2. Speakers / Panelists  Speakers — Simon La Fosse – Director, Harvey Nash plc — Bart Smith - Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers  Panelists - 3 rd June 2004 — Neil Cameron - Global CIO, Unilever — Tunde Coker - Technology Director, Egg plc — Judi Edwards - CIO Europe, Levi Strauss Europe  Panelists - 9 th June 2004 — Adrian Bagg - formerly CIO of Amersham — Jem Eskenazi - CIO, iTouch plc — David Boulter - CIO, Corporate Centre, BP  Panelists – 17 th June 2004 (Birmingham) — Keith Hopkinson - Group IT Director, IMI Norgren — Jorg Koletzki – Head of Business Projects, National Grid Transco — Jora Gill - Head of IT, BNP Paribas

3. USA Connecticut Denver New York San Francisco Seattle Europe Amsterdam Brussels Dusseldorf Stuttgart Paris Zurich UK Birmingham Leeds London Asia Hong Kong China Vietnam Harvey Nash global offices

4. Harvey Nash Group plc Market Leader In Corporate I.S. Interim Practice Contracts Division Offshore Development Mid Level Permanent Division CIO Practice

6. CIO reporting lines 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

7. Who should the CIO report to?

8. Main board representation

9. Change in IT budget 2003 - 4

10. How proactive at shutting down failing projects?

11. Reasons for outsourcing

12. Business alignment  Has your departmentIs it well enough become more aligned?aligned?

13. Capabilities of IT team

14. Relationships DirectorsOther People

15. Time spent on key activities

16. The DNA of success What are the key characteristics of business-aligned CIOs?

17. The DNA of success Leadership Relationships Time Management Competitive advantage