women in technology program guide

JUNE 13, 2012Georgia Aquarium

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Welcome and thank you for joining us this evening. We have a very special evening planned for you, including

great opportunities to network with old friends and new, to bid on an exciting line-up of Georgia’s top technology

executives, and to contribute to a very worthy cause—the development and support of girls and women in science,

technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers in Georgia.

This event would not be possible without the tireless dedication of countless WIT volunteers or the support of our

generous event sponsors. We cannot thank them enough:

Our sponsors can be found on page six. Follow us on Twitter @WITATL, #WITConnect. Thank you again for joining

us and connecting for the future.

Sincerely,

Stephanie Norris, AT&T Lo Li, IHG

WIT Connect Co-Chair WIT Connect Co-Chair

WIT Board Advisors

Jennifer Sobocinski, Carter Baldwin

Margot King, ZeroChaos

Program Director

Debey Stratton, Genesys

Project Manager

Betsy Robinson, jobTopia

Marketing

Chantelle Uischner, VeriFone, Inc.

Table & Ticket Sales

Parisa Perkins, Aventis Systems, Inc.

Volunteer Management

Leza Dabit, Resolution Technologies

Sponsorships & Sales

Chair: Wendy Kemp, BRiCK House Specialty Resources

Dawn Evans, AT&T

Celine Nguyen, Xpect SVC, LLC

Melanie Jobin, Xpect SVC, LLC

Auction Candidates

Chair: Christine Newhart, CASEA Partners, LLC

Amy Hassinger, Infor

Claire Blake, Agile

Star VanderHaar, Arketi Group

Betsy Robinson, jobTopia

Suzie Negus, CASEA Partners, LLC

Event Committee

WIT Connect Presented by Dell:Celebrating 18 Years

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About WIT and the WIT Foundation

WITCelebrating 20 years of excellence, Women in Technology (WIT) is a not-for-profit

organization comprised of a diverse community of professional women dedicated to

promoting the advancement of women in the field of technology in Georgia. WIT’s programs

and initiatives are designed to support women throughout the entire lifecycle of their careers.

Education

• Forums&Socials

• CareersinAction:

s Executive Readiness

s Leadership Foundations

s Success by Design

• BiblioBabesBookClub

Signature Events

• WITConnect

• WomenoftheYearinTechnologyAwards

WIT FoundationFounded in 2004, the WIT Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit organization that supports

the philanthropic aims of WIT, Inc. The Foundation focuses on pre-career programs,

awarding cash grants to area organizations and non-profits focusing on girls and science,

technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Signature Programs

• GirlsGetIT

• WITonCampus

WIT LeadershipStephanie Hill

WIT Executive Director

Brenda Holmes

WIT President

Tricia Dempsey

WIT Vice President

Dawn G. Patrick

WIT Treasurer

Jennifer Sobocinski

WIT Secretary

Sandy Hofmann

WIT Past President

Judi Vitale

WIT&WITFoundation

BoardChair

Cheryl King

WIT&WITFoundation

Director

Marianne Johnson

WIT Director

Denise Billups

WIT Director

Shannon Johnston

WIT Director

Lisa Clancey

WIT&WIT

Foundation Director

Jannet Walker

WIT Foundation President

Denise Reese

WIT Foundation

Vice President

Lori Turbé

WIT Foundation Treasurer

Vicki Hamilton

WIT Foundation Secretary

Margot King

WIT Foundation

Past President

Lisa McVey

WIT Foundation Director

Henrietta Barnes


Cigdem Delano


Marie Mouchet


Lacey Damico

WIT Associate

Executive Director

Amanda Hammerli

WIT Foundation

Association Manager

For more information, please visit

www.mywit.org

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Table of Contents

Sponsors ..................................................................................................................6

This Evening’s Program ...................................................................................... 7

The Bidding Process ............................................................................................ 7

Silent Auction Candidates ..................................................................................8

Live Auction Candidates ................................................................................... 17

And the winner is…Admire her accomplishments?Nominate her for Women of the Year in Technology!

Grant Thornton and WIT are delighted to announce that nominations for the annual Women of the Year in Technology awards are now open. Nominate outstanding women whose accomplishments as technology executives deserve our attention, respect and applause.

