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Don Anderson is the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. In this capacity, he is responsible for the Federal Reserve System’s Financial Management Technology services, the Bank’s IT function, Real Estate Services, and Law Enforcement units. Don is currently a member of the Bank’s Executive Committee and represents the Bank on the System’s CIO committee.

In 2017, Don was awarded the Boston CIO of the Year ORBiE award by the Boston CIO Leadership Association. He is a frequent speaker on Cyber Security, Financial Technology and Digital Transformation, has appeared on CNBC, and is often quoted in media sources.

Prior to joining the Federal Reserve, Don was a senior consultant with Hewlett Packard (HP) Enterprise focused on the development and execution of IT transformation strategies for Fortune 500 companies. While at HP, Don successfully managed a number of multi-million dollar international programs.

He holds a BS degree from the University of Connecticut and an MBA from Bentley University, is a founding member of the Advanced Cyber Security Center (ACSC), a Board Member of the Boston CIO Leadership Association and Wall Street Technology Association (WSTA) and is an active member of the Dana Farber Leadership Council (DFLC).

Don.L.Anderson@bos.frb.org
617.973.3926
Twitter: @DonAndersonCIO
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/donandersonjr/

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Research Leader: Internet of Things (IoT); Cybersecurity and Risk Management
Primary Focus Areas: IoT, Cybersecurity, Enterprise technology, IT organizational and operations, Innovation, testing methodology and design
Other Areas of Expertise: Blockchain, quantum computing, emerging technologies

Johna Till Johnson is CEO and Senior Founding Partner of Nemertes Research, where she sets research direction and works with strategic clients. Under her leadership, Nemertes has emerged as a leading trusted advisor to Fortune-50 and other world-class organizations.

A widely regarded expert, Ms. Johnson currently serves as the content committee chair at the Wall Street Technology Association (WSTA), which provides technology guidance to some of the world’s largest and most sophisticated financial services firms.  She regularly speaks at industry trade shows, conferences, and seminars, including Nemertes Navigator360, IDG’s FutureIT, ISC, and (WSTA).  She writes regular columns on cybersecurity and IoT for TechTarget.

Prior to founding Nemertes in 2002, Ms. Johnson served as chief technology officer (CTO) at Greenwich Technology Partners, a global consulting and engineering firm. Prior to that, she led the Global Networking Strategies Service business unit of META Group. Prior to that, as Senior Technology Editor she oversaw the lab-testing program at Data Communications magazine, providing testing and assessment of up to 16 emerging technologies per year.  She also has designed and developed security, speech-synthesis, and free-space laser products at companies including Mosler Security Systems and Digitus Corp.

Ms. Johnson holds a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering/computer science (BSEE/CS) from The Johns Hopkins University, has conducted graduate work in nuclear and particle physics at the University of Rochester, speaks three languages, and has published a science fiction novel. She is an avid urban kayaker and novice woodworker and candymaker.

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Benjamin Dulieu is a Vice President at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. and former active duty United States Marine Corps Captain.  After completing Officer Candidate School in 2008 and graduating from Suffolk University in 2009, Ben accepted a commission as a Second Lieutenant though the Marine Corps’ Platoon Leaders Class program.  As a Command and Control Systems Officer, he reported into 1^st Battalion 6^th Marines, an infantry battalion stationed in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Deploying to Afghanistan, Ben led a platoon of 78 Marines in clear, hold, and build operations in Marjah, Sangin, and Kajaki Afghanistan, during Operation Eastern Storm, Operation Enduring Freedom.

After promotion to Captain, Ben was selected to serve as the Officer Selection Officer for Central Florida, responsible for the recruitment of some of the finest young men and women this country has to offer, as the next generation of Marine Officer Candidates.  During his three-year tour of duty in Florida, he selected, mentored, and commissioned over 100 aviation, ground, and law officers into our Marine Corps.

Ben departed active service in May of 2016 with personal awards including the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, twice awarded, Combat Action Ribbon, and Recruiting Service Ribbon.  Ben earned his Masters in Banking and Financial Service Management from Boston University and currently resides in Hingham, Massachusetts with his wife Sarah, daughter Piper, and son Lachlan.  He is an active member of Veteran’s advocacy hiring initiatives and programs, such as the Veterans on Wall Street, and strives to be a voice for our country’s vets.

Ben is currently responsible for overseeing second line of defense enterprise-wide Cyber governance, leading technology related ERM efforts, and serving as the head of the Enterprise Risk Management Cyber and Technology pillar.  Leveraging the experience gained from cybersecurity training and certifications while working in the Department of Defense, he is responsible for client communications, cyber portfolio management, regulatory analysis, training and awareness, and overall administration and oversight of the firm-wide program.