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It's an understatement to say it has been an unusual year since we met at Kresge Auditorium last May, but Symposium week 2020 is here. The Symposium's mission is to bring together information technology leaders and to acknowledge the outstanding work that can inspire us all. The journey may not have gone as intended, but it has created a unique opportunity to reach new people and create innovative opportunities for the future. One tradition we can keep alive -- " HoToGAMIT". Each year at this time, we post our "HoToGAMIT" (How to Get Around MIT – CIO Symposium Edition) newsletter. In the past, it always contained tried and true information about train stops, parking, and the "Gold Shirts," but this year it all boils down to: May 19 - login 10 minutes before the start of the webinar (10:30am ET), find 4-bar wifi, and settle into a comfortable spot with a nice background. Go to your calendar or check your inbox for a reminder email from Allan R.Tate. Click on the "Click Here to Join" Zoom link and enjoy.

CIO Leadership Award Team Co-chair and Moderator Dr. George Westerman Senior Lecturer, MIT Sloan, will moderate the Award Panel and Presentation, Insights from the Leadership Award Finalists.

Bonus ! To show your involvement, we encourage you to share your experience about #MITCIO2020 by using the event's tag: #MITCIO2020 - like we just did there. To help, here's a tweet that you can use to get started: I'll be signing into the #MITCIO2020 Leadership Award webinar on 5/19 at 10:30am ET. Join me -- Register now at https://mitcio.com/register/ or get the link at @MITCIO.

If you have not registered -- You have until 30 minutes before the webinar on Tuesday to register. If your friends have not registered, please forward this email and tell them to join in.

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MIT Sloan CIO Digital Learning Series - An Introduction Wed., May 27, 2020 from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. In response to the COVID-19 crisis, which caused the cancellation of the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium, we are introducing the 2020 MIT Sloan CIO Digital Learning Series . During this webinar, Christopher Reichert will interview Allan R. Tate about his plans for this new series and then they will answer attendee questions.  We will host webinars on the second Wednesday of each month, from June through October, to bring together the best academic and industry thought leaders for discussions about leadership and technology in this digital age.

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Best regards, Allan R. Tate Executive Chair, MIT Sloan CIO Symposium

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