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Inspire CIO Leadership Network
Inspire CIO, Chief Information Officer Leadership Network, "Inspire CIO" is a membership organization founded to build a strong professional network and recognize leading information technology leaders. The network serves as a forum where leaders can exchange ideas, best practices in their work and share experiences of CIOs.
History
InspireCIO Leadership Network was founded as the umbrella organization for a growing number of chapter-based, CIO-led local Leadership Associations. Membership is comprised exclusively of chief information officers (or equivalent executive roles) from public and private companies, government, education and non-profit organizations.
The organization's origin was first established as Georgia CIO.[1]
Structure and Governance
InspireCIO Leadership Network was founded as the umbrella organization for a growing number of chapter-based, CIO-led local Leadership Associations. It is the preeminent professional membership association for leading Information Technology executives in the nation. Membership is comprised exclusively of chief information officers (or equivalent executive roles) from public and private companies, government, education and non-profit organizations.
Leadership
Frank Bell[2] Founder of Inspire CIO of the Year, ORBIE Awards
Jonathan Frye: President of Inspire CIO of the Year, ORBIE Awards
The ORBIE® Awards
| The ORBIE® Awards | |
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| About | |
| Awarded for | Excellence in Information Technology |
| Presented by | Inspire CIO Leadership NetworkA2 |
| First awarded | 1998 |
| Learn More | |
| Website | inspirecio.org |
The CIO of the Year® ORBIE® Awards is the premier technology executive recognition program of its kind. Since inception in 1998, over 400 CIOs have been honored as finalists and over 100 CIO of the Year winners have received the prestigious ORBIE Award. The Award honors chief information officers who have demonstrated excellence in technology leadership. Finalists and winners are selected through an independent peer review process, led by prior ORBIE recipients.
The ORBIE Awards is a professionally produced ceremony honoring the CIO finalists and winners. The program features a high-profile executive keynote along with video introductions of the finalists and select sponsors. Sponsor executives are invited to attend an exclusive pre-event VIP reception for CIO finalists and a post-event Q&A featuring the keynote and CIO winners. Hundreds of attendees engage in networking activities as they visit the sponsor display tables both before and after the program. Media coverage is provided by the local Business Journal.
Through a scored judging process, an independent committee comprised of business and technology leaders and prior winners are nominated, judged and recognized. The first award ceremony was held in Atlanta, GA. [3] The second Orbie Awards, held in 2017, was launched in Dallas Texas.[4] - CIOs were recognized based on the following criteria: (1) The size and scope of responsibilities (2) Leadership and management effectiveness (3) Business value created by technology innovation (4) Engagement in industry and community endeavors
Typical Industry Qualifications
- GLOBAL: Over $500M in revenue and significant multinational operations
- ENTERPRISE: Over $500M in annual revenue
- CORPORATE: Up to $500M in annual revenue
- NONPROFIT: Healthcare, government, education & not-for-profit organizations
New page here: ORBIE
Chapters
GeorgiaCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board)
Awards: Established in 1998, the first CIO of the Year® ORBIE® Awards was presented in Atlanta, Georgia, as the Georgia CIO of the Year® Awards. In the last 20 years, over 100 chief information officers have been awarded the ORBIE® trophy and received the title of CIO of the Year. The event has achieved sold-out capacity from 2011-2018 and currently attracts 1,000 attendees representing over 300 organizations annually.
DallasCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board)
Awards: February 15, 2017 Marks the inaugural year of the Dallas CIO of the Year® Awards held at the Hyatt Regency Dallas, TX and underwritten by Pariveda Solutions and Advocate. The Dallas Business Journal is the inaugural media sponsor with the Society for Information Management Dallas (SIM) as the Association Sponsor.
BostonCIO Chapter Leadership
Awards: June 16, 2017 marked the inaugural Boston CIO of the Year® Awards was held at the Westin Copley Place in Boston, Massachusetts, and underwritten by Akamai, Magenic & Markley Group. The Boston Business Journal was the inaugural media sponsor.
AlabamaCIO Chapter Leadership
CharlotteCIO Chapter Leadership Awards: CharlotteCIO.[5]
ChicagoCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board) Awards: The Chicago CIO of the Year® Awards is the premier technology executive recognition program in Chicagoland and will take place on May 9, 2018.
HoustonCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board)
Twin CitiesCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board) Twin CitiesCIO.[6]
PhiladelphiaCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board)
New YorkCIO Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board)
CapitalCIO (DC) Chapter Leadership (2018 Advisory Board)
Trophy
The ORBIE has been presented to every CIO of the Year® winner since the inception of the Awards in 1998. The ORBIE Award is synonymous with the excellence the Award represents, meticulously handcrafted from steel and crystal; symbols of honor and achievement. The ORBIE® signifies exceptional leadership, innovation, and vision; representing the characteristics and qualities that inspire others to achieve their potential.
Awards Events
Nominees participate in a series of award recognition events in each market. Celebratory events include:
Nominee Reception - All CIOs nominated for the CIO of the Year Awards are invited to attend the Nominee Reception. This executive event features an inspirational, leadership-oriented program delivered by a high-profile technology executive and recognizes all CIO nominees. Media coverage is provided by the local business journal.
Attendance is limited to CIO nominees, CIO members, CIO guests and select sponsor executives. The number of CIOs attending this program outnumbers the sponsor executives, which is a testament to the credibility of how the CIO of the Year Awards convenes CIOs. The local business journal reveals the finalists in their print and online editions, typically the Friday following the Nominee Reception.
Finalist Reception - The Finalist Reception, held 4-6 weeks after the Nominee Reception, honors CIO finalists in categories such as Nonprofit/Public Sector, Corporate, Enterprise and Global. Finalists revealed by the local business journal are introduced and honored at the Finalist Reception. By tradition, prior CIO of the Year winners introduce the incoming CIO of the Year finalists. Attendance is limited to CIO finalists, CIO members, CIO guests and select sponsor executives.
Executive Dinner - The most exclusive event in the CIO of the Year program is the Executive Dinner. This multi-course dinner, with a chef-introduced menu and sommelier-selected wine pairings, is led by CIO finalists and attended by CIO members and select sponsor executives. All Gold and Silver level sponsor executives are personally introduced by a CIO, who has the opportunity to share personal anecdotes about their most trusted business partners in front of 20-30 CIO peers and colleagues. The collegial format of this dinner is often the most highly-rated event of the Awards program by both CIOs and sponsor executives.
The CIO of the Year ORBIE Awards
Award Winners
(All to be hyperlinked? To confirm.)
| State | |
|---|---|
| GEORGIA |
Global: Vish Narendra, VP & CIO, Graphic Packaging International, Inc. Enterprise: Tom Miller, SVP, Innovation & CIO, Anthem Corporate: Tushar Sachdev, SVP & CIO, PRGX Nonprofit: Serena Sacks, CIO, Fulton County Schools Healthcare: Ben McKeeby, SVP & CIO, Grady Lifetime Achievement: David Barnes, SVP & CIO, UPS (fmr)
Global: Jean Holley, Group SVP & CIO, Brambles Enterprise: Brad Cowles, CIO, HD Supply Corporate: Muthu Arumugham, Corporate VP-Technology, Ebix Nonprofit: Sarah Ming His, CIO, MARTA Lifetime Achievement: Fran Dramis, CIO, BellSouth (fmr)
Global: Brian Sondergaard, CIO, Fiserv Enterprise: Anil Cheriyan, Corporate EVP & CIO, Suntrust Corporate: Nancy D’Amico, SVP & CIO, LeasePlan USA Nonprofit: Jay Ferro, CIO, American Cancer Society Lifetime Achievement: James Dallas, SVP & CIO, Georgia Pacific (fmr)
Global: John Trainor, VP & CIO, Aaron’s Enterprise: Bryson Koehler, EVP & CIO, The Weather Company Corporate: Walt Carter, CIO, Generation Mortgage Company Emerging: Joshua Sliver, VP Production Development, Patientco Nonprofit: Curtis Carver, Vice Chancellor & CIO, University System of Georgia Lifetime Achievement: David Guthrie, CTO, PGi
Global: Karen Renner, VP & CIO, Novelis Enterprise: Carrie Wheeler, CIO, Cbeyond Corporate: Robert Bennett, CIO, Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Nonprofit: Michael Long, CIO, Georgia Department of Revenue Lifetime Achievement: John Seral, VP & CIO, GE (ret)
Global: Lee Crump, CIO & Group VP, Rollins, Inc. Enterprise: Marie Mouchet, VP & CIO, Southern Company/Southern Nuclear Corporate: Marty Smith, CIO, Implantable Provider Group Nonprofit: Dedra Cantrell, CIO, Emory Healthcare Lifetime Achievement: Brian Shield, EVP & CIO, The Weather Channel (fmr). Currently VP, IT, Boston Red Sox
Global: Bill VanCuren, VP & CIO, NCR Corporation Enterprise: Wes McDowell, CIO, Georgia Power Corporate: Jay Ferro, VP & CIO, Chartis Insurance Nonprofit: J.L. Albert, Associate Provost & CIO, Georgia State University Lifetime Achievement: Becky Blalock, SVP & CIO, Southern Company (ret)
