The upcoming briefing, scheduled for June 22, will feature chief information officers from three L.A. County departments:
- Aman Bhullar, CIO for the Department of the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk and a pioneer in incorporating cutting-edge technology into government operations. Bhullar is a seasoned IT professional who is recognized for driving tech initiatives into enterprise software implementations of voting technology, ERP, CRM, SCM, Imaging and Electronic Records Programs. Bhullar was awarded Government Technology magazine’s CIO of the Year at the 2023 L.A. IT Leadership Forum.
Aman Bhullar - Michael J. Sylvester II, CIO and assistant department head for the L.A. County Department of Social Services. Since September, Sylvester II has served as the acting chief deputy of administration, responsible for overseeing the technology, finance, contracts, programs and services for the largest social services agency in the nation. He has helped transform the department into a forward-looking, agile and technologically advanced organization, and the department has achieved numerous awards for innovation and technology advancement.
Michael J. Sylvester II . - Terence Davis, CIO of the Department of Parks and Recreation since June 2022 and a technology leader with more than 30 years’ experience in governance, architecture, security, design and delivery. Davis has extensive experience in delivery of enterprise projects for domestic and international Fortune 50 customers using modern technologies in on-site and offshore models.
Terence Davis .
“We are excited to bring back the L.A. County IT leadership briefings and give our industry members an opportunity to hear directly from CIOs about their IT priorities and plans,” said Mike Driessen, vice president of Subscription Services for e.Republic, parent company of Industry Insider. “L.A. County is comprised of 37 departments, 112,000 employees and has a total annual budget of over $42 billion, so needless to say, it can be complex to understand and navigate.”
Driessen added: “Our goal is to facilitate meaningful discussions between L.A. County IT leaders and industry partners to help both sides work together and deliver results.”
Industry Insider’s previous briefings in Los Angeles County have drawn high attendance and participation, and the events include a question-and-answer period for vendors to query chief information officers, chief technology officers and other IT leaders.
The L.A. County briefing is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 22 at the Hacienda Heights Community Center. The briefing is open to members of Industry Insider. More details about the event as well as a registration link can be found online.
