief Information Security Officer
Ramsey County, MN
Eric Brown
Chief Information Security Officer
Ramsey County, MN
Bill Alfveby
Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer
Deluxe Corporation
Bill Alfveby has over 20 years of experience in Information Technology and enterprise risk management with specialties in information security and privacy. Currently Bill is a Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer for Deluxe, Before this, Bill was the Chief Information Security Officer at Surescripts and the Deputy Chief Information Security Officer for Express Scripts, a Fortune 25 health care company. Bill spent years as a security and risk management leadership consultant for Fortune 200 organizations developing application security programs, leading Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) assessment and compliance efforts, and developing global privacy programs.
Christopher Davis
Chief Information Officer
The Tile Shop
Andrew Bingenheimer
CIO of Risk and Corporate
U.S. Bank
David Hanauer
Senior Director Optum Digital BISO Enterprise Information Security
Optum - United Health Group
David Hanauer is the BISO for Optum Digital. He has worked as a security architect and data security leader at Optum for nearly a decade. He previously worked in the biotech, finance, and telecom industries bring a robust variety of disciplines to supplement his security background. He is based in Boston.
Param Vig
Jeffrey Blade
Vice President, Information Technology Applications
Fairview Health Services
Jeffrey Blade is the Vice President of Application Services at M Health Fairview. Blade leads the teams responsible for IT Applications across the enterprise including multiple applications teams and senior leaders in support of clinical applications (EMR-Epic, laboratory, cardiology, etc.); administrative applications (back office-Lawson, Oracle Peoplesoft, Kronos, etc.); overall system improvements (programs/projects); and budgeting. He is also responsible for the organizational automation efforts as well as the project management office. In his seven-plus years at Fairview, Blade has had multiple roles across infrastructure and applications to include leadership roles in compute, storage, network, unified communications, DBA, security operations and IT Operations. Prior to joining M Health, Blade spent more than 25 years in information technology leadership roles. Stops along the way include Park Nicollet, UnitedHealth Group, Hallmark and Eastman Kodak. He is also a veteran of the Air Force and Minnesota Air National Guard.
Bill Alfveby
Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer
Deluxe Corporation
Christopher Davis
Chief Information Officer
The Tile Shop
Andrew Bingenheimer
CIO of Risk and Corporate
U.S. Bank
David Hanauer
Senior Director Optum Digital BISO Enterprise Information Security
Optum - United Health Group
Param Vig
Jeffrey Blade
Vice President, Information Technology Applications
Fairview Health Services