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Reggie Aggarwal is a revolutionary force in Washington's high-tech and association community. He is the CEO and Founder of Cvent, a profitable venture-backed CRM software company with 275+ employees. Cvent has quickly grown to be the largest event management software company in the country, organizing over 100,000 events for over 2,000 customers such as KPMG, JP Morgan and Yahoo.Forbes Magazine called him one of the rising stars of Washington. Washington Business Forward magazine named him to its list of the Washington, D.C.'s 40 most influential business leaders, along with the CEOs of Nasdaq, AOL, and Marriott. Meeting News, the largest magazine in the industry, named him as one of the 25 most influential people in the $100 billion dollar meetings industry. He was also appointed by the Governor of Virginia to be Chairman of the Chief Information Officers Advisory Commission.Reggie is the Founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Indian CEO High Tech Council (now the DC Chapter of TiE), described by the Washington Post as "maybe the singularly most successful association in the past decade." The group has grown from 75 to over 4,500 CEO's and Senior Executives in under 4 years.He has been featured in over 100 articles including Business Week, USA Today, Forbes, and the Washington Post. He has appeared on ABC News, CBS News, NBC News and CNN's "Moneyline with Lou Dobbs" as an authority on meetings and technology. In addition, Reggie served on the Board of Directors of the Greater Washington Board of Trade, Inova Healthcare System, and the DC Chamber of Commerce. He is also on the Global Board of Trustees of TiE as well as Sales and Marketing Executive International.Reggie was the Student Body Vice President at the University of Virginia, Class President at Washington and Lee Law School, and President of Georgetown's Graduate Law School. He graduated with a BS from the University of Virginia, a JD from Washington and Lee University Law School, and an LLM (Post-law degree) from Georgetown University Law School. Reggie was presented with an Honorary Doctorate from Southeastern University for his contribution to the community. | 