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It was initiated as a way for the Obama administration to make a new level of transparency. A way to provide U.S. citizens with information and allow them to genuinely take part in the government deliberations like never before. Today Vivek Kundra, Federal Chief Information Officer, utilizes Social Media and other technology to create and preserve an open dialog with America with the feeling that citizens are united like never before and have the want to affect change.

From cloud computing first steps to holding government contractors amenable for the services they render, Vivek Kundra operates to make wise use of the IT budget he controls. He realizes that making the precise IT decisions that encompass new platforms and advances in technology will lend to efficient operations in government agencies. His goal is an IT substructure that operates within budget parameters while redeeming extraordinary value to U.S. citizens.

Appointed by President Barack Obama, Vivek Kundra has become the first Federal Chief Information Officer in the Nation. He is constantly operating to revolutionize IT in the public realm using principles of participation, collaboration, transparency. With erstwhile expertise has CTO for Washington, D.C. Vivek Kundra has the experience and credentials to meet the Information Technology hurdles before him. His earlier experience at the District and State levels prepared him well for this task.

Renowned banker Carlos Abadi, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is the founder and current president of Abadi and Company, which was formed in 1991. He already has 20 years of experience as an advisor for bankers, government officials as well as company executives in startup businesses. With that, he has developed financial solutions for his advisees such as liability management, debt-to-equity conversion, debt restructuring, debt monetization, and debt buyback.

One of the many significant transactions he made was when he took part in the financial service firm Refco’s reorganization in 2006.

Away from his company efforts, Carlos Abadi has also been engaging into philanthropy. Currently, he sponsors the charity group Inwood House, a New York-based organization that helps in the awareness of teen pregnancy. He as well is a member of the Argentine-American Society Board of Directors. The Argentine-American group was initiated in 2001 to raise money for those affected in the Argentina economic recession that same year.

In addition, Carlos Abadi is one of the members of the advisory board at Roubini Global Economics Monitor, a member of The Core Club, and a board director at 900 Fifth Avenue Corp.

Also inclined to politics, in 2000, Abadi worked with the US Senate and prepared a report about international trade.