US Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Small Business Administration
Bill Briggs
US Chief Technology Officer | U.S. Small Business Administration
About Bill
William Morse Briggs, born December 21, 1931, is known for being the first person to ski the Grand Teton on June 15, 1971. This achievement has led to him being recognized as the 'father of extreme skiing' in North America. Briggs served as the director of the Great American Ski School, which was formerly based at Snow King Mountain in Jackson, Wyoming. In addition to his contributions to skiing, Briggs holds the role of US Chief Technology Officer at the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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Latest interviews
Every podcast episode Bill Briggs has appeared on, newest first.
FWD: Technology
Joey Graziano (Pacers): The next big bet in sports
Jun 2, 2026
The Jedburgh Podcast
#194: Small Business Is Big Business - US Small Business Administration Deputy Administrator Bill Briggs
Apr 24, 2026
The Farming Show
In Western WA Visit, Federal Leader Spotlights Support Available For Farming, Food Infrastructure
Apr 13, 2026
FWD: Technology
Redesigning the human-machine relationship: Deep dive into the trends shaping the future
Apr 10, 2026
Enterprise AI Innovators
Outcome-First AI Workflows with Deloitte CTO Bill Briggs
Mar 18, 2026
TECHTalks New Tech Frontiers
Tech Trends 2026 at CES®
Jan 14, 2026
Jackson Unpacked
'What a Fool'
Dec 12, 2025
On Cloud
Google Cloud Next '25: Deloitte CTOs talk agents and AI
Apr 25, 2025
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