Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Andrew White, Distinguished Analyst and VP, has a primary research focus on data and analytics strategy, governance, stewardship, and master data management (MDM). His roles include Agenda Manager for Data and Analytics Programs and Leaders, as well as Key Initiative lead for information governance and MDM. He launched the first Master Data Management Summit in 2007, and was conference chair of that event through 2015 as it expanded focus to Enterprise Information and MDM.Mr. White received the Gartner Thought Leadership Award in 2006 for his efforts in pioneering Gartner's research in enterprise information management that led to MDM. Mr. White's previous coverage areas focused on business apps and best practices in supply chain management (SCM), enterprise resource planning (ERP) and multienterprise B2B collaboration environments.

Craig Le Clair serves enterprise architecture and business process professionals. He is an internationally recognized expert in helping companies transform from manual and analogue-based processes to the mobile, digital, and cognitive world. Technology areas include enterprise collaboration, dynamic case management, electronic signature, customer communications management, robotic process automation, cognitive solutions, and their potential workforce disruption. Process domains includes customer onboarding, financial services, and insurance system modernization. Craig developed Forrester's research series on business agility, outlining market, organizational, and process agility dimensions.Previous Work ExperienceCraig brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to Forrester through his 20 years of experience in IT and business process transformation. Prior to joining Forrester, he was a vice president at ADP, focusing on next-generation strategies for investor communications. Craig was also a cofounder of docHarbor: an early document management SaaS provider. He has both a strong business and technology background, including time at Mitre and BBN. He is deeply experienced in the software industry, having authored How To Succeed In The Enterprise Software Market (2005).EducationCraig earned a B.S. in economics from Georgetown University and an MBA from George Washington University.

Richard Hollis is chief executive officer for Risk Factory, and a member of the ISACA.

Cindi Howson is chief data strategy officer at ThoughtSpot, and a former vice president and research analyst at Gartner Inc.

Sheryl serves as Forrester’s CMO executive partner, working with CMOs, senior-level marketing executives, and their teams to advance their major initiatives, with a special focus on creating customer-obsessed strategies that drive business growth. As a strategic adviser, she plays the role of “on-call expert,” providing her clients with an objective, external viewpoint to tackle their toughest challenges and capitalize on market opportunities as quickly as possible.Sheryl works across all of Forrester, bringing research, advisory, consulting, events, and data services together with her marketing expertise to provide the insights CMOs need to successfully navigate and win in the age of the customer. Key challenge areas she helps CMOs confront include: developing and implementing a customer-obsessed operating model, driving digital transformation and innovation, and constructing go-to-market digital and offline strategies based on customer insights.Sheryl has been named "CMO Whisperer" and "One of 18 People in Marketing You May Not Know . . . but Should," as well as “one of the thirty most influential women in marketing technology.” She is also a recipient of a PRTech Award honoring leading minds of PR, marketing, technology, and media.Previous Work ExperienceSheryl formerly served as vice president, principal analyst on Forrester's CMO research team. In this role, she helped Forrester clients become customer-obsessed by developing customer-insight-based go-to-market strategies that span both digital and traditional channels.Sheryl has over 30 years of experience leading global marketing organizations for both Fortune 500 and early-stage companies in the logistics, transportation, software, software-as-a-service (SaaS), technology, and telecommunications industries.EducationSheryl received her B.A. and M.S. in communications from the University of New Mexico.

Rob Clyde is a ISACA board director and executive advisor at BullGuard Software

Michele Pelino is a member of Forrester's Infrastructure & Operations research team. Her expertise focuses on Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, technologies, applications, and vendors, as well as enterprise mobility, mobile device application adoption, and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) initiatives.Michele's research spans IoT software platforms and technologies; machine-to-machine (M2M) devices; IoT applications in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and transportation; and IoT impacts on customer experience, IT, and operations. Her enterprise mobility research focuses on BYOD strategy, location-based services, mobile devices and applications, 5G technologies, workforce segmentation, and mobile device life-cycle solutions.Michele delivers strategic guidance to Forrester's enterprise and vendor clients by identifying IoT technologies and applications, and the impact of IoT solutions on infrastructure, operations, and customer experience. Michele also guides clients by providing insight into enterprise mobility strategy development, mobile device and application momentum, and BYOD programs. She also focuses on strategic issues facing the telecom industry, gauging the effect of new competitors, new business models, and new technologies including IoT solutions, M2M devices, location services, and 5G networks.Previous Work ExperienceMichele has more than 15 years of professional experience focusing on the enterprise mobility and telecommunications industry. She assisted domestic and international service providers in addressing strategic issues, conducting competitive assessments, evaluating product concepts, and developing marketing positioning messages on new technologies and services.Prior to joining Forrester, she was a management consultant serving national and international communications and technology clients in North America and Europe. Michele started her consulting career in Booz Allen & Hamilton's telecommunications group, where she helped telecom companies implement a federally mandated wireline and wireless service prioritization system used during national emergencies.EducationMichele has an MBA from Boston University. She also holds a B.A. from St. Mary's College of Maryland.