About The Program
The Spring Higher Ed CIO Congress will focus on 75 c-level executives on the technology side of higher education (CIOs, CTOs and VPs of Technology). These leaders are mainly focused on generative AI, cybersecurity, maximizing student success ,and the quality and practices associated with undergraduate, graduate, and professional study at the college/university. Conference sessions will address how technology leaders can improve their institution’s finances, technology programs, support services, and organizational design to drive innovation and help students from all backgrounds succeed.
Topics Of Discussion
Advancing Equity by Embracing Technology and Analytics
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Data Governance as A Service: Supporting Student Enrollment & Effectiveness
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Navigating the Future: The Impact of Generative AI on Higher Education
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Revamping Hybrid Technology in Classrooms for Student & Faculty Success
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How to Create an Environment of Innovation
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How to Effectively Manage Cybersecurity & Compliance Challenges
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86.66% of delegates said this is the best event they’ve attended all year
Keynote Speakers
A dynamic roster of keynote speakers drives innovation at our congress events. Discover thought leaders and game-changers whose invaluable insights foster growth and excellence in each of our delegates.
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University of California-Los Angeles, CA
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University of California-Los Angeles, CA
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University of California at San Diego, CA
Speakers
A dynamic roster of keynote speakers drives innovation at our congress events. Discover thought leaders and game-changers whose invaluable insights foster growth and excellence in each of our delegates.
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Fordham University (NY)
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Utah State University, (UT)
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University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (WI)
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Minnesota State University-Mankato, MN
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Adrian College, MI
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Clackamas Community College (OR)
The Schedule
Event Registration
Opening Keynote
Strategy Session/Business Meeting
Afternoon Refreshments and networking
Strategy Session/Business Meeting/Round tables Discussions/Workshops
Free time
Welcome drinks and Dinner
Networking Breakfast
Morning Keynote/Panel Session
Strategy Session/Business Meeting
Morning Refreshments and networking
Strategy Session/Business Meeting
Workshop/Roundtable disccussions
Networking Luncheon
Roundtables/Business meetings/Workshops
Afternoon refreshements and netwotking
Strategy Session/Business Meeting
Closing Day keynote
Free time
Networking Drinks and Dinner
Morning Refreshments and networking
Workshop/Roundtable disccussions
Brunch
Strategy Session/Business Meeting
Closing Keynote
Our Commitments to You
Maximized Networking Opportunities
A personal, customized itinerary
Exclusive qualified attendance
return on time and objective
Delegate Testimonials
I met some of the most engaging professionals and had conversations that I never would have had a chance to participate in. If you get a chance, go.
This was an intimate, power packed, engaging experience; with like minded individuals that gave motivated me to continue to be a collaborative change agent.
My experience at the HE CIO Congress put on by RTM was great, definitely worth the time. It was well organized and fulfilling. I found the networking to be extremely valuable and it was prioritized and encouraged throughout the conference. I was able to connect with individuals at a diverse set of institutions across the country (e.g., community college, big, small, R1). The sessions were small groups that encouraged discourse and knowledge sharing. Everyone I met was extremely kind, open-minded, and welcoming.
The CIO Congress was a highly effective and enlightening experience. It was not only an opportunity to learn from leading experts but also a platform to engage with and contribute to the wider IT community. I left the event with new insights and connections that I am eager to explore further in my professional journey. I return to my university energized with new ideas and perspectives.
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