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Colorado CIO honored for leadership

The Denver Business Journal named Kristin D. Russell the CIO of the Year in the Public/Nonprofit category.

By StateScoop Staff

June 26, 2013

From an official press release from the Colorado Office of the Chief Information Officer:

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