The Society for Information Management (SIM) is a not-for-profit organization of information technology experts, including CIO's, CTO's and emerging IT leaders, as well as key professionals within the IT community, such as academicians and consultants.
SIM's mission is to support IT leaders in the greater St. Louis area by increasing the knowledge base of members, giving back to local communities, increasing awareness on issues of importance to our local community, developing the next generation of effective IT leaders and establishing a forum to bring together IT professionals across industries.
SIM St. Louis maintains a solid partnership with the academic community, incorporating IT educators as members, advisors, program participants, and contributors.
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May 5, 2027 marks the 20th Gateway to Innovation Conference
What began as a small gathering of IT professionals has grown into one of the region’s most impactful technology leadership events. And next year marks a major milestone.
Save the date and be part of the 20th anniversary of Gateway to Innovation.
Gateway to Innovation is more than a one-day conference. Through vendor, attendee, and corporate support, the conference has contributed:
▪️ $3,611,258 to IT-related needs in the St. Louis region
▪️78+ organizations supported
▪️103 student scholarships awarded
▪️Endowments established at six local universities
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St. Louis Chapter Meetings & Events Calendar
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Delivering Business Value Through IT Leadership
Yearly, SIM St Louis provides $12,000 in the form of 6 scholarships to students seeking degrees in information technology fields. SIM St Louis has also provided $35,000 funding for multiple endowments for additional scholarship funds at UMSL, SUIE and Harris-Stowe.
In addition to the scholarships, in 2018 SIM St Louis supported numerous local organizations with over $310,000 in charitable support. Organizations supported include: IT Entrepreneur Network (ITEN), FIRST St Louis, Special Olympics, Hawthorne Leadership School for Girls, Web Innovation and Tech Services (WITS), Technology Entrepreneur Center (T-REX), Launch Code, Meacham Park Neighborhood Improvement Association (MNIA), Harry Campbell - Head for the Cure, Boys Scouts STEM - Twilight Cub Scout Camp, United Cerebral Palsy Heartland, and Boys and Girls Hope - St Louis. The SIM St Louis Chapter expects to exceed $1,800,000 in total contributions to our communities in 2019.