Anh Selissen is the Chief Information Officer for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), where she leads more than 700 technology professionals supporting one of the nation’s largest and most complex transportation networks. Since taking on the CIO role in 2019, she has redefined the function of IT within the agency transforming it into a mission-aligned, customer-focused division that delivers measurable impact for the business and the public it serves.

Under her leadership, TxDOT has implemented award-winning platforms like TxDOTCONNECT and the Consultant Certification Information System (CCIS), digitizing critical functions such as project delivery and vendor management. She also launched a forward-thinking AI program grounded in transparency and public trust, including one of the most comprehensive AI strategic plans in state government.

Anh’s best-in-class leadership is not only seen through her highly strategic vision, but also in her commitment to people and culture. She built a team-first organization centered on service, values, and inclusion, mentoring rising leaders, empowering diverse voices, and promoting a culture of trust and innovation. Recognized as both a State IT Leader of the Year and SIM Austin IT Executive of the Year, Anh embodies the modern public sector CIO: a business strategist, technology innovator, and authentic leader who brings others along with her.

Kelly Tuggle is the Assistant Vice President of Application Development and Delivery Services at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). With three decades of dedicated service, she has risen through the ranks, taking on increasingly challenging roles to meet the evolving needs of one of the world’s busiest airports. In her current role, Kelly leads a team focused on innovative, secure technology solutions that serve both business and customer needs. Her leadership has been pivotal in driving application development, data engineering, quality assurance, and security compliance at DFW.

Known for her passion for business process optimization and automation, Kelly introduced the Appian low-code platform at DFW back in 2013—resulting in over 40 applications developed within the first 18 months. Her foresight continues to streamline DFW’s operations and improve customer experience. Kelly’s influence extends beyond technology, as she’s also served as president for two Employee Resource Groups, supporting women and veterans in the workplace.

Her achievements have garnered industry recognition, including the 2009 Oracle Magazine Editor’s Choice Award for SOA Architect of the Year and an Oracle Master Certification. Under her leadership, Kelly and her team have been awarded five patents for cutting-edge technology projects at DFW. Kelly holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Texas Wesleyan University, and today, she brings to us her invaluable insights into emerging digital technology trends and next-generation solutions for modern business challenges.
 

Stephanie Weber is the Senior Industry Leader for State, Local and Higher Education Government, where she leverages her extensive background in both delivery and business development. Her career spans significant tenures at leading consulting organizations such as McKinsey & Company, Deloitte, NTT Data, and BearingPoint, as well as premier technology firms including Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Salesforce.

Her expertise is marked by a profound commitment to using technology to improve citizen interactions with government services, prioritizing inclusivity and accessibility. Her work encompasses leading transformational projects in cloud and application modernization, executing citizen engagement workshops, and implementing comprehensive customer experience mapping. These initiatives have significantly enhanced service delivery in sectors such as healthcare, transportation, and judiciary systems, ensuring that technological advancements translate into real-world benefits for communities.

Beyond her professional life, Stephanie engages deeply with her personal passions and community service activities. An avid outdoor enthusiast, she participates in mountain biking, stand-up paddling, hiking, and obstacle course racing. Her family life is vibrant, shared with her husband, four children, and a French bulldog. Demonstrating a commitment to societal contributions, she volunteers her time teaching computer literacy and supports efforts to retain at-risk students in school. Stephanie Weber’s holistic approach to her career and personal life exemplifies the leadership qualities valued in today's interconnected and dynamic environments.