The E&I National Coalition on Enterprise Systems & Services started with technology and procurement leaders from eleven (11) member institutions. Membership continues to grow as technology leaders join together for a common cause.
Current members of the E&I National Coalition on Enterprise Systems and Services:
- Jennifer Adling | Chief Procurement Officer, Texas Tech University
- Trey Arrington | Vice President for Operations, Spartanburg Methodist College (HESS Consortium liaison)
- Charles Bartel | AVP – IT, Duquesne University
- Sarah Christen | Director, IT Infrastructure, Cornell University
- Thomas Dugas | Director of Information Security and CISO, Duquesne University
- Mary Dukakis | Vice President, Facilities & Operational Services, Southern New Hampshire University
- Jeff Edwards | AVP – IT, Xavier University
- John Ellis, PhD | Deputy CIO, Library & Information Technology Services, Emory University
- Keith Fowlkes | Veteran Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Technology Contracts, E&I Cooperative Services
- Rick Haugerud | AVP – IT, University of Nebraska- Lincoln
- Thomas Hippchen | Director, University-wide Procurement, SUNY
- Raymond Hsu | Asst. Director, Procurement, University of Washington
- Ron Kraemer | Veteran Chief Information Officer & Vice President – IT, University of Notre Dame, University of Wisconsin
- Loren Malm, JD, CISSP | Vice President for Information Technology, Ball State University, Muncie, IN
- Derek Masseth | Chief Technology Officer – IT, University of Arizona
- Kevin Morooney | Vice President, Trust and Identity Services & NET+, Internet2
- Elizabeth Moss | Executive Director – Procurement, University of Maryland- Baltimore County
- Sean O’Brien | Net + Program Lead, Internet2
- Jim O’Connor | Vice President – IT, Auburn University
- John (Jack) Suess | Vice President & Chief Information Officer, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)
If you are interested in becoming a member, please contact Keith Fowlkes, Vice President, Technology Category at kfowlkes@eandi.org or (859) 516-3571.