From Protection to Resilience: Boardroom Perspectives on Cyber Governance Evolution

Andy Flatt has over 40 years of experience with healthcare companies from startup to growth to Fortune 500. In addition to his current role as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer of National HealthCare Corporation, he has served in executive leadership roles at Corizon Health, Cigna-HealthSpring, AIM HealthCare and Baptist Hospital.

Mr. Flatt currently serves as Treasurer and Board Member of Ascend Federal Credit Union and Chair of the Middle Tennessee State University’s MSPS Advisory Group. He also currently serves as the Chair Emeritus of TennesseeCIO and as a member of Ratio Healthcare Advisory Board. In addition, he serves as a Mentor and Coach through the InspireCIO NGL and NTC ELITE programs. He previously served on the boards of Second Harvest Food Bank and The Greater Nashville Technology Council. In addition to serving as adjunct faculty for nine years, Mr. Flatt also served his alma mater, Lipscomb University, as Chair of the College of Computing and Technology Advisory and College of Business Alumni Boards.

Mr. Flatt is the recipient of the NTC CIO of the Year (2011) and Volunteer of the Year (2011). He has also been recognized by the Nashville Business Journal as a Technology Power Leader (2011 and 2012), Healthcare Hero (2014) and CIO of the Year (2015). He was recognized as one of Nextiva’s “Top 80 CIOs You Should Know in 2020”. In 2022, he received the inaugural 2022 Tennessee CIO of the Year Leadership Orbie Award.

Jamie Adams Senior Vice President & CITO Lifeway

Jamie Adams is the senior vice president and chief information technology officer (CITO) at Lifeway. She began her career as a technology leader at Michelin Corporation, a Global Fortune 500 company, where she served in various roles for 14 years.

Jamie has served as CIO for the past 11 years of her career, providing business and technology solutions that improve value proposition and overall profitability. She has led the development of strategies and programs to transform IT from just a support organization to a business partner, creating business value, navigating business change, optimizing IT investments, transforming IT capabilities, and delivering IT with confidence to protect the business and minimize disruption impact. 

She holds an MBA from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala., and a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/Management Information Systems from the University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.

Jerome Oglesby Transformational Leader

Jerome Oglesby is a globally recognized and accomplished transformational leader in the fields of information technology, IT governance and operations, digital transformation, and cyber security. With over 35 years of experience, Jerome has consistently demonstrated his exceptional abilities to lead technology mergers, acquisitions, and transitions, driving large-scale transformations, and spearheading growth strategies for renowned organizations.

Notably, Jerome recently served as the Global Chief Technology Officer for Deloitte Touché Tohmatsu Limited, the world's largest professional services organization. In this pivotal role, he oversaw a vast technology landscape, responsible for leading over 1,100 employees supporting Deloitte's $2.4 billion global technology organization. Jerome's visionary guidance encompassed global technology governance, strategy, architecture, engineering, and operations, resulting in Deloitte's remarkable $560 million digital transformation to cloud services.

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Marc Wolfe President Marc A. Wolfe Enterprises, LLC

Marc A. Wolfe takes audiences on an unexpected leadership journey – from capturing defining moments through his camera lens to guiding executives at elite global companies on transformational growth.

Though kicked out of his 4th grade NJ public school for being “too helpful,” Marc rebounded from this life-altering event to realize his purpose: unlocking human potential. This calling sparked a winding career across photography, technology innovation consulting, and leadership coaching.

Marc started a freelance photography business at 16 years old and went on to photograph President George H Bush as well as celebrities, dignitaries, and NFL Teams. He then leveraged his creative eye to become an early Apple computer pioneer, helping companies like CNBC, TXU Communications, GAF, BD, Tiffany & Co, as well as Bermuda Yellow Pages and non-profits like the United Nations Development Programme and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, navigate the Macintosh platform before the iPod even existed.

Marc earned his marketing degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University while owning two businesses. However, adding to his experience as an innovation and strategy consultant, he expanded his learning when he became an International Coaching Federation (ICF) certified coach. Blending insights across healthcare, retail, entertainment, finance, and more, Marc assisted leaders at organizations such as Tufts Health Plan, Ramsey Solutions, Synnex, Thread Bank, and Choice Hotels Owners Council.

Expanding his impact, Marc shared practical leadership perspectives with Forbes.com, also as an INC5000 Mentor plus Facilitator for Marshall Goldsmith’s prestigious MG100 executive coaching cohort.

Marc moves audiences through humor, authenticity, and actionable content. Attendees leave educated, encouraged, and energized to maximize their leadership potential. His forthcoming book “Yeah But...Cut Through the Noise to Live, Learn and Lead Better,” captures the strength and ability to get unstuck, which is so vital now for growth. The difference is in the details when crafting stories that captivate, transform, and endure. That’s why he is always “Turning Conversations into Outcomes”

Marc is originally from New Jersey but now is nestled outside the hustle and bustle of Nashville, TN, with his forever bride, while his two adult daughters and family are close by,

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