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A member of AFCOM and the Institute for Data Center Professionals, Ron Cadwell has garnered recognition as one of the originators of the e-commerce industry. He founded an innovative, carrier-neutral N+1 data center featuring collocation, bare metal servers, and proprietary systems for public and private cloud-based business services. In his role as CEO of the organization, Ron Cadwell heads strategy, day-to-day operations, marketing, and budgeting. He has grown the startup venture into a global enterprise that includes leading companies in data facility management, payment processing, and web hosting. Additionally, as a principal contributor to the Phoenix-based Cadwell Foundation, Ron Cadwell makes possible charitable donations in the name of his late parents, Jo Ann and Frank. Through his involvement with the foundation, he helps sponsor an annual 5K fundraiser that provides several medical institutions with funding for pancreatic cancer research. He also delivers key support for substantial monetary gifts to Phoenix Children’s Hospital, Feed the Children, and Toys for Tots. To help advance developments in translational genomics, he and the foundation contribute to the TGen Foundation.

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The Data Center World Conference by AFCOM

Ron Cadwell is an experienced e-commerce professional, with knowledge of data center operations and management, and global trade. Fully immersed in his profession, Ron Cadwell is a member of the Institute for Data Center Professionals (IDCP) and AFCOM, an association for data center specialists. Originally an acronym for the Association for Computer Operations Management, the organisation was created in 1980. AFCOM organizes the annual Data Center World conference, which hosts spring and autumn events in various locations around the US. Intended for professionals in the technology industry, the Data Center World conference offers attendants the latest in commercial and technology tools and information designed to enhance and improve the technology side of any business. Each event provides the more than 1,000 guests with networking breakfasts, keynote addresses, receptions, and exhibitions. The 2016 conference, which took place in March in Las Vegas, offered more than 70 educational sessions in fields such as design, power and cooling systems, and the evolution of information technology.