MKE Tech Podcast

Welcome back to season four of the MKE Tech Podcast, special Wisconsin Tech Month edition! In this episode, we sit down with Julia, founder of Techaria and solution designer at Molson Coors, to talk about her journey into Milwaukee's tech ecosystem and her passion for bridging business and technology through a techno-functional approach. Julia shares how her family's deep-rooted connection to technology and her diverse career experiences have shaped her unique perspective on the evolving tech landscape. We discuss her work in DEI and ESG initiatives, and the importance of addressing knowledge gaps in legacy industries. Julia also introduces us to Techaria, a Latinx tech talent initiative she co-founded to connect Milwaukee's diverse talent with global opportunities, and her exciting role in launching Midwest Tech Week as part of Wisconsin Tech Month. Tune in as Julia dives into the importance of blending business and technology, her thoughts on using AI in the business realm, and why Midwest Tech Week is a critical step in expanding Milwaukee's tech influence across the Midwest. Call to Action:Join us for Midwest Tech Week, taking place during the final week of Wisconsin Tech Month! Whether you're based in Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, or beyond, this event is a chance to connect with industry experts, explore the latest in AI and business tech, and engage with diverse tech talent across the Midwest. Follow us on social media for updates on Midwest Tech Week and other Wisconsin Tech Month events!

Welcome back to season four of the MKE Tech Podcast! In this special Wisconsin Tech Month edition, we sit down with Kenji Adams, a project manager turned entrepreneur and founder of innovative community programs like STEAM & Dream. Kenji shares her inspiring journey from corporate tech at Northwestern Mutual to launching her own business, all while diving deeper into the tech world and embracing her role as a woman in tech. In this episode, Kenji takes us through her latest project—a unique blend of African art and artificial intelligence. As part of Wisconsin Tech Month, Kenji is hosting an incredible event that bridges the past and future by using AI to generate new artwork from historical African artifacts. We dive into how AI can help fill historical gaps, address cultural erasure, and spark thought-provoking conversations about identity and heritage. Kenji also shares how collaboration and self-awareness have been key to her success in navigating the tech space. Tune in for this enriching conversation about creativity, tech, and community building, and learn more about how Kenji's event will challenge perceptions of both art and AI. Call to Action:Join us on October 17th at the Uplifting Mansion for Kenji Adams' AI and African Art exhibit during Wisconsin Tech Month! Explore the intersections of history and technology, engage in generative conversations using AI prompts, and witness real-time digital renderings of historical artifacts. Follow us on social media for event updates and more Wisconsin Tech Month highlights.

Welcome back to season four of the MKE Tech Podcast! In this special Wisconsin Tech Month edition, we're excited to have Benjamin Juarez, founder of Latinos in Tech and a self-described "serial creative," join us. Benjamin shares insights into how his boundless creativity fuels his entrepreneurial journey, his innovative use of generative AI in video game design, and the balance between human artistry and AI-driven productivity. In this episode, Benjamin and I explore the impact of AI on the creative economy, discussing both the opportunities and ethical challenges it presents for artists and developers. We touch on the future of work, universal basic income, and the role of AI in bringing people together rather than dividing us. Additionally, we dive into intellectual property concerns in the US versus Europe and how AI regulations are evolving to protect creators. Plus, Benjamin gives us a sneak peek at the upcoming Somos Tech Summit hackathon, a key event during Wisconsin Tech Month that brings tech enthusiasts and newcomers together to brainstorm and engineer innovative solutions. Call to Action:Follow us on social media for more behind-the-scenes content and highlights from Wisconsin Tech Month! Let us know your thoughts on AI's role in creativity, and don't forget to join the Somos Tech Summit hackathon on October 26th for a chance to innovate and collaborate with the Milwaukee tech community.

Welcome back to season four of the MKE Tech Podcast! In this special Wisconsin Tech Month edition, we're excited to introduce Briana Wilder, a tech professional at Northwestern Mutual and alumna of i.c.stars. Briana's non-traditional journey from fashion merchandising to UX design and content strategy offers valuable insights for anyone wondering how to break into tech without a four-year degree. In this episode, Briana shares how her love for creativity and entrepreneurship evolved into a career in tech, with milestones like running a successful eBay store and developing websites for brands. She also discusses her work at Northwestern Mutual in content strategy and her passion for ensuring inclusive, user-friendly digital experiences through AI and chatbot integration. Tune in to hear more about Briana's experience transitioning from fashion to fintech, how Wisconsin Tech Month played a key role in her tech journey, and the importance of diverse backgrounds in shaping the future of work in AI and technology. Plus, don't miss details on Wisconsin Tech Month events, including Briana's panel discussion on breaking into tech through non-traditional paths! Call to Action:Engage with us on social media! Share your thoughts on non-traditional career paths in tech, and let us know what inspires you about Briana's journey. And don't forget to join Wisconsin Tech Month events to explore more opportunities in AI, education, and the future of work.

