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Recognizing outstanding CIOs isn’t just about the what—it's about the who. The human stories behind the titles. The heart behind the strategy. The laughter behind the leadership. Last night, more than 120 members of the Boston CIO community gathered to celebrate the Most Interesting CIOs in the World—our 2025 Boston #ORBIE Award Finalists! The stories? Hilarious. Heartfelt. Sometimes unexpected. Always inspiring. These leaders reminded us that some of the most important moments happen outside the boardroom (and often involve a great story or two). Each gathering during awards season is more than an event—it’s a chance to deepen connection, spotlight team excellence, and build momentum across our organizations and the broader tech community. As we look ahead to the big day on June 6 for the 11th annual BostonCIO ORBIE Awards, we’re not just counting down to a ceremony, we’re celebrating a more than a decade of leadership, innovation, and impact across Greater New England. Huge thanks to our amazing underwriters and Awards sponsors for making this magic possible: Slalom, Markley, EchoStor Technologies, and BGSF #BostonCIO #CIO #ORBIE #ITLeadership #LeadershipMatters
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Thank you BostonCIO for hosting a fantastic evening. Amy Abbott and Brian Shield you will be dearly missed!
Looking good BostonCIO!
Congratulations and best wishes to our BostonCIO colleagues!
Amazing group of great leaders. Sorry I missed it!!!
Thanks again for a wonderful event - it is really great connecting with other amazing CIOs, to hear what motivated them to take this path - and what keeps them going. This is truly great opportunity to build community and relationships that help us build a better City!
Thank you for your leadership Amy Abbott - great night celebrating a uniquely diverse set of CIOs and their hidden talents! Kartik Sakthivel, Ph.D. You were missed.
It was great to see everyone and to hear the finalists approach the honor with humor and humility! They are an impressive group and all deserve congratulations for being recognized.