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- NONPROFIT/PUBLIC SECTOR FINALIST: RIZWAN JAN, VP & CIO, HJF
Rizwan A. Jan, CISSP, PCIP, CTPRP, is the Vice President, Chief Information Officer at The Henry M. Jackson Foundation (HJF) For the Advancement of Military Medicine. Jan is a dynamic technology and security executive leading an extensive strategic digital transformation to simplify and modernize the technology architecture within HJF. He
- What is the silent epidemic draining employee wellness?
Business leaders across the U.S. recognize the value of wellness programs and initiatives, so much so that large employers will spend nearly $3.6 million, respectively, by the end of 2019 on these programs, according to results from the National Business Group on Health and Fidelity Investments survey. While these proactive
- CORPORATE FINALIST: CHARLES (DICKIE) OLIVER, CIO, ARC
Dickie Oliver is Vice-President & Chief Information Officer for Airline Reporting Corporation (ARC). For more than half a century, ARC has been a trusted provider of settlement services for the airline industry. ARC operates at high volume, settling more than $90 billion in transactions between airline carriers and travel agencies
- December 6, 2019 Legal notices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 2019 31486 CICI FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff, v. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OR BENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE OF GARY J. NELSON A/K/A GARY JAY NELSON, DECEASED, et al Defendant(s) / NOTICE
- NONPROFIT/PUBLIC SECTOR FINALIST: AL SHORT, VP & CIO, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Al Short has been the Chief Information Officer for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) since July 2017, responsible for a department of over 500 professional staff and contractors supporting Information Technology functions running the gamut of applications including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), rail and bus vehicle maintenance systems,
- NONPROFIT/PUBLIC SECTOR FINALIST: AMY DOHERTY, SVP & CIO, AARP
Amy Doherty serves as Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer (CIO) at AARP. Amy started with AARP in December 2011, providing leadership to application portfolio management and Enterprise Resource Planning. Since joining AARP, she has worked in roles of increasing responsibility in Information Technology Services (ITS), most recently as
- NONPROFIT/GOVERNMENT FINALIST: MICHAEL TILKIN CIO, American College of Radiology
Mr. Tilkin is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and the Executive Vice President for Technology at the American College of Radiology. In that capacity, he leads IT and informatics initiatives that support the broad ACR portfolio including Quality and Safety, Clinical Research, Education, Membership, and Economics. He is responsible for
- NONPROFIT/GOVERNMENT FINALIST: TONY HABASH, CIO & Chief Business Integration Officer, American Psychological Association
Dr. Tony F. Habash, is the Chief Information Officer and the Chief Business Integration Officer of the American Psychological Association, responsible for APA’s information technology strategy, operations and publishing solutions. He is also the Chief Business Integration Officer responsible for the digital strategy and services and for streamlining business processes
- CORPORATE FINALIST: REID MCLAUGHLIN CIO, 14 West, an Agora Company
Reid McLaughlin is the Chief Information Officer at 14 West, which is an administrative services business based out of Baltimore, Maryland. 14 West supports The Agora Companies – a conglomerate of over 40 media and marketing businesses around the world. Reid leads the Engineering, Back-End Platform, IT and Security departments
- CORPORATE FINALIST: JANE DUNIGAN, CIO, Avendra
Jane Dunigan is the Chief Information Officer of Avendra, responsible for all aspects of technology including strategic planning, application development, and network and systems operations. Jane came to Avendra from Applied Information Sciences, a technology consulting firm focused on building Microsoft- based business applications for Fortune 500 companies. Before joining
- CORPORATE FINALIST: KARLA GILL, SVP and Chief Information & Innovation Officer, ICMA-RC
Ms. Gill is an innovative business technology executive with over 30 years of experience in corporate roles and as a management consultant. Since June 2015, Ms. Gill has been accountable for positioning ICMA-RC IT as a competitive differentiator in the marketplace and driving innovation in the midst of digital transformation.
