CIO Utilities Summit Delegates

CDM Media recognizes that IT end-users, as the industry professionals, have their thumb on the pulse of the utilities industry. They have the inside knowledge that summit attendees need to know in order to get ahead of the competition. Therefore, the content and focus areas at the CIO Utilities Summit are chosen by these industry thought leaders. This ensures that participants are learning about the latest trends and solving the IT problems that are most important to their organizations.

For more information on the IT executives attending the CIO Utilities Summit, contact Torey Herr, Events & Marketing Director, at torey.herr@cdmmedia.com or 808-694-3660.

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