In this episode of the MKE Tech Podcast, we sit down with Bianca Shaw, a policy advocate with over 15 years of experience in both government and nonprofit sectors. Bianca shares her journey, from her time at the Wisconsin Women's Network Policy Institute to her current work with the Milky Way Tech Hub, where she supports policy advocacy during Wisconsin Tech Month. We dive deep into the importance of policy advocacy, why it matters, and how everyday citizens can influence legislation that directly affects their lives. Bianca discusses key initiatives such as broadband expansion, internet privacy, and equitable allocation of federal funds across Wisconsin, especially for underserved communities. Tune in to learn more about the upcoming Wisconsin Tech Month Advocacy Day, happening on October 3, 2024, at the State Capitol. Whether you're a seasoned policy expert or just getting started, this episode is packed with valuable insights on how you can make your voice heard in tech policy. Don't miss this conversation that bridges tech, policy, and community impact! Listen now and get ready to advocate for change!

Join us on a riveting episode of the MKE Tech Podcast where we dive deep with Yeshi, the founder of Data for Black Lives, who shares her profound insights on how data serves as a tool for social change. Yeshi recounts her personal journey from activism to founding her organization, reflecting on pivotal moments that shaped her mission. She also discusses the "Decompress" program, an initiative that reclaims electronic music as a significant Black innovation and a medium for societal transformation. In this episode, Yeshi explores the broader implications of data in addressing systemic issues within the Black community, from educational reforms to public health disparities. She passionately details the "Algorithm as Apartheid" campaign and its goals to dismantle data-driven discrimination. Additionally, she sheds light on the "No More Data Weapons" campaign, aimed at curtailing intrusive social media surveillance practices that disproportionately target Black communities. As we approach the return of the Data for Black Lives conference, Yeshi invites us to look forward to a space of unity and constructive dialogue, where activists, scholars, and community members converge to drive meaningful change. This episode is a powerful testament to the role of data in amplifying voices and catalyzing community action. Join the conversation and be part of the movement towards equitable and inclusive data practices.

In this enlightening episode of MKE Tech, host Nadiyah Johnson welcomes Johanna Duckworth and Arlando Monk, two visionaries who are reshaping the tech landscape through their unique perspectives and initiatives. Johanna, the owner of Life and Tech, shares her journey back to the tech industry through her coaching and advocacy for digital literacy and AI training in faith-based communities. Arlando, the Chief Visionary Officer of the Visionary League, discusses the importance of diversity and inclusion in tech and how recent changes in policy are impacting these efforts. The conversation dives deep into the lessons learned in 2024, with both guests reflecting on the power of humility and gratitude in their personal and professional lives. They explore the balance between showcasing achievements and maintaining humility, touching on the societal pressures amplified by social media and the corporate world. The dialogue also covers the challenges and strategies of navigating the tech industry's evolving landscape, particularly in light of the affirmative action rulings affecting diversity initiatives. This episode not only highlights personal stories of overcoming adversity and embracing authenticity but also fosters a broader discussion on the role of humility in leadership and innovation. Join us for a profound discussion that connects life lessons with professional insights, making a compelling case for a more inclusive and self-aware tech community. Tune in to hear how Johanna and Arlando are making significant strides in their fields while advocating for a tech industry that values both diversity and personal integrity. Don't forget to check out our upcoming event, Women Wine + Tech 5.0, focusing on mental health and self-care in the tech sector. Details are available on Eventbrite and at www.visionarylead.org.

