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Board Member Profiles

John Ellis Price , Vice Chancellor and President Designate,
University of North Texas (UNT) Dallas Campus
Dr. Price has previously served as KPMG Professor of Taxation and Chair of the Department of
Accounting at the University of North Texas, Professor and Dean of the School of Business at
Jackson State University, Assistant Professor of Accounting at The University of Southern
Mississippi, and as an Internal Revenue Agent with the Internal Revenue Service.
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James D. Spaniolo,
President,
The University of Texas at Arlington
As the University’s seventh president, James D. (Jim) Spaniolo has focused on building and strengthening partnerships and instilling Maverick pride among the students, faculty, staff, and alumni who make up The UT Arlington family.
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While social media outlets provide companies with a good promotional platform, from a corporate IT perspective, the implementation and execution can be very different.

A panel of experts shared their insights on how the social media revolution is impacting IT executives during the Dallas Regional Chamber's March 30 CIO Symposium brought to you by Capstone, The IT Consulting and Executive Search Company.

The panel consisted of Emily Voigt, Director of Public Relations for Moroch Partners, and Leland Harden, author of the book Digital Engagement. It was moderated by Michael Savoie, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Information Technology and Management at The University of Texas at Dallas.

The panel discussed several topics, including:

Examples of companies using social media in unique ways
What is next for social media and Web 3.0
Security concerns to be aware of when your company uses social media outlets
How communications and IT departments can work together to implement

These events are complimentary, invitation-only programs open to CIOs, CTOs and IT executives only. To request an invitation for a future event, contact Kathryn McNeill at (214) 712-1951. For more information on the CIO Symposium, visit www.DallasTBC.org.