The emergence of IT leadership at the "C" level has dramatically changed the role that Chief Information Officers have played in corporate America over the past half century. This presentation reviews the historical evolution of the CIO position, examines the changing role of the CIO in the 21st Century, and explores CEOs expectations of CIOs in these challenging times.
About the Speaker
 Mark Polansky is a Senior Client Partner and the Managing Director of Korn/Ferry International's Information Technology Center of Expertise for North America. He has been based in the firm's flagship New York office since he joined the firm in 1997.
With more than 25 years of executive search experience, all in technology, Mr. Polansky has extensively recruited Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officers and other senior IT leaders across a wide range of vertical industry sectors, as well as both general and technical management for public and private high-tech companies, managed service providers, professional services organizations, venture firms and their portfolio companies.
Mark frequently addresses conferences and writes on information systems subjects as well as career management and human resources topics, and he is the creator of the Executive Career Counsel column in CIO Magazine. He is a member of the Society for Information Management previously serving as chairman and president of the New York Metro Chapter. Mark currently serves on the advisory boards of The Information Technology Senior Management Forum, the national organization dedicated to fostering executive talent among African-American IT professionals, and HITEC, the Hispanic Information Technology Executive Council.
Mark the dates: July 28-29, 2010: 3rd annual World BPO Forum
Theme: "ITO/BPO Leadership-Creating Exceptional Value through Strategic Sourcing"
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Location
21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street,
New York, NY
Directions
Schedule
5:30-6:30- Registration & Networking
6:30-8:00 - Presentation
Cost
Members: $100, Non-Members: $125.00
(limit-three meetings)
For more information, contact Kurt Brungardt at events@simny.org
Since the chapter must guarantee the count to the caterer, we need a credit card number for RSVPs and these will be treated as commitments to the chapter, unless cancelled a week before the meeting. Regrettably, any no-shows or last minute cancellations will be charged.
Non-Members must be accompanied by a SIM Member, and are not permitted to attend more than 3 meetings as non-members.
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