In the latest episode of the Milky Way Tech Hub Podcast, "Founder's Roundtable," we delve deep into the heart of Milwaukee's startup ecosystem, exploring the challenges and triumphs of local entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders. This episode shines a light on the crucial need for supportive resources that cater not only to the early stages of business development but also to the complex journey of scaling and securing funding for growth. Our guests share their personal stories of resilience, navigating the world of non-profits, and the struggle to secure the funding necessary for expansion and sustainability. We take a closer look at innovative solutions to societal problems, such as using technology to better prepare individuals re-entering society from incarceration. However, without adequate funding and resources, these noble initiatives risk being stretched too thin. The episode reveals a candid discussion on the realities of running non-profit organizations, the importance of securing philanthropic funding, and the challenges faced by leaders from underrepresented backgrounds in maintaining their operations and impact. Moreover, the roundtable addresses the broader systemic issues within the funding landscape, emphasizing the need for equity, understanding, and support from the funding community. Our guests challenge the traditional norms and barriers that have historically hindered access to necessary resources, advocating for a shift towards more inclusive and supportive practices that recognize the multifaceted talents and needs of entrepreneurs and non-profit leaders alike. This thought-provoking conversation not only highlights the critical areas for development within Milwaukee's tech and non-profit sectors but also serves as a rallying call for collective action, innovative thinking, and the creation of a more equitable and supportive ecosystem for all. Tune in to this insightful episode to hear from a diverse panel of leaders who are at the forefront of creating change and driving forward the mission of the Milky Way Tech Hub to foster a more inclusive and thriving tech landscape in Milwaukee. Don't forget to engage with us on social media and share your thoughts on how we can together build a stronger, more inclusive future for our community.

In this eye-opening episode of the MKE Tech Podcast, titled "Find Your Friends," we dive into the captivating journey of Jamon Hamilton Jr., a fresh and promising addition to the Milky Way Tech Hub community. Our host, Nadiyah, engages in a lively conversation with Jamon, exploring his transition from the world of automotive mechanics to the fast-paced and evolving realm of technology. Jamon shares his unique story, starting with his roots in a family-owned auto repair shop in Milwaukee, to his exploration of sales and eventually, his passionate dive into cybersecurity. His story is not just about a career shift; it's a testament to the power of determination, continuous learning, and the importance of finding your community within the tech space. The episode is peppered with light-hearted moments, including Jamon's affinity for anime and a shared curiosity about the world of tech. Jamon's comparison of himself to Roronoa Zoro from One Piece, a character known for his resilience and hard work despite lacking supernatural abilities, mirrors his journey in tech. His candid recount of personal challenges, including the loss of his father and the responsibility of caring for his family, adds a deeply human touch to his tech journey. Listeners will find inspiration in Jamon's disciplined approach to acquiring new skills, from earning his Google Cybersecurity Certificate to navigating the complexities of cloud security. His insights into the challenges of breaking into the tech industry, coupled with the importance of networking and community support, offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to make their mark in technology. This episode is a must-listen for aspiring tech enthusiasts and seasoned professionals alike, showcasing the importance of perseverance, the value of mentorship, and the endless possibilities that come with being part of a supportive tech community. Join us as Jamon Hamilton Jr. shares his remarkable journey and the pivotal moments that shaped his path in the tech world.

Join us on the MKE Tech Podcast for an exhilarating episode titled "RoadPitch," where we sit down with the remarkable Meagan Turner, co-founder of RoadPitch. This episode peels back the curtain on Meagan's entrepreneurial journey from her roots in electrical engineering to spearheading an initiative that's changing the game for startup funding. Dive deep into the inception of RoadPitch, a platform dedicated to aiding tech and black founders in navigating the complex landscape of raising capital for their startups. Key Highlights: The Dream of Flight: Meagan shares a whimsical vision for a fictional product that embodies her love for hardware and adventure, setting the stage for a conversation about innovation and the boundless potential of technology. Entrepreneurial Path: From Cincinnati to the University of Louisville, Meagan recounts her academic and professional voyage, highlighting her transition from business to engineering and the pivotal role hackathons played in her entrepreneurial awakening. Birth of RoadPitch: Discover the origins of RoadPitch, born from the spirit of hackathons and a passion for logistical challenges, aimed at connecting founders with the right people to scale their companies. The Value of Hackathons: Meagan and our host deliberate on the underestimated importance of hackathons in the tech ecosystem for networking, ideation, and finding co-founders. Juggling Act: Meagan discusses the challenges and triumphs of balancing her demanding electrical engineering studies with her entrepreneurial ambitions, shedding light on the synergies between academic resources and startup success. Advice for Aspiring Founders: Gain invaluable insights as Meagan offers her top tips for startup founders looking to attract investment, including the significance of industry-specific accelerators, the art of pitching, and the importance of local investor networks. RoadPitch's Mission and Future: Learn about RoadPitch's mission to close the funding gap for black founders and the exciting plans for their upcoming tour finale in Milwaukee, inviting listeners to engage and collaborate. Closing Thoughts: Meagan Turner's story is a testament to the power of persistence, the importance of community, and the transformative potential of tech entrepreneurship. "RoadPitch" ft. Meagan Turner is a must-list for anyone interested in the intersections of technology, innovation, and social impact. Connect with RoadPitch: Website: roadpitch.co Email: Meagan@roadpitch.co (M E A G A N, extra A for awesome) Instagram: @roadpitch Twitter: @roadpitchtour Facebook: Road Pitch For more inspiring stories and insights into the tech world, subscribe to the MKE Tech Podcast. Stay tuned for more episodes that connect you with the movers and shakers of the tech industry. #MKEtechPodcast #RoadPitch #TechStartups #Entrepreneurship #Innovation #StartupFunding #TechCommunity #Hackathons #WomenInTech #ElectricalEngineering #TechFounders

