Dr. Donna Kidwell is the Chief Information Officer at the University of Toronto, leading teams in cybersecurity, infrastructure, and learning technology. With a Doctorate in Business Administration, she is a recognized expert in technology commercialization and digital trust. Colleagues describe her as insightful, creative, visionary, and forward-thinking.
Outside of her primary role, she co-chairs the World Learning Conference with colleagues in Norway and is active in several CIO organizations. In a recent podcast, she mentioned her passion for traditional weaving on a walking loom, a tradition connected to her fathers cabin in northern New Mexico.
She received an award from the Governor of Gyeonggi Province, Korea, for her efforts in economic development on behalf of small businesses.
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