Virginia Forward, we will continue to
engage closely with industry and policy
experts as the government implements
changes to tackle this issue and work to
navigate this issue in the short and long
term to sustain and create good, high-pay-
ing jobs in West Virginia.”
Following West Virginia Forward’s
blueprint to target industry growth in
the ID intel, cybersecurity, big data and
coding sectors, this round table is one
in a series of discussions to help inform
a comprehensive, multipronged strategy
to advance the economic development
and job creation of this industry in West
Virginia.
is vitally important in today’s banking
environment, and Kiley’s experience and
knowledge in this area will help us con-
tinue to grow and provide high-quality
products and services to our customers.”
Jenkins began his career with Clear
Clear Mountain Bank Names
Jenkins as Chief Information Officer
Kiley Jenkins has been named to the
position of chief information officer (CIO)
at Clear Mountain Bank. In this position,
Jenkins will be responsible for ensuring
the effective and efficient operation of the
bank’s IT and data processing systems.
“We’re pleased to be able to name
Kiley to the position of CIO,” says David
Thomas, Clear Mountain Bank’s presi-
dent and CEO. “Information technology
Kiley Jenkins.
Mountain Bank in 1996, and since then,
he has worked in various capacities within
the bank, including as a teller, information
technology manager and network admin-
istrator and vice president of operations.
He is a member and past president of the
Bruceton Mills Lions Club and a member
of the West Virginia Banker’s Association
Disaster Preparedness Task Force.
Allegheny Science & Technology
and BraneCell Announce
Partnership to Improve Critical
Government Functions Through
Quantum Computing
Allegheny Science & Technology
(AST) and BraneCell have announced a
strategic partnership to address critical
government needs with quantum com-
puting-enabled solutions. BraneCell’s
focus on decentralized, ambient quantum
information processing hardware and
software adds to AST’s mission assurance
support for key government function
like cybersecurity and energy resilience.
“BraneCell augments our capabilities
in a manner that will allow us to con-
tinue preparing our clients for the world
ahead of them and bring breakthrough
technology to solve critical infrastructure,
intelligence and cybersecurity problems,”
says Dr. Jesse Goellner, vice president of
AST’s Advanced Technology Develop-
ment Strategic Business Unit.
“Set your goals high
and don’t stop till you
get there. “
- Bo Jackson
Congratulations to
Danny Scalise, one of
West Virginia Executive’s Young Guns
for his commitment, his inspiration,
and empowerment in our community.
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