Open Government & Innovations Conference 2010

Culture Shock: Changing the Culture to Further the Mission

Mark Amtower, Co-Founder of the Government Market Master Certificate Program

Susan Camarena, Chief Knowledge Officer, Federal Transit Administration, Dept. of Transportation

Rachel Lunsford , Management Analyst - Office of Information & Technology, Department of Veterans Affairs

Barbara Pearson, Director - Knowledge Management Staff , Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, U.S. Treasury Department

Policy & Process: Creating Social Media Policies That Really Enable Open Government & Innovation

Maxine Teller, Founder, MiXT Media Strategies

Giovanni Carnaroli, Associate CIO for IT Policy Oversight, Dept. of Transportation

Tamie Lyles-Santiago, Acting Director, IT Commercial Policy & Emerging Technology, Office of the CIO, Department of Defense

Lovisa Williams, Senior Technology Advisor, Office of Innovative Engagement, US Department of State

Crisis Response 2.0 - The Haiti Earthquake and Beyond

Noel Dickover, Department of Defense

Stuart Gill, Disaster Risk Management, The World Bank

Monika Adamczyk, Boston CrisisCamp Coordinator, CrisisCommons

Roger Corneretto, Department of Defense/Joint Staff

Alex Howard, Gov 2.0 Washington Correspondent, O'Reilly Media

The Case for Cool: How Young Employees are Infusing Government with Much-Needed Innovation

David Rapp, Editor in Chief, Federal Computer Week, 1105 Government Information Group

Steve Ressler, Founder, GovLoop

Jonathan Rubin, Communications Specialist, Center for New Media & Citizen Engagement, GSA

Amanda Eamich, Director of New Media, USDA

Jack Holt, Sr. Strategist for Emerging Media, Department of Defense

Keynote Address

Sumit Agarwal, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs) for Outreach and Social Media, Department of Defense

PEP 1: Aligning Open Government Initiatives to the Strategic Priorities of Your Agency: Sponsored by Adobe

Bobby Caudill, Solution Architect, Adobe Systems

PEP 4: Best Practices for Shared Infrastructure Data Storage in the Federal Government: Sponsored by NetApp

Jeff Baxter, Lead Storage Architect, U.S. Public Sector, NetApp

PEP 2: Cloud Economics 101: Sponsored by Cisco & Intel

Francie Kress, vSpecialist, Federal VCE Coalition, EMC

Kapil Bakshi, Chief Solutions Architect for Cloud Computing, Cisco

Russ Fromkin, Director, Intel Federal

Carmen Iannacone, Chief Technology Officer, Smithsonian Institution

Barry Sheward, Cloud Computing Chief Engineer, Lockheed Martin IS&GS NexGen

Annie Williams, VP, Federal Sales, Terremark

Tim Harder, Global Principal Architect for Network Attached Storage, EMC

Alex Hart, Director, Public Sector Channel Sales, VMware

Don Poorman, VCE Affinity Team, EMC

PEP 3: Knowledge: An Asset and Advantage to Develop, Maintain, and Share (Sponsored by RWD)

Mal Poulin, Enterprise Market Director, RWD Technologies

PEP 5: Need More than a Network File Share System? Try Easy-to-Use, Basic Content Services: Sponsored by Xythos/Blackboard

Kevin Alansky, Sr. Director of Marketing, Blackboard’s Professional Education Group

OGI 1-1 - A Social Media Blueprint: Using Social Media To Further Mission

Karen Malkin, Assistant to the Administrator, USDA Farm Service Agency

Amanda Eamich, Director of New Media, USDA

OGI 1-2 – Measuring Gov 2.0: Understanding What Metrics Matter

Maxine Teller, Founder, MiXT Media Strategies

Bryan Sivak, CTO, District of Columbia

Fred Smith, Senior Technologist, CDC

OGI 1-3 – Ethical Dilemmas: Ethics, Trust and Reputation Management

Maxine Teller, Founder, MiXT Media Strategies

Kelcy Allwein , DIA

David Bray, Ph.D., Executive for Innovation, Integration, and Interoperability, Office of the Program Manager, Information Sharing Environment (PM-ISE)

Gary Elliott, Chief Information Assurance Officer , The Genesis Key, Inc./SecurDigital, Inc.

OGI 1-4 - Implementing Web 2.0 in the U.S. Government

Michael Boller, Acting Director of Enterprise Planning & Investment, Department of Defense Business Transformation Agency

Johnny Burton, Technology, Innovation & Engineering, Office of the Deputy Chief Management Office (ODCMO), Department of Defense

Trish Van Belle, COO - EP&I, Business Transformation Agency

OGI 2-1 - A Collaborative Model for Innovation: Virtual USA

Bob Greenberg, Virtual USA & First Responder Communities of Practice, Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate

David Boyd, Ph.D., Director: Command, Control and Interoperability Division, Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate

Jose Vazquez, Director, First Responder Technologies Program (R-Tech), Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate

OGI 2-2 – Case Study: Creating the Air Force Social Media Guide

Paul Bove, Digital Communications Strategist & Senior Web Developer, Air Force Public Affairs Agency

OGI 2-3 – Engaging Internal Customers

David Dejewski, DoD

David Ferguson, Director - Global Development Commons, USAID

Melissa Marroso, Associate Partner, Human Capital Practice, IBM

Bryan Sivak, CTO, District of Columbia

OGI 3-1 - Case Study - Taking Social Media’s Temperature: How MHS Integrates Collaborative Technology into Their Mission

Michael E. Kilpatrick, MD, Director of Strategic Communications, Military Health System

OGI 3-2 – Open, Yet Secure: The Open Government Paradox?

Bobby Caudill, Solution Architect, Adobe Systems

Dean Halstead, Collaboration Architect, Microsoft

OGI 3-3 – Open Source for Open Government

Cory Casanave, Board Member, OMG

Chris C. Kemp, CTO, NASA

Paul Loeffler, Director of Business Development, JasperSoft

OGI 3-4 – The Open Government Toolkit: New Technologies for a New Kind of Government

Wyatt Kash, Facilitator, Director of Event Content Strategy & Editor-at-Large, 1105 Government Information Group

Steve Drucker, President, Fig Leaf Software (VOSB)

Daniel Kasun, Sr. Director, US Public Sector Evangelism , Microsoft Corporation