Peter A. Winn currently serves as the Acting Chief Privacy and Civil Liberties Officer (CPCLO) of the United States Department of Justice.

The CPCLO is responsible for ensuring the Department’s compliance with the laws, regulations and established policies designed to protect the privacy of individuals, as well as ensuring that concerns about privacy and civil liberties are appropriately considered in the development and implementation of laws, regulations and policies related to the Department’s mission. The Department of Justice Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties consists of a team of specialized attorneys and privacy professionals dedicated to carrying out the responsibilities of the CPCLO. Mr. Winn has served as the Acting CPCLO of the Department since January 2017.

Prior to becoming the Acting CPCLO, Mr. Winn served for nearly 20 years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) in the Western District of Washington and the Northern District of Texas. In 2014, he served a detail to the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board where he was its Acting General Counsel during its review of the National Security Agency programs that were the subject of the Edward Snowden disclosures. From 2010 to 2012, he served a detail to the Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel, where he was an attorney-advisor. Before joining the Department of Justice as an AUSA, he was a Special Assistant Attorney General for the Attorney General of Texas, and an associate at Carrington, Coleman in Dallas, and Patterson, Belknap in New York. He clerked for James B. McMillan, in the Western District of North Carolina.

Mr. Winn has taught as an adjunct professor at the school of law at University of Washington, at Southern Methodist University, and at the University of Melbourne. He has published articles on the Fourth Amendment, computer security, health privacy, and the right of access to public court records. He received his J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School in 1986, an MPhil in Philosophy from the University of London where he was a Marshall Scholar, and a B.A. magna cum laude from Williams College. As a young child, he grew up in Myanmar (then known as Burma), where his parents were Christian missionaries.

Steve Nunn is President and CEO of The Open Group – a global consortium that enables the achievement of business objectives through technology standards. He is also President of the Association of Enterprise Architects (AEA).

Steve joined The Open Group in 1993, spending the majority of his time as Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel. He was also CEO of the AEA from 2010 until 2015.

Steve is a lawyer by training, has an L.L.B. (Hons) in Law with French and retains a current legal practicing certificate. Having spent most of his life in the UK, Steve has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area since 2007. He enjoys spending time with his family, walking, playing golf, 80’s music, and is a lifelong West Ham United fan.

Andrew Josey is VP Standards and Certification overseeing all certification and testing programs of The Open Group. He also manages the standards process for The Open Group. Since joining the company in 1996, Andrew has been closely involved with the standards development, certification and testing activities of The Open Group. He has led many standards development projects including specification and certification development for the ArchiMate®, TOGAF®, POSIX® and UNIX® programs. He is a member of the IEEE, USENIX, FLOSSUK, and the Association of Enterprise Architects (AEA).

J. Bryan Lail is a Business Architect Fellow at Raytheon Technologies. He is the Business Transformation lead for Digital Technologies in the Missiles & Defense business, with a focus on co-leading strategic business initiatives with partners across multiple functions. He is a Raytheon Certified Architect, Certified Business Architect® with the Business Architecture Guild, and has published multiple guides and papers in those domains. Bryan holds an M.S. in Physics with an eclectic career as a scientist for the U.S. Navy for 10 years, then systems engineering for 9 years followed by leading multiple architecture disciplines with a business focus over the last 12 years at Raytheon Technologies.

Mark Simos is Lead Architect for the Microsoft Cybersecurity Solutions Group where he is part of a group of cybersecurity experts, former CISOs, and former regulators who provide advice and guidance on cybersecurity strategy and technology.

Mark and his colleagues help organizations meet their cybersecurity and digital transformation goals by leveraging a deep pool of personal experience, lessons learned from cybersecurity incident investigations, and from Microsoft’s experience protecting and operating our hyper-scale cloud services.

Mark is a recognized expert in security with real-world experience delivering solutions to detect and mitigate cybersecurity threats. He has presented numerous conferences including Black Hat USA, RSA Conference, Gartner Security & Risk Management, Microsoft BlueHat, Microsoft Ignite, and Financial Executives International. Mark leads the development of cybersecurity reference architectures, best practices, reference strategies, prescriptive roadmaps, and other guidance to help customers rapidly secure their organizations in the digital age.

