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Andrea AnaniaCIO (retired)CIGNAAndrea Anania held the position of Executive Vice President and Chief Information officer ofCIGNA Corporation from November, 1998 until December, 2004. In this role she was responsiblefor all systems development, infrastructure, architecture, telecommunications and informationsecurity functions worldwide, managing a budget of over $800 million. During this time Cigna's ITdepartment received numerous awards for innovation from such organizations as Computerworld,CIO Magazine, Information Week and Temple University. Anania joined CIGNA in 1995 as seniorvice president and divisional CIO for CIGNA Retirement and Investment Services. During hertenure she assumed responsibility for the customer support function in addition to her systemsresponsibility, reengineering that department to lower costs by 20% while improving overall qualityof service. Prior to Cigna, she served with UNISYS Corporation for 20 years with assignments intechnical support, sales and product management. Prior to leaving UNISYS, Anania was a managingprincipal with profit and loss responsibility for all service lines for one of four regional areas. Andreais currently a member of the board of the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania, and chairs itsInformation Technology Advisory Board. She is also active in many other non-profits and is afounding member of Women for Social Innovation. Andrea received a bachelor's degree fromQueens College and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.Kent SeinfeldRetired CIO, Commerce BankKent Seinfeld is a consultant in the Banking IT arena in the US and the UK. He is currently workingon a bank startup as well as establishing a new IT infrastructure for an existing bank that is beingspun-off.Kent was the CIO of Commerce Bank. As the CIO, Kent led the development and management ofsystems and operations to support the very rapid growth of Commerce from $8B to $50B in depositsover a seven year period. Kent was a consultant specializing in enterprise architecture prior tojoining Commerce. As a consultant, he led efforts to establish enterprise architectures and planningprocesses at a pharmaceutical firm, an insurance company, a Russian bank, and a Canadian cable andtelecommunications company.Prior to that, Kent was a senior vice president and served in three different positions with CoreStates(Wells Fargo/Wachovia/First Union) Bank. He was the CIO of First Pennsylvania Bank prior to itsacquisition by CoreStates. After the merger, Kent became the manager of systems development forthe MAC ATM and POS network. Subsequent to the spin-off of MAC, Kent founded and managedthe Strategic Technology Planning group. This group was responsible for the development of thebank wide client/server systems architecture, standards, development methodologies and a workflowand document imaging infrastructure.Kent was the founder and manager of the Technology Planning and Research group at CIGNA,where he was responsible for standards, security policy, development methodologies, and R&D.Kent has also served as the CIO for Girard Bank (now Mellon Bank/Philadelphia). Earlier in histenure, he was the principal architect in the design and implementation of a large-scale, highlyintegrated, customer oriented core banking system. This system evolved into the foundation of theGeorge Network, one of the first large ATM and Bank-by-Phone networks. Kent has a bachelorsdegree in mathematics from NYU and a masters degree in computer science from the University ofPennsylvania.

Steve SalviaProgram Leader in Talent Recruiting TechnologyOffice of Information ManagementDeloitte Touche TohmatsuCurrently responsible for the development and implementation of global technologies which serve asthe enabler to the Deloitte workforce recruitment and retention strategies. Served in a prior role atDeloitte as a Systems Development Leader, responsible for the development of the global auditingapplications which deliver methodology and industry research material to the auditing staff in over 80countries. Duties include the management and technical oversight of Systems Engineering,Architecture, Database, Testing and Technical Support groups. Over all objectives are to insure thesuccessful development, deployment and on going support of the global technology solutions toinsure Deloitte maintains its position as an industry leader.Prior to joining Deloitte, Steve managed the global Internet/intranet web development group for theBenefit Administration Services division of Towers Perrin. His role was focused on building anenterprise technology group, responsible for business analysts, application development, platformarchitecture, graphic design and network administration to support the global E-business webproducts and services of the organization.Steve also served thirteen years in the Information Technology group of CoreStates (Wachovia/FirstUnion) Bank where he achieved the role of Vice President of Retail Delivery Systems. Steve has aBBA in Computer Science and an MBA in Finance, both from Temple University.James AndersonBusiness Project Senior SpecialistCIGNAJames Anderson has over 12 years experience in business and system analytics within the healthcareand pharmaceutical fields. Jim has consulted for or held various IT positions at Bristol MyersSquibb, Johnson & Johnson and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.Jim is currently a Business Project Senior Specialist at Cigna Corporation. In this role, he is engagedprimarily in document management strategies and business process reengineering.Jim is a graduate of both the Risk Management and Insurance and Management of InformationSystems from Temple University’s Fox School of Business. Currently, Jim is a Master of Science inHealthcare Informatics candidate at Temple University’s College of Health Sciences, where is interestis focused on Privacy and the Electronic Health Record.Michael LuckenbillLeadership Development AssociateLiquidHubMichael Luckenbill is a technologist-developer-entrepreneur-race car driver-designer-swordsmanwho started calling himself “the most interesting man in the world” when he hit three hyphens.He spent 8 years solving technological problems for Temple University, Independence Blue Cross,Duane Morris, ARAMARK, LiquidHub, Endo Pharmaceuticals and The Orchard for cash money.Some of his accomplishments include:

