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Ian Kilpatrick is executive president in charge of cyber security at Nuvias Group, where he has overall cyber security strategy.

Antwayne Ford is president and CEO of Enlightened.

Glenn O'Donnell serves Infrastructure & Operations Professionals. He is widely regarded as a top thought leader in IT service management, IT operations, and the broader social implications of technology evolution. Glenn's specialties are in data center automation and operational excellence. He is the co-author of The CMDB Imperative, a book on configuration management database (CMDB) best practices.

Previous Work Experience

Prior to joining Forrester, Glenn was a major force in transforming EMC's resource management software business as a marketing lead and strategic contributor. He is also a former IT operations analyst at Meta Group. Most of Glenn's career encompassed 21 years in various companies within the Bell System, including Western Electric, Bell Labs, AT&T, and, finally, Lucent Technologies, where he held increasingly influential roles in technology development, IT operations, and enterprise architecture.

Education

Glenn studied electrical engineering at Lincoln Technical Institute and computer science at Moravian College.

Robert Glazer is founder and managing director of Acceleration Partners.

Meghan Milloy is the director of financial services policy at the American Action Forum.

Andrew Szala is a content specialist at Upserve.

Paul Strid is founding principal at Concentus Wealth Advisors in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

Charlotte Beyer is the founder of the Institute for Private Investors, a membership organization for UHNW principals. She is also the co-creator of the Private Wealth Management Program for UHNW at the Wharton School.

Pedram Abrari, CTO at Pramata, is a technology services veteran, having spent decades in software development, from hands-on technical work to engineering team building and leadership. Most recently, he led the research and development and cloud operations teams at Tidemark as VP of Engineering. Previously, Abrari led similar efforts for Neil Young's company PonoMusic and Progress Software. Abrari also founded his own company, Corticon Technologies, Inc., which he oversaw for over a decade. He graduated from UCLA with a BS in Computer Engineering, and received a Master's in Computer Science from USC.

Michael Halloran is head of business development at MaxMyInterest, a cash management company.