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Kathy Grise, IEEE Future Directions Program Director, works directly with IEEE volunteers and consultants in support of new initiatives. Grise is staff program manager for the IEEE Cloud Computing Initiative as well as the IEEE Technology Navigator. Prior to joining IEEE, Ms. Grise held numerous positions at IBM, most recently as senior engineering manager for process design kit enablement in the IBM Semiconductor Research and Development Center. You can reach her at k.l.grise@ieee.org.

Mark Chisholm is a London-based actuarial analyst working in general insurance, helping insurers use data to determine prices for their policies and hold enough reserves to pay out future claims. You can reach him at mark.chisholm@markjchisholm.com.

Todd Saunders, Principal with CBIG Consulting, is responsible for overseeing the delivery of business intelligence, Big Data, and data warehousing solutions and consulting services for CBIG’s West Region. Todd has over 23 years of management consulting experience with the last 15 years focusing on business intelligence and data warehousing. Todd began his consulting career with McKinsey & Co. before moving on to Coopers & Lybrand. In previous positions, Todd served as the National Vice President of BI for Braun Consulting and VP of Consulting Services for Quaero Inc. Todd holds a B.S. degree in Physics and Engineering Science from Manchester College, as well as an MBA in Finance and an MSEE in Quantum Electronics from the University of Illinois. Todd is a Certified Business Intelligence Professional and has served as a member of the faculty of The Data Warehousing Institute.

Mark Perrett is Worldwide Social Intelligence Solution Development Leader for HP Enterprise.

Lorrie Luellig, CGOC faculty member and founding member and practice leader of RCA IG, has advised global clients, from Fortune 100 to small privately held companies, on the creation and implementation of global information governance programs, legal and regulatory compliance, litigation holds, privacy and security issues, and other business practices related to the organization, protection and disposition of information. She is a frequent speaker on navigating complex corporate retention policy and procedure on a global scale. Lorrie received her LL.M. from Harvard Law School.

In her role as the General Manager of data products and services at Canada Post, Alexis is responsible for the commercialization of Canada Post’s Data assets.  Through the development of geo-spatial targeting tools, address-based list, license, web-service offerings and delivery of analytic consulting services,  Alexis’ team enables businesses both large and small with the power of Canada Post’s location intelligence and unique consumer data.  Prior to joining Canada Post, Alexis has led senior level client and agency teams,  applying her skills in CRM and Marketing Strategy in the retail, telecommunication, energy and financial services industries for companies such as GTE, Centrica, Ford, Scotiabank, Sears and Bell. With experience in both Canada and US on analytic and technology assignments, Alexis has blended research, segmentation, modeling and CRM technologies to deliver improved customer experiences and revenues.

Mr. Greenwood has served for nine years in his present role. Erik manages the district’s 11,000 end-user devices used by 32,000 secondary students and more than 2,500 employees in the school district’s five-city boundaries. Erik has also implemented numerous enterprise application and infrastructure projects during his tenure. He previously worked in the mental health field for ten years. Mr. Greenwood holds BS and MBA degrees from California State University, Long Beach.

Marcus McSweeney has over 10 years of consulting experience in the Information Management industry. His current focus areas include Enterprise Content Management, Data Lifecycle Management, Big Data and eDiscovery. He earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration from San Francisco State University and a SAPM from Stanford University.

Jason Wood is a Senior Security Consultant with Secure Ideas. He has over a decade of systems administration and security experience with the Windows and UNIX/Linux operating systems. He has spent most of his career in internet-based companies in security, application and infrastructure roles. These roles have required him to troubleshoot application issues, making different operating systems play well with each other and supporting developers during their projects. Jason was also responsible for vulnerability assessments, web application penetration testing and network security monitoring.Jason has also spent a number of hours in front of an audience presenting on security topics at conferences and in classes. He has presented at Derbycon and the Utah Open Source Conference. Before coming to Secure Ideas, Jason taught classes on vulnerability management, event monitoring, and configuration auditing for Tenable Network Security. He also has been a mentor for SANS Security 504 - Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling.Jason is involved in the development of tools, course materials and blog posts at Secure Ideas. He helps maintain SANS SEC642: Advanced Web Application Penetration Testing. He is an author of Tactical Security Ops, a new class that will debut at Black Hat USA 2013. Jason is also the author of Reconnoiter, a reconnaissance project for penetration testing. He currently holds the GCIH certification. Twitter: @Jason_WoodEmail: jason@secureideas.com

Krishna Shankaran is Delivery Manager in Infosys for more than two years. He has earlier worked with Accenture where he was heading a delivery unit for a large retail client spread across multiple locations in US and Canada. He also was leading the shared services delivery unit for clients in North America.