Altaz Valani, Director of Research at Security Compass, manages the overall research vision and team. He is a regular conference speaker who conducts ongoing research in the Software Security domain. Prior to joining Security Compass, he was a Senior Research Director and Executive Advisor at Info-Tech Research Group, Senior Manager at KPMG, as well as various positions working alongside senior stakeholders to drive business value through software development. Altaz is on the SAFECode Technical Leadership Council, CIO Strategy Council, and several IEEE Working Groups where Cyber Security and Privacy challenges are being tabled at the international standards level. He is a frequent collaborator within industry and academic circles on a wide range of topics related to governance, risk, cybersecurity, and software development.

Don is responsible for setting technology strategy for instrumentation, process analytics, control systems, and applications for ExxonMobil, including interactions with other ExxonMobil companies regarding process control. He assists line management with career development of about 900 process control staff globally.

He has 29 years of experience in ExxonMobil as an individual contributor (real-time artificial intelligence, regulatory control, real-time optimization, and non-linear model predictive control) and in management positions. He has authored 4 patents and 9 articles.

Dave Emerson is the Director of Yokogawa’s U.S. Technology Center in Dallas, Texas. The U.S. Technology Center is tasked with working on frontier technology for industrial automation, helping it formulate within the industry and accelerating its adoption within Yokogawa.

Dave has over 30 years’ experience applying and developing automation and Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) systems. He is involved with many international standards and industry groups including IEC, ISO, MIMOSA, The OPC Foundation, The Open Group and MESA.

Mr. Emerson is an ISA Fellow and a member of Control Magazine’s Process Automation Hall of Fame.

Dr. Mohan Kalyanaraman is a Technology Acquisition Advisor in ExxonMobil. He is a co-chair of Marketing and Outreach team in the Open Process Automation™ Forum. Mohan holds a PhD in Materials Science from University of Connecticut and an MBA from Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Frédéric Lé is Technology Strategist working for DXC’s Corporate Technology Office. He is leading the development of DXC’s new Agile Architecture Framework and has over 25 years’ experience with significant expertise in Technology Strategy, Enterprise Architecture, Lean, Agile and Digital. Frédéric graduated from Audencia business school and holds a post-graduate degree in computer sciences from Paris Dauphine University.

Dr. Ben Heideveld studied Physics in Utrecht, Netherlands, and worked from 1991-1999 and 2006-2009 for Cap Gemini. In between Dr. Heideveld was VP for Enterprise Architecture at ABN AMRO Bank. Since 2009 Dr. Heideveld is an independent IT- and Business Architect. Dr. Heideveld is in his second year of returning to Shell, where he earlier set up Enterprise Architecture for Exploration and Production (2007-2008). Dr. Heideveld’s current engagement centers around a deep investment in TOGAF®-based Ways of Working using a Repository-based ArchiMate® design tool in an Agile development dominated environment. Having had experience of developing systems in an Agile way in the late 1990’s and working as a Solution Architect for Agile development and devops teams enabled Dr. Heideveld to accommodate the TOGAF Framework to Agile Ways of Working for Shell.

Chris took over as CEO of the Association of Enterprise Architects in 2016.

Based in Shanghai China, Chris also holds the post of General Manager Asia Pacific for The Open Group. Chris is responsible for business functions in the region. Also, as Vice President Enterprise Architecture Chris has global responsibility for the Enterprise Architecture activities at The Open Group including TOGAF® and ArchiMate®.

As an Enterprise Architect Chris has held various leadership roles throughout his career, including implementing and managing EA practices, application development, information management and technology operations teams.

Prior to joining The Open Group, Chris worked at American Express as Vice President for Strategy and Architecture for their Customer Servicing Capability.

Chris has deep expertise in Enterprise Architecture and, as member representative and Chair of the Architecture Forum, he was instrumental in driving the successful development and launch of TOGAF® 9 from 2007-2009.

Sonia Gonzalez Paredes is the TOGAF® Product Manager for The Open Group. Sonia has 25 years of experience as a Business and Enterprise Architecture consultant in different fields and industry verticals. Sonia's professional experience as a project manager includes leading highly effective teams, and applying different frameworks, best practices, and tools.

