What are your small/big personal achievement goals in 2023?

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Co-Founder in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

- Speak at RSA USA Conference in April.

- Run my first cybersecurity conference.

- Create a video podcast for MSSPs to show their products/services

CIO in Government2 years ago

Goals in priority order:
1. Create high performing teams focused on transformation
2. Modernize legacy systems
3. Optimize legacy systems to achieve maximum efficiency while we await modernization

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Fractional CIO in Software2 years ago

Will be running the "State of the CIO" conference in south Florida on March 2

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