John C. Inglis to Deliver Keynote Speech at GTRA/HTRAC June Summits
May 26th, 2015 – The Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA) and Healthcare Technology
Research Alliance & Council (HTRAC) organizations have announced the addition of John C. Inglis to
deliver a keynote at the upcoming Government Technology and Healthcare Technology Council
Meetings. John C. Inglis is a Chairman of the Advisory Board at Securonix and former Deputy Director at
the National Security Agency (NSA).
“We are honored and humbled to have John Inglis deliver this year’s Keynote at our June Summit and
Council Meeting,” said Kelly Yocum, Co-founder and Executive Director of GTRA & HTRAC. “Serving
nearly eight years as Deputy Director at the NSA makes him one of the most intriguing people of our
time. The events that took place during his historic tenure provide a unique perspective on cyber
security for both the private and public sectors. Mr. Inglis’ keynote will be a can’t miss opportunity for
our audience this year! ”
John “Chris” Inglis will be joining other GTRA & HTRAC featured speakers including: Emery Csulak,
CISO/Senior Privacy Official, CMS; Maria Roat, Chief Technology Officer, Transportation; David Miller
CHCIO, MHSA, FHIMSS, CIO, Optimum Healthcare IT; and Dr. Mansur Hasib, CISSP, PMP, CPHIMS,
Cybersecurity and Healthcare Leader, University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
The annual GovTECH and HealthTECH Summit and Council Meetings will be held at the Gettysburg
Wyndham Resort in Gettysburg, PA. June 28-30, 2015. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn
more about Big Data & Informatics, Data Sharing & the Cloud, Cyber & Information Security, Mobile
Government, Records & Information Management, Security, and Privacy & Risk Management.
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To learn more about GTRA & HTRAC: http://gtra.org and http://htrac.org
To view a full list of featured speakers: http://gtrajune2015.gtra.org/speakers/ and
http://htracjune2015.htrac.org/speakers/
To register for the events: http://gtrajune2015.gtra.org/register/ and
http://htracjune2015.htrac.org/register/
About GTRA: GTRA is a leading nationally recognized nonprofit 501(c)3 organization of
CIO’s/CISO’s/CTO’s dedicated to bridging the gap between Washington D.C. and Silicon Valley, creating a
public-private sector technology collaboration fostering thought leadership, executive knowledge
exchange, and to drive government technology ideas forward. Our core focus lies in the areas of
Security, Big Data, Cloud, Mobile, Infrastructure, and IT Services. GTRA has over 120 Council members,
Ambassadors, Technology Advisors, and Speakers who are senior government officials dedicated to
improving their IT community through trends research, executive briefings, roundtables, boardroom
meetings, thought leadership think-tanks, strategic knowledge exchange panels, networking receptions
and dinners, recognition awards, and bi-annual summits. By becoming a GTRA Contributor, executives
are able to take action with their peers and utilize GTRA as a platform for improving outcome, access to
a vast body of knowledge, innovative thinking, sharing best practices and lessons-learned, and enjoy
opportunities to collaborate with like-minded executives.
About HTRAC: HTRAC is a leading nationally recognized nonprofit organization of CIO’s/CISO’s/CMIO’s
dedicated to bridging the gap between the Health IT Community and Silicon Valley, creating a publicprivate sector technology collaboration fostering thought leadership, executive knowledge exchange,
and to drive healthcare technology ideas forward. Our core focus lies in the areas of Security, Big Data,
Cloud, Mobile, Infrastructure, Patient Engagement, and IT Services. HTRAC has over 120 Council
members, Ambassadors, and Speakers who are senior healthcare officials dedicated to improving their
IT community through trends research, executive briefings, roundtables, boardroom meetings, thought
leadership think-tanks, strategic knowledge exchange panels, networking receptions and dinners,
recognition awards, and bi-annual summits. By becoming a HTRAC Contributor, executives are able to
take action with their peers and utilize HTRAC as a platform for improving outcome, access to a vast
body of knowledge, innovative thinking, sharing best practices and lessons-learned, and enjoy
opportunities to collaborate with like-minded executives.
Contact:
Ellen Slots
Program & Research Development Manager
202-527-5448
[email protected]