Sacramento WITI and our sponsor Deloitte invite you to join us for our Annual Career Event!

A panel of IT Leaders will discuss career issues impacting women in IT!

- Amy Tong, Director California Department of Technology

- Pamela Randall, Vice President, Global Solutions, KellyOCG

- Julie Quinn, Managing Director, Deloitte Consulting

Additionally, recruiting professionals from some of the area's top employers will provide resume critique, career advice and will share their open IT jobs.

Control your Future by Creating it! ...and of course Men are always welcome...

Refreshments will be served

About Our Speaker(s)

Amy Tong, Director California Department of Technology

Governor Brown appointed Amy Tong as Director of the Department of Technology on June 30, 2016. She was serving as Interim Director of the California Department of Technology since April 1, 2016. Prior to joining the Department of Technology, Amy Tong served as the Chief Deputy Director of the Office of Systems Integration (OSI) and the Agency Information Officer of the California Health and Human Services Agency (CHHS) since August 2014. As the Chief Deputy Director, Amy managed the daily operations of OSI, with the main focus on enterprise service functions, and provided oversight on processes and procedures to ensure the success of major project delivery. Amy's highest priority was to strengthen OSI's ability to provide excellent service such as project management and procurement management to customers, and being innovative in utilizing technology as the business enabler. As the Agency Chief Information Officer, Amy worked closely with CHHS and its departments' key members to establish, promote, and implement a strategic governance body and process to govern the portfolio of technology investments in the CHHS. Prior to her joining OSI, Amy has 20 years of business, technology, and management experience in the public sector. Previously, she served as the Deputy Director and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at California Lottery, Chief Technology Officer at Board of Equalization; Chief of the Data Center at California Public Employees' Retirement System; and was the acting CIO at the Water Resources Control Board. Amy has a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information System (MIS) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from California State University, Sacramento.

In addition to her professional career, Amy also spent the past 15 years serving the community as a volunteer. She is the former national vice-chair of a non-profit organization, with the mission to empower community members in civic engagement, youth leadership development, and community service collaboration. Amy is continuing her community involvement by serving as a member of the Planning Commission for the City of Elk Grove.

Pamela Randall, Vice President, Global Solutions, KellyOCG

As Vice President of Global Solutions, Pamela advises high-tech organizations on global workforce solutions to leverage their talent supply chain for optimal business outcomes. She combines her 20 years of designing managed service strategies, recruitment process outsourcing and talent branding with the efficient use of talent analytics to address the pressure organizations are facing in demand for the talent. She has worked with leading Fortune 500 organizations across the high-tech, finance, and healthcare verticals and has a unique view of the gender gap and opportunities for women in STEM-related positions.

In her current position, Pamela dot lines to the team leading KellyOCG's most progressive talent strategy and attraction practice that focuses on building specialized talent communities, innovative career events, employer branding, candidate experience and strategic workforce planning.

As a well-traveled individual, Pamela has gained a global perspective on and appreciation for diverse cultures, and the value women bring to the Gig Economy. Outside of managing a busy career, Pamela supports the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She is the proud mother of two sons who are active in sports, music, and leadership and finds enjoyment with a full day at the spa.

Roy Mathew, Principal, Deloitte Consulting

Roy Mathew is the lead consulting partner for Deloitte's State of California government practice. Over the last two decades, he has worked with numerous state government, higher education, and non-profit clients to improve their efficiency and effectiveness through digital transformations. He is actively involved in developing the firm's capabilities in IT transformation, business process reengineering, and operational performance improvement. He has presented at numerous conferences and events on these topics. Roy holds a Master's degree in Engineering from Stanford University and a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology.

Event Date and Venue

This event will be held from 5:00 to 7:30 pm on Wednesday, November 9, 2016 at:

Deloitte's Downtown Office Park Tower Building
980 9th Street, 18th Floor
Sacramento, California 95814

Schedule

5:00-5:30 Networking, Recruiter Resume Critique and Open Jobs Review

5:30-7:00 Panel Discussion Presentation

7:00-7:30 Networking with Panelists, Recruiters and Hiring Managers

Space is limited; we encourage pre-registration to guarantee admission.

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Pre-Registration

Pre-Registration fees are as follows:

• Free for WITI members
• $15.00 for non-members

Please plan to pay in advance. We accept credit cards.

Pre-Registration Deadline

All registrations must be received by Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Refund Policy

Please check your calendars carefully, as we will be unable to issue refunds. If you are unable to attend, we encourage you to find a substitute to take your place. If you do wish to substitute, please email Tech Support.

Contact Us

For more info regarding registration or event details, please contact Paula Davy ([email protected]).

For more details about pre-registration, contact Tech Support.