Inventing a way to apply CSS frameworks to SharePoint 2010; allowing the product to enterinto the modern world of design methodologies.Working on the bleeding edge of MVVM patterns and releasing a production applicationusing it.Blending design and technology in solutions for his clients.Michael’s current engagement is The Orchard a music distribution company that has recentlyacquired one its largest competitors. Michael’s role on the project is to merge the two company’sdatabases and technology into The Orchard. Once completed 41% of iTunes catalog will bedelivered via The Orchard.Chad ButlerKnowledge Specialist-Cumulus Training LeadCampbell Soup CompanyChad started his career as an intern at Campbell Soup in 2005 which later turned into a full timeposition as a Business Analyst for the Business Intelligence team. There, Chad was responsible forworking with the business community and technical staff to gather and translate businessrequirements for the technical team to get coded into SAP reports. This position also consisted oftesting the finished product, as well as training the business community on the new reports andreporting tool.Chad then moved as a Technical Content Manager for the Web Services team responsible for themigration of content from Campbell’s legacy intranet over into their new intranet system calledmyCampbell.Chad’s last several years has been spent on projects as a Knowledge Specialist responsible for themigration of several Social and Document collaboration tools including Lotus Connections andOffice 365 (Outlook, Lync and SharePoint Online.)Barbara DolhanskyAssociate Vice President, Computer ServicesTemple UniversityBarbara Dolhansky is an Associate Vice President of Computer Services at Temple University. Sheis responsible for leading multiple application development teams that support enterprise-widebusiness systems. These systems include student, financial management, human resources, datawarehouse and reporting, business process management, document imaging, and identitymanagement. Barbara also plays a significant role in evaluating technology and formulating strategictechnology plans for acquiring and administering centrally maintained systems. Currently, she is theProject Director of Project Enterprise, a five-year project to replace Temple’s aging applicationsystems with an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system.Dolhansky joined Temple as an Applications Manager in 1989 and advanced through ComputerServices, holding positions of greater leadership and managerial responsibility. She previously heldpositions in information technology at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania SuperiorCourt and in private consulting.Dolhansky holds a B.S. in Business and Administration (with a major in Management InformationSystems) from Drexel University. She also holds a MLA from Temple University and serves as an

adjunct instructor in both Temple University’s Computer and Information Sciences Department andthe Master of Liberal Arts Department in the College of Liberal Arts.David GloverAssociate DirectorMerck & Co.David Glover is an Associate Director; working in the Merck and Co. Manufacturing Division - ITdepartment. Currently, David is managing the global deployment and support of the ManufacturingExecution System shopfloor application; as a part of this role David is responsible for the MESservice delivery strategy (ITIL). David is a graduated of New York University with a B.S. inComputer Science and a post-graduate from Florida Atlantic University with a M.S. in SoftwareEngineering. In his spare time, David is an avid chess player.Matt FilomenoBusiness AnalystMerck & Co.Matt Filomeno is a Business Analyst; working in Global Human Health IT at Merck and Co.Currently, Matt is working on the project that will implement Veeva/Salesforce.com CRM to theMerck sales force. At Merck, Matt is a member of the Emerging Talent Rotational Program, a 2-yearrotational program within Merck IT. He interned at Merck in the summer of 2011 and is happy to beworking at Merck. Matt graduated from Temple’s Fox School of Business in May 2012 with a degreein MIS and is a huge Temple Owls fan!”