NEW THIS YEAR: Girl of the Year Award

As part of WIT’s commitment to support the entire lifecycle of the careers of women in technology, we are proud to announce thefirst-ever Girl of the Year award. Every girl who participates and is fully engaged in a Girls Get IT program between January 1 and September 28, 2012 is eligible to be nominated by the GGIT host companies or mentors.

presents

Save the Date: Thursday, November 1

Cobb Energy Centrewww.mywit.org

2011 Women of the Year in Technology

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Presenting

Silver

Gold Media Partner

Photography provided by:

Signage provided by:

Table Sponsors

Sponsors

ADP

Cbeyond

CHASE Professionals

Datum Software

Elavon

IBM

IHG

Kaiser Permanente

McKesson

MDI Group

North Highland

OrangeBusiness

Services

Premier Logic

Pyramid Consulting

Randstad

SA IT Services

Scintel

Southern Company

Technology Association

of Georgia

The Coca-Cola Company

Xpanxion, LLC

ZeroChaos

What’s Up Interactive

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6 p.m. Silent Auction and Registration Open

7 p.m. Live Auction Begins (silent auction closes 15 minutes after live auction finishes)

9 p.m. Check-out for Winning Bidders

Auctioneers:

Silent Auction

This evening’s silent auction technology is brought to you

byBidPal,acompanydedicatedtoimprovingcharitable

fundraising events.

The silent auction will open at 6 p.m., and will close 15 minutes

aftertheliveauctionends.Youcanregisterandbidforthesilent

auctionononeoftheBidPalhandhelddevices.Ifyouarethe

winner of a silent auction, you must visit the check-out table

in the registration area to make payment arrangements for the

executive meeting you have purchased before your departure.

Live Auction

To participate in the live auction, you must register at the tables

located near the main entrance upon arrival. At that time, you

will receive a bid number and corresponding paddle, which you

may use to bid on any package during the live auction. If you

are the highest bidder of an auction, a bid runner will come to

you to collect contact and billing information. Please note that

despite giving information to the bid runner, you must also

visit the check-out table before departing the event.

Check-Out Process

As the winner of an auction, you must visit the check-out desk,

located near the main entrance, before leaving tonight’s event.

At the check-out desk, both contact and billing information will

be confirmed. For your convenience, checks, cash and credit

cards (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express) are accepted.

If you require an invoice, your credit card details will be

captured as a guarantee, and your payment must be received

in full by July 16, 2012.

Connecting with Your Auction Candidate(s)

No contact information for the auction candidate will be

provided until payment has been received in full. Auction

candidates will not schedule meetings with the winning

bidders until WIT has notified them that payment has been

received. Within one week of receiving full payment, WIT will

provide the auction candidate(s) with the winning bidder’s

contact information. The winning bidder will be copied on

this communication. At that point, it is the responsibility of the

winning bidder to contact the auction candidate(s) to schedule

their meeting. Winning bidders should contact their auction

candidate(s) no later than August 1, 2012. After that time, WIT

has no further responsibility to assist you with connecting with

the auction candidate(s).

This Evening’s Program

The Bidding Process

www.theauctionalliance.com

YOUR CONTRIBUTION COUNTSWIT and the WIT Foundation are proud to serve as passionate advocates

for advancing women in Georgia’s technology community, and your

generous support makes this possible. Funds raised through events such

as this evening enable WIT to provide networking, thought leadership,

and professional development opportunities to Georgia’s leading women

in technology. This money also provides critical funding to the WIT

Foundation’s educational initiatives and grants programs that support

our mission to increase the number of female students pursuing STEM-

related careers. Since 2007 alone, more than $1.4 million has been raised.

Thank you for your generous support, and for making a difference in the

technology community in Georgia.

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Adriana (Andi) Karaboutis

Dell, Inc.

Chief Information Officer

www.dell.com

Adriana (Andi) Karaboutis

currently serves as CIO for

Dell, where she oversees the

information systems that support Dell’s business

worldwide. Andi joined Dell in March 2010 as

VicePresident,GlobalOperations&Technology

IT, responsible for Manufacturing, Supply Chain,

Procurement and Product Development systems. Prior

to joining Dell, she served as Global Manufacturing and

Labor Information Officer for General Motors.

Brian Flynn

Crawford and Company

Executive Vice President and

Global Chief Information Officer

www.crawfordandcompany.com

As EVP and CIO for Crawford,

Brianisresponsibleforthe

company’s technology, including its strategic global

systems roadmap, business intelligence and analytics,

and worldwide innovation programs. He also serves

as Chief Privacy Officer, Chief Innovation Officer

andChiefProcessOfficer.UnderBrian’sleadership,

Crawford has been ranked among the InformationWeek

500 for the past three years. In 2011, his team was

ranked 36th.

Brian P. Shield

The Weather Channel, Inc.


www.weather.com

BrianShieldhasservedas

EVP and CIO of The Weather

Channel, Inc. since 1998.

AsheadoftheITorganization,Brianoverseesall

technology infrastructure, internal systems, weather

forecasting, broadcast and software engineering, and

implementation of technology products and services.

He is also responsible for design and delivery of all TWC

technology products and services.

Carolyn Pleiss

AutoTrader.com

Senior Director, Project Office

www.autotrader.com

Carolyn developed and leads

the IT Project Office at

AutoTrader.com, centralizing all

project management resources within IT, in addition

to owning the IT Governance, IT Strategy and IT

Communications functions. She has elevated the

project management discipline across IT through PM

and SDLC process development and training. In 2012,

she is partnering with Application Development,

Enterprise Data to refresh the SDLC (Software

Development Life-cycle).

