Podcast appearances and mentions of jess george

Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. Today's episode features an interview with Jess George - Head of Government & Community Affairs at Google Fiber. Jess George is an experienced leader in policy, government and community affairs with a focus on digital equity & broadband policy. In addition to tech policy and governmental affairs, Jess has 15 years experience in civic engagement, immigrant & worker rights and nonprofit management. 

Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. Today's episode features an interview with Jess George - Head of Government & Community Affairs at Google Fiber. Jess George is an experienced leader in policy, government and community affairs with a focus on digital equity & broadband policy. In addition to tech policy and governmental affairs, Jess has 15 years experience in civic engagement, immigrant & worker rights and nonprofit management. 

We're back! I'm so excited to release the second episode of my new podcast series, featuring one-on-one interviews with some of my favorite people in the music world.Jess George is among the most effortlessly cool people I've met in the industry and had the chance to work with. She is a highly experienced project manager at Live Nation with a proven track record overseeing touring programs, festival operations, backstage hospitality, and venue operations.Be sure to check out Jess's personally curated Spotify playlist which you can find on the You Had to Be There Instagram, @uhadtobetherepod. I have been listening to it nonstop since she made it so I highly recommend checking it out. Thank you so much for the love and support, and I hope you enjoy the episode as much as I did!

Join Jess George, Government and Community Affairs Manager at Google Fiber, in the RIoT Underground as she shares how innovative and disruptive fiber optics methods can increase and accelerate internet access for rural and underserved communities.Support the show (http://www.riot.org)

One of the most complicated challenges the Coronavirus has been the need for more broadband. It has been a challenge that the Institute for Emerging Issues has been working on for awhile. We have been working with the state Broadband Infrastructure Office to get grants out to school systems, nonprofits, and communities. Our First in Future guest this episode is Jess George, who represents one of the critical private investors in infrastructure, Google Fiber. Jess is their government and community affairs representative.

Jess George is Government and Community Affairs Manager for Google Fiber in Charlotte, North Carolina. Jess works with government officials, community leaders, organizations and neighborhoods to advance innovation and address issues of access, opportunity and digital inclusion. Prior to joining Google Fiber, Jess worked for 15 years in the nonprofit field. She most recently served as the Executive Director of the Latin American Coalition, North Carolina’s largest Latino immigrant integration and advocacy organization. She has served as director of the United Way of Central Carolinas. Jess earned a B.A. in International Politics from Penn State University. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in deploying new technologies, being an ally to immigrants, whether the personal is political, and living with hope and optimism. IN THIS EPISODE Jess explains her role at Google Fiber and updates the roll-out of fiber optic deployment in the Charlotte market. She addresses why high speed internet access is important and whether the internet is overrated. She discusses bridging the digital divide, the negative impacts of device addiction, and where we are going with the advent of new internet-based technologies. Jess shares what she is obsessed with, the town she grew up in, and how her parents’ values and career choices influenced her. She reveals wanting to be Nancy Drew, Mata Hari, an intrepid reporter and a spy, recites a poem her godfather wrote about her, and tells a defining story about interacting with bullies. Jess talks about moving from Tully, NY to Uniontown, PA during her senior year of high school, attending Penn State University, and a pivotal internship in Paris. She discusses wanting to become an ally of immigrants, serving as executive director of the Latin American Coalition, the challenges and rewards of leading the organization, and whether ‘the personal is political.’ Jess shares her feelings about joining Google Fiber, what hope and optimism mean to her, and a poem by Hafiz about dropping keys to beautiful rowdy prisoners. plus Mark's Personal Word Essay: Systems Intelligence To learn more, visit On Life and Meaning

The system of government pension in the United States is called Social Security. The number assigned to each American citizen and legal resident is called a Social Security Number, and it is used for all manner of federal identification. And like many government processes, it's a pain in the rear to change. Jess & George are both public employees, familiar with the simultaneously inane and labyrinthine procedures necessary to accomplish anything within government agencies, but bringing gender transition and his family's unique brand of interpersonal communication to the equation makes for a real adventure. We can be found online at http://TransPanTastic.net/, you can email us at TransPanTastic@gmail.com, and "TransPanTastic" is searchable on most social networks. We would love to hear from you, so let us know what you think or what you want to hear about!

Why does it always have to be friday? Jess & George discuss how the changes in George's hormones have changed the way he deals with stress and emotional overload. Also, Jess might be a psychopath and George has been on HRT for about ten months.We can be found online at http://TransPanTastic.net/, you can email us at TransPanTastic@gmail.com, and "TransPanTastic" is searchable on most social networks. We would love to hear from you, so let us know what you think or what you want to hear about!

NEW TALK SHOW LIVE FROM MARIA BONITA RESTAURANT, HOSTED BY 2 LATINAS, CLAUDIA & VICTORIA, IN ENGLISH. WHO ARE YOU? WHAT DO YOU DO? WHO DO YOU WORK FOR? WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO LIVE IN CHARLOTTE? WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT CHARLOTTE'S ECONOMY? CHARLOTTE'S SCHOOLS? POLITICIANS? WHAT IS YOUR CHARLOTTE VIEW? During this show, Jess George, Executive Director to the Latin American Coalition, explained the mission and services of this Hispanic Organization. call in and be part of our live show. 805-830-8344 - Your phone is your microphone! We suggest you dial in 3-5 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. ** We are getting ready to have people come to the Restaurant and appear live in the Show. The video will appear live in the internet and can be linked to your website or posted on any social media in the internet. For more information about that call Jim Black 704-737-6220