Author: The CIO Initiative

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and the restrictions on travel, The CIO Initiative Summit, originally scheduled for June 2020, has been postponed to November 4th and 5th, 2020. The summit will still be held at the Perry Lane Hotel in beautiful Savannah, GA.

We are looking forward to another great summit and are thankful that most of our planed speakers are able to participate in November. We are still looking for a few additional participants and speakers. If you are interested in attending or speaking at the summit, please send an email to info@thecioinitiative.com

We are looking forward to the Savannah 2020 Summit this year and are very happy with the number of C-level technology executives who have already committed to attend the event as well as the experience that they bring. We are continuing to look for a few speakers to fill some final spots and are in the late stages of setting the agenda for the program. We are certain that attendees of this year’s summit will find the sessions informative and enlightening.

We know there are some concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and how it may affect our Savannah Summit on June 10^th and 11^th.  We are closely monitoring the rapidly changing situation and how it may impact this upcoming conference. However, as our event is still three months away, we are moving forward with the Savannah Summit as planned.  Our hope is that in the next three months, COVID-19 will be under control not just for our event, but for the country as a whole.

The CIO Initiative is thrilled to announce that the 4^th Annual CIO Initiative Summit will be held June 10-11, 2020 at the prestigious Perry Lane Hotel in Savannah, Georgia. 

The CIO Summit brings together CIO thought leaders from top corporations for a day and a half of best practice sharing, networking, and collaboration.  This exclusive, invitation only event provides an intimate setting for technology executives to come together to collaborate on innovative and effective strategies to rise and stay ahead of the technology leadership curve. The Summit can be best described as round-table meets conference. There is no vendor participation in the program and no vendor showcase. The agenda is highly interactive and developed with the participating CIOs for the CIOs.  Summit attendees range from tenured CxO’s with experience from the largest corporations to those who are early in their CIO journey.

If you are interested in attending (or would like to recommend your CIO/CTO for consideration), please email Erin Bailey, Executive Director, at ebailey@thecioinitiative.com. 

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