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It was Robb Stoddard's intense interest in IT that propelled him through the ranks to his current position as Alberta's CIO. However, Stoddard, doesn't see his role as being overly technical.

As the CIO for the Government of the Northwest Territories, Roger Renaud faces challenges that make him unique among his peers.

For Scott Campbell, the number one challenge today is IT governance.

Through 20 years in government, Shauneen Furlong says she's had the opportunity not only to help contribute to changing and improving the relationships between government and citizens, but also the opportunity to participate in ground-breaking policy initiatives.

Nova Scotia is bustling with e-government activity. And for Steven Feindel, a major force behind much of that activity, maintaining clarity is always top of mind.

Electronic service delivery. Return on investments. Public-private partnerships. Multi-channel service delivery. The destruction of silos.

With more than 20 years of experience, Tim Whelan has been on the front lines of some of Saskatchewan's most ambitious e-government projects.

Walter Gasparini's career in the public sector began at the federal level, when he worked in the Department of Veteran Affairs in P.E.I. For the last dozen years, however, he has been director of information technology services for the Region of Waterloo, Ont.