
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Director of the Information Technology Department, City of Seattle
Rob Lloyd is transforming how cities serve their communities through human-centered technology. As Chief Technology Officer for the City of Seattle, he orchestrates a $290 million technology portfolio and leads 650 innovators in pioneering smart city solutions that have made Seattle a national model for digital transformation in local government.
Previously, as San Jose's deputy city manager for Transportation, Aviation and Technology, Rob managed a $1.5 billion portfolio and workforce of over 1,000. His achievements include launching an award-winning digital inclusion initiative connecting 100,000 residents to broadband services and developing the nation's first municipal AI ethics framework.
Throughout his 20-year career across four states, Rob has earned over 40 national honors, including recognition as a two-time Government Technology "25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers" honoree and three-time StateScoop City Executive of the Year. His human-first approach to digital transformation has established a new standard for how cities leverage technology to create more inclusive, sustainable communities.
Featuring: Soumam Debgupta , CTO, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Rob Lloyd , CTO, City of Seattle Chris Chirgwin , CIO, County of Santa Barbara In this episode, you’ll learn: How Washington State DS...
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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 Khale...