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After nearly six years of working with the state of North Dakota, Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley has announced his forthcoming departure from the position to shift to a new role in the private sector.

Gov. Doug Burgum said North Dakota Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley is a "transformational leader" who facilitated the work-from-home shift during the COVID-19 pandemic and guided the state's progress in technology and cybersecurity.

Gov. Doug Burgum thanked North Dakota Chief Information Officer (CIO) Shawn Riley for his transformational leadership and service over the past nearly six years after Riley resigned his position effective Dec. 2 to join the private sector.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFGO) - The head of North Dakota state government's information technology department has resigned. Shawn Riley is going to work for a...

After more than five years as North Dakota Chief Information Officer, Shawn Riley is resigning. The head of th...

Gov. Doug Burgum said North Dakota Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley is a "transformational leader" who facilitated the work-from-home shift during the COVID-19 pandemic and guided the state's progress in technology and cybersecurity.

Gov. Doug Burgum said North Dakota Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley is a "transformational leader" who facilitated the work-from-home shift during the COVID-19 pandemic and guided the state's progress in technology and cybersecurity.

Gov. Doug Burgum said North Dakota Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley is a "transformational leader" who facilitated the work-from-home shift during the COVID-19 pandemic and guided the state's progress in technology and cybersecurity.

The hospital group has pushed back against the notion that Providence “intentionally takes advantage of those who are vulnerable.”

A hospital system’s efforts to pursue money from patients who qualified for free care. Also: Clarence and Ginni Thomas; biased judges; a Republican’s shift.