Global: Randy Fox, CIO, GE Energy Services Enterprise: Barbara J. Kunkel, CIO, Troutman Sanders Corporate: Bob Arnett, CIO, Cobb Energy Nonprofit: Dan Brown, SVP & CIO, CredAbility Lifetime Achievement: Sandra Hofmann, CIO-in-Residence, ATDC
Global: Randal Robison, SVP & CIO, Georgia Pacific LLC Enterprise: Bob Keefe, SVP & CIO, Mueller Water Products Corporate: Paul Judge, Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Purewire, Inc. Nonprofit: Dedra Cantrell, CIO, Emory Healthcare
Global: David Barnes, Senior VP and Chief Information Officer, UPS Enterprise: Deborah Dean, EVP & Chief Information Officer, Matria Healthcare Corporate: Tim Davis, Chief Information Officer, Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits Nonprofit: Patricia Lavely, VP & Chief Information Officer, Memorial University Medical Center
Global: Shirley Bridges, Chief Information Officer, Delta Air Lines Enterprise: Dan Crowe, Chief Information Officer, AutoTrader.com Corporate: Edwin Marcial, Chief Information Officer, Intercontinental Exchange Nonprofit: Lance Lyttle, Chief Information Officer, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
Global: Sue Powers, Chief Information Officer & Senior Vice President, Worldspan Enterprise: Mark Ryan, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Matria Healthcare Corporate: Joe Oesterling, Chief Information Officer, Cbeyond Incorporated
Global: James Dallas, Chief Information Officer & Vice President of Information Technology, Georgia Pacific, LLC National: Ann Franks, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Lanier Worldwide Inc. Regional: Marian Lucia, Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta
Global: John M. Seral, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, GE Energy National: Guido F. Sacchi, Chief Information Officer & Executive Director, Shared Services, CompuCredit (CRT) Regional: Brian Shield, Chief Information Officer & Executive Vice President, The Weather Channel Companies
Global: Becky Blalock, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Southern Company National: Linda Beck, Executive Vice President of Operations EarthLink, Inc. Regional: Sandra Hofmann, Chief Information Officer, MAPICS
Global: Thaddeus Arroyo, Chief Information Officer, Cingular Wireless National: Lee Hunter, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Southwire Regional: Elaine R. Mitchell, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta
Global: Stephen Olsen, Executive Vice President & General Manager, Electronic Commerce, CheckFree Corporation National: Michael Starr, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Internet Security Systems Regional: Nicholas Farsi, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Interland
Global: Robert S. Beason, Senior Vice President of Southern Company Services & Chief Information Officer, Southern Company National: Doug Lauer, Chief Information Officer, Allied Holdings Regional: Mike Anderson, Chief Information Officer, World Marketing Alliance
Global: Charlie Feld, Chief Information Officer, Delta Air Lines National: Rick Schooler, Vice President of Information Services, Medical Center for Central GA Regional: Bruce Duttenhofer, Vice President of Information Services & Chief Information Officer, Flexible Products Company |
| State | |
|---|---|
| BOSTON |
Global: Chris Bowers, IT COO, The Boston Consulting Group Enterprise: Stephen Gold, EVP & CIO, CVS Health Corporate: Dave Krupinski, CTO & Co-Founder, CARE.com Nonprofit: Marilyn Daly, CIO & VP of Operations, Neighborhood Health Plan Leadership Award: Steve Neff, Enterprise Chief Technology Officer, Fidelity Investment |
| State | |
|---|---|
| CHICAGO |
Super Global, Linda Jojo, EVP & CIO; Global, Mohit Kapoor, CIO & TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, Enterprise; Dean Haacker, CTO, Corporate; Doug King, SVP, ADMINISTRATION & CIO, Nonprofit; Hardik Bhatt, STATE CIO |
References
http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2013/11/01/2013-georgia-cio-of-the-year-award.html
https://enterprisersproject.com/article/2016/9/introducing-winners-2016-boston-cio-year-awards
http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2016/11/11/dallascio-announces-cio-of-the-year-finalists.html
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- ^ "Intellinet". Intellinet Leadership Website. Retrieved February 2, 2017.
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- ^ "Orbie Awards". Atlanta Business Journal.
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- ^ "Twin Cities CIO of the Year ORBIE Awards". Minneapolis Saint Paul Business Journal. Retrieved February 2, 2018.