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The Right Stuff: Insights for Next-Generation Technology Leaders and the CIOs Who Mentor Them
Thursday
Oct 20th, 2011
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Eastern Time
Meeting Room 202A
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Domain: Concurrent Session
Session Type: Leadership, Governance, and Management
Theme(s): Changing/evolving roles of IT professionals, Effective leadership/management, Staff/executive development; career mapping
Session Type: Leadership, Governance, and Management
Theme(s): Changing/evolving roles of IT professionals, Effective leadership/management, Staff/executive development; career mapping
There is significant discussion around the changing demographics of the CIO and the move from current generation of CIOs to next generation CIOs. Join three successful CIOs and three technology leaders as they publicly discuss, debate, and debunk ideas around what skills and activities will be needed for the next generation.
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(for Bill Freund) I've uploaded the slides, but the Resources tab has not yet appeared on this page. Brian Baute, our session convener, posted his session notes to Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/112963325340955389622/posts/4tm16xT81fY
If anyone captured key points and/or has access to presentation material from this session that would be great to receive. I arrived to a full room and was unable to engage.
RT @kayakpete: "If you're not at the table, you'll likely end up on the menu" - Maas #E11_SESS024
RT @kayakpete: "If you're not at the table, you'll likely end up on the menu" - Maas #E11_SESS024
RT @jpquiz @kayakpete What's their rationale for the MS requirement? #E11_SESS024 <- credentials, I think.
@kayakpete What's their rationale for the MS requirement? #E11_SESS024
RT @kayakpete: "If you're not at the table, you'll likely end up on the menu" - Maas #E11_SESS024
Tallent management process? What is that!?! We need that at my school! #E11_SESS024
CIOS need to be engaged with fund raising efforts. Gotta schmooze #E11_SESS024
Be sure you engage with your piers. Support them, and learn from them. #E11_SESS024 Great senior IT advice.