ITI’s Inaugural “Intersect” Summit To Feature Tech Policy and Industry Leaders Tomorrow in Washington, DC

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WASHINGTON – The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) (opens in a new tab) will host “The Intersect: A Tech + Policy Summit (opens in a new tab)” tomorrow, January 31, 2023, from 1PM to 4PM ET. ITI’s inaugural summit will bring together legislators, visionaries, and leaders for an afternoon of dynamic conversations about the future of technology in the United States at the Long View Gallery in Washington, DC.

Speakers will include leading technology policy experts including Deputy Secretary of Commerce Don Graves, Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, Office of Science and Technology Policy Director and Chief Advisor to the President for Science and Technology Dr. Arati Prabhakar, Principal Deputy National Cyber Director Kemba Walden, Senator Todd Young (R-IN), Congresswoman Suzan DelBene(WA-01), and Congressman Darin LaHood (IL-16).

“As the tech industry welcomes a new Congress and engages with the Biden Administration, ITI is launching the new must-attend event at the intersection of technology and policy,”said ITI President and CEO Jason Oxman. “We are bringing together government leaders making policy decisions in Washington, and private sector innovators, to shape how technology policy will advance innovation worldwide.”

ITI is the premier global advocate for technology, representing the United States’ and the world’s most innovative companies. The global trade association spans four continents and promotes public policies and industry standards that advance innovation worldwide.

The event, which is sponsored by Accenture, Amazon, Cognizant, Ericsson, Fujitsu, Grant Thornton, NetApp, Qualcomm Incorporated, Salesforce, Siemens, and Tenable, will explore the forces shaping tech policy today, from artificial intelligence to data privacy regulations to cybersecurity and much more, and what is in store with a new Congress and the Biden Administration.

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