Today on The Public Sector Show by TechTables we talk about making space for others to succeed, what separates good from great CIOs, using empathy to build a Smart City, and more with Rob Lloyd, Deputy City Manager, and Khaled Tawfik, CIO, City of San José.
Connect with Rob: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roblloyd/
Connect with Khaled: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iktawfik/
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
06:04 The Best Boba in San Jose
08:34 How to Hire Your Replacement
11:25 Making Space for Success
13:05 What Separates Good from Great CIOs
17:04 Jumping into the Role of CIO
18:55 Building a Smart City, Empathy-First
20:31 Broadband and Digital Empowerment
22:12 San Jose's Start-Up Mentality
27:33 Top Takeaways from CIOs
37:08 Outro
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Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Director of the Information Technology Department, City of Seattle
Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced that he has selected Rob Lloyd as Seattle’s next Interim Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Director of the Information Technology Department (IT) following a national search. An accomplished government and technology leader with decades of experience working for cities and states, Rob will start his new role with the City on June 24.
“Seattle is a world-leading technology hub, and I am excited for Rob to join the team and support our One Seattle vision to be a world-leading government in the use of technology to better serve our communities,” said Mayor Harrell. “Rob is a well-known and well-respected leader in his field, and I believe his knowledge, experience, and commitment to public service will help him succeed in a role that is connected to everything we do as a city. I want to thank Jim Loter for his exemplary and long-standing work for the City, both as Interim CTO the past three years and across many roles for years before that.”