Any digital leader of an executive role (C-level, Head of AI, ICT Manager, VP of IT, etc) from an IT-user company, with at least 20 IT employees under their authority and/or an equivalent budget.
Membership to CIONET is free (if you fit the criteria), as is attending many of our events and using a selection of our online services to learn from others and to stay connected.
Yes, you absolutely can become a speaker!
If you’d like to get started, or have spotted an upcoming event that catches your eye, contact your CIONET country team (add link to Contact us form) and let them know your area of expertise. They’ll guide you through the next steps.
Yes, you can organise a Round Table with CIONET, but this option is available only to our business partners. To learn more about the benefits, details, and types of business partnership opportunities, please click here.
The CIONET Tribes programme unites CIOs and tech experts in focused groups to address real-world technology challenges.
The programme is currently only active in Poland and Belgium, click here to learn more.
Yes, CIONET members can attend community events in other countries for free (travel and accommodation are at your own expense, unless otherwise arranged with that country).
For Round Tables, the rules are different. These smaller gatherings are generally reserved for local members, as the topics are most relevant to IT executives in that country. If you believe you could add valuable insights to a Round Table abroad, please reach out directly to that country team.
CIONET offers event sponsorship options as part of its Business Partner programme.
To find out more about the partnership details and the full range of perks, click here.
CIONET offers event sponsorship options as part of its Business Partner programme.
To find out more about the partnership details and the full range of perks, click here.
When your professional role changes over time, please update your personal user profile page or contact your CIONET Community Manager to update it for you.
Your Account Level may be ajusted accordingly.
Please note that if your new role is junior, non-IT, or with an IT supplier, your membership may be paused or discontinued until you take on another relevant role.
No, CIONET events are generally exclusive to members. If you meet the criteria, you can sign up in under a minute (add link).
However, some larger online initiatives, such as CIONEXT or the CIONET Awards, are usually open to a wider audience, allowing non-members to participate.
Normally, CIONET events are held in the local language of the country hosting the event.
However, there are exceptions. In Belgium, most events are conducted in English due to the variety of languages spoken, with the exception of Les Rencontres, which is a circle for the French-speaking subcommunity.
Additionally, all of the international or online events (like CIOFEST) are also held in English.
Membership with CIONET is personal and belongs to the individual digital leader. There’s no limit to how many people from the same company can join, as long as they meet the membership criteria.
Partnership, on the other hand, is for the company (typically a technology provider or consultancy).
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Exclusive Member Benefit: TRIBES
As a member, you and your team can also join our TRIBES programme. This is an exclusive, paid-for offering dedicated to tackling your most complex business and technology challenges through a structured peer group.
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