CTA's Insights Series explores the latest emerging technologies, featuring a deep dive into timely tech topics through a keynote presentation and panel discussion with industry experts.
Join us on October 22 as we explore Choosing the Right Data Protection Approach, examining how organizations can protect sensitive data, strengthen resilience and recovery, and navigate increasingly complex technology environments.
The program will begin with a keynote presentation from Dr. Larry Morgan, Senior Manager of Sales Engineering, at Perforce Delphix, followed by a panel discussion with industry experts sharing practical perspectives, challenges and strategies organizations should consider as they evaluate their approach to data protection.
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Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Larry Morgan, Senior Manager of Sales Engineering, Delphix (Perforce)
Dr. Larry Morgan is a Senior Manager of Sales Engineering at Delphix (Perforce), where he leads U.S. sales engineering teams helping enterprises accelerate secure data delivery and modernize complex application environments. An experienced technology architect, Larry brings deep expertise in cloud and hybrid architectures, data masking, performance optimization, and DevOps enablement. He is a frequent speaker at customer and industry events, known for translating complex technical challenges into clear, business‑driven outcomes. Larry holds a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership and has completed a Doctor of Ministry (DMin) in Leadership and Creative Communications.
Panelists:
Kelly Guthner, Chief Innovation Officer, Connect for Health Colorado
Kelly Guthner is Chief Innovation Officer for Connect for Health Colorado, where he leads enterprise technology, data, quality assurance, cloud modernization and Artificial Intelligence strategy for Colorado’s official health insurance marketplace.
With more than 30 years of technology leadership experience, Kelly has led modernization, cybersecurity, and innovation initiatives across healthcare, government and commercial organizations.
He established Connect for Health Colorado’s enterprise AI program and AI Council and leads responsible AI adoption, governance, workforce enablement, agentic development, Retrieval-Augmented Generation and enterprise AI platform initiatives. He also led the organization’s migration from legacy on-premises infrastructure to secure, FedRAMP-authorized AWS services.
Earlier in his career, Kelly held senior technology leadership roles supporting New York State Medicaid, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Rocky Flats site and international programs including the London 2012 Olympic Park and major development initiatives in Dubai.
Julia Rosen, SVP, Information Technology, MGMA
Julia currently serves as Senior Vice President of IT for MGMA (the Medical Group Management Association). Prior to that she was Chief Information & Technology Officer at Pera Healthcare, a Hospice Holding company that owns and operates hospices nationwide. She previously served as VP, CTO for Centura Health, a $5B health system in Colorado and Kansas, where she helped stand up technology for covid mass vaccination sites in the state of Colorado. Prior to her health system leadership, she spent 15 years in technology consulting, advising clients on all aspects of Healthcare IT, including EMRs, Data & Analytics, Cloud & Platform Modernization, Enterprise Architecture, IT Service Management, Revenue Cycle Integrity, and Information Security. She is passionate about providing modern, seamless experiences for patients and families, as well as promoting technology career paths for women.
She holds an MBA from University of Wisconsin, Madison and a BA from Williams College, and lives with her husband, son, and a host of furry friends in Denver, CO.
John Shellenberger, VP and Chief Information Officer, Johns Manville
John is Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Johns Manville. He has led the global IT organization and operational excellence initiatives at the company for nearly 19 years. John has worked at Johns Manville for 35 years. He is a Colorado native having attended University of Southern Colorado and University of Notre Dame. John is a business technology leader focused on delivering value and innovation through IT.
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