PAST EVENT

Aug 22, 2012

"State and local governments face many common challenges as we continually strive to improve and deliver the IT services that best support our customers and ultimately citizens. The Colorado Digital Government Summit gives IT leaders a tremendous opportunity to learn about and share ideas on strategic and innovative solutions to solving those challenges as well as enable government to be more effective. I am looking forward to this year's event and hope to see you there!"

- Kristin Russell, Secretary of Technology & State Chief Information Officer, State of Colorado

Overview

For speaker contact information click on Speakers link and locate speaker profile.

For speaker presentations (where available), click on Agenda link and locate session.

Keynote Speakers

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Sessions

Wednesday Aug. 22 3:00PM

General Session - The Colorado Information Marketplace Enabling Technology Solutions Efficiently, Effectively, and Elegantly

The Colorado Information Marketplace (CIM) addresses the need to shift focus from siloed data exchanges to models that create a reusable source of information for... more

Tim Gard is an internationally recognized authority on stress reduction and conflict resolution. A highly sought-after speaker, Tim's travels have ranged from Bangkok to Boston, from Singapore to Sioux City, and Texas to Tasmania. He has won numerous awards, including his recent induction into the Speakers Hall of Fame - a prestigious honor that has been awarded to less than two hundred people worldwide. Tim's life experiences are both extensive and varied. He was raised in an Air Force family and "rebelled" by serving as a Navy man. Following his wartime service, Tim was employed in various capacities in County, State and Federal government. He became an expert fraud investigator and this work led him to extensively study human behavior, the art of persuasion, and various methods for resolving difficult situations. He quickly learned that humor is an indispensable tool in human relations. He now devotes himself to teaching these skills to others so that their interactions and life experiences can be expanded, maximized, and, most important of all, fun!

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Sessions

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Sessions

Wednesday Aug. 22 3:00PM

General Session - The Colorado Information Marketplace Enabling Technology Solutions Efficiently, Effectively, and Elegantly

The Colorado Information Marketplace (CIM) addresses the need to shift focus from siloed data exchanges to models that create a reusable source of information for... more

Kristin D. Russell is a dynamic and innovative executive with more than fifteen years experience in operations leadership, customer service, and organizational design and development. In February 2011, Kristin was appointed by Governor Hickenlooper to serve as the state's Secretary of Technology and Chief Information Officer. As the Chief Information Officer, she is responsible for the overall information systems function statewide and to increase the effectiveness of government through the use of shared information and technology. As the Secretary of Technology, she will lead technology economic development for the state and is responsible for promoting Colorado as a headquarters location for new technology companies and attracting large technology companies to relocate here. Kristin is also currently the board chair for the Colorado Innovation Network.

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Sessions

Wednesday Aug. 22 3:00PM

General Session - The Colorado Information Marketplace Enabling Technology Solutions Efficiently, Effectively, and Elegantly

The Colorado Information Marketplace (CIM) addresses the need to shift focus from siloed data exchanges to models that create a reusable source of information for... more

Adam Schrager covers politics for Wisconsin Public Television. His career spans two decades with stops at KUSA-TV in Denver, CO as well as stations in La Crosse, Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Schrager is the author of The Principled Politician, a biography of former Colorado Gov. Ralph Carr whose stand on behalf of Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor would cost him his political career. The book led state lawmakers to name the new state justice center after the former Colorado chief executive and it has also been recognized by the National Archives in the nation's capital as well as the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles for its historical importance. During his journalism career, he has won numerous journalism accolades, including more than twenty Emmy awards. He served as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Denver and at Marquette University, teaching journalism classes and he has also conducted dozens of seminars with lawmakers on the impact of the media on politics. Schrager has a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in broadcast journalism from Northwestern University.

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Sessions

Wednesday Aug. 22 9:15AM

Opening Keynote - The Principled Politician - A Story of Courage

The story of one man's courage offers timeless lessons for us all, more than 60 years later. In this compelling presentation, Adam Schrager tells the... more

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