His near-term priorities emphasize artificial intelligence adoption
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Chief Information Officer at Clark Atlanta University
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His near-term priorities emphasize artificial intelligence adoption
AI strategyWorkforce readiness
Talent & cultureAnd cybersecurity. Recent activities include speaking on AI’s impact on the future workforce and organizing a university cybersecurity forum. As a board member for an AI-native firm
AI strategyHe prioritizes leveraging AI-led capabilities
AI strategyStrategic enterprise transformation
Digital transformationIn the room



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Brian currently focuses on strategic IT leadership, bridging the digital divide, and promoting digital equity in higher education
About
<p>Brian Benn serves as vice president and chief information officer of Clark Atlanta University. He studied computer science and mathematics at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and earned an MBA from Belhaven University. Benn serves in leadership and advisory roles with Atlanta Technology Professionals, the Government Technology Special Districts Program, the Atlanta CIO Advisory Board, the Technology Association of Georgia, and GeorgiaCIO. His honors include GeorgiaCIO’s 2023 CIO of the Year, TechBridge’s 2022 Ed Steinike CIO of the Year, and recognition among Government Technology’s 2021 Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers. A respected technology thought leader, he is passionate about bridging the digital divide.</p>
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