Winners of the 2009 Ones to Watch Awards
Honoring the next generation of IT leaders and the CIOs who have fostered their talents
Mon, May 04, 2009
CIO —
Smart leaders invest now for the future. And they don't stop making that investment when times get tough.
Honoring that steadfast commitment to leadership development is at the heart of the Ones to Watch Awards, presented annually by CIO magazine and the CIO Executive Council. Through this award, we recognize the next generation of IT leaders and the CIOs who've never stopped investing in their talents. With our Standout awards, we highlight those Ones to Watch honorees who have excelled in leading innovation, business strategy, project execution, team building or organizational change.
The 25 men and women who comprise the 2009 Ones to Watch honorees truly epitomize the spirit of business technology leadership. Congratulations to all of our honorees and their CIOs.
Mark Abbott, 36
SVP for Strategy and Technology AlignmentRaymond James Financial
Philip Alberta, 38
VP, IT Business and TechnologyTiffany & Co.
Richard Bailey, 54
Deputy CIOState of Connecticut, Dept. of Information Technology
Sharon Cates-Williams, 48
Deputy CIO IT Delivery ServicesNew York State CIO/Office for Technology
Kevin Cooke, 39
Associate CIO, IT Corporate ManagementU.S. Department of Energy
Ken Corless, 44
Executive Director of Business Applications DeliveryAccenture
Risa Fogel
Senior Managing Director of Business Relationship ManagementCushman & Wakefield
Tracy Foy, 42
VP and CTOHealthSouth
Vipin Gupta, 40
Innovator
SVP, Business Information OfficerNational City
Bruno Hall, 41
Deputy CIO, AmericasECI Telecom
Zack Hicks, 45
VP, Administrative ServicesToyota Motor Sales, USA
T.X. Ho, 51
Project Driver
Senior Director of Global ApplicationsSybase
Harold Eugene (Gene) Hopkins, 50
Senior Director, Enterprise ApplicationsEMCON Technologies
Debbie Jowers, 52
Administrative Director of ApplicationsTexas Health Resources
Jay Kerley, 42
Change Agent
VP, IT Production Services and Solutions ManagementApplied Materials
Craig Lynch, 38
Enterprise Information and eLearning Services OfficerChicago Public Schools
Vito Melfi, 52
VP, IT OperationsGevity
Jeffrey Modell, 40
Division Chief, IT Client ServicesInternational Monetary Fund
Karen Nocket, 47
Business Strategist
Divisional Information Officer, Automotive SystemsToyota Motor Sales, USA
Jennifer Sanchez, 49
IT Manager, Section ChiefFederal Bureau of Investigation
Ed Smith, 43
SVP, Global Internet SolutionsEquifax
Chris Tomlinson, 32
Director, RadiologyChildren's Hospital of Philadelphia
Dee Waddell, 37
Team Builder
Group Information Officer, Marketing, Sales and Customer ServiceAmtrak (National Railroad Passenger Corporation)
Gary Widiger, 44
Director, Enterprise ArchitectureUniGroup
David Zanca, 51
SVP, E-Commerce TechnologyFedEx Services