Carrie Wheeler

Cbeyond


www.cbeyond.net

Carrie currently serves as SVP

and CIO for Cbeyond, where

she develops and executes

an organization-wide IT strategy that facilitates

achievement of Cbeyond’s business goals and advances

their mission. Carrie leads Cbeyond’s capital and

operating planning functions, management and

development of more than 70 applications. Additionally,

she oversees the development and deployment of all

customer-facing applications.

Silent Auction Candidates

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Cathy Callaway Adams

Federal Home Loan Bank Atlanta


Chief Operations Officer

www.fhlbatl.com

Cathy Callaway Adams is EVP

and COO at Federal Home Loan

BankofAtlanta,a$110billionwholesalebank.Cathyis

responsible for directing all administrative, operations,

and support functions of the bank, including IT,

human resources, financial management operations,

community involvement/volunteer programs, security,

facilities management, mail/print management, travel

and meeting planning, and purchasing. She also serves

on the bank’s executive management committee.

Charles A. Chesnutt

Genuine Parts Company

Senior Vice President of

Technology & Process

Improvement

www.genpt.com

Charlie joined Genuine Parts

Company as CFO of EIS, a wholly-owned subsidiary,

in 2002, to help rebuild EIS. He was named Senior Vice

President of Technology and Process Improvement

at GPC in 2007. In this role, he is responsible for the

Corporate Shared Services team, and for driving the

GPC IT model from a decentralized model to a shared

services model.

Chris Kenyon

Elavon


www.elavon.com

Chris Kenyon has global

responsibility for Systems and

Technology at Elavon, including

application development, infrastructure, systems

operations, systems security and the processing

network. Chris joined Elavon in 2006 through the

acquisition of First Horizon Merchant Services, where

he served as EVP and CIO. He served in various

executive level Operation and Technology positions at

First Horizon for 10 years.

Clifford Skelton

Fiserv, Inc.



www.fiserv.com

As EVP and CIO of Fiserv, Inc.,

Clifford Skelton is responsible

for global IT infrastructure and operations, enterprise

architecture, technology governance, and programs

aimed at increasing the efficiency and effectiveness

of the company’s technology platforms. Prior to

joining Fiserv in April 2012, Clifford served as Global

Chief Technology and Operations Officer at Ally

Financial Corporation.

Dave Barnes

UPS


www.ups.com

DaveBarnesistheSVPandCIO

for UPS, and is responsible for

GlobalTechnologyandBusiness

Services for all UPS business units. Dave is also a

member of UPS’s Management Committee. For the past

five years, Dave has been a member of the US National

UnitedWayBoardofTrustees.


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David Webb

Equifax


www.equifax.com

David (Dave) Webb is CIO for

Equifax, with responsibility

for global technology strategy,

operations and support for the delivery of the company’s

innovative solutions. Dave, a 30-year veteran of the IT

and financial services industries, joined Equifax from

SiliconValleyBank,where,asCOO,heledITstrategy

to support its global expansion, drove revenue and

productivity initiatives through the effective use of

technology.

Deborah Levine

Global Payments

Vice President, Global Talent

www.globalpaymentsinc.com

Deborah Levine serves as SVP,

Global Talent Management

with Global Payments, and has

primary responsibility for executive succession planning

and development, executive search and overall talent

management strategy. She has over 25 years of domestic

and international strategic Human Resources/Talent

Management experience within Fortune 500/1000

companiessuchasProgressiveInsurance,Allen-Bradley

Company, Cingular Wireless and AGL Resources.

Edwin Marcial

Intercontinental Exchange


www.theice.com

Edwin Marcial, SVP and CTO for

the Intercontinental Exchange

(ICE), joined Continental Power

Exchange in 1996, and, in 1998, his technical vision led

to the design of an Internet-based commodity trading

system that would evolve into the ICE trading platform

in 2000. Edwin leads a team of technologists as they

continue to enhance the ICE’s core trading, clearing and

data systems and build new applications.

Gib Finley

Agilysys, Inc.

Director, IT

www.agilysys.com

As Director and Head of

Corporate IT for Agilysys, Inc.

Gib is responsible for business

applications and data center operations focused on

strategic initiatives and IT processes supporting internal

employees. Current efforts include improving ease of

business with customers, application rationalization,

building a global IT organization and a sourcing

structure to leverage the company’s purchasing power.

Gordon Steele

Newell Rubbermaid


www.newellrubbermaid.com

As the SVP, CIO, Program

Management Office and Global

Indirect Procurement, Gordon’s

responsibilities include the development and execution

of strategies for all Global IT activities. He also tracks key

business activities around the world.


