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Q: When does the auction open/close?
A: The virtual CIO auction will go live on April 27th at 12:01am CDT and close on May 4th at 4pm CDT.
Q: Do I need to buy a ticket to the in-person event on April 27th to bid in the auction?A: No, you do not need to be present at the live event on April 27th to bid in the virtual auction.
Q: What happens if I am the winning bidder?
A: Once the auction closes you will be notified if you are the winning bidder. Winning bidders will receive an intro email to their executive within two weeks. Meetings should take place by the end of August 2023.
Q: Can I pay for the winning bid with a check or purchase order?
A: Yes. You will need to register a credit card in order to place a bid in the auction. If you are the winning bidder and you would like to change your method of payment, contact Carolyn Sharratt at Caroly[email protected] to arrange your preferred payment method.
3M | EVP, CIO, CDO
Why I support American Cancer Society: We live in a world where so many of our friends and family members have been impacted by cancer. If this is a way in which I can help raise awareness for cancer research and raise money to support it then I'm in 100%. Let's beat cancer together!
Post-Auction Instructions: 1. On May 4th, all auction winners will be contacted to determine form of payment. 2. Once payment is received, American Cancer Society will introduce the bidder to the executive. 3. Please do not reach out to the executive prior to this event or on your own without an introduction email from American Cancer Society. 4. Meetings must take place between fall 2023 - spring 2024, the former is preferred to ensure the bid(s) are honored in a timely fashion 5. Winning bidders will be notified as soon as bidding closes. Thank you for understanding our guidelines above!
Agility | SVP, CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: My Dad is a 10 year Prostate Cancer survivor and one of my best friends from high school is currently battling stomach cancer with a very uncertain prognosis - so it's close to home...
Andersen Windows | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I chose to donate a lunch hour because I am passionate about giving back and using all my powers in the mission to destroy cancer. I lost my mom almost 13 years ago to Leukemia. I have lost other friends and family along the way. I am relentless in my fight - and work with a variety of organizations in the mission.
APi Group | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Raising awareness through connecting with others is an important aspect of ensuring we gather the necessary support to support early stage cancer research.
Best Buy | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Cancer has impacted too many of my family members, friends, and colleagues . Unfortunately, I am not alone. I have seen firsthand the power of advances in modern medicine in the fight against cancer. First diagnosed at only 18 months old, my son is now a happy and healthy 16-year-old today due to the successful treatment of leukemia. It is my hope that additional families benefit from what we have experienced with new treatments by supporting the American Cancer Society through CIOs Against Cancer.
Braun Intertec Corporation | VP Business Technology
Why I support American Cancer Society: I heard about this event last year and know some of the people that participated and know the feedback was amazing. Like so many others, I have direct experience with family members and the fight against cancer. This is one way I can help to support many others with similar situations.
Cambria | EVP, CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I decided to become a part of CIOs against cancer to honor my aunt, Mary Mollert. She was my second mom and godmother who helped raise me and influenced my life in a big way. I think of her often. She lost her battle with breast cancer in 2015 at the age of 49.
Cambria | EVP, CDO
Why I support American Cancer Society: First of all, it's a fantastic cause! I know many who have been impacted by this terrible disease, so I'm immediately drawn to any way to give and help. But second, I will honestly say that I'm intrigued by the ingenious idea of this auction since it has the potential to be incredibly rewarding for both parties. I'll probably be looking forward to the lunch meeting more than the winning bidder, so let's just hope that someone takes a chance on me!
Casey's | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I am happy to support American Cancer Society and their important efforts to advance cancer research, prevention, and patient care.
CHS | CISO, VP IT Security Productivity & Privacy
Why I support American Cancer Society: I support the American Cancer Society and their important work in the fight to end cancer as we know it.
CHS Inc | VP, IT CX & DevOps
Why I support American Cancer Society: As technology leaders, we have a responsibility beyond our roles to contribute to the community and pay it forward. I'm happy to donate my time and meet some new people in the name of a worthy cause.
CNH Industrial | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: This past fall, my wife was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer at age 48. While we have had cancer strike family and friends, when it hits in your home, it has a different impact. The power of the community came out in ways we could not imagine and helped us through a trying time. I want to be able to share her story and give back in anyway I can.
