

AMERICAS, Southern California
September 16-18, 2026
Cyber resilience is more than a checkbox or failsafe. It's a key business strategy. But too often IT, security, and data executives work in silos when business continuity and risk management should be a shared aim. Today's CXOs need a forum to workshop strategies and design cross-functional implementation plans to ensure their organizations remain ahead of business disruption—before the inevitable incident becomes a material event.
Rubrik CXO Collectives are exclusive two-day gatherings designed for CXOs, by CXOs. These forums offer the opportunity for candid conversations about real-world problems and strategies to solve them among CIOs, CISOs, and CTOs across industries—all within a strictly confidential setting free of media and exhibitors.


Bipul Sinha
CEO, Chairman & Co-Founder
Rubrik

Kavitha Mariappan
Chief Transformation Officer
Rubrik

Arvind Nithrakashyap
CTO & Co-Founder
Rubrik

Michael South
VP & CISO
Dick's Sporting Goods

Guruprasad Ramamoorthy
VP, Global Head of Cloud & Infrastructure
S&P Global

Mary Rose Martinez
CISO & VP of Infrastructure
Marathon Petroleum Corporation

Adam Page
CISO
Zurich North America

Andrew Albrecht
CISO
Domino's Pizza

Connect with fellow CXOs for unique insights on strategic challenges facing organizations and opportunities for overcoming them.

Through keynotes and interactive breakouts, learn from executives with experience impacting organizational success through thoughtful resilience planning.

Meet with Rubrik executives, product leaders, and engineering teams to discover how to seamlessly integrate business continuity solutions into existing IT and security strategies.

Our tailored guest lists ensure only the most relevant industry peers will be in attendance for these discrete, private experiences offering the opportunity to share candid feedback on the Rubrik product roadmap.
Venue
JW Marriott New Orleans
614 Canal Street, 611 Common St, New Orleans, LA 70130


Join us in Southern California for our CXO Collective