Devon Keys
Manager, Shared Technology Solutions, BCNET
Devon manages the diverse portfolio of shared IT solutions that are offered by BCNET’s Shared Systems and Technology team. Working collaboratively with our member community, she acts as a liaison between BCNET’s members and service providers in developing and implementing shared services and technology solutions at their institutions. With a career thus far dedicated to higher education IT, she is well versed in the needs of the post-secondary sector.
Katie Tuck
CIO, University of the Fraser Valley
Katie Tuck has more than 20 years’ experience working in information technology in a variety of technical and supervisory roles. In her role as chief information officer at University of the Fraser Valley, Katie is responsible for leading enterprise-level technology services including infrastructure, applications, networking, classroom technology, telecommunications, and security. Katie has a bachelor’s degree in Management from the University of Hull, UK, and during the course of her career she has worked in the UK, Canada and the USA.
Keelin O'Reilly
Cybersecurity Network Architect, University of British Columbia
Keelin is an experienced cybersecurity network architect with deep expertise in firewalls, network policies, and compliance. With a strong foundation in network engineering, she has led and successfully delivered numerous high-impact projects, including the Border NFGW refresh, which enhanced collaboration and streamlined critical processes. She excels at bridging gaps between teams, fostering collaboration, and implementing efficient security solutions that drive organizational success. Passionate about continuous learning, growth, and fostering equity and equality, she strives to balance her dynamic career with her love for family and adventure.
Marianne Walsh
Technology Services Delivery Manager, Selkirk College
As part of IT Services at Selkirk College, Marianne manages the Enterprise Application and Service Desk teams. She spends a lot of time thinking about how small institutions like Selkirk can adopt and sustain technology effectively. Marianne is focused on improving change management within technology projects and finding creative ways for IT to collaborate more closely with educators. Outside work, she enjoys life in the Kootenays with her two kids, two dogs, and a good New York Times crossword puzzle.