The Chief Information Officer has become the point-person for innovation and the forerunner for change inside today’s organizations, inexorably linked to this information generation of rapid progress. And as the role of technology has shifted, so too has the role of the CIO. ‘Big Data’ is the watchword, with the volume and importance of information constantly surging. Today’s CIO must be equipped to leverage that information towards a greater strategy of organizational growth and success. The National Diversity Council is proud to recognize 40 executives who are doing just that.
Explore below to find out more about the honorees along with what they believe is the biggest strategic issue facing their field in the near future.
Andrew Wilson
Accenture
Ben Fried
Diana McKenzie
Workday
Georgette Kiser
The Carlyle Group
Jim Dubois
Microsoft
Jonathan Chow
LiveNation
Kimberly Anstett
The Nielsen Company
Mark Sunday
Oracle
Mike Benson
DirecTV
Naresh Shanker
HP
Roger Gurnani
Verizon
Sigal Zarmi
PwC
Sondra Barbour
Lockheed Martin
Andy Crowder
Scripps Health
Cheryl Thomas
Valero
Dick Daniels
Kaiser Permanente
Guillermo Diaz
Cisco
Jim Fowler
General Electric
Karenann Terrell
Walmart
Linda Holmes
Proctor & Gamble
Martin Chavez
Goldman Sachs
Mike Crowe
Colgate Palmolive
Norm Fjeldheim
Qualcomm
Ross Meyercord
Salesforce
Sheila Jordan
Symantec
Susan O'Day
Walt Disney
Tony Scott
The White House
Bask Iyer
VMWare
Dan Morales
eBay
Ellen Barker
Texas Instruments
Jay Kerley
Applied Materials
John Tonnison
Tech Data
Kim Stevenson
Intel
Marcy Klevorn
Ford Motors
Michael Hedges
Medtronic
ML Krakaeur
EMC
Ramesh Nair
Ingram Micro
Ryan Neading
Rackspace
Sherry Neubert
Goodyear
Timothy Campos
Kimberly Anstett
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