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Greg Morrison

Cox Enterprises

Vice President and


www.coxenterprises.com

Greg Morrison is Vice President

and Chief Information Officer for

Cox Enterprises, Inc., one of the nation’s leading media

companies and providers of automotive services. He is

responsible for technology planning for all corporate

headquarters operations.

Jay Ferro

American Cancer Society


www.cancer.org

Jay is currently CIO for the

American Cancer Society (ACS),

a nationwide, community-based

voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating

cancer as a major health problem. Headquartered in

Atlanta, ACS has 12 chartered Divisions, more than 900

local offices nationwide and a presence in more than

5,100 communities. Jay is responsible for the people,

strategy and operations of the Global Information

Technology organization.

Jim Clabby

ING

Head of Corporate Applications

www.ing.com

Jim is the Head of IT for

Corporate Applications and US

Information Technology Chief

of Staff, and is responsible for delivery of all technology

solutions for ING’s Finance, Human Resource, Legal and

Communications functions in the U.S. In his career at

ING, Jim has held technology leadership roles, and has

also been the US Technology Chief of Staff and Head of

IT strategy.

Jim Conkwright

ACS/Xerox

Vice President,

Information Technology

www.acs-inc.com

Jim Conkwright is the Vice

President of Eligibility Systems

Development for the Human Services Solutions group

of Xerox Services. He joined Xerox in 2010 and is

responsible for all aspects of the delivery of Xerox’s

frameworkbasedeligibilitysystems.JimhasaBSin

Information Systems from Kennesaw State University.

Larry Quinlan

Deloitte LLP


www.deloitte.com

Larry Quinlan is a Principal at

Deloitte LLP and serves as the

Global CIO for Deloitte – one of

the world’s largest professional services organizations.

Larry chairs the Global CIO Council and sits on the US

Executive Committee. As CIO, Larry has responsibility

for all facets of technology including strategy,

applications, infrastructure, support, and execution.

He leads the worldwide technology organization.


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Lauret Howard

NASCO

Vice President, Strategy, Brand

and Risk Management

www.nasco.com

Lauret Howard, VP for Strategy,

BrandandRiskManagement,

has ultimate responsibility for NASCO’s business

strategy, alignment and execution, brand management,

corporate planning and enterprise risk management.

She has also served as NASCO’s CFO and Vice President

of Performance Services. NASCO provides IT solutions

exclusivelyfocusedontheneedsofBlueCross®and

BlueShield®Plans.

Lee W. Crump

Rollins, Inc.


and GVP

www.rollins.com

Lee Crump is the CIO and GVP

ofBusinessSupportforRollins,

Inc. Rollins is the parent company of Orkin Pest Control,

and many other well known regional pest control

companies. Lee is responsible for all IT, the PMO, and

the Field Administrative Support Group (FASG).

Les Viszlai

CDC Software


www.cdcsoftware.com

Les Viszlai, a global senior

executive, is CIO of CDC

Software. Les brings experience

in Governance, Data Center operations, Marketing

technologies,OperationalIT/Businessintegrationvia

M&A,SaaS/CloudComputing,andCorporateRealEstate

Facilities management to CDC Software. Prior to Joining

CDC, he served in management and IT roles with

companies that included General Electric, Accenture

and Cap Gemini Americas.

Mari Ripp

ADP

Senior Vice President,

Product Development

www.adp.com

Mari Ripp, SVP of Product

Development for ADP

National Account Services, leads the IT development

organization of over 600 associates developing and

supporting the payroll, benefits and Human Capital

Management products in the National Accounts product

suite. She lead the development of ADP’s recently

launched HCM product, ADP Vantage HCM. Mari

joinedADPin2001,leadingtheSmallBusinessServices

development organization.

Mark Ryan

Travelport


www.travelport.com

Mark Ryan has global

responsibility for formulating

and executing Travelport’s

technology strategy. He leads a team of more than

1,200 Travelport technology professionals and oversees

Travelport’s joint venture technology operation in Delhi,

India. In addition, Mark manages 1,000 development

staff through relationships with application partners and

service providers in Asia, North America and Europe.

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Melanee Haywood

Delta Airlines

Managing Director

www.delta.com

Melanee Haywood is Managing

Director, Information Technology

for Delta Air Lines, Inc. Her areas

of responsibility include application development

and support for the Airline Operations and Corporate

Services portfolios. She provides leadership to more

than 400 technology employees who support these

designated business units.

Michael Noel

PRGX

Chief Information Officer and


Shared Services

www.prgx.com

Michael Noel has been PRGX’s

CIO since October, 2009. In addition to his global IT

leadership responsibilities, he manages PRGX’s analytics

shared service operations and has overall responsibility

for driving innovation across the business. Prior to

joining PRGX, he was a partner in the IT Strategy

practice at Infosys Consulting, the management

consulting subsidiary of Infosys Technologies.

