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Selected Prior Participants CEO/President Nikesh Arora, CEO Selected Prior Participants CEO/President Nikesh Arora, CEO, Palo Alto Networks Kevin Mandia, CEO, FireEye Scott Johnston, CEO, Docker Jonathan Roberts, COO, CVS Tom Hanenburg, COO, Northern California, Kaiser Permanente Rohit Ghai, President, RSA Tony Werner, President, Technology, Product, and Xperience, Comcast Jan Geldmacher, President, Sprint Business Lane Bess, Former CEO, Palo Alto Networks Chris Anderson, CEO, 3D Robotics Jamie Iannone, CEO, eBay Gwen Morrison, CEO, The Americas, The Store, WPP Sailesh Chittipeddi, CEO, Integrated Device Technology, Renesas Pedro Pablo Perez, CEO, Business Security Unit, Telefonica John Petrie, CEO, NTT Security Elena Kvochko, COO, Cybersecurity, Bank of America Anand Chandrasekher, Former President, Qualcomm Datacenter CIO Mary Gendron, CIO, Qualcomm Michael Smith, CIO, Estee Lauder Matt Minetola, CIO, E*TRADE Marco Trecroce, CIO, Four Seasons Pete Kelso, CITO, Aflac Doug Rousso, CITO, MGM Dennis Howard, CIO, Charles Schwab Nancy Flores, CIO and CTO, McKesson Abhi Dhar, CIO and CTO, TransUnion Mark Murphy, Global CIO, Abbott Laboratories Yves Caseau, Group CIO, Michelin Bill Graff, CIO, Cerner Mike Anderson, CIO, Schneider Electric Sally Gilligan, CIO, Gap Eileen Mahoney, CIO, PVH Patrick Browning, CIO, E.W. Scripps Charles Brooks, CIO, Kemper Vijay Sankaran, CIO, TD Ameritrade Harry Moseley, CIO, Zoom Sangy Vatsa, CIO, Comerica Dilip Venkatachari, CIO, Digital, U.S. Bank Steve Mills, Global CIO, iHeartMedia David Shive, CIO, US General Services Administration Missy Young, CIO, Switch Kristin Darby, CIO, Envision Healthcare Praniti Lakhwara, CIO, Apttus Sasan Vossoughi, CIO, ChargePoint Sean Perry, CIO, Robert Half International Bharat Amin, CIO, Newport News Shipbuilding David Davies, CIO, Hargreaves Lansdown Mark Tonnesen, CIO, Freedom Financial Network Pebbles Sy-Manalang, CIO, Globe Pete Peterson, CIO, City of Oakland Pat Wilson, CIO and CISO, Contra Costa County Health Services Jamie Smith, CIO, University of Phoenix Sathish Muthukrishnan, Chief Information, Data, and Digital Officer, Ally Allen Wuescher, CIO, Toshiba International Denis Anikin, CIO, Mail.ru Group Daniel Kornick, CIO, Loews Hotels Francisco Salguero, CIO, U.S. FCC Anupam Khare, CIO, Oshkosh Corporation Greg Sullivan, CIO, Carnival Arthur Harvey, CIO, Boston Medical Center Ralph Loura, CIO, Lumentum Kumud Kalia, CIO, Guardant Health Arthur Hu, CIO, Lenovo Gary Desai, CIO, Discount Tires Bill Martin, CIO, AEG Worldwide Tony Young, CIO, Sophos Robert Pick, CIO, Tokio Marine North America Carol Fawcett, CIO, Golden State Foods CJ Das, CIO, Randall-Reilly Steve Phillpott, CIO, Western Digital Sameer Khera, CIO, NortonLifelock Brook Colangelo, CIO, Waters Corporation Kathleen Brandt, CIO, CSX Kori Oliver, CIO, Palantir Todd Hauschildt, CIO, Optum OmniChannel, UnitedHealth Group Roberto Arrocha, CIO, Davaco Ryan Cote, CIO, U.S. Department of Transportation Deborah Muro, CIO, El Camino Hospital Mike Hussey, CIO, State of Utah Chris Bowers, CIO, BCG Joe Mildenhall, CIO, Grand Canyon Education Jae Sook Evans, CIO, Oracle Cloud Summer Fowler, CIO, Argo