The IT Media Group Welcomes Red Hat
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- Monday, 11 September 2017 01:07
Toronto, Sep 11th, 2017 – The IT Media Group (ITMG) is pleased to welcome Red Hat to our community of IT executives in Canada. Recognizing the benefits of providing value to the CIO community and building relationships with its members, Red Hat has inked an agreement with The IT Media Group for sponsorship of ITMG’s popular CIO Master Series roundtable. Scheduled for February 22, 2018 in Toronto, the event will bring together a select group of CIOs to share successful tactics and innovative ideas for fulfilling the CIO’s mandate in the digital age.
“Our mission is to further the collaboration of the Canadian technology community by providing direct engagement opportunities between senior executives, enabling them to share challenges and best practices openly and candidly”, said Nasheen Liu, Partner & SVP of CIO Program Strategy at ITMG. “We’re thrilled to have Red Hat on board and be part of these important CIO conversations in Canada”.
“At Red Hat, we take great pride in connecting an innovative community of customers, partners, and contributors to deliver an open source stack of trusted, high-performing technologies that solve business problems”, said Luc Villeneuve, General Manager at Red Hat Canada. “I’m excited about the opportunity to collaborate with The IT Media Group and add value to our CIO community”.
The IT Media Group’s Masters Series roundtables give IT executives from various industries the opportunity to leverage the experience of true peers. Participants gain insights that help them improve operations, avoid pitfalls, discover new ideas and make decisions with greater confidence.
Red Hat joins an ever growing list of Fortune 500 companies that have joined ITMG’s roster.
The IT Media Group is an award-winning producer of programs and content for senior IT executives. Based in Toronto, our leadership team includes some of the most experienced and well respected technology, media and business professionals serving the IT executive community in Canada.






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