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Chief in Tech Executive Forum & Dinner is an exclusive, invitation-only forum for C-level executives & senior technology leaders.
The Chief in Tech Executive Forum & Dinner in New York City is an exclusive, invitation-only gathering created for C-level executives, senior technology leaders, & high-level decision-makers who are shaping the future of the global tech ecosystem.
This private forum convenes a carefully curated group of CEOs, CTOs, CIOs, Chief Digital Officers, VPs, & executive leaders from leading enterprises, scale-ups, & institutions for an evening of strategic dialogue, executive insight, & trusted peer exchange.
The experience begins with a high-level executive forum, designed to spark candid conversations around the most pressing challenges & opportunities facing technology leadership today - from large-scale transformation & innovation to governance, growth, & long-term impact. Discussions are intentionally intimate, enabling meaningful contributions & perspectives from leaders operating at the highest levels of responsibility.
The forum transitions into an exclusive executive dinner, offering a refined setting for deeper connection & relationship-building among peers. This is not traditional networking - it is a space for confidential conversation, shared insight, & authentic collaboration among leaders who understand the weight of executive decision-making.
This event reflects a shared commitment to empowering visionary leadership, advancing strategic thinking, & fostering connections that drive real influence across the tech industry.
Previous participants include senior executives from AWS, EY, GE HealthCare, Google, Microsoft, Lyft, NASA, Salesforce, as well as leaders from global technology companies, organizations, & government institutions.
Attendance is limited to ensure the highest calibre of conversation & community.
Please note that registering interest on Eventbrite does not constitute admission to the event.
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