Government Technology

Presenting 2008's Top 25

March 4, 2008 By Steve Towns

Gayle Manchin, First Lady, West Virginia

Joseph Marcella, CIO/Director of Information Technologies, Las Vegas

Rosario Marin, Secretary, State and Consumer Services Agency, California

Rob McKenna, Attorney General, Washington state

Scott McPherson, CIO, Florida House of Representatives

Karen Miller, District 1 Commissioner, Boone County, Mo.

Christy Quinlan, CIO and Deputy Director, Information Technology Services Division, California Department of Health Care Services

Bob Riley, Governor, Alabama

Dan Ross, CIO, Missouri

Mark Rutledge, former CIO, Kentucky

Bill Schrier, Chief Technology Officer, Seattle

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor, California

Tony Tether, Director, DARPA

David Wennergren, Deputy CIO, U.S. Department of Defense

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Anonymous | Commented March 13, 2008

84% men. Typical of this industry.

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