AI, Ford Giri Chodavarapu, CIO, Omnicell Sudhir Reddy, CIO, Altran Naveen Zutshi, CIO, Palo Alto Networks Jim DiMarzio, CIO, Toyo Tire Holdings of Americas Satya Jayadev, CIO, Skyworks Grant Shih, CIO, National DCP Chris Bedi, CIO, ServiceNow Howard Miller, CIO, UCLA Anderson School of Management Hakan Yaren, CIO, APL Logistics Ransom Max Horne, CIO, Colonial Savings Graeme Thompson, CIO, Informatica Ron Torten, CIO, Inphi Joe Leggio, CIO, National Veterinary Associates Christian Roth, CIO, Telenor Sweden Anshul Srivastav, CIO and CDO, Union Insurance Sandi Mays, CIO and Chief Customer Experience Officer, Zayo Group Ramesh Razdan, Global CIO, Bain & Company Swamy Kocherlakota, Global CIO, S&P Global Larry Quinlan, Global CIO, Deloitte Ganesh Iyer, Global CIO, Nio Willie Stegmann, Group CIO, Vodacom Adam Forde, Group CIO, Spectris Neelesh Pratap Singh, Group CIO, Airtel Africa Jesper Riis, Group CIO, DSV A/S Enzo Carrone, Deputy CIO, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Tina Thorstenson, Deputy CIO and CISO, Arizona State University Brad Strock, Former CIO, Paypal Wally Yosafat, Former CIO, Wyndham Destinations Stephan LeMoine, Former CIO, Cree Todd Tuomala, Former CIO, Infinera Roger Gurnani, Former CIO, Verizon CTO Scott Spradley, CTO, Tyson Foods Phil Wiser, CTO, ViacomCBS Johan Wibergh, CTO, Vodafone Group Mark Urbis, CTO, California Pizza Kitchen James Johnson, CTO, Robert Half International Ibrahim Gokcen, CTO, Schneider Electric Fredrik Bjork, CTO, RealReal Tim Voss, CTO and CISO, Estee Lauder Sri Viswanath, CTO, Atlassian Alexis Bernard, CTO, Knowles Peter Gammel, CTO, GlobalFoundries Oliver Newbury, CTO, Security, Barclays Mok Oh, CTO, Mercari Chris Wright, CTO, Red Hat George Maddaloni, CTO, AIG Bahman Koohestani, CTO, LendingClub Calvin French-Owen, CTO, Segment James Chen, CTO, Flexport Japjit Tulsi, CTO, Carta Megan Crespi, CTO, Ally Financial Murthy Mln, CTO, Cloud and Infrastructure Services, Wipro Nir Nahum, CTO, WalkMe Piras Thiyagarajan, CTO, Frontdoor PJ Kirner, CTO, Illumio Raj Raman, CTO, Cloud, Unisys Bala Ramakrishna, CTO, Milestone Technologies Rob Chandhok, Group CTO, Daily Mail and General Trust Bharath Sridhar, CTO, AAB Dave Wippich, CTO, Ingram Micro Cloud Fleming Shi, CTO, Barracuda Ian Kalin, CTO, eHealth Ian Wong, CTO, Opendoor Ilan Twig, CTO, TripActions Matt Kraning, CTO, Expanse Patrick Lodder, CTO, Scheidt & Bachmann Tianyue Yu, CTO, Quanergy Jon Oberheide, CTO, Duo Security Taher Elgamal, CTO, Security, Salesforce Wes Wright, CTO, Imprivata Sudhir Kumar, CTO, The Wine Group Fotis Karonis, CTIO, BT Group Derek Peterson, CTO, Boingo Wireless Mahesh Saptharishi, CTO, Motorola Solutions Darlene Solomon, CTO, Agilent Technologies Paul Daugherty, CTO, Accenture Ajay Joseph, CTO, iBasis Lior Netzer, CTO, IoT & Mobile, Akamai Rakesh Nambiar, CTO, Digital Bank, East West Bank Ninish Ukkan, CTO, Green Dot Fred Lee, CTO, Cars.com Alex Tarter, CTO, Thales Joe Simon, CTO, VICE Media Marcel DePaolis, CTO, Proofpoint Aref Matin, CTO, Wiley Justin Dustzadeh, CTO, Equinix Christian Von Hardenberg, CTO, DeliveryHero Raj Sethuraman, CTO, Wolters Kluwer Bryan Martin, CTO, 8x8 Ananth 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