Successful executives understand the importance of networking and connecting with their peers and industry leaders. The chance to interact with so many of the executives at one place is a rare and insightful experience that opens opportunities to building alliances and taking greater leaps in the business world. That is why it so important for senior executives involved directly or indirectly with the tech-industry to attend the 2010 Technosium Presentations and Dinner being held at San Francisco, California on March 18, 2010.

MARCH 18, 2010 AGENDA - PALACE HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO
12:30PM - 1:00PM	Arrival and Registration
1:00 PM - 3:30PM	Executive Presentations (Hot Companies and Technologies)
3:30PM - 4:00PM	CIOs Hot Topic Panel - Moderator Dean Lane from Office of the CIO and several other key CIOs
4:00PM - 4:30PM	International Association of Information Technology Professionals Panel - Moderator Keith Rupnik
4:30PM - 5:00PM	Tech Policy issues featuring discussions of Google in the News – How does Washington see it and what does it mean for the Industry and Consumers? Americans for Technology Leadership Panel - Moderator Randall Skoglund
5:00PM - 5:30PM	CISOs Hot Topic Panel on Security 2010
5:30PM - 6:00PM	Executive Presentations
6:00PM - 7:00PM	Networking Break
6:30PM - 7:00PM	Registration for Dinner attendees
7:00PM - 10:30PM	Cocktails and Awards Dinner
DRESS CODE: BUSINESS SUITS

        

SOME OF THE KEY PANEL MODERATORS AND SPEAKERS (AND MANY MORE NOT LISTED HERE...)
	Robert D. Rodriguez Chairman and Founder Security Innovation Network (SINET) Robert D. Rodriguez is the Chairman and Founder of the Security Innovation Network (SINET) www.security-innovation.org whose focus is on the advancement of IT security innovation into the industry and government markets. Previous to this he spent over twenty-two years as a Special Agent with the United States Secret Service. During this tenure he held a number of leadership roles within Executive Protection, Protective Intelligence and Criminal Investigations. He served as a supervisor on the Presidential Protective Detail, Counter Assault Team, Protective Intelligence and Criminal Investigation operations. His executive protection experience spanned 11 years at the White House serving Presidents Ronald W. Reagan, George H. Bush, William J. Clinton, George W. Bush, Vice President Dan Quayle and numerous Heads of State.
	Lorraine M. Frost Associate Vice President, Information Resources and Technology California State University			Dean Lane Partner Office of the CIO
	Rake Narang Editor-in-Chief Network Products Guide			Scott Draughon Chief Executive Counsel MyTechnologyLawyer
	Sana Madan Managing Editor Consumer Guide			Dr. Javier Torner Chief Information Security Officer California State University
	Keith Rupnik Director of Education & Content IAITAM			Barbara Rembiesa President International Association of Information Technology Asset Managers, Inc. (IAITAM)
	Anyck Turgeon Chief of Information Strategy & Security Crossroads Systems			Norbert J. Kubilus, CCP MBCS AITP Region 1 President Association of Information Technology Professionals
	Jaime Manriquez Vice President, Chief Technology Officer & Information Security Officer Santa Cruz County Bank			Mark Miller Vice President Scalable Software Inc.
	Alex Hsu Senior Executive Director, Information Technology Services UCLA, External Affairs Finance & Information Management			Tom Peck Chief Information Officer Levi Strauss & Co
	Joe Miller Senior Director, Information Technology XOMA			Glenn Noga Chief Information Officer Polycom, Inc.
	Jim DeLong Vice President, COO and Senior Analyst Convergence Law Institute, LLC			Randall Skoglund Executive Director Americans for Technology Leadership
	Herbert M. Gottlieb Chief Executive Officer Gottlieb & Associates			Howard Hastings ITAM Evangelist CSM, ASM, IAITAM Fellow CA, Inc.
	Barry Friedman National Practice Director Siwel Consulting

Who should attend? CEOs and senior executives (Director and above) from Technology Vendors, Venture Capitalists, PR agencies.

When and Where? March 18, 2010 San Francisco, California - U.S.A.

Why Attend? Mingle and network with like-minded CEOs and senior executives. Get vital technology industry updates or secure a speaking slot to give your inputs to other executives and make an impact on the industry.

How many executives can attend? There is no limit of the number of executives from your company that can attend the event. Each attending executive will have to pay the fee and all registrations are subject to approval. We reserve the right to reject or accept any registration.

 

WHERE
Palace Hotel
San Francisco

WHEN
March 18, 2010

TIME
1PM - 10:30PM

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