About this session
In an era marked by climate volatility, pandemics, and geopolitical disruption, nonprofit organizations face a new imperative: digital resilience. This session explores how Boards of Directors can lead with intention in the face of rising cyber threats and operational fragility. Drawing from real-world data and strategic frameworks, participants will learn how to shift from legacy mindsets of speed and efficiency toward adaptive models that prioritize resilience, distributed innovation, and regenerative capacity. This is not a technical deep dive—it’s a leadership conversation about protecting mission-critical systems and public trust in a volatile digital age.
David Finn, Principal Owner of Cyber Health Integrity, LLC
Friday, Feb. 6, 2026
12:00 PM CT
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David Finn has been involved in leading the planning, management, and control of enterprise-wide, mission critical information technology and business processes for 40+ years. His unique experience in risk management and control objectives of technology (including audit, security, and privacy) allows him a distinctive perspective in the implementation of business applications and the processes that technology must support. Finn focuses on using technology as an enabler of operating efficiency and deriving business value through the optimization of technology. He is known for creatively engaging all types of audiences, conveying messages that even change-resistant users listen to and remember. In 2023, Finn received the Baldrige Foundation Award for Leadership Excellence in Cybersecurity.
Finn served as the EVP of GRC at First Health Advisory. Previously he served as EVP at CynergisTek; Health IT Officer, Symantec; Vice President and CIO, Texas Children’s Hospital; Executive Vice President, Healthlink. Sr. Manager in the Houston office of PwC overseeing systems audits and implementations.
Today, Finn is the Principal Owner of Cyber Health Integrity, LLC and a member of the Strategic Advisory Board of First Health Advisory.
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