Prior to her career as a cloud champion at Amazon Web Services (AWS), Dr. Davison was full-time faculty in informatics and population health at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine where she worked at the intersection of healthcare, technology, education & research. Her career path has taken her from clinical medicine to industry to consulting to academia and now a fusion of each of these spheres. As a board-certified physician in Internal Medicine and Clinical Informatics, she understands the pain points faced both by clinicians and researchers as well as the IT teams that help support their mission. In her current role as Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO), Precision Oncology Dr. Davison is focused on connecting-the-dots along the care continuum for cancer patients, their families, and care providers so we can collectively harness the power of AI in the race for a cure.

Kevin Seeley is vice president in GDIT’s Federal Health Division, overseeing programs and growth projects in support of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Prior to joining GDIT, Seeley was a colonel in the U.S. Air Force, most recently serving as MHS deputy chief information officer (CIO) and deputy director, health IT, Defense Health Agency. In this role, he led the U.S. Armed Forces Health IT, executing an $11 billion portfolio supporting 699 military treatment facilities worldwide. Previous roles during his decorated career include chief, DHA Infrastructure and Operations Division; chief technology officer, Office of the Surgeon General, Headquarters U.S. Air Force; chief operating officer, DHA Health IT Business Support Branch; and commander, 7th Medical Support Squadron.

George Jackson is the Executive Producer & Host of GovExec TV. George joined GovExec in October of 2020 to enhance the scale of their events and audience experiences.

He graduated from The Ohio State University in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in English. In 2006, he earned his master’s in broadcast journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park.

George spent the first five years of his journalism career at WJHL-TV in Johnson City Tenn. – beginning as an overnight producer for the station’s 6 a.m. broadcast. He advanced to lead on-air reporter for WJHL’s 11 p.m. newscast.

As a reporter, George examined the earnings of two non-profit hospital systems, felony charges filed against a local sheriff, predatory paving companies, a health benefits backlog for local veterans, and a series of cold-case murder investigations. He received an honorable mention for Best TV Reporter in the 2011 Tennessee AP Broadcast awards and won a Best Investigative Reporting award from Media General in 2010.

George joined DC’s ABC affiliate WJLA-TV in 2012 to produce Capital Insider, which won him an Emmy award. One year later, he developed and recorded the pilot episode of Government Matters– a program about the business of government. It debuted as a weekly show on Sunday, August 4th of 2013. George led Government Matters through September of 2020, expanded its reach to a daily worldwide audience, and produced its first feature-length documentary “The Dawn of Generation AI.”

George is from Toledo, Ohio. He lives with his wife, twin daughters, and a pair of rescue dogs in Northern Virginia.