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Data Security Roundtable Data Security Roundtable Union Hall March, 23 2016 Data Security Roundtable Agenda 8:00 Registraon and breakfast 8:30 Welcome - Wendy Lea, Cintrifuse CEO 8:35 State of the industry and panel discussion – Tony Sibert, EY Execuve Director, Cyber Risk Security is a top business issue that requires new conversaons among all business risk stakeholders. Security is more than compliance and cyber, security needs to protect the business not just the network. Tony will lead a panel discussion with these Venture Capital investors on trends and insights that they are seeing in the market. Ben Lambert, Pelion ventures Kevin Willer, Chicago Ventures Ryan Armbrust, ff Venture Capital 9:10 Startup Introducons 9:30 Breakout Session #1 10:00 Breakout Session #2 10:30 Breakout Session #3 11:00 Breakout Session #4 11:30 Adjourn and networking – addional 1:1 meengs 12:00 Lunch: Israeli Innovaon Promo Discussion by Guy Peri, P&G Vice President, Chief Data Officer, Informaon Technology on Israeli technology ecosystem and the pioneering innovaon coming out of their tech community Breakout Mobile Data Compliance Cyber 1 Cyber 2 Cyber3 Topics: Security Room 402 301 304 401 400 Startups Kevin Willer, Cass Barnes, Ryan Armbrust, Ben Lambert, Tony Sibert Moderator Chicago Ventures Precision Capital ff Venture Capital Pelion Ventures EY BigCo 1 Fidelity Fih Third First Financial W&S Kroger BigCo 2 GAIC Vanv Convergys UC Scripps Breakout 1 BigCo 3 TriHealth Cincinna Bell Legion AfidenceIT 84.51 (9:30am) BigCo 4 Michelman CCHMC NKU EY BigCo 5 Paycor Xavier BigCo 1 Paycor Kroger 84.51 GAIC Cincinna Bell BigCo 2 UC W&S P&G Vanv Convergys Breakout 2 BigCo 3 AfidenceIT First Financial Scripps Fih Third Michelman (10:00am) BigCo 4 Xavier Legion Fidelity CCHMC BigCo 5 TriHealth EY NKU BigCo 1 First Financial Scripps Cincinna Bell P&G Fidelity BigCo 2 84.51 GAIC Paycor Kroger W&S Breakout 3 BigCo 3 NKU CCHMC Fih Third Convergys Vanv (10:30am) BigCo 4 EY Xavier TriHealth Michelman Legion BigCo 5 AfidenceIT UC BigCo 1 W&S Fidelity Kroger Cincinna Bell P&G BigCo 2 Scripps Convergys Vanv TriHealth GAIC Breakout 4 BigCo 3 Fih Third 84.51 Michelman Legion First Financial (11:00am) BigCo 4 CCHMC EY UC Paycor BigCo 5 NKU AfidenceIT Xavier Keynote Speakers Wendy Lea, CEO, Cintrifuse Having delivered business soluons in 30 countries, Wendy brings a worldly point of view to digital innovaon and a charming edge to her entrepreneurial pursuits. She’s a harmonious blend of San Francisco’s upstream edge, Boulder’s down to earth vibe and the Deep South’s infecous charm. Her entrepreneurial success is evidenced through the acquision of OnTarget in 1999 by Siebel Systems, Strafy’s acquision in 2007 by Iron Mountain and Get Sasfacon’s acquision by Sprinklr. Wendy extends her leadership to two non-profit boards, The Health Collaborave and Cincinna's Symphony Orchestra. She also serves on the private venture-backed board of Xyleme, a member of C200 and Cincinna Women’s Execuve Forum. Currently, she is the CEO and serves on the board of Cintrifuse, a public-private partnership that enables the most promising high-growth startups to prosper in Cincinna. #StartupCincy She’s a warm, passionate leader, who personifies "good relaonships make good business” while centering herself with a deep spiritual connecon. In 2012 and 2013, she was recognized as a Women of Tony Sibert Tony is an Execuve Director and member of EY’s Advisory Services Cyber Risk Team. He has over 25 years of experience helping public and private companies, early stage ventures, and government organizaons: build and lead high performance cross-funconal teams; solve complex problems in high stress/high stakes environments; and accelerate the execuon of key acons to achieve tangible business results and drive sustainable compeve advantage. Tony has successfully led and supported key client engagements globally, advising clients on business risk strategy, risk transformaon, performance learning, and process innovaon across mulple industries. Recent engagement highlights include: developing the program management strategy and direcng the operaonal acvies for the first integrated cloud based Global Medical Safety system; formulang the go-to-market strategies for a groundbreaking intrusion monitoring, health-and- wellness monitoring, intrusion prevenon, and remote configuraon and management soluon; and developing capitalizaon and business development plans for leading policy-driven soware offer providing: vulnerability/privilege management, role-based access control, monitoring, logging, auding, and reporng. Tony has also served as an execuve team member of several successful high profile, venture backed companies in the networking, internet security, and energy sectors. Tony is mul-lingual with substanve experience working in Asia, Europe, Lan America, and the Middle East. He holds an MBA from Michigan’s Ross School of Business with a focus on Business Strategy, Finance, and Entrepreneurship. He earned his Bachelor of Science from the Air Force Venture Capital Investors Ryan