Mike Lackey

SAP

Senior Vice President

www.sap.com

Mike Lackey joined SAP in

2008 through the acquisition

of Visiprise, and has global

responsibilityforSolutionManagement,LoB

Manufacturing. Through previous roles at Visiprise,

NetVendor and Teradyne Manufacturing Software

Group, Mike has a unique set of knowledge that

covers both manufacturing software and design

collaboration along with over 20 years of experience

in the high tech sector.

Monica Moore

First Data

Vice President,

Global Information

www.firstdata.com

For more than 19 years, Monica’s

expertise in the technology

field has included executive roles in large corporations,

consulting and custom software development. She

has a proven track record for delivery with Oracle

Corporation, Cox Communications and AutoTrader.

com. In her current role, Monica is responsible for

global solutions development and service delivery of

information and analytics services.

Nancy D’Amico

LeasePlan

Senior Vice President and


www.leaseplan.com

As SVP and CIO, Nancy

D’Amico is responsible for all

of LeasePlan’s project management, information and

communications technology functions. She also serves

as a member of the Executive Management Team.

Nancy’s 29 years of experience includes 12 years at

Delta Air Lines and 13 years with NCR Corporation. Her

background includes leadership positions in software

development, systems engineering and more.

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Pamela K. Kilday

SunTrust

Relationship and Delivery

Manager, Wholesale Enterprise

and Delivery Services

www.suntrust.com

Pamela is the Relationship and

DeliveryManagerforSunTrust’sWholesaleBanking

portfolio, including Treasury and Payments, End-to-end

Lending, Diversified Commercial, Commercial Credit,

Commercial Real Estate and Corporate Investment

Banking.PamhasbeentheCOOandHeadofSunTrust

Robinson Humphrey Services where she led a team of

over 180 professionals. She has also served as CIO of

SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.

Robert Bennett

Federal Home Loan Bank Atlanta


www.fhlbatl.com

As CIO and SVP for the Federal

HomeLoanBankofAtlanta,

RobertBennettisresponsible

for all technology strategy and operations. Prior to

joiningFHLBankAtlanta,RobertwasEVPandCIO

for Homebanc Corporation, a leading retail mortgage

bank in Atlanta. He also enjoyed a 17-year career with

BellSouthTelecommunications,servingasCIOof

BellSouthSmallBusinessServicesandotherroles.

Sallie Graves

ING

Head of Insurance and

Distributor Services IT

www.ing.com

Sallie Graves is the Head of IT for

US Insurance, including Retail

LifeandEmployeeBenefitsbusinesslines.Inthisrole,

she is responsible for designing, planning and building

technology innovations that enable ING to deliver

new products and reach new markets in the insurance

segment. Sallie leads the Insurance Architecture, PMO,

BusinessAnalystgroup,ApplicationDevelopment,and

Quality Assurance.

Shannon Johnston

ShopVisible

Chief Operating Officer

www.shopvisible.com

As COO, Shannon is responsible

for managing all hands-on

operational aspects of the

company, building and maintaining a scalable business

for all operational elements; including Human Capital

Management, Product Management, QA, PMO, Client

Management, Training and Professional Services.

Sheryl Fikse

Southwire

Chief Information Officer and

Senior Vice President, IT

www.southwire.com

Sheryl Fikse is CIO and SVP of

Information Technology Services

for Southwire Company. She is responsible for all

Southwire information and communications systems.

ITS delivers business value to Southwire customers

and protects the foundation upon which they conduct

business. Prior to joining Southwire in 2010, Sheryl

workedwithMYTecSoftasgeneralmanagerforNorth

America and Europe.

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Steve Clancey

Georgia-Pacific


www.gp.com

Steve Clancey, VP of Information

Technology, is the Divisional

CIO for the Packaging Segment

of Georgia-Pacific, where he is responsible for the

technology strategy, execution and operations for the

five businesses that comprise the Segment. Since

1995, Steve has served in various leadership positions,

leading applications development, electronic

commerce,businessintelligence,merger&

acquisitions and establishing the center of

excellence for technology infrastructure.

Sue Dodsworth

Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Vice President, Global Diversity

www.kimberly-clark.com

In her role as Vice President,

Global Diversity Officer for

Kimberly-Clark, Sue Dodsworth

reports directly to the Chief HR Officer and the CEO.

Since joining Kimberly-Clark in 2002, Sue has served as

VP of several divisions. In 2007, Sue moved to the K-C

ProfessionalbusinessasVPofStrategyandM&A,andin

2010, she became Chief Diversity Officer.

Todd Hollosi

Ventyx


www.ventyx.com

AsCIOforVentyx,anABB

Company, Todd is responsible

for establishing the IT strategy

and direction for all product groups across nearly

40 countries. He translates those strategies to a

functional organization with the requisite application,

infrastructure, and information architectures necessary

to optimally achieve business objectives. Todd is

responsible for all aspects and functions of IT from

the strategic level.

