Tim Evans has served the University of Iowa’s Information Technology Services (ITS) since 1999 and is currently executive IT director in the CIO Office, where he leads the human resources, finance and budget, strategic communications, project management, and custom application development and integration teams. He began his Iowa career as business manager for Telecommunications and Network Services, later also managing voice services and leading the campus communication utility project team. Over the past two decades, he has directed ITS finance, budget, and HR teams, and served more than 10 years as senior director of Enterprise Services and three years as senior director of Enterprise Infrastructure. Evans is a member of the ITS Leadership Team, the OneIT Governance Technical Committee and OneIT Executive Committee.

Maggie Jesse is executive director of the ITS Office of Teaching, Learning, and Technology at the University of Iowa. In her role, she leads campus-wide instructional technology and teaching support services. Over her 18-year tenure with ITS, she has built up teams of instructional technology professionals who support learning spaces, computer labs and public computing areas across campus, enterprise instructional technologies (learning management system, lecture capture, electronic textbooks, etc., pedagogical uses of technology through training and consultation, and learning science research that leverages more than 1.3 million daily student transactions with UI digital learning platforms. She received her MBA from the University of Iowa.

Lance Bolton has served in IT roles at the University of Iowa for more than 20 years, following early career positions in private industry with telecom and K–12 high-stakes assessment programs at Pearson. He initially worked in the central ITS organization for about 10 years, managing a variety of core services such as email, enterprise file and print, and web and application development. Bolton then transitioned to distributed IT leadership in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, where he served another 10 years. During this time, he sat on several campus-level IT governance groups and was selected by the CIO to join the Program Office, which guided IT efforts for the Transparent, Inclusive Efficiency Review (TIER) initiative. Two years ago, Bolton rejoined ITS in the Office of the CIO in a newly created position of senior director of partnerships and collaboration, designed to bridge and facilitate communication between central and distributed IT. For the past 12 months, he has served as interim leader for ITS Research Services, a group that provides high-performance computing, large-scale storage, research computing workshops, and IT research compliance support.

Tracy Scott has served the University of Iowa's Information Technology Services (ITS) since 1998 and is currently executive IT director of Enterprise Services, where he leads the IT support operations, Enterprise Client Management, Unified Communications, Messaging and Collaboration, IT service management, software licensing, knowledge management, training and AI productivity solutions. He started his career as a student while attending the University of Iowa.  He has led many projects over the years including transitioning services to the cloud, migrating from PBX to VoIP telephony platforms, centralizing desktop support, and collaborating with Iowa Health Care on several initiatives. Scott is a member of the ITS Leadership Team and the OneIT Governance Executive Committee. He holds a bachelor's degree in management information systems and an executive MBA, both from the University of Iowa.

An Iowa native and lifelong resident, Enterprise Infrastructure Executive Director Dave Kelly has had ties to education and the University of Iowa for more than 30 years. A 1995 graduate with a B.S. in computer science, Kelly began his career in the private sector aligned with education and technology before joining the University as a full-time staff member in 2007. In his time in OneIT, Kelly has held multiple roles ranging from technical implementation to executive leadership. In his current role as executive director, Kelly leads a department of five ITS teams providing physical IT infrastructure, network layer services, datacenter management and stewardship, technology platform implementation, and systems administration services. Outside of work, he enjoys golf, jam band music, and Hawkeye victories!

Ed Hill is the executive director of Administrative Information Systems (AIS). He began his Iowa career as a student employee, building computer-aided instruction tools. Over his 25-year career with AIS, he has helped guide the department’s transition from mainframe to web-based applications. He was part of the team that developed what is now MyUI, bringing course registration online in the early days of the web, and he held various leadership roles in the development of the student information system (MAUI). As leader of the AIS Architecture Team, he oversaw the creation of enterprise applications for workflow, communications, and data. Since 2023, he has served as executive director of AIS, which supports enterprise applications for students, staff, faculty, and researchers, as well as identity and access management and data analytics services.