Leadership
Srini Nallapati
Founder, President, RMAIN
Srini Nallapati is a seasoned technology executive with over 25 years of experience leading enterprise transformation through global business applications, data analytics, and innovation strategy. He is the Founder and CEO of a successful IT consulting firm, with deep expertise in predictive analytics, business intelligence (BI), CRM, and ERP solutions. Srini is also the founder of the Rocky Mountain Tableau User Group—one of the largest in the region—bringing together professionals from over 100 organizations for collaborative Data Summits focused on data literacy, visualization, and strategy. Throughout his career, Srini has led enterprise-wide initiatives across all facets of IT service delivery, including software development, application integration, support, and digital modernization for finance, engineering, HR, and business operations. His leadership has helped organizations modernize legacy systems, strengthen collaboration, and scale quality assurance practices. Known for his strategic foresight, Srini has established frameworks that align technology execution with business goals through detailed planning, service-level agreements (SLAs), and proactive risk management. He has built strong cross-functional partnerships to architect scalable solutions that accelerate innovation and improve operational efficiency. An expert in enterprise BI systems, data visualization, and secure development practices, Srini consistently delivers measurable value to clients. He has also driven global cost optimization through best shore delivery models and continues to champion data-driven transformation across industries.
Executive Board
Jamie Kimes
Founder, The Idea Garden
Jamie Kimes is the Founder of The Idea Garden, a Colorado-based company dedicated to nurturing responsible innovation through literacy and community building. Jamie is the co-creator of multiple literacy and community-building programs including The AI Dialogues™ and Tech-Talk Translator™. She dedicates her efforts to educating public and private sector professionals on complex technical topics or technologies and creating ongoing learning communities. She believes that literacy and community are the strongest AI risk mitigators and devotes much of her energy to making sure EVERYONE has the literacy and community they need to make informed personal and organizational decisions about AI.
Tim Howell
Commercial Strategy Leader
Tim Howell is a Denver-based commercial leader focused on turning innovation into revenue — especially where AI intersects with infrastructure, cybersecurity, and industrial systems. He’s led go-to-market strategy and revenue teams across SaaS, energy, and public sector verticals, working with companies ranging from AI-driven security platforms to intelligent energy storage systems. Tim has built sales divisions from the ground up, launched distribution channels in emerging markets, and helped operationalize GTM strategy for AI-adjacent platforms. He’s especially passionate about the practical side of adoption — helping founders align real-world value with enterprise execution. As a board member of the Rocky Mountain AI Network, Tim supports the regional ecosystem by bridging strategy, relationships, and commercialization pathways across early-stage and enterprise environments.
Advisory Board
David McCurdy
President & Chief Technology Officer, EAI Partners
David McCurdy is the President and CTO of EAI Partners, a pioneering organization committed to safely integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into enterprises. With over 25 years of experience driving technology transformation across some of the world’s largest organizations—including AWS, Insight Global, the State of Colorado, Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI), and AT&T Broadband—David is a recognized leader in digital innovation and strategy. Over the past three years, David has focused on advancing the enterprise adoption of AI. In 2023, he became one of the first to draft and publish a comprehensive cybersecurity policy on safely deploying AI within organizations—a framework that has been adopted by hundreds, if not thousands, of companies worldwide. Additionally, he spearheaded the global rollout of generative AI to 14,000 team members, fostering innovation, inspiring multiple patents, and capturing critical lessons from the journey. David is perhaps best known for his tenure as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for the State of Colorado, where he led transformative initiatives for Health and Human Services, the Department of Motor Vehicles, Medicaid, Labor and Employment, Public Safety, Corrections, Transportation, and Natural Resources. During his five-year tenure, he achieved a groundbreaking milestone by inventing the United States’ first government-issued digital ID and citizen-facing mobile platform. This innovation enabled Colorado residents to access digital driver’s licenses, state IDs, vehicle registrations, vaccination records, and more, all through a secure mobile application. David’s leadership and vision continue to shape the future of enterprise AI, fostering innovation while prioritizing safety and practicality for organizations worldwide.
Sabina Andersson
Chief Product Officer, Colorado Department of Early Childhood
Sabina Andersson is a product and technology leader with deep experience building digital services at scale - across both public and private sectors. As Chief Product Officer for the Colorado Department of Early Childhood, she leads the product teams behind Raising Colorado Kids and the Early Childhood Integrated Data System - recognized with the Colorado Technology Association 'Project of the Year' award. Prior to joining government, Sabina led product initiatives at high-growth tech companies including AWS, Zapier, and Vevo, where she focused on developer platform, automation tools, and streaming experiences serving millions of users. She now brings the same product rigor and agility to modernizing government systems. Sabina is passionate about civic technology, cross-sector collaboration, and creating long-term systems change through better digital services. She holds a degree from Brown University and is committed to building equitable, human-centered solutions for families and communities.