HeldFriday 8 May 2026 · W Dallas - Victory

CIO VisionDallas–Fort WorthInvite-only CIO & Enterprise AI Summit 2026

Held as CDO Vision Dallas–Fort Worth

31leaders in the room
6sessions
8Vision AI Awards
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CDO Vision Dallas–Fort Worth 2026 8 May 2026: The Dallas–Fort Worth room · 8 May 2026

The Dallas–Fort Worth room · 8 May 2026

Next Dallas–Fort Worth room

To be announced

An invite-only forum in Dallas–Fort Worth where senior data leaders align on AI-first strategy, governance, and real-world execution.

panels
3
Vision Talk
1
workshop or roundtable
1
Vision AI Awards
8

The region in numbers · AIM Research

What US CIOs are prioritising for 2027

From CIO AI Priorities 2027, a study of 410 CIOs in 29 countries. Read the study

Priority mix · 100% of US evidence

11%of US companies hire for AI security, against 3% or less elsewhere
31%of US CIOs carry an extended title, against more than half elsewhere

On the record

What the room discussed

Each session links to its recap on Insights once it is published.

  1. 01Vision Talk

    Agentic AI: From Hype to Value

    With Best Buy

  2. 02Panel

    The Boardroom Conversation - How CXOs Shape AI Strategy

    With SMBC Group · Xsolla · Charter Communications – Spectrum Reach · Parkland Health and Hospital System · HomeVestors of America, Inc.

  3. 03Talk

    Guardrails at the Glass - Governing AI Where Work Actually Happens

    With Island

  4. 04Panel

    Transforming Industries with AI: Enterprise Success Stories

    With Smile Doctors · Kimberly-Clark · UnitedHealth Group · Lockheed Martin

  5. 05Panel

    Agentic AI and the Future of Enterprise Growth

    With MODE Global · UT Southwestern Medical Center · UNFI · 7-Eleven · Western Alliance Bank

  6. 06Open roundtable

    Building the AI Native Organization

    Open to every leader in the room

Vision AI Awards, Dallas–Fort Worth

8 leaders honoured on 8 May 2026

  1. 01

    Arun Shastry

    Senior Vice President, Global Data & Analytics Portfolio, Marsh

  2. 02

    Mike Turner

    Chief Data Officer, Austin Energy

  3. 03

    Mruna Asoori

    Chief Data Officer, Newrez

  4. 04

    Latheef Syed

    Global Vice President AI & Data, Architecture & Governance, The Hartford

  5. 05

    Karthikeyan Ilangovan

    Vice President - Data, Analytics & AI/ML, MODE Global

  6. 06

    Karen Nogueira

    Vice President Data & Analytics - BI, Data Science & Data Engineering, Neighborly

  7. 07

    Veeru Ramaswamy

    Head - AI and Data, Fidelity Investments

  8. 08

    Sandeep Ahluwalia

    Global Technology & Transformation Head, Citi

31 leaders attended

Who was in the room

31
leaders attended
28
organisations
15
on stage

By seniority

Chief titles7
SVP, VP & MD8
Heads & directors16

Organisations in the room

7-ElevenAdvantage SolutionsAustin EnergyBest BuyCharles SchwabCharter Communications – Spectrum ReachCitiConcentraFidelity InvestmentsHomeVestors of America, Inc.Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.Kimberly-ClarkLockheed MartinMarshMODE GlobalNeighborlyNewrezParkland Health and Hospital SystemSMBC GroupSmile DoctorsThe HartfordUNFIUnitedHealth GroupUSAAUT Southwestern Medical CenterVerizonWestern Alliance BankXsolla

On film

CDO VISION Dallas 2026 Aftermovie

Questions

CIO Vision Dallas 2026 takes place on May 08, 2026 at W Dallas - Victory in Dallas, United States. It is a one-day, invite-only summit for Chief Data Officers and enterprise AI leaders.

About this room

About CDO Vision Dallas–Fort Worth

CDO Vision Dallas–Fort Worth brings an invite-only executive summit to Dallas–Fort Worth, connecting Chief Data Officers with enterprise AI and technology leaders. The format centres on practical decisions: selecting useful AI applications, preparing reliable data, establishing governance and measuring business outcomes. Rather than treating every organisation as having the same priorities, the summit creates space to compare implementation challenges and learn from peers working within different constraints.

The organisations listed for this Dallas–Fort Worth edition represent sectors including Marketing & Communications, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Aerospace & Defense, Banking & Finance, Energy & Utilities, Technology, Automotive & Mobility, Telecom & Media. These local conversations bring different operating contexts into the room: the demands of regulated services, customer-facing businesses and technology delivery are not identical, even when leaders are considering similar AI capabilities.

The agenda and linked attendee profiles below provide context for the people contributing to this event. Explore their roles and organisations alongside the sessions to understand the perspectives represented. Where an earlier Dallas–Fort Worth edition exists, its event page offers a separate record of that gathering, including its own participants and highlights. Invitations for upcoming editions are reviewed by the organising team; submitting a request does not automatically confirm attendance. AIM Media House organises the series, with each city edition retaining its own date, venue and programme.