Brian Kimberly is the Deputy Chief Information Officer for Loudoun County, the national center of the data center industry and one of the most significant hubs for internet traffic. He oversees the county’s core technology operations, ensures the reliability of critical systems, supports public safety agencies, and drives improvements in digital services for residents and employees. His leadership helps position Loudoun to meet growing demands with practical innovation, dependable technology, and a clear focus on community needs.

Maura is the Chief Technology Officer and Deputy Director for the Fairfax County’s Department of Information Technology. She has a Master of Science Degree from the University of Maryland. Maura has worked across several areas in the county before joining the Information Technology Department, she set up the foundation for data analytics in the Fire and Rescue Department, managed the Health and Human Services IT Strategic Roadmap, and oversaw application development, data analytics and AI/ML development before becoming the Chief Technology Officer and Deputy Director.

Luke Norris serves as the Vice President of Platform Enablement for Granicus. Prior to the acquisition of his firm, OpenCities, Luke served as the Managing Director for OpenCities. He's also helped start a government payment firm Payit and was an early staff member of the national nonprofit Code for America where he played a key role in helping over 110 governments with digital transformation projects ranging from public health, public safety, entrepreneurship and other key policy areas for state, city and county governments. Luke's a thought leader in government technology and has spoken frequently at the US Conference of Mayors, ICMA, National Association of Counties and other events on topics ranging from digital transformation to smart cities and community engagement.

Luke lives in Kansas City, MO where he's an incredibly active member of the community and serves in a variety of nonprofit leadership roles.