CNH Industrial | CISO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I've had cancer in the family, so it hits close to home. Additionally, Jeff is one of the best leaders I've had. I contribute a lot of my success today from lessons he taught me. I want to do my small part to support what he is building.
Cub Foods | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Everyone is affected by cancer at some point, so I would have been happy to donate some of my time to help battle this disease. But the impact hits home a little more for me now, with my mother-in-law dying from multiple myeloma and my father being diagnosed with liposarcoma in 2022.
CWT | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I have personally seen the devasting impact cancer has on families. I lost my grandfather to cancer a while ago, but still miss him frequently and wish he could be here with the family again. I'm happy to support this great cause!
Dessert Holdings | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Cancer impacts everyone's lives in some way including my life. People very close have been diagnosed with cancer and have survived or sadly passed away. My desire is that we continue the research we have going to continue to drive toward cures.
Digikey | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I am happy to support the American Cancer Society in their mission to fight cancer through research, prevention, and patient care, as cancer has affected many in our community and I recognize the important role the ACS plays in supporting those affected by this disease.
Donaldson | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: We are all busy with work and personal commitments. I want to make the most of the time I do have to help this worthy organization, and to support my colleagues who have been impacted by cancer.
ECMC | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I have personally experienced cancer and have a daughter who is doing cancer research. I believe its cure needs all the help the world can give.
Edina Realty Home Services | CIO, Central Region VP
Why I support American Cancer Society: I have lost 3 friends due to cancer, have had near misses myself and others that are battling it now, makes this personal. Then learning how funds are used to enable a multitude of research teams on various areas of focus to enhance treatments or find cures is critical. Taking time to support ACS and learn more about technology offerings facilitates the financial corner stone to our cure quest is an easy driver for me to participate in this win-win endeavor.
Federated Insurance | CIO, SVP of P&C Support Services
Why I support American Cancer Society: Cancer is something that unites us all. It does not discriminate and we have all been touched by it in some way. Giving up my time to help raise funds to fight cancer was an easy decision.
Federated Insurance | CISO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I chose to donate my time and efforts to this cause because as a survivor of a late stage cancer myself, it is not a stretch to say the results of cancer research literally saved my life. While going through that difficult time people's awareness, love, and support helped me stay positive and tackle my treatments with a smile on my face. I am passionate about anything I can do to help a cause like this.
Why I support American Cancer Society: In recognition of my favorite late-uncle that we lost to brain cancer years ago. He is dearly missed.
H.B.Fuller | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: After witnessing firsthand the impact of cancer as family members and close friends battle this devastating disease, I am committed to making a difference. Together our efforts can prolong life, identify more effective treatments and reduce the impact cancer has on our community.
Huntington Bank | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Many of us have lost a friend or a loved one to cancer. I lost my Father to brain cancer almost 14 years ago. I'm donating my time to help raise funding needed for research and advancement of treatments with hope that one day we are able to find a cure for all different types of cancer.
Illumifin | CDO, CTO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I love the idea of sharing my experience, my company and potentially develop new relationships and partners to engage on whether that be for innovation, company growth or for a good time. Looking forward to interacting for a great cause as well!
Inspire Medical Systems | VP of Information Services
Why I support American Cancer Society: I am donating a lunch hour to help CIOs Against Cancer raise money to support early-stage cancer research. Learning more about how cancer works and can be stopped, will benefit all people across the world regardless of race, gender, background, or religion. Please join me in working to stop cancer.
Land O' Lakes | CISO
Mayo Clinic | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: As a two time stage III colorectal cancer survivor, I want to advance cures and prevention for cancer. Let's join together as a CIO community to make a difference.
Medtronic | VP, CISO, CSO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I believe that Technology leaders, whether CIO's, CTO's or CISO's have the ability and responsibility to give back to their communities and to deliver a meaningful and measurable impact to the challenge of beating cancer in all of it's forms.
