March Virtual HC Roundtable: Bryan Sivak, Chief Technology Officer at HHS
The Virtual Healthcare Roundtables are monthly sessions that provide timely discussions with industry leaders.
Overview
Are you curious
as to what data HHS has and the related entrepreneurial opportunities? What are the challenges of leading and
incentivizing 90,000 government employees? Can a large US agency foster innovation and collaboration?
Join Bryan Sivak,
Chief Technology Officer of the US Department of Health & Human Services,
for an open discussion!
To learn more about Mr. Sivak's work, please read this recent article Lean Goverment? How HHS is Following Silicon Valley's Lead
REGISTER HERE
Please note that registration closes
one hour prior to the start of the session.
Logistics
Date:
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Time:
1:00 noon - 2:00 pm ET
Location: Virtual. Dial-in information will be sent the evening prior to
the call.
Cost:
FREE for members; $50 non-members
Biography
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Bryan Sivak
Chief Technology Officer
US Department of
Health & Human Services
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Bryan Sivak joined HHS as
the Chief Technology Officer in July 2011. In this role, he is responsible
for helping HHS leadership harness the power of data, technology, and
innovation to improve the health and welfare of the nation.
Previously, Bryan served as
the Chief Innovation Officer to Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, where he
has led Maryland’s efforts to embed concepts of innovation into the DNA of
state government. He has distinguished himself in this role as someone who
can work creatively across a large government organization to identify and
implement the best opportunities for improving the way the government works.
Prior to his time with
Governor O’Malley, Bryan served as Chief Technology Officer for the District
of Columbia, where he created a technology infrastructure that enhanced
communication between the District’s residents and their government, and
implemented organizational reforms that improved efficiency, program
controls, and customer service. Bryan previously worked in the private
sector, co-founding InQuira, Inc., a multi-national software company, in
2002, and Electric Knowledge LLC, which provided one of the world's first
Natural Language Search engines available on the web in 1998.
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