7/1/2005
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Info Technology Board hires new city-county technology chief
INDIANAPOLIS - The Information Technology Board has hired Donald Banning as the new chief information officer (CIO) for the Indianapolis-Marion County Information Services Agency (ISA), board chair Robert J. Clifford said today. He replaces interim CIO Dave Mockert, who has served in the position since last year.
Banning brings a wealth of public-sector management experience to the city-county's technology agency. He most recently served as chief information officer and deputy commissioner for the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. He previously served as corporate services director for business development at the Indiana Department of Commerce and as a contract compliance officer for the City of Fort Wayne.
Banning holds a master's degree in information services from the University of Phoenix, master's degree in public planning from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis and a bachelor's degree from Indiana University Purdue University Ft. Wayne.
He is a past member of the National Association of Workforce Agencies' Information Technology Committee and the Governor's Technology Leadership Council.
"Information technology is changing the way we do business," Clifford said. "Don Banning has a deep understanding of information technology performance metrics and how IT can enhance customer service. I look forward to working with our new CIO as we strive to make the positive changes that will add value to the way ISA delivers services to the people of Indianapolis and Marion County."
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