Technology Veteran to Expand Role at Leading IT Research Institute
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (January 9, 2007) Todd Sander, former Tucson, Ariz. CIO/Assistant City Manager joins the Center for Digital Government in a key leadership role as Deputy Director. In this position, he will help drive the strategic direction and development of the Center's government intelligence programs and will serve as director of Government Technology magazine's Digital Communities program.
Sander has worked extensively with federal, state and local government since the early 1990s to improve public service though the use of information technology. He has served as Chief Information Officer/Assistant City Manager for the City of Tucson, Deputy CIO for the State of Washington and worked as a consultant in support of the Department of Defense, national intelligence communities and multi-state law enforcement agencies. He has received several national honors including the 2003 National Public Technologist of the Year by Public Technology Incorporated.
About the Center for Digital Government
The Center for Digital Government (www.centerdigitalgov.com) is a national research and advisory institute on information technology policies and best practices in state and local governments.
About Government Technology
Government Technology (www.govtech.net) is the award-winning national magazine of record covering information technology's role in the business and policy of running modern state and local governments.
About Digital Communities
The Digital Communities program provides communities and government leaders with an informational platform for news, thought-leadership, and best practices focused on wireless and Wi-FI initiatives and other emerging technologies vital for the continuing success, safety and vitality of 21st century communities. For more information, please visit www.govtech.net/digitalcommunities.
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