Our Mission
Advancing government excellence through trusted collaboration, partnerships and technology leadership
Our Vision
Government in which the public is fully served through business innovation and the optimal use of technology
As guiding principles, the National Association of State Chief Information Officers will:
- be non-partisan
- be ethical in our actions and relationships
- foster policies that support the public trust
- focus on multi-jurisdictional issues
- promote open standards and best practices
- promote strategic alignment of government technology investments and state business agendas
- promote the state CIO as the technology leader who drives business innovation and transformation
Download NASCIO’s 2024 – 2026 Strategic Plan
Goals & Objectives
NASCIO excels as the premier community and trusted resource for state CIOs
- Identify and promote leading practices and innovations to enable and transform the business of state government
- Support transition planning, orientation and mentoring for state CIOs
- Promote and cultivate communities of practice in support of the state CIO and digital government services
- Improve the sharing of experiences and expertise among members, industry and strategic partners
- Curate and promote content on current and emerging technology issues and solutions
NASCIO advances state CIOs as key state leaders
- Promote and strengthen the state CIO as a business leader and trusted advisor
- Advance and reinforce the leadership role the state CIO plays in the development of public policy
- Support and communicate leadership, innovation and technology best practices for state government
- Advance the role of the state CIO as a transformative government leader
NASCIO is a national leader and advocate for technology policy at all levels of government
- Strengthen strategic alliances with key partners
- Promote and lead cross-boundary collaboratives, solutions and relationships
- Enhance the critical role of technology and innovation in the business of continuity of state government
- Educate and build consensus among members and stakeholders
- Advocate for a highly skilled and resilient technology workforce
- Advocate for strategic priorities of state CIOs
NASCIO committees and working groups: The important work of NASCIO is conceived and executed by business and operating committees comprised of engaged members and supported by association staff. In addition to the Executive Committee, NASCIO has operating committees and ad hoc working groups that report to this governance committee.
In accordance with IRS code, NASCIO will, upon request, furnish copies of governance documents, conflict of interest policy, IRS Forms 1023 and 990 and any financial statements. To make this request, please email Lisa Thompson.
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