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    Leah Kraus

    Chief Information Officer, North Carolina Central University

    Raleigh-Durham

    Leah Kraus has 30 years of experience in technology and education. Her work prior to being a CIO included: high school business teacher, K-12 program coordinator and director user services. In 2001 she was named CIO at Guilford College. From there, in 2007, Leah was hired by UNC Wilmington as Associate Vice Chancellor and later Interim CIO. Leah now serves as the CIO at North Carolina Central University where she started in 2014. There she is responsible for providing innovation, vision and strategic leadership for the campus. In 2019 Leah was nominated as CIO of the Year for the Women in IT Awards; in 2015 she was named Best CIO Public University by Triangle Business Journal. She has served on industry and non-profit Advisory Boards and has been an active speaker at industry events. She is engaged in digital equity work in Durham, NC and is a member of the North Carolina Digital Equity and Inclusion Council.

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