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Next Show - Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 9:00 AM Central                
 
Can a CIO lead from the middle?
Guest: Neil Jarvis
Title: Vice President and Chief Information Officer, AAA NCNU

Guest: Damon Anderson
Title:
Chief Information Officer, State of Pennsylvania - Conservation and Natural Resources (PA-DCNR)

CIOs need to build networks, exert influence up and down the hierarchy, problem-solve, communicate effectively, and deliver, in order to keep the wheels of the IT organization moving in the same direction as the business and deliver results. Unfortunately many CIOs endowed with these valuable skills can be pulled into a "producing" vs. "leading" role due to the environment and/or tough times, essentially demoting them to the role of a middle manager. So, how can a CIO lead from that spot? How can a CIO avoid this fate?


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