Walt Ehmer

Waffle House, Inc.

President and

Chief Operating Officer

www.wafflehouse.com

Walt Ehmer serves President and

COO of Waffle House, Inc., and

he is responsible for the entire Waffle House System.

There are over 1,600 Waffle House Restaurants in 25

States, with approximately 75% of those owned and

operated by Waffle House, Inc.

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The following three executives from Southern Company are being offered in our silent auction

in a very special package. Please refer to your BidPal device for more information.

Kenny Coleman

Southern Company


www.southerncompany.com

Kenny Coleman is the SVP and

CIO for Southern Company, one

of America’s most respected

companies. Kenny leads more than 1,100 employees in

IT strategy development, operations and delivery across

120,000 square miles and nine subsidiaries. He came

into his current role from Alabama Power, where he

served as the VP of Alabama Power’s Southern Division.

Louise Scott

Southern Company

Regional Vice President and



Louise Scott serves as Southern

Company’s Regional CIO

for Georgia Power. In this role, Louise oversees the

development and implementation of information

technology strategy and operations. She also oversees

technology execution for the distribution organization

at Southern Company.

Marie Mouchet

Southern Company



Marie Mouchet is VP and CIO for

Southern Company Generation,

Southern Nuclear and Southern

Power. In this role, Marie leads the development

and implementation of IT strategy and operations

for Southern Company’s generation business, both

regulated and non-regulated. Her role provides strategic

and tactical planning and direction.

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Ed Steinike


Ed Steinike, CIO, is responsible for

the leadership of the company’s IT

strategy, services and operations.

Ed began his tenure at The

Coca-Cola Company as Chief

Technology Officer in 2002,

responsible for all technology, including networks, data

centers, operations, data warehousing and systems

architecture. From 2004 to 2007, Ed was the company’s

Chief Development Officer and CIO for Coca-Cola

North America.

Rob Cain


Enabling Function

Rob Cain is responsible for

building the Vision and Strategy

to ensure the availability of the

skills, capacity and execution

capability needed to support

demand, ensure sustainability, and guarantee the

effectiveness of all relevant IT solutions and platforms.

Previously, Rob served as The General Manager,

BusinessTransformationforCoca-ColaAG,andas

Chief Information Officer for Coca-Cola in Germany,

responsible for the commercial systems and information

technology organization supporting nearly six thousand

users across Germany.

Miriam McLemore


Market Facing Function

Miriam Smith McLemore leads

marketing, interactive marketing,

customer-commercial and

technology(R&D,quality,science,

supply chain and procurement).

Prior to her current role, Miriam was Global IT Director

at The Coca-Cola Company, responsible for application

development, delivery and IT strategy for the Global

Marketing,SupplyChain,R&DandSciencefunctionsof

the Company. Miriam joined The Coca-Cola Company in

1991 in the Finance Division working with international

locations driving financial process consistency and

improvements in analysis and reporting.

Lorie Buckingham

Chief Development Officer

LorieBuckinghamisresponsible

for all applications development

and operations. She will hold

accountability for the execution of

the company’s global applications

portfolio, working closely with the

global senior IT leadership team as a strategic partner

and resource. Immediately, Lorie’s leadership guides

the design, development, building and deployment of

information systems applications and software including

SAP,Web,BusinessIntelligenceandMobile.Shealso

oversees the maintenance, support and upgrades of

existing systems and applications.

Live Auction Candidates

TheCoca-ColaCompany(NYSE:KO)istheworld’slargestbeveragecompany,

refreshing consumers with more than 500 sparkling and still brands. Along

with Coca-Cola, recognized as the world’s most valuable brand, the company’s

portfolio includes 15 other billion-dollar brands, including Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite,

Coca-Cola Zero, vitaminwater, Powerade, Minute Maid, Simply and Georgia.

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Javier Polit


Bottler Investment Group

Javier Polit is the CIO for the

BottlingInvestmentsGroupof

The Coca-Cola Company. In

this role, he is responsible for

setting strategic IT direction. His

primary focus is driving team member development

and progression, revenue generating capabilities, and

operational excellence to create shareholder value. He

delivers step changing capabilities by managing a 200+

million dollar budget and providing leadership direction

to 700+ team members based in North America, South

America, Europe, Africa, The Gulf and Asia.

Kimberly Keever, Vice President,

Information Security & Controls,

Coca-Cola Refreshments

Kim Keever is the VP of

Information Security and

Controls for Coca-Cola

Refreshments (CCR). Her team

is responsible for strategic

security direction, information protection, disaster

recovery/business continuity planning and oversight

of regulatory compliance for CCR. Additionally, her

team works to advance the strategic security related

objectives of The Coca-Cola Company. The team has

significantly reduced security risk; improved controls

and transformed ongoing operational processes to

enable sustainability of these controls.