Join us in this enriching episode as we sit down with the multifaceted Kim Shine, a premier media professional and author. Kim brings her vibrant energy to the table, starting with her declaration of love for television as her favorite media form. She dives into the power of visual storytelling, claiming it as one of the most honest forms of media due to its immediate impact and the lessened need for verbal explanation. The conversation takes a deeper dive as Kim ponders over which media form she embodies the most. From her roots as a 'print baby' to evolving into a blend of all media forms, Kim's journey is a testament to her versatility and growth in the rapidly changing media landscape. Our host and Kim also reflect on the unique position of millennials, navigating the bridge between a pre-digital era and the advent of an online presence, highlighting their role in setting the stage for personal branding in the digital age. As we explore the technological transformations through personal anecdotes, Kim shares her first encounters with cell phones, her preference for traditional media over social media, and the profound impact of technology on our daily lives. The conversation seamlessly transitions to discussing the importance of LinkedIn for personal branding, marketing, and continuous learning. But there's more to Kim than her media prowess; she's also a celebrated author. Celebrating the one-year anniversary of her first book, "On the Other Side of Everything," Kim opens up about her literary work. Her book, a collection of poems, serves as a beacon of hope, emphasizing the control one has over their life despite external circumstances. It's a reminder that we all face challenges, but the power to find peace and happiness lies within us. As we wrap up, Kim discusses her aspirations to use her book as a platform to inspire and educate others, especially the youth, on navigating grief and finding peace. With a speaking engagement lined up and a desire to amplify her message, Kim is on a mission to be a source of inspiration and guidance for many. Don't miss out on this episode as we celebrate Kim Shine's contributions to media and literature, her insights on personal power, and her relentless pursuit to impact lives positively. And stay tuned to find out how Milky Way Tech Hub supports and amplifies voices like Kim's, driving change and fostering growth in the tech ecosystem. #KimShine #MediaProfessional #Author #Poetry #PersonalJourney #RealLifeStories #VisualMedium #MillennialInsights #TechAdaptation #LinkedInPotential #PersonalBranding #ContentCreation #VideoMarketing #SocialMediaImpact #NavigatingChange #TraditionalMedia #GriefProcessing #Inspiration #PersonalGrowth #CommunityImpact #TechEcosystem #MilkyWayTechHub #MediaAndTechnology #Storytelling #Innovation #CulturalNarratives #ProfessionalDevelopment #SelfEmpowerment #DigitalLiteracy #CreativeExpression #BookAnniversary #MediaEvolution #PodcastConversations #MediaEvolution #KimShine #TelevisionMedia #JournalismJourney #MillennialPerspective #TechNostalgia #SocialMediaImpact #DigitalWellness #MediaProfessional #VisualStorytelling #MediaConsumption #PodcastDiscussion #MediaAndTechnology #GenerationalBridge #PersonalTechEvolution #ConnectivityBalance

