Today, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)®, North America's leading tech trade association and owner and producer of CES® – the world's most influential tech event – announced the election of its 2022 Executive Board (EB) and Board of Industry Leaders (BIL). The EB is CTA’s governing board and the BIL serves as an advisory panel on public policy. 
 
"We are thrilled to welcome these experienced leaders and tech industry innovators,” said Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CTA. “In a period of great uncertainty, these EB members and their organizations have demonstrated tech’s critical role in keeping us connected and improving our lives. We look forward to tapping their deep knowledge base as we expand CTA’s strategic vision and bring CES back in person to Las Vegas.”    
 
Bridget Karlin, senior vice president of information technology for Kaiser Permanente, will serve as EB chair. Deena Ghazarian, founder and CEO of Austere, and Dr. Carmichael Roberts, co-founder and chairman of Soft Robotics, will serve as board vice chairs.   
 
New EB members:    

• Melissa Andresko, chief corporate brand ambassador, Lutron 
• Steve Downer, vice president of consumer electronics, Amazon 
• Dr. Ximena Hartsock, founder, Tech Apprenticeships 
• Michael Moskowitz  
• Joe Stinziano, EVP of consumer electronics & enterprise IT, Samsung Electronics America 

Continuing EB members:  

• Mike Fasulo
• Pat Lavelle, president and CEO, Voxx International Corp. 
• Dr. James Mault, founder and CEO, BioIntelliSense 
• Drew Schiller, CEO, Validic 
• Fred Towns, president, New Age Electronics 
• Sonia Wadhawan, director, global business development, Google 

Gary Shapiro will continue to serve as CTA president and CEO; and Glenda MacMullin, COO and CFO, CTA, will continue to serve as EB treasurer. Daniel Pidgeon, CEO of Sears Home Services, will serve as EB secretary with Kailey Adametz and Suzanna Kang of CTA serving as assistant secretaries.  
 
 Along with the 2022 EB, CTA also announced the newest members of the BIL – experienced leaders from CTA's member companies who have broad experience in the consumer technology sector and represent the industry's interests.   
 
New BIL members: 

• Marjorie Dickman, chief government affairs and public policy officer, Blackberry 
• Stephanie Dismore, managing director, HP Inc 
• Phil Duncan, chief design officer, The Procter & Gamble Company 
• Christopher Emmons, executive director of device and product marketing, Verizon 
• Dr. Bettina Experton, founder, president & CEO, Humetrix 
• Kim Fassetta, CMO, Aftershokz 
• Denise Gibson, co-Founder & chairman, Ice Mobility 
• Mike Mansuetti, president, Robert Bosch LLC 
• Sherida McMullen, head of inclusion & diversity, Lyft 
• John Penney, partner, Elemental 
• Dr. Sanyogita Shamsunder, vice president of product strategy, innovation and operations, Verizon 
• Ami Silverman, CVP, consumer channel sales and marketing, Microsoft 
• Gary Yacoubian, president, CEO & managing partner, SVS 

Continuing BIL members: 

• Dr. Alicia Abella, managing director, telecom, media & entertainment industry solutions, Google 
• Melissa Andresko, chief brand ambassador, Lutron Electronics 
• Scott Burnett, managing director, global consumer electronics industry, IBM 
• Henry Chiarelli, president, Chiarelli & Associates  
• Chris Duffey, head of AI innovation and strategy, Adobe 
• Ron Freeman, CEO, Instrument Sales and Service 
• Randy Fry, president, Fry Electronics 
• David Gold, president, Hisense USA 
• Kara Grasso, global strategy lead of advanced mobility, DuPont 
• David Hagan 
• Shawn Hansson, CEO and founder, Logic Integration 
• Menashe Horowitz, president, B&H Photo 
• Eric Hsia, managing director, TransLink Capital 
• Bill Janka, president, Mission Audio Video 
• Nichole Jordan, national managing partner, markets, clients & industry, Grant Thornton LLP 
• Abby Kaplan, vice president, global retail sales, Shure Incorporated 
• Ranndy Kellogg, president & CEO, Omron Healthcare 
• Bill Lacey, president & CEO, GE Lighting 
• Robin Liss, CEO, Suvie 
• Neal Manowitz, president and COO, Sony Electronics North America 
• Sandra Martinez, vice president, global talent management, diversity & inclusion, corporate HR, Harman 
• Rob Reis, CEO, Higher Ground LLC 
• Jake Sigal, CEO, Tome 
• Jayne Stancavage, global executive director, digital infrastructure policy, Intel 
• Joe Stinziano, EVP, consumer electronics & enterprise IT, Samsung Electronics America 
• Sean Thurman, director, federal affairs, Walmart 
• Sally Washlow, managing director, SW Consulting Solutions 

 Ex-Officio Members:  

• Accessories Division – Alexandra Harding, director, vendor mgmt. & purchasing, Ingram Micro 
• Audio Division – Michael Crane, senior merchant director, Best Buy 
• Content & Entertainment Council – Michael Wise, SVP & CTO, Universal Pictures, NBC Universal 
• Small Business Council – Frank Parrotto, COO, Matrix Advisors 
• Smart Home Division – Desiree Webster, senior marketing communications manager, Legrand 
• Vehicle Technology Division – Aron Demers, SVP, Voxx International 
• Video Technology Division – Luke Motschenbacher, VP, merchandising, Best Buy 
• Wireless Division – Joe Glynn, VP, business development, Qualcomm 
• Investment Committee – John Shalam, chairman & founder, Voxx International 
• Law Committee – Lee Cheng, chief legal officer, eForCity Corporation 

2022 Honorary Member: 

• Bob Struble, Blu Venture Investors