This includes evidence-based strategies to address digital equity through access to technology, STEAM education, digital literacy and workforce development initiatives to create a diverse, inclusive and equitable workforce in the technology industry. Prior to joining CDW in 2021, Taylor led Brown-Forman’s alcohol responsibility efforts to foster a responsible drinking culture. She created and launched the Pause Campaign to prevent drunk driving, prevent underage access and consumption, support addiction recovery, support bystander intervention, make moderation aspirational, and respect the choice not to drink. Taylor earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Kentucky and a master’s degree in corporate social responsibility from the University of Nottingham in England, as well as a Master of Business Administration degree from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. She currently serves on the board of directors for Volunteers of America Mid-States and the Louisville Metro Parks Advisory Commission. She has been a big sister through Big Brothers Big Sisters of America for 10 years and a court appointed special advocate. She was named one of Louisville’s 40 Under 40 in 2017 by Louisville Business Fire and the 2016 Outstanding Young Professional of the Year through the Young Professionals Association of Louisville.

Barbieri is responsible for the development, management and governance of CDW services. Orchestration teams include research and development, new service launch, governance and compliance, services operations, and service partner management. The team provides critical transition support from services sales to services delivery. Barbieri joined CDW•G in September 2003. She was promoted in August 2006 and served as director of program sales until transitioning to director of capture in April 2016. In that role, Barbieri was responsible for leading a team of more than 75 opportunity pursuit professionals that focused on winning the largest, most strategic contracts for CDW and CDW•G. Her team handled demand generation, opportunity development, capture strategies, proposal preparation and contract negotiations for all segments of the CDW business. Before working at CDW•G, Barbieri’s career spanned nearly a decade, including roles as an account manager and concluding as director of contracts for MicroWarehouse, a direct reseller of branded IT products and services to businesses. Barbieri graduated from Charter Oak State College with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and management and from Quinnipiac University with a master’s degree in business administration. She is the executive sponsor for CDW’s Business Resource Alliance Valuing Equality (BRAVE), whose mission is to enhance the work environment, provide networking opportunities and promote activities that help our LGBTQ+ coworkers and allies reach their full professional potential.

His goal is to provide clinicians with the best technology to deliver safe and excellent care to patients. Chaudry began his career as a physician and has more than 30 years of experience in all aspects of IT. His background includes work in both healthcare and corporate settings in the U.S., Australia, Western Europe and the U.K. in enterprise infrastructure development, business intelligence, unified telecommunications, and implementation of healthcare information and electronic health record systems. Chaudry earned his doctor of medicine degree from Ross University in New Jersey. He subsequently earned a master’s degree in health care policy and management from the University of Birmingham, a master’s degree in information systems management from the University of Salford, and MBA from Aston University, all in the U.K. Chaudry was named Seattle CIO of the Year in healthcare and received an ORBIE Award in 2022 and was nominated for the 2021 CHIME-AHA Transformational Leadership Award.

Prior to this position, she spent three years in the federal sales space. She enjoys talking to customers and getting them excited about Lenovo’s great portfolio.