EVENTCIO Think Tank Dallas By IBM | May 15, 2018 | The Westin Galleria Dallas - Dallas, TX, USA
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Featured Past and Present Attendees
Rusty Kennington 
Chief Information Officer
Corsicana Mattress Company
Brian Mork
CISO
Westinghouse Electric Company
Sujith Menon
SVP IT
Bank of America
Chris Walls
EVP & Global CIO
Anthelio Healthcare Solutions
Daniel Prorok
SVP- Global IT Infrastructure- Europe and Asia Pacific Region
Citigroup
Mrs Diane Schwarz
CIO
Hunt Consolidated
James Clent
Chief Information Officer
Remington Hotels
Richard Voets
Managing Senior Director and CIO, Employed Physicians Business Line
Tenet Healthcare
Vinod Deoli
VP, CTO
AIG
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Here's what our past attendees had to say:
It's great to see that your attendees can benefit from our presentation content and perhaps our company too!
President, Rimini Street
The format is better (than other events) because it's an opportunity to have a one-on-one conversation. I was able to get a few leads from those meetings!
Regional Sales Director, Rimini Street
The summit was very valuable with a good common thread between speakers about how data decision making is the new currency.
Associate Vice President, CRM, Warner Music Group
Really good (event)! Loved the fact that attendees presented and that you had the one-on-one time, which was unique.
Chief of Staff, Bluewolf
As usual, CISO Summits are informative and a great meeting place for vendors and clients. We get to know of newer firms, products, processes and breakthrough ideas.
SVP, Citi Global Markets, Citi