Academic Degrees: Master's Degree in Business Administration, Universidad de Costa Rica. Computer Engineer, Universidad de Costa Rica.

Professional Training and Certifications:
TOGAF® 9.1 Certification, ArchiMate® 2.0 Certification,
COBIT 5 Foundations Certification, training in BPMN, and Certified SAFe® 4 Practitioner

Vishal is a TOGAF certified professional and working group leader for digital technology adoption roadmap series guide. He is working as a consultant and is associated with EY India. He is ITIL® certified and has enhanced his career experiences with an MBA in Telecom Management. He has co-authored three research papers that are published in reputed journals in the subject of financial inclusion, facial emotion detection technology, and brand communication. He believes in taking part at community-based activities and is an active participant of the AEA Hyderabad Chapter. He is an avid book reader, long distance runner and cyclist

Chris has worked for Fujitsu since 2005, in variety of technical leadership roles. At present he is Deputy Head IT Systems Technology Div, and CTO Global Technology Group. Previous to this he has been the CTO for various business units in Fujitsu UK & Ireland, on large outsourcing contracts for several Fujitsu customers.

Before Fujitsu, Chris worked for EDS (now part of HP) on several large contracts for the MoD, and in earlier years worked for Ford, Shell, and a small startup software house called Shamrock Marketing.

Jean-Baptiste Sarrodie has been working in the field of IT as a manager and an architect in several industries for over 20 years. He now works as an enterprise architect for BNP Paribas bank and divides his time between accompanying the bank’s transformation projects and working on the evolution of the ArchiMate® standard within The Open Group.

Since 2013, Jean-Baptiste has been contributing to the development of the open source modelling tool, Archi.

Jean-Baptiste is also Chair of The Open Group's ArchiMate Forum

Marc Lankhorst is Managing Consultant and Chief Technology Evangelist at BiZZdesign. He is responsible for BiZZdesign's vision, market development, consulting and coaching on digital business design and enterprise architecture, and for spreading the word on
the ArchiMate® language for enterprise architecture modeling, The Open Group standard of which he has managed the development.

His expertise and interests range from enterprise and business architecture to service orientation, agile methods and digital business design.

Marc has co-authored several books and numerous other publications, most notably ‘Enterprise Architecture at Work’, the original book on the ArchiMate language.

Etienne Zaninotto joined Société Générale Investment Banking in 2001 and is currently program director of the Agile@Scale transformation and in charge of the Agile Transformation team.

Prior to this appointment, Etienne has led various transformation teams and programs within the investment banking Front Office and the risk departments (lastly COO of FO CVA desk and then program director of the integration of a broker). Etienne has kicked off the Agile@Scale transformation in 2017. Since then, the entire IT department of the investment banking (6000+ staffs) has moved to a new operating model, based on a mix of Spotify and SaFe. Started within the IT department, the switch to this new way of working has been extended to the steering processes of the investment banking.

SG CIB is now considered as one of the most advanced bank in term of agility.

Peter Britton joined Fidelity in May 2009 and is currently a Fidelity IT Fellow, Senior Vice President, and Architecture Chapter Area Leader for Technology and Strategy, within the Fidelity Personal Investing (PI) business unit. Peter has overall responsibility for the PI’s Technology, Architectural Strategies, and Solutions Architectures operationalized within PI’s domains, tribes, squads and functional areas, which are the constituent components of the PI Agile Operating Model. Additionally, he is a member of the enterprise Technology Advisory Group (TAG), whose primary responsibility is the execution of the Fidelity CIO Council Agenda, combined with the establishment of broad technology strategies and standards across Fidelity. The TAG is comprised of all of the CTOs and Heads-of-Architecture.

As a Fidelity IT Fellow, which is a designation recognizing Fidelity Technology Leaders of exceptional ability and achievement, Peter collaborates in leading the strategic and/or critical enterprise-level initiatives, targeted at actualizing increased vitality, i.e. the creation of new and/or innovative products and the evolution of the firm’s technology ecosystem.

