Advisory Council

Annual open meeting

Attend this open meeting to experience firsthand the collaborative environment, insightful discussions, and valuable networking opportunities that the AOTMP Advisory Council offers its members.

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Panels, discussions, and success stories on topics including:

Navigating the AI Frontier

Impact, Implications, Challenges for IT Professionals

Managing the Unmanageable

A Fresh Take on Mobile Devices and Services

Cloud Mastery

Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities in Modern IT Service Management

SaaS Under Siege

Overcoming License Management Nightmares

Unleashing Tech Talent

Forging High-Performance Teams in the Digital Era

Navigating TEM

Unlocking Value, Overcoming Hurdles  

Supported by these AOTMP® Certified Vendors who are committed to helping customers achieve improved financial outcomes and operational efficiencies. Learn more about becoming a Certified Vendor

Meeting Agenda

Join your technology management peers online for member panels, success stories, and lively discussions.

Time Topic
11:00am to 11:25am
AOTMP®, Industry Overview, Opportunities and Challenges
11:30am to 11:55am
Cloud Mastery: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities in Modern IT Service Management
12:00pm to 12:25pm
Navigating the AI Frontier: Impact, Implications, Challenges for IT Professionals
12:30pm to 12:55pm
Strengthening Cybersecurity Resilience: Enhancing Protection Through Policies, Technology, and Best Practices
1:00pm to 1:25pm
Managing the Unmanageable: A Fresh Take on Mobile Devices and Services
1:30pm to 1:55pm
SaaS Under Siege: Overcoming License Management Nightmares
2:00pm to 2:25pm
New Technology Functionality
2:30pm to 2:55pm
Navigating TEM: Unlocking Value, Overcoming Hurdles
2:55pm to 3:00pm
Wrap up

What is the AOTMP Advisory Council?

Peer to peer collaboration for business professionals who manage telecom, mobile, and cloud / IT management environments. Our members are responsible for innovation, strategy, operations, finance, vendor management, and more.

Here’s what some of our existing Members joined the Advisory Council

"To keep myself and my team up to date on AI, Data Analytics and Data Privacy area and also share best practices with fellow IT professionals."
Arunkumar Thirunagalingam
McKesson
"Impacting how we use the changes in technology to support organizations and impact the bottom line."
Valerie Banks
Valerie Banks
Aramark
"Sharing best practices and understanding what others are doing."
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Chris Lang
Riverwood Capital
"I enjoy the interaction and networking and want to make a difference with knowledge sharing."
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Glenn Leatherwood
Valmont Industries
"I want to share my experience with my peers and learn from them."
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Jeff Martin
Corebridge Financial
"I want to learn from and share experiences with colleagues in my industry."
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Rhonda Washington
Foot Locker
"I enjoy being a member and connecting with others to share what works and what does not."
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Brian Mooney
State of Louisiana (LAPCF)
"My previous experience on the IT advisory board has provided me with valuable insights and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities we face."
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Yolonda Armstrong-Johnson
American Cancer Society
"Drive innovation and collaborate with other leaders to influence the direction of key technology sectors like IT cloud, AIML, etc."
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Rama Vaddy
The Kraft Heinz Company
"To keep learning about AI/ML and its impact on business/processes."
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Dean Wilson
Hearst Media
"Share best practices, learn from mentors, be a mentor, grow as an IT leader."
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Nate Westerfield
Midwest Food Bank
"I enjoy being a member and connecting with others to share what works and what does not."
Brian Machan
Brian Machan
Ryder Systems Inc.

Attendance eligibility

There is no cost to attend for individuals directing, managing, or actively participating in the internal technology management activities of their employer.

No vendor personnel will be approved. Learn more about becoming a Certified Vendor