Mortenson | CIO, VP of IT & Security
Why I support American Cancer Society: Despite all the progress in early decision, and advanced treatments Cancer will be newly diagnosed in 2million people in the US this year alone. Which means everyone knows someone, if not more than one, who will be impacted by this diagnosis in their lifetime. Reducing this number and improving the odds of eradication after treatment is the best use of our research dollars.
MSP Airports - Metropolitan Airports Commission | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Too many of us have experienced a friend or family battling a form of cancer, and I find it important to give support in whatever ways we can to contribute to the research and programs that are making a difference.
Neiman Marcus | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I am donating a lunch hour as I do not know anyone who has not been touched by cancer. The work of the CIOs against cancer is funding research that will make a difference for future cancer patients, which helps all of us.
Northern Tool | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Sadly, cancer impacts so many individuals and their families, including my own mother losing her battle with cancer at the age of 39. I am happy to commit my time, talents and financial resources to help increase survivorship and ultimately finding find a cure.
Pohlad Companies | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Like most people, cancer has deeply affected my family. Donating an hour of my time to help fund research is really the least I can do. I'm grateful that CIOs Against Cancer is working to bring hope to many families.
Post Brands | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: While at Target, I got the opportunity to visit St Jude's hospital at Memphis which affected me greatly. When my boss and mentor of several years (Jeff Mader) was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, I started to make financial contributions to the American Cancer Society. I lost an aunt and my dad was diagnosed with prostrate cancer a few years ago and has had a full recovery. When I got this opportunity to donate time towards the cause and help raise funds, I just felt it was the right thing to do.
Red Wing Shoe Co. | VP, CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: My faither-in-law passed away from cancer, my mother-in-law passed away from cancer, and I survived cancer. Finding a cure for cancer is a worthy cause, and I am delighted that the Minnesota technology community continues to rally behind such a commendable goal.
Restaurant Technologies | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I have had friends and family impacted by cancer. Being part of this effort is one small way that I can help raise awareness for ACS and help in fight.
Revo Health | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: Like many people, cancer has impacted my family and friends and I believe that CIO's Against Cancer is doing meaningful work in sponsoring research projects that will actually make a difference in people's lives in tackling this disease.
Ryan Companies | CIO
Securian Financial | SVP, CTO
Sleep Number | CIO
SPS Commerce | CTO
Starkey Hearing | CIO
State of Minnesota | CIO
Sun Country Airlines | CISO
Why I support American Cancer Society: The ACS and the CIO's Against Cancer are trying to raise money for a truly wonderful cause. Everyone will someday be impacted by cancer, be it yourself or a loved one. One way that I can help support this cause is to provide my time to a company that supports these same values.
Tennant | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: I'm supporting an important cause that effects too many.
The Toro Company | Managing Director, Enterprise IT, CIO
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Why I support American Cancer Society: I am choosing to donate my time and attention to this cause because it is a meaningful way to contribute to finding more treatments that both improve the quality and extend the lives of those diagnosed with Cancer and to one day hopefully prevent this disease.
Thrivent | CDO, CTO
Thrivent | SVP, CIO Commercial
Why I support American Cancer Society: I donated a lunch in honor of my father, Dennis Chapman, who defied the odds for over four years. He participated in a research program that resulted in the early detection of his cancer.
Venture Solutions | VP Digital Transformation
Why I support American Cancer Society: I have had the privilege of connecting with so many generous people and the opportunity to share my time with a greater purpose is an honor.
Tile Shop | CIO
Why I support American Cancer Society: The battle against cancer is real; I have several friends who are fighting for their life or in remission and want to support research that can stop this deadly disease.
Western life Insurance | CIO
Chief Technology Officer, SVP Consumer Technology and Experiences | Optum
Sun Country Airlines | CIOWhy I support American Cancer Society: Cancer is a battle that unfortunately almost everyone has been affected by, recently lost 2 friends under 40 yrs old. The least I can do is give up a lunch to help fight Cancer.
Prime Therapeutics | SVP & CIO
CIO | Winnebago Industries
Why I support American Cancer Society: It is a great cause and the IT leaders in our own backyard can mobilize our resources to contribute to this cause. Plus, we all know someone in our lives that is impacted by Cancer, I am privileged to know Jeff as a great leader, mentor and someone who has been at the front of the line in this fight.
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