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Glendale names new information chief

The city of Glendale recently hired Steven Martin as the city’s new Chief Information Officer.

Martin brings decades of public and private sector experience focused on a high standard of operational performance and security management. In this role, he will set the city’s technology strategy, oversee infrastructure and security, and identify process improvements.

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Glendale names new information chief

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The city of Glendale recently hired Steven Martin as the city’s new Chief Information Officer.

Martin brings decades of public and private sector experience focused on a high standard of operational performance and security management. In this role, he will set the city’s technology strategy, oversee infrastructure and security, and identify process improvements.

Additionally, Martin will provide continuous review and analysis of programs and consult with departments to select the best hardware and software applications.

“The city has a strong IT foundation and Steve’s technical acumen, and business savvy will help drive our continued digital modernization,” stated Kevin Phelps, Glendale’s city manager, in a press release. “Steve’s extensive experience and knowledge of a quickly changing world of technology proved he was the right leader to oversee our IT operations and apply his collaborative and forward-thinking approach across the city.”

Martin most recently served as the Deputy Chief Information Officer for Austin, Texas. Prior to that, he served in senior and executive level roles with the state of Nevada, Viad Corporation and the city of Las Vegas.

"I’m excited to be joining an accomplished team that is committed to serving the community at the highest level,” Martin stated in a press release. “My career has been dedicated to understanding emerging technologies and cybersecurity practices.”

Martin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology from University of Phoenix, a Master of Science degree in Informational Technology with Engineering emphasis from Regis University.

Martin’s first day in the city will be Monday, Oct. 21.

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