GovEHS+
Virtual Summit

See how government agencies are consolidating scattered EHS data into a foundation their AI initiatives can more effectively run on.

TIME
11:00 AM
DATE
Wed, Oct 21, 2026
TIME ZONE
ET (EDT, UTC−4)

One Day. Three Sessions. The Full Picture.

 

ABOUT THE SUMMIT

Data consolidation must come before automation can be effective, and most agencies haven't made that change yet. The barrier is rarely the technology itself, instead it comes down to fragmented data, IT and security approval processes, FedRAMP and procurement constraints, and the work of bringing a long-tenured workforce along.

Cority’s GovEHS+ Virtual Summit provides a practical roadmap for moving from manual, reactive processes to secure, data-driven decision-making. Through expert insights, live demonstrations, and partner perspectives, attendees will learn how to build a strong data foundation, leverage AI responsibly, and navigate the cloud, security, integration, and procurement requirements critical to successful modernization. Sessions will focus on real-world government challenges and actionable strategies agencies can apply today.

Government agencies carry some of the heaviest health and safety obligations of any sector, and too often the data needed to manage that responsibility is scattered across separate systems for safety, occupational health, and environment. The same incident can end up logged two or three times, often through manual data entry, with no single source of truth for the people making funding and risk decisions.

Customers & Partners Joining Us

Building a Resilient, Data Driven Health & Safety Program — Without Overburdening IT

 

SESSION 1 · 11:00 AM ET

In this session, Carma Shurley from Argonne National Laboratory, a public sector customer, joins Cority to walk through how they consolidated fragmented data, standardized reporting, and started catching risk before it turned into an incident, all without adding to their IT team's existing workload.  You'll walk away understanding:

  • How to consolidate safety, occupational health, and workers' compensation data into one reliable foundation 

  • How to catch injury trends and at-risk employees before an incident happens 

  • How mobile-first, voice-enabled reporting closes the gap on under-reporting 

  • How FedRAMP Certified SaaS shifts the burden of security and monitoring off your IT team 

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Who You’ll Hear From

Ana Hernandez

Product Marketing Manager, Cority

Ana Hernandez is a Product Marketing Manager at Cority, a leader in enterprise EHS software. In her role, Ana oversees the initiatives for Cority’s health cloud solutions. Ana has over 5 years or product marketing experience within a wide breadth of technology industries including CRM tech, employee engagement tech and more. Ana is based in Calgary, Alberta and is a graduate from the University of Calgary.

Carma Shurley

Environment, Safety, and Health Information Systems Manager, Argonne National Laboratory

Carma Shurley is the Environment, Safety, and Health (ESH) Information Systems Manager at Argonne National Laboratory, where she oversees the strategic deployment of Cority across the laboratory, alongside a portfolio of custom and commercial ESH applications. Backed by over 20 years of experience in IT project management and digital transformation, she bridges the gap between technical IT teams and ESH stakeholders while directing the laboratory’s ESH Information Systems and Data Analytics Programs to drive modern, data-informed safety solutions.

Occupational Health AI Agents in Action

 

SESSION 2 · 12:30 PM ET

In this session, Cority's Solutions Engineering team runs through a live demonstration of Occupational Health AI agents at work, showing how clinicians can hand off administrative burden without handing off oversight. You'll walk away understanding:

  • How AI-assisted documentation captures clinical interactions while clinicians stay in control of review and approval 

  • How digitizing medical history and vaccination records builds the foundation for occupational health modernization 

  • How automation replaces manual physical-exam tracking so no one falls through the cracks 

  • How human-in-command governance keeps every AI output reviewed and approved by qualified staff 

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Who You’ll Hear From

Frances Andreacchi

Solutions Engineer, Cority

Frances Andreacchi is a Solutions Engineer and one of Cority’s Occupational Health subject matter experts. She is a Registered Nurse and is Certified in Occupational Health with industry experience in pharma, private insurance and workers compensation. Frances uses her background to help solution clients complex needs and improve processes using Cority’s Health Cloud. 

The Government Partner Roundtable

 

SESSION 3 · 2:00 PM ET

This session features a candid, moderated conversation with Cority and its government-focused partners on what it takes, across cloud, security, integration, and procurement, to get a modernization project through to an Authorization to Operate (ATO). You'll walk away understanding:

  • How the partner ecosystem works together to reduce risk across cloud, integration, and procurement 

  • How FedRAMP alignment across partners moves agencies closer to an ATO 

  • How to navigate federal procurement pathways to advance project approval and launch 

  • What separates agencies that modernize successfully from those that stall 

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Who You’ll Hear From

Troy Doller

Senior Director of Government Sales, Cority

Troy Doller is Senior Director of Government Sales at Cority, where he leads the company’s growth strategy across federal, state, and local government. He brings more than 20 years of experience in public-sector technology, sales leadership, and digital transformation, including previous leadership roles at Hyland supporting government and education markets. Throughout his career, Troy has focused on building high-performing teams, developing strategic partnerships, and helping public agencies modernize operations through secure, mission-focused technology. He holds an MBA and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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