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Maryfran Johnson

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CIO Online

Preston's Summary

Maryfran Johnson is a Columnist at CIO Online. She focuses on the retail industry, C-Suite dynamics, and the intersection of technology and leadership, with particular attention to CIOs and IT leaders. Maryfran is featured in CIO Online, where she shares her insights on networking, resume writing, and the evolving roles of product chiefs and board members.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 50 %
Interviews Q&as: 42 %
Events: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Retail industry
  • C-Suite
  • Board seats
  • Resume writing
  • CIOs
  • IT leaders
  • Networking
  • Product chief

Pitching Insights

Maryfran's articles focus on providing guidance and insights for professionals, specifically targeting CIOs and IT leaders. She frequently covers topics related to sales & marketing, human resources & employment with a specific focus on the retail industry, C-suite roles, board seats, resume writing, networking, product chiefs.

Given the nature of her coverage attributes which are primarily "How To Guides," she would likely be interested in contributions that offer practical tips or step-by-step guides aimed at helping IT professionals navigate their careers or improve their skills within these areas. Additionally, pitches focused on personal branding for executives in the tech industry could also align well with her coverage.

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CIO Online

Equifax CTO Bryson Koehler on the CIO as product chief

Equifax CTO Bryson Koehler on the CIO as product chief

Bryson Koehler, Chief Product, Data, Analytics and Technology Officer at Equifax, joins host Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. They discuss “decision intelligence” vs. data overload, advancing ethical AI, cloud native operations and more.

CIO Online

4 stories all CIOs should be able to tell

4 stories all CIOs should be able to tell

The stories that leaders need to tell fall into four broad categories: personal stories, customer success stories, employee-values-in-action stories, and perspective stories. Here's why they're effective tools for establishing personal connection.

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