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George Richter

Vice President, Supply Chain

George Richter oversees all

supply chain activities including

materials management,

purchasing, warehouse and

inventory-management

and material requirement

forecasting. Prior to joining Cox, George spent more

than 12 years with Arrow Electronics Inc., where he

served as Vice President of Product and Supplier

Management, leading the development effort for

supplier management, customer forecast management

and all aspects of purchasing as part of a global Oracle

R12 implementation.

Cyndi Scallion

Director, Strategic Sourcing

in Supply Chain

Cyndi Scallion is a Director in the

Strategic Sourcing group within

the Supply Chain Management.

She has responsibility for

the Indirect Categories. She

was awarded the 2011 Georgia Minority Supplier

DevelopmentCouncilBuyeroftheyearawardforher

work in the staffing sub-category that she directs. In

her 10 year career at Cox Communications, she has

held numerous positions both in the Human Resources

and Supply Chain organizations. Prior to joining Cox

Communications, she worked for Scientific Atlanta, a

Cisco Corporation.

As the third-largest cable provider in the nation, Cox Communications Inc. is

noted for its high-capacity, reliable broadband delivery network and superior

customer care. With more than 6 million total residential and commercial customer

relationships, over 22,000 employees and a firm commitment to education, the Cox

team is widely regarded as an industry leader, having earned multiple distinctions

in customer satisfaction, diversity practices and company strategy.

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Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) is an international hotel company whose goal

is to create great hotels guests love. IHG has more guest rooms than any other hotel

company in the world – that’s rooms in more than 4,200 hotels across nearly 100

countries. Their guests make over 180 million stays in IHG hotels every year, and

they operate seven hotel brands – InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Hotel Indigo,

Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites.

Eric Pearson


As CIO for IHG, Eric Pearson is

accountable for all technology

systems supporting IHG hotels

and corporate offices globally.

This includes the development

and application of all global

systems supporting our day-to-day business of driving

top-line revenue. Previously, as Chief Marketing Officer

for the Americas division of IHG, Eric was accountable

for all sales and marketing activities across IHG brands in

the regions, including brand marketing, global sales, and

revenue management. In addition to his responsibilities,

EricbecameinterimHeadofGlobalBrandsinJuly2011.

Bates Turpen


Technical Operations –

Global Technology

As SVP, Technical Operations,

BatesisresponsibleforGlobal

Operations, Global Networks,

Global Reservation Centers,

Database, Infrastructure and Enterprise Application

Support. He also serves on the IT Architectural Council

and heads up Global Security Council for IHG. He joined

InterContinental Hotels Group in February 1984, and,

priortobeingnamedSVP,TechnicalOperations,Bates

served in numerous technical and management roles.

Peter Tyrll

Vice President,

Global Technology

As VP of Global Technology, Peter

Tyrell has led his team in making

significant contributions across

revenue systems at IHG. Working

collaboratively with business

and technology teams, he and his team have delivered

key solutions in support of strategic business needs

related to IHG’s Reservation and Revenue Management

systems. He joined IHG in 2008 and has a long standing

technology career with organizations in the UK and US

- ITNET Ltd, Coca-Cola Enterprises and most recently,

Hilton Hotels Corporation.

Jeff Eckard

Vice President,

Owner, Operations and

Hotel Lifecycle Technologies

As VP of Hotel Lifecycle

Technologies, Jeff Eckard

works with technologies that

center around CRM, Tasks/

Project Management, Green Environment, Quality,

Scheduling, Document Management and Data Services.

Technologies that Jeff’s team utilize include Java, Oracle,

SalesForce, GWT and an emphasis on cloud computing

and application translation services. Jeff’s team also

uses off-the-shelf applications such as Steton (Quality)

and Alfresco (DMS). He has been responsible for nine

technology teams (and 21 software solutions) over the

course of 15 years at IHG.

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Lisa McVey


Lisa McVey is CIO for McKesson

Provider Technologies and

Physician Practice Solutions.

She has overall responsibility

for IT leadership for MPT, the

largest division of McKesson

Technology Solutions (MTS), and the Ambulatory

Business.Lisadirectsandmanagescomputingand

IT strategic plans, policies, programs and schedules

for business and finance data processing, computer

services, network communications, and management

information services.

Bob DiLegge

Senior Director

Information Technology

BobDiLeggeisaSeniorDirector

with McKesson IT. In his 30

years at McKesson, he has spent

most of his time in McKesson

Provider Technologies –

ResearchandDevelopmentOrganization.Bobstarted

as a software engineer and worked his way to Vice

President of Software Development, where he lead

Product Management, Project Management, Design,

Development and Quality Assurance teams. He

transferred to McKesson IT’s – Infrastructure Services

Team in 2010, where he leads the Service Management

Team in the Application Hosting group of McKesson IT.