Armbrust Ryan Armbrust is a Managing Director at ff Venture Capital. In this role he focuses on investment opportunies across a range of emerging industries, including UAVs, machine learning, and broader consumer technologies. Ryan has experience providing targeted growth guidance to ffVC investments including Plated, GoSkip, Wade & Wendy, Adcade, and Top Flight Technologies. Prior to joining ffVC, Ryan spent seven years at Columbia Technology Ventures, where he commercialized the early-stage technology developed within the research labs of Columbia University. Working with inventors and technologies in areas from computer science and machine learning to architecture and 3D prinng, Columbia is where he developed an aptude for approaching investment decisions through an academic, analycal lens. Ryan connues to broaden his relaonships with the communies of Columbia University and greater New York Kevin Willer Kevin is a Partner at Chicago Ventures, a seed-stage venture capital fund, where he oversees all aspects of Chicago Ventures including fund management, deal sourcing and investments, and working directly with porolio companies. He joined the fund in June 2013. From 2011 to 2013, Kevin was the President & CEO of the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center (CEC). The CEC manages, operates, and programs 1871, a leading co-working center serving hundreds of startups building their early-stage businesses located at Chicago’s famed Merchandise Mart. Since opening in May 2012, 1871 has welcomed thousands of visitors to events and curated hundreds of workshops and office hours with mentors for entrepreneurs. High-profile visitors have included Brish Prime Minister David Cameron, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner, former Microso CEO Steve Ballmer, Twier CEO Dick Costolo, AOL Founder Steve Case, Sun Microsystems co-founder Sco McNealy, and YouTube co-founder Steve Chen – shining a spotlight on Chicago’s growing startup community naonally and globally. During this me, Kevin was also a Venture Partner at Pritzker Group Venture Capital, overseeing their early-stage Seed Investments. Previously, Kevin co-founded the Google Chicago office in late 2000. In his over 10 years with Google, Kevin helped grow this office to more than 400 professionals and led relaonships with some of Google’s largest markeng partners based in the Midwest. Before Google, Kevin held business development posions at CMGI, an early internet incubator, and USRobocs, the pioneer in modem technology. Cass Barnes Cass Barnes serves as a director for Precision Capital and PICO Venture Partners, where she is responsible for business development, investor relaons and communicaons. PICO is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel, with offices in Tel Aviv and New York. PICO is led by serial entrepreneur Elie Wurtman and was established in 2015 in collaboraon with Precision Capital, a NY-based alternave investment bouque with approximately $1.3 billion of assets under management whose investors include leading U.S. entrepreneurs, public company execuves and senior private equity and hedge fund professionals. PICO invests in outstanding entrepreneurs and founders and works closely with them to transform great ideas into high-growth, market defining companies. Prior to joining Precision Capital, Ms. Barnes was the head of markeng for a long short equity hedge fund, Sursum Capital. Prior to Sursum Capital, she was the director of business development for a bouque branding agency focused on alternave investment firms. Ms. Barnes earned her A.B. in Psychology and Neuroscience from Bryn Mawr College in Bryn Mawr, PA. Venture Capital Investors Jere Doyle A lifelong serial entrepreneur, Jere Doyle joined Sigma Prime Ventures in the fall of 2015 as a Managing Director. Jere is passionate about working with entrepreneurs, and is known for his energy and enthusiasm when helping his porolio companies. Jere’s deep background in sales and markeng makes him parcularly helpful to Founders and CEO's with their “go to market strategy”— with a focus is on how to drive and scale customer acquision at the right price, while maximizing lifeme value of customers. Prior to joining Sigma Prime, Jere came to be known as one of the most acve startup coaches and seed/angel investors in the Boston area through both Doyle Enterprises and The Oyster Angel Fund. Jere made more than 50 such investments in over 4 years, invesng in strong entrepreneurs who are building scalable companies with disrupve technologies and large market opportunies. Prior to mentoring and invesng in seed-stage Ben Lampbert I was fortunate enough to land an internship with Pelion during my first year of business school. Which meant I spent the next 13 months working on several of the partners’ deals (Masteryconnect, Qzzr, Grow, and ObservePoint). It was during this me that I learned the secret to landing and keeping a job at a venture firm: You have to be willing to do the job no one else wants to do. In my case, that meant pung together Carl’s presentaons.
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