In this deeply insightful episode, we sit down with Arlando Monk, the spirited founder of Visionary League, a trailblazing initiative born out of frustration and a desire for change within the tech industry. Arlando shares his journey, from working long, uninspiring nights on the factory floor to conceptualizing a movement that champions diversity and inclusivity in the tech realm. Our conversation takes a turn from the conventional as we delve into the personal peeves and emotional triggers that both Arlando and our host share, particularly focusing on the stark lack of opportunities for minorities in tech. Arlando doesn't hold back in expressing his vexation with the tech industry's lip service to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, highlighting the often superficial undertakings of corporations that fail to understand the true essence of equity. As the dialogue evolves, Arlando recounts the origins of Visionary League, inspired by superhero ensembles and his love for all things Marvel. His passion is palpable as he talks about the transformative power of unity and collective action, embodied in his 'league' of visionaries committed to dismantling barriers within the tech industry. As the episode nears its climax, the focus shifts to practical steps and strategies. Arlando sheds light on an innovative event designed to demystify LinkedIn for entrepreneurs, job seekers, and anyone looking to navigate the complexities of this professional network. He emphasizes the platform's underestimated power in career growth, networking, and staying informed about industry trends. Don't miss this episode packed with raw emotion, inspiring transformation, and actionable insights that could redefine your approach to professional challenges, especially within the tech industry's dynamic landscape. It's more than a conversation; it's a rallying cry for change and empowerment, resonating with anyone who's ever felt like the 'only sprinkle of pepper in the salt.'

Join Nadiyah as she welcomes guests Ruben Gaona and Ben Juarez on the MKE Tech Podcast. The episode unfolds as Ruben reveals how he would choose language translation as his AI specialty, emphasizing the overlooked potential of bridging linguistic gaps, especially with indigenous languages. They delve into the work done by "My Way Out," a nonprofit organization focused on reintegrating justice-involved individuals into society, and discuss the importance of story-driven community upliftment in the tech world. Ben then sheds light on the initiatives of "Latinos in Tech," which seeks to empower Spanish-speaking business owners with the tools of AI. This episode serves as a reflection on the power of narrative, the significance of representation in technology, and how both are intertwined in shaping a more inclusive digital future. Dive in to be inspired and informed.

In this episode, we explore one of the themes of Wisconsin Tech Month and Milwaukee Tech Week, focusing on the rapid advancements in technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). Joined by influential guests like Mandela Barnes, former lieutenant governor of Wisconsin, Ben Juarez, the co-founder of Latinos in Tech, Rivet and the creator of powerful algorithms, and Dave Berka, the project manager for Tech Equity at United Way of Greater Milwaukee, we dig deep into the intersections of AI, technology, and equity. What is AI, and how does it fit into our current society? As technology surges forward, how can we ensure equitable access and representation, especially for marginalized communities? This discussion doesn't just stop at the definition of AI, but it takes a critical look at its application, its potential, and the responsibilities we hold as users, developers, and educators in the tech realm. From leveraging AI in day-to-day operations to contemplating the future trajectory of this technology, our guests offer unique perspectives rooted in their experiences in tech and community leadership. Hear about the present challenges of technology deployment, the potential it holds for future generations, and the broader implications of AI on society. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a professional in the field, or someone curious about how AI will shape our world, this conversation is packed with insights, anecdotes, and thought-provoking discussions that will leave you contemplating the digital age we live in. Don't miss this deep dive into the heart of AI, equity, and the future of technology in Wisconsin and beyond.

In this enlightening episode, we have the distinct honor of welcoming Mayor Cavalier Johnson to our platform. As we celebrate Wisconsin Tech Month, Mayor Johnson dives deep into Milwaukee's technological evolution and the importance of advocacy in the tech space. Listeners will gain insights into: The remarkable work and collaborations spearheaded by organizations like Milky Way Tech Hub and Latinos in Tech. How tech is already a driving force in Milwaukee's growth trajectory and its future implications. The significant role of public policy and the recent introduction of Milwaukee's $1.9 billion budget for 2024. The vision of Milwaukee as a smart city and the integral roles played by various organizations and individuals, including a nod to Dave Henke, the helm of the City of Milwaukee's Internet Technology Management Division. Highlighting the episode is Mayor Johnson's mayoral proclamation, emphasizing the importance of Milwaukee Tech Advocacy Day and Wisconsin Tech Month. This dedication to technology not only promotes economic development but also aims to address pressing issues in the community, such as smart city initiatives and infant mortality. Join us as we embark on this illuminating journey through Milwaukee's tech landscape, emphasizing the undeniable power of partnership, policy, and progressive growth in the tech industry.

