Cybersecurity
CIOMeet: Philadelphia 2026
The CIOMeet 2026 series serves as a premier platform for senior IT executives and cybersecurity leaders to collaborate and share knowledge. As the digital landscape rapidly evolves, these events are specifically designed to address the most pressing challenges in cybersecurity and enterprise technology.
By cultivating an environment centered on interaction and professional growth, CIOMeet 2026 enables decision-makers to acquire practical insights and broaden their professional networks within the industry.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 17 September 2026
- Address
- 155 Main St Building L, King of Prussia, PA 19406
- Organiser
- CXO Inc
- Expected attendance
- 10,000
- Industry
- Cybersecurity
Who attends
The audience
CIOMeet is an exclusive community for CIOs and Sr Corporate IT leaders who believe the strongest leaders are shaped by the collective knowledge and experience of their peers.
As described by the organiser
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Promoting Global Collaboration in Cybersecurity
- Advancing Security Leadership and Organizational Growth
On stage
Speakers
- Joseph WolfgramModerator
- Michael MarscheanCIO, SubCom
- Navi GrewalCIO, MasterBrands Cabinets, Inc
- Lewis LaneCIO, The Jewish Theological Seminary
- Maor LevyCIO, Chartwell Law
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