Prior to joining Fidelity, Peter was a serial entrepreneur, who founded two technology start-ups, both of which achieved successful exits, with the last being sold to State Street Bank in Boston. Prior to his tenure at State Street, Peter also worked at AT&T Bell Labs, Holmdel and IBM Research.

Lisa J. Carnahan is a computer scientist serving as the Associate Director for IT Standardization in the Information Technology Laboratory at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (ITL/NIST). She is responsible for developing laboratory programmatic strategies for standards engagement and conformity assessment approaches, understanding potential standards opportunities in emerging technologies, and promoting the benefits of conformity assessment and standards adoption and use in the federal government and industry. She currently serves as the NIST lead on conformity assessment aspects of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and Privacy Framework efforts. She consults to the Directors of the US HHS Health Information Technology Certification Program and the US HHS National Personal Protective Technology Laboratory. She is the Convener of the US Interagency International Cybersecurity Standardization Working Group.

Prior to her recent position in ITL, Lisa served as the lead for conformity assessment research and guidance activities in the Standards Coordination Office at NIST. She was responsible for guiding the development of voluntary consensus standards and conformity assessment programs within the federal government and the private sector to meet key national needs. She recently co-authored updates to NIST’s key documents for understanding and applying conformity assessment concepts in the federal government.

Martin Mocker is a professor of information systems at ESB Business School, Reutlingen University, Germany and a Research Affiliate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

His teaching and research focus on the digital transformations of large, traditional companies aiming to stay competitive in an increasingly digital economy.

Together with Jeanne W. Ross and Cynthia M. Beath, Martin has co-authored the book “Designed for Digital: How to Architect Your Business for Sustained Success” published by MIT Press in September 2019. The book has been discussed in articles for, among others, The Wall Street Journal and CIO.com and named as one of the “Top Ten Technology Books of 2019” on Forbes.

Professor Mocker’s research has appeared in leading academic and management journals including Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, Management Information Systems Quarterly and the European Journal for Information Systems. Martin also serves as a senior editor for MIS Quarterly Executive. He has been named as one of “20 digital transformation leaders to follow in 2020” by The Enterprisers Project, a collaboration between Harvard Business Review and technology company Red Hat.

Before joining academia, Martin worked at McKinsey & Company addressing strategic IT challenges of senior executives. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of Muenster and a degree in computer science from the University of Dortmund, Germany.

David is Chief Technical Officer for The Open Group. As CTO he ensures that the people and IT resources at The Open Group are effectively used to implement the organization’s strategy and mission, including The Open Group’s proven processes for collaboration and certification both within the organization and in support of third-party consortia.

David's previous executive assignments at The Open Group and the Open Software Foundation (OSF) include VP Advanced Research and Innovation which fostered open systems technology through collaborative funding and development, including LDAP, ActiveX Core Technology, DCE 1.2, CDE-Next, and Complex Text Layout.

David holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and is holder of three U.S. patents.

Myles Suer, according to LeadTails, is the 9th leading influencer of CIOs. He is the facilitator for the #CIOChat. The chat has executive level participants from around the world in a mix of industries including banking, insurance, education, and government. Mr. Suer also has a weekly column at CIO.com (The Adaptive CIO) and has had his articles published in ComputerWorld, Innovation Enterprise, and COBIT Focus. He also heads global enterprise marketing at Boomi.

Jan Stobbe is senior Enterprise Architect at Sykehuspartner HF in Oslo, Norway. He helps his organization transforming and adapting to the demands and challenges that the digitalization of both the IT industry and healthcare sector brings about. He is convinced that digitalization requires above all organizational and behavioral change driven technological innovation and invention. His toolbox includes standards and practices such as IT4IT™, ITIL, SAFe, Design Thinking, Agile, DevOps and Continuous Delivery. Jan Stobbe is an active member of The Open Group’s IT4IT Forum.

Ron Breault directs Industrial Solutions Strategy for Wind River, working out of the Ottawa Office. For more than 30 years, Ron has been involved in the conception, design and development of high reliability platform solutions, assuming a broad variety of technical and business roles, as both an individual contributor and a people manager. A common thread in Ron’s career has been the development of technical specifications. Ron has had the privilege of contributing to a variety of standards bodies and initiatives, including the PCI Industrial Manufactures Group (PICMG), The SCOPE Alliance, ETSI NFV, and most recently The Open Group’s Open Process Automation™ Forum (OPAF).