- NONPROFIT/PUBLIC SECTOR FINALIST: ROGER STONE, Director, White House I.T., White House, Executive Office of the President
Roger L. Stone is a Deputy Assistant to the President and the Director of White House Information Technology (D/WHIT). He joined the Trump Administration in October 2018, when he was appointed by the President to fill his current position. He is the senior official responsible for the information resources and
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Bobbie Kilberg’s tech legacy runs deep
Bobbie Kilberg, already an alum of four Republican presidential administrations, was staying home to raise her fifth child in 1998 when she reconnected with a former White House colleague. The executive recruiter came to her with an opportunity: the CEO slot at the Northern Virginia Technology Council. “And I said,
- C-Suite Awards: Maggie FitzPatrick
Many changes have come to Exelon Corp. since Maggie FitzPatrick’s arrival in 2016. As chief corporate affairs officer, FitzPatrick is now responsible for overseeing all of the firm’s marketing and communications and philanthropy — an arm of the $2.2 billion company that gives away $50 million annually to initiatives such
- C-Suite Awards: Victoria Espinel
Way before Victoria Espinel was president and CEO of BSA | The Software Alliance, and before she was working in the White House advising President Barack Obama on intellectual property, she was an unpaid summer intern at the Department of Commerce delving into very early internet policy issues. ”I thought
- C-Suite Awards: Jerome Davis
Jerome Davis thought he was ready to retire five years ago. Then the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority came calling. The group, which manages the operations of both Reagan National and Dulles International airports, was looking for someone with private sector experience to grow its business. And Davis had that in
- C-Suite Awards: Kathy Hollinger
When Kathy Hollinger explains her role at Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington, sometimes people don’t quite get it. ”I’m not a food critic. I’m not eating and judging food across the region. I’m advocating for, and hopefully driving growth and development of, an industry,” she said. It’s an industry that’s thriving:
- C-Suite Awards: Karen Dahut
Amid a technology climate of rapid disruption and digital transformation, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. has kept pace with the evolving demands of the market, due in no small part to the work of Karen Dahut. Nearly a decade ago, Dahut served as the company’s first chief innovation officer and helped
- C-Suite Awards: Casey Berman
Casey Berman knows a pain point when he sees one. While working for his family’s real estate development and management company, Berman saw the outdated ways in which the industry was working with data. Spreadsheets being read on phones that couldn’t handle them. Clunky workflows and inefficient pricing models. He
- C-Suite Awards: Janice Thomas
Among the worst answers you can give Janice Thomas is “we’ve always done it this way.” Thomas, who manages the Meyers Foundation’s financial, technology and human resources operations, said the group isn’t stale or stagnant thanks, in part, to her effort to push her team and colleagues to have “blue
- CEO of the Year: Susan Tynan went all out to build Framebridge — and set new funding records
Framebridge is an amalgam of anomalies. The Georgetown custom framing business is leaning hard into manufacturing at a time when many have written off such production facilities in America. It’s exploring retail stores when critics are eagerly delivering eulogies for bricks and mortar. And it has raised more than $81
- C-Suite Awards: Brian Hochheimer
There’s a small statue that Brian Hochheimer displays, and whenever he sees it, he thinks of his company’s offices in India — and what he sees as his purpose as CFO of the Emmes Co. “Ganesha is known as the mover of obstacles,” he said. “It’s a good reminder. My
- C-Suite Awards: Alison Rosen
Whether it’s scaling a steep mountain in some far-off land, rallying support around a charity sporting event or helping her Reston health IT company make the leap from small to emerging mid-sized business, Alison Rosen likes a challenge. Armed with a background in social work, she made the transition into
- Police chase ends with shootout and 4 dead, including bystander, on Miramar Parkway
A police chase from Miami to Miramar ended with a shootout on a traffic-packed stretch of Miramar Parkway and four dead during rush hour late Thursday afternoon, according to police and reports. Jewelry store robbers hijacked a UPS truck and led police on a chase that meandered from Coral Gables…
- Metro releases six concepts for the Rosslyn bottleneck. A new Silver Line is one option.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has come up with a multiple choice solution for the Gordian Knot that is the Rosslyn tunnel bottle neck. Several of the six concepts, released Thursday afternoon by the agency, have been floated before, like building a parallel station, a second tunnel under the