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CIOs Offer Their Holiday Recipes for Success

More than a dozen IT leaders from across the nation -- including six with California connections -- show off their culinary chops in a compendium of holiday food and drink.

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Teri Takai and Phil Bertolini, co-executive directors of the Center for Digital Government*, collected favorite holiday recipes from chief information officers across the nation, mixed in their own favorite offerings and folded them all into a brief virtual cookbook that’s designed to entice and inspire. The culinarily inclined California CIOs, listed alphabetically, include:

  • Bertolini, the former deputy county executive and CIO for Oakland County, Michigan, makes Bertolini Cheesy Potatoes.  
  • Linda Gurell, San Francisco’s CIO, offers a triple play: salt and vinegar chicken wings, wontons and festive drinks.
  • Los Angeles County CIO Bill Kehoe shares the secrets to his “famous holiday fruit salad.”
  • Rob Lloyd, CIO for the city of San Jose, favors BST Pasta, a concoction featuring bacon, spinach and tomatoes.
  • Takai, former CIO of the state of California and the U.S. Department of Defense, suggests holiday snacking with vanilla almond granola.
  • Brian Sastokas, CIO of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority, suggests fig, goat cheese and arugula flatbread, accompanied by a Black Manhattan cocktail.
In all, 16 IT executives’ holiday treats may be found in CDG’s printable compendium, which features a link to a video roundup you won’t want to miss.

*The Center for Digital Government is part of e.Republic, parent company of Techwire.