Luis Duran is the Global Product Line Manager of Safety Systems at ABB. He holds a BSEE and MBA from Universidad Simon Bolívar in Caracas Venezuela with over 30 years of experience in Process Automation including Process Control, Manufacturing Execution Systems and Safety Instrumented Systems/Critical Control in a variety of roles and responsibilities from Application Engineer, Project and Commissioning Engineer, Business Development, Product Manager, Product Marketing Manager, Brand Director and Product Line Manager. Additionally, Jacco serves as a Business Working Group Co-Chair for the Open Process Automation™ Forum.

Julie Smith has been with DuPont for 30 years, beginning in manufacturing, then moving to engineering, and back again. Her extensive experience spans startup/commissioning of chemical plants in EMEA, AP, and US. Most recently she has transitioned into people leadership, managing a group of 20 subject matter experts. Julie holds a BS degree from Rensselaer and an MS from University of Delaware, both in chemical engineering.

Jacco Opmer has worked in the Oil & Gas industry for over 30 years. He began in Instrument-, Analyser- and Process Automation engineering, working both on projects as well supporting assets. Later in his career, he had managerial roles in operations, maintenance and engineering in end user companies. Currently he is working in Shell Projects & Technologies on strategic themes related to Process Automation. Jacco Opmeer is elected Co-Chair of the OPAF Business Working Group part of the Open Process Automation™ Forum (OPAF). Jacco is also a board member in the Dutch Process Automation End Users committee. Jacco holds a degree in Applied Chemical Engineering.

Stephen Smith currently serves as the manager of Eastman’s Control System Support department. This organization is responsible for the daily support and enhancement of the company’s ICS installations at its largest manufacturing and corporate headquarters site (Kingsport, TN). Stephen joined Eastman as a Control Systems Engineer 29 years ago and his entire tenure there has been focused on automation and ICS implementation with special assignments related to situation awareness and process simulation. As the Kingsport site is comprised of numerous ICS brands and vintages, Stephen has experience and familiarity with several automation platforms.

As Customer Success Manager at LeanIX, Kai is responsible for making the customer’s journey of modernizing their IT Infrastructure with LeanIX successful. He is trusted advisor from the start of onboarding throughout the whole customer lifecycle.
Kai is a dynamic & solution-oriented senior IT professional with 10+ years’ experience as project and team lead at global companies in the SaaS, automotive and logistics industry. He holds a master’s degree in in Business Information Systems from the University if Münster.

Andras Szakal is a recognized expert on Supply Chain Security, Cloud Architecture and Cybersecurity. He is widely recognized as the driving force behind ISO/IEC-20243 better known as the Open Trusted Technology Provider Standard and his tireless work to establish recognized professional credentials for technology professionals through the creation of the Open Professions Framework. Mr. Szakal holds professional certifications in security (CSSLP), solutions architecture (Distinguished Certified Architect), and supply chain security (Master Certified O-TTP).

His experience spans over 30 years of research, telecommunications, global standards contributions and public sector executive leadership. He holds undergraduate degrees in Biology and Computer Science and a master’s degree in Computer Science from James Madison University with a concentration in Operating Systems and Artificial Intelligence.

He held the Chairman Board of Directors of The Open Group from 2017 - 2020. He is currently an officer of two industry forums, the Open Professions Work Group and the Open Trusted Technology Provider Forum (OTTF). As an invited expert he participates in multiple federal government industry bodies including the DHS Supply Chain Security Task Force and the Software and Supply Chain Security Forum.

Aneil Ali is the Forum Director of the Open Process Automation™ Forum at The Open Group. He completed his undergraduate work at Texas A&M University and is an MBA candidate at the University of London. Aneil is based in Houston, Texas and has served in various engineering and business development roles within the process automation industry over the last 10 years; primarily working with manufacturers and system integrators to deliver solutions to end users around the globe.