In today's episode, we journey into the vibrant heart of African music, powered by technology and passion. Join us as we engage in a riveting conversation with Leonard Novati, the brains behind AfroCharts.

Welcome to this enlightening episode of the MKE Tech Podcast! We are honored to have Aichelle, the visionary founder of MuSample, as our guest today. MuSample is a cutting-edge platform designed to protect the intellectual property, time, and money of music creatives. In this episode, we discuss the fascinating intersection of Music and A.I., and how emerging technologies are revolutionizing the music industry.

In this episode, you will hear from Jamar Jones and Randy Wilinski, co-founders of Foureva Media. We discussed their journey into media and how Foureva Media was established. We talked about the Lead the Movement Business Conference and how it will widen perspectives and how entertainment can be used to achieve your goals. If you would like to join our Milky Way Tech Hub community to stay connected with anything events that we may have check out our website: https://milkywaytechhub.com. To learn more about the Foureva Media and Lead The Movement Business Conference, visit their pages below:https://www.fourevamedia.comhttps://www.ltmconference.com

In this episode, you will hear from Ben Juarez, co-founder of Latinos In Tech and Like|Minded. We discussed his journey into tech and what liberation means to him. He talked about what sparked Latinos In Tech or LIT and why it is important to see more Brown Faces in tech. If you would like to join our Milky Way Tech Hub community to stay connected with anything events that we may have check out our website: https://milkywaytechhub.com/To learn more about the Latinos In Tech and Like|Minded, visit their page below:https://www.latinosin.techhttps://www.likeminded.ai

In this episode, you will hear from Tim Cole, president of the Milwaukee Area Professionals Chapter of NSBE. We discussed his journey into tech and how being an extrovert has helped him into leadership roles.  He talked about how NSBE is a safe space and resource for engineers that are looking to connect with other engineers and the Milwaukee community.  If you would like to join our Milky Way Tech Hub community to stay connected with anything events that we may have check out our website: https://milkywaytechhub.com/To learn more about the Milwaukee Area Professionals Chapter of NSBE, visit their page below:https://www.facebook.com/MilwaukeeAreaProfessionalsNSBE/

In this episode, I talked to Ranell Washington, co-founder of Social X. Social X is a young professional diversity and inclusion consulting group that creates and provides a connective platform for diverse young professionals, businesses, and corporations to successfully thrive in Greater Milwaukee and surrounding areas. Ranell is also the Partnership Development Advisor at American Family Insurance. In our conversation, we discussed how he achieved his role at American Family Insurance and how he has been dubbed the "Mayor of Milwaukee." We talked about finding your destiny and how community engagement is key to a successful business. If you would like to join our Milky Way Tech Hub community to stay connected with anything events that we may have check out our website: https://milkywaytechhub.com/To learn more about Social X, visit their website below:https://socialxmke.com/

In this episode,  I talked to Shayvon McCullum, the founder of Secure Bridges Tech, a reward-based platform connecting youth to local resources with monetary opportunities and redeemable merchant rewards for engagement. Secure Bridges is working to end the local sex trade of children in the Milwaukee area by raising awareness, promoting advocacy, and empowering advancement. Shayvon talked about how her upbringing in Chicago helped to play a role in her starting her company. We also talked about the ins and outs of being a founder and what are some of the resources that are available in the city of Milwaukee. To learn more about Shayvon and Secure Bridges, click the link below. If you would like to join our Milky Way Tech Hub community to stay connected with anything events that we may have check out our website: https://milkywaytechhub.com/To learn more about Secure Bridges follow their website below:https://www.securebridgesmke.com/

In this episode, I talked to Devin Jenkins, the founder of Share The Vibes and Shared The Vibes Festival. Devin is also the staff technical product manager at GE Healthcare and we discussed his journey into the tech space. We talked about his southern roots being from Fitzgerald, Georgia, and how his love for music birthed Share The Vibes. Share The Vibes is a company that connects people through the Intersectionality of music and technology. They offer professional DJ services, engaging music-based networking events, playlist curation, and more. If you would like to join our Milky Way Tech Hub community to stay connected with anything events that we may have check out our website: https://milkywaytechhub.com/Interested in The Share The Vibes Festival, make sure you purchase a ticket below:https://www.ticketfalcon.com/e/stvfest/