Jeremy Muench

Senior Vice President of

Operations and Six Sigma

Jeremy Muench is Senior Vice

President, Operations, and Six

Sigma Leader for McKesson

Provider Technologies (MPT),

leading cross-functional and

multi-business unit programs to improve operational

and financial performance. As Vice President,

Commercial Initiatives, Jeremy led strategic company-

wide efforts to simplify go-to-market activities,

focusing on improvements in cost structure, salesforce

productivity and customer satisfaction.

Mike Marchlik

Vice President QA and

Regulatory Affairs

As VP of Quality Assurance

and Regulatory Affairs for

McKesson Provider Technologies

Mike Marchlik oversees the

establishment, monitoring and

management of quality systems throughout MPT. He is

accountable for compliance with the United States Food

&DrugAdministration(FDA),aswellasCanadianandEU

medical device regulations. Mike works closely across all

MPT functions and business units to ensure that robust

quality systems are in place to continually improve the

quality of MPT products and services.

As the nation’s leading health care services company, McKesson provides

pharmaceuticals, medical supplies and health care information technologies that

make health care safer while reducing costs. McKesson touches virtually every

aspectofhealthcare.Bycombiningitsindustry-leadinghealthcareinformation

technology and scale with unsurpassed clinical knowledge, McKesson is helping

health care providers deliver better, safer care while reducing unnecessary costs.


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Randy Hyun

Senior Vice President

Strategy and Business Development

Randy has been with McKesson for over 12 years and has held numerous

roles at the company. In his current role as SVP, Corporate Strategy and

BusinessDevelopment,hehasresponsibilityforstrategicplanning,mergers

and acquisitions, and growth initiatives for McKesson Provider Technologies.

Randy is also a member of the leadership team for McKesson Technology

Solutions, a $3.3 billion segment of McKesson. Prior to McKesson, he held positions at a management

consulting firm and at an e-commerce start-up.


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Bill VanCuren

Vice President


Billisaleadershipteammember

of NCR’s Industry Solutions

Group and Chief Financial Office

organizations, and sits on both

the Leadership Council and

Leadership Team. His current assignment as CIO has

oversight over the full application realization process,

portfolio management, global networks and processing

services for both internal and external customer services,

security and compliancy, and all workgroup computing.

Diana Tullio

Director of IT Strategy,

Architecture, and

Shared Services

Diana is responsible for IT central

governance (program portfolio

management), business planning,

continuous improvement,

software quality assurance, database and system

integration shared services, and India Development

Center oversight. In her current role, Diana is chartered

with providing vision and strategic change management

for the IT business at NCR including disruptive

innovation to processes, technologies, and people

aspects of the organization.

Barrett Schiwitz

Vice President

BarrettjoinedNCRthroughthe

acquisition of Radiant Systems

in 2011. At Radiant Systems,

BarrettwasresponsiblefortheIT

function that included enterprise

applications, technology

infrastructure, and the project management office. His

current assignment at NCR is to lead the integration

of Radiant Systems into NCR. This involves leading

a cross-functional team to establish the business

processes and infrastructure required for the Hospitality

line of business.

Ivan Alvarez

Vice President,

Services Technology

Ivan is a member of the NCR IT

and Services leadership teams.

His current assignment includes

management of the IT Systems

that support NCR’s Managed

Services Offers and the technology that enables services

delivery to NCR customers. This includes the selection

of the technology portfolio, the operational support

of the production systems and the infusion of new

technologies in these two areas.

NCRCorporation(NYSE:NCR)isaglobaltechnologycompanyleadinghowthe

world connects, interacts and transacts with business. NCR’s assisted- and self-

service solutions and comprehensive support services address the needs of retail,

financial, travel, hospitality, entertainment, gaming, public sector, telecom carrier

and equipment organizations in more than 100 countries.


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Julie Untener

IT Vice President -

ERP Applications

Julie serves as the IT Partner to

the Executive VP of the Integrated

Solutions Group and Senior VP of

Global Operations organizations,

and sits on the Leadership

Council. In Julie’s current role, she has company-

wide accountability for a single enterprise instance of

OracleeBusinesssSuite,includingOrderManagement,

Financials (with 100% GL coverage flowing thru ERP),

and Manufacturing Modules (with 60% manufacturing

inventory managed within ERP).

Dennis Ferguson

Vice President,

Technology and Infrastructure

Dennis is responsible for all

infrastructure technology

solutions, including the NCR

Network, Data Centers, Client

and all Infrastructure HW

and SW Solutions. He leads a team to provide above

benchmark SLA performance and solutions. In addition

to the centralized management and deployment of

infrastructure solutions, he is responsible for the NCR

Internal Help Desk and a Field Operations team that

supports resources and infrastructure at key

NCR Locations.


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