Steve Burrell
Vice President of IT & CIO,
Northern Arizona University
Advice for Women Aspiring to Leadership Roles in IT
Thursday, November 01 | 2:30PM–3:15PM MT | Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A, Ballroom Level
Session Type:
Breakout Session
Delivery Format:
Interactive Presentation
This session will feature discussion with women CIOs on their perspectives regarding effective approaches to managing conscious and unconscious gender bias and other professional leadership development topics for women who seek IT leadership roles.
Outcomes: Identify strategies for effectively dealing with gender bias in the workplace * Connect with women IT professionals who have experienced gender bias in their careers * Identify with successful women CIO role models and how they successfully navigated to the top IT leadership role at their institutions
Outcomes: Identify strategies for effectively dealing with gender bias in the workplace * Connect with women IT professionals who have experienced gender bias in their careers * Identify with successful women CIO role models and how they successfully navigated to the top IT leadership role at their institutions
Presenters
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Sharon Pitt
Vice President for Information Technology and CIO, Brown University -
Celeste Schwartz
Vice President for Information Technology & Institutional Effectiveness, Montgomery County Community College -
Melissa Woo
Executive Vice President for Administration & CIO, Michigan State University -
Sue Workman
Former VP/CIO for University Technology, Leadership Coach, Case Western Reserve University