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Location: WMU Downtown GR Campus
Maps: (Google Map) (Virtual Earth)
Networking Time: 5:30pm
Presentation: 6:00pm
Registration: Registration is Closed.<
Are you safe? Virtual interactions not only affect office life, but our careers, families, our business reputation, and ultimately our personal integrity. While Web 2.0 applications offer incredible new collaboration opportunities, what problems are emerging? More importantly, what solutions offer hope for tomorrow's offices full of millennial workers?
Chief Technology Officer for the State of Michigan,
Dan Lohrmann, will address:
- Integrity Theft
- Career pitfalls awaiting virtual travelers
- Habits that promote online integrity
- Managing your eReputation in a world where anyone can instantly publish to millions of people
- How Web 2.0 relates to cybersecurity and privacy
About Our Event Speaker:
 Dan Lohrmann - Michigan Chief Technology Officer
Dan has over 24 years' experience in the computer industry, beginning with the National Security Agency (NSA) in Washington, D.C.
Recenty, Dan has been promoted to be Michigan's acting Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Previously, Dan was Michigan's first Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) along with serving as the Director of Michigan's Office of Enterprise Security within the Michigan Department of Information Technology (MDIT). In May 2008, Dan was named “CSO of the Year” for North America by SC Magazine, and he was named a “Public Official of the Year” by Governing Magazine in their November 2008 issue.
Dan’s first book, Virtual Integrity: Faithfully Navigating the Brave New Web, was published in November 2008 by Brazos Press.
Dan's full Bio can be found here.
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