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Premier 100 IT Leaders for 2003

January 6, 2003 12:00 PM ET

Computerworld - Rizwan Ahmed, 46, CIO, Louisiana Office of Group Benefits, Department of Natural Resources, Baton Rouge


Roberta Ambur, 49, CIO, University of South Dakota, Vermillion


Steve Attias, 49, vice president, chief information security officer, New York Life Insurance Co.


Warren Axelrod, director, global information security, Pershing, Jersey City, N.J.


Damien Bean, 38, vice president of corporate systems, Hilton Hotels Corp., Beverly Hills, Calif.


John A. Bielec, 60, vice president, CIO, Drexel University, Philadelphia


Alan Boehme, 43, executive vice president, CIO, Best Software Inc., Atlanta (formerly e-technology CIO at GE Power Systems, Atlanta)


Andrew Brimberry, 31, director of information services, Choice Homes, Arlington, Texas


John Andrew Brown, 34, CIO, Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard Pty., Milawa, Victoria, Australia


Cathy Brune, 49, senior vice president, chief technology officer, Allstate Insurance Co., Northbrook, Ill.


Diane J. Bunch, 52, senior vice president of information services, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga


Richard P. Bursek, 27, senior vice president, managing director, Lydian Trust Co., Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.


Dennis S. Callahan, 58, senior vice president, CIO, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, New York


Scott L. Carcillo, 35, CIO, vice president of IT and services, Digex Inc., Laurel, Md.


Mario C. Carlos, 42, head of IT, Manila Electric Co., Pasig, Philippines


Richard Catalano, 44, vice president of IT, Progress Software Corp., Bedford, Mass.


Daniel J. Cavanagh, 62, executive vice president, operations and technology, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., New York


Suchindran S. Chatterjee, 51, chairman, CIO, Cum Laude Academy of Learning, Scottsdale, Ariz. (formerly CIO at Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Scottsdale)


Mike Childress, 36, senior vice president of development, Delta Technology Inc., Atlanta


Marty Chuck, 42, CIO, Agilent Technologies Inc., Santa Clara, Calif.


Marty Cole, 46, global managing partner, outsourcing and infrastructure delivery, Accenture Ltd., Hartford, Conn.


Rick Devenuti, corporate vice president, CIO, Microsoft Corp., Redmond, Wash.


Scott Dietzen, 40, chief technology officer, BEA Systems Inc., San Jose


Chris Duncan, 40, global leader, e-communications technology, The Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich.


Joan Dunn, 42, manager of enterprise computing, Anadarko Petroleum Corp., The Woodlands, Texas


Robert Dutile, 42, executive vice president of key technology services, KeyCorp, Cleveland


Harriet Edelman, 46, senior vice president, CIO, Avon Products Inc., New York


Willard S. Evans Jr., 46, vice president, Peoples Energy Corp., Chicago


Bruce Fadem, 57, vice president, CIO, Wyeth, Paoli, Pa.


Gregg Farris, 48, vice president of IT, Oceaneering International Inc., Houston



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