Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Logan

Join us in this insightful episode of Tag Lab as we chat with Mark, the Chief Entrepreneurial Advisor to the Scottish government and a seasoned entrepreneur.   Mark takes us through his remarkable journey, sharing his extensive experience in scaling businesses and optimising organisational design for enhanced performance. Discover how to optimise for agency within companies, define and achieve clear organisational goals, and implement practical frameworks to boost team effectiveness. He also navigates the intricacies of communication and feedback loops effectively. Learn from Mark's real-world experiences, including his time scaling Skyscanner and his insights on the Scottish tech ecosystem. He also addresses critical topics like gender imbalances in entrepreneurship and the future of AI in Scotland. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, business growth, or organisational strategy, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now to be inspired by Mark's expertise and practical advice.

Mr Logan told the BBC the Conservative party was unrecognisable from the one he joined

In this episode of Summer Coffee Chats, Seth had an impromptu chat with Ernie Tsu - Owner of Trolley 5 Brew Pub on 17th Ave in Calgary. Ernie shared some thoughts on the importance of live music in Calgary, why he jumped at the chance to support Empowering Artists, and how he thinks the industry can make some improvements. Empowering Artists Presents: FOLK'N FUNK FEAT happening on Saturday September 23rd at  Trolley 5 featuring: The Steadies, Mark Logan, The Morning Girls & The Mic Socks, Brother Bicker Band, Emanali, and Cheyanne Summer. Support the showThe Biz Dojo - Podcast, Production & Professional CoachingWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Mark Logan, CEO of One Identity, sits down to share his story, explaining how he fit into different roles growing up in different companies. Mark has nearly two decades of C-Suite experience at an array of different organizations, finally landing on his current position as the CEO at One Identity. Sharing his different roles, he also gives a quote from Steve Jobs, saying "it's not what I say yes to, it's what I say no to." He believes that's a key area for his workers because when he is able to make up his mind, his team and his customers have someone they can rely on. Mark says that as a CEO he wants to share the advice of always marching towards your goals, and identifying that different people have different goals because they work in different fields, but that's what makes a company work best. He says "I've found that the more you can delegate, provided you've got the right folks in place the better." We thank Mark for sharing his story.

Mark Logan, CEO of One Identity, sits down to share his story, explaining how he fit into different roles growing up in different companies. Mark has nearly two decades of C-Suite experience at an array of different organizations, finally landing on his current position as the CEO at One Identity. Sharing his different roles, he also gives a quote from Steve Jobs, saying "it's not what I say yes to, it's what I say no to." He believes that's a key area for his workers because when he is able to make up his mind, his team and his customers have someone they can rely on. Mark says that as a CEO he wants to share the advice of always marching towards your goals, and identifying that different people have different goals because they work in different fields, but that's what makes a company work best. He says "I've found that the more you can delegate, provided you've got the right folks in place the better." We thank Mark for sharing his story.

Denise Chaila - "CHAILA" from the 2020 album GO Bravely on narolane. Denise Chaila will be performing at this year's virtual Eurosonic (ESNS) Music Festival and Conference January 19-22 and has also been nominated for a Music Moves Europe Award. The past two years have been ones of extreme highs and lows for Zambian-Irish rapper Denise Chaila. On one hand, 2020 saw her release her debut full-length GO Bravely to rave reviews, prominent television performances, and a slew of nominations, leading her to become the highest ranking Irish woman in the country's charts that year. She then followed that up with November's five-song release It's A Mixtape that saw her boldly exploring new sonic territories to acclaim. At the same time, the giant push into the spotlight has led to an egregious amount of racism being thrown at the rapper on the internet. When GO Boldly won Chaila an RTÉ Choice Music Prize (the first time a mixtape has ever won the crown), the vitriol being aimed at Chaila in the comment sections was so disturbingly cruel that she asked RTÉ to stop tagging her in posts so that she wouldn't have to witness the abuse.  “CHAILA,” our Song of the Day and the hit that made people start paying attention to the rapper, is a fun and clever jab at all the people that haven't been able to pronounce her name. “My name's not that hard to pronounce /Pre-K it's not profound,” she deadpans with a roll of her eyes.  Watch the video for “CHAILA,” directed by Mark Logan, at the link below and catch Denise Chaila's virtual performance at Eurosonic (ESNS) Music Festival and Conference January 19-22. Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Local experts discuss vaccination boosters, pediatric vaccines and flu shots. Guests include Catherine Satterwhite, Region 7 health administrator for Health and Human Services, Dr. Bridgette Jones with Children's Mercy and Mark Logan with Comeback KC.

In the wake of major breaches over the last few months, organizations across industries are re-evaluating their cybersecurity strategies, with many realigning priorities to ensure their security team and technology solutions can meet the needs of an evolving threat landscape. Mark Logan, CEO of LogRhythm, talks about the importance of the CSO reporting directly to the CEO. Mark explains why this reporting structure demonstrates the value a company places on cybersecurity as an enabler of business performance at a time when cyber breach headlines are top of mind for the public and maintaining trust is crucial. Cybersecurity is now a board-level initiative for all companies, not just those in the software and security spaces. We talk about why enterprises that do not get on board with this shift in organizational structure that brings CSOs to the forefront could lose out on key talent. Perhaps more concerningly, they also stand to see a weakening of consumer trust and business value, especially if the organization ultimately experiences a damaging breach because security was not prioritized. Mark discusses how this reporting structure fosters trust among consumers and future business partners that security and data privacy are taken seriously and given the highest priority within the company. Podcast Sponsor  Download Hirect, the free app is trusted by 10,000+ startups who chat directly with ideal candidates and accelerate their hiring process 10x faster than traditional ways.   

We are bringing it back to The Gunz Show roots - interviewing two up-and-coming artists that deserve your attention! Mark Logan is a former professional hockey player - always loved hip hop and rap, realized he was talented enough, and is now pursuing his dream of being a music artist. Definitely worth checking out. Then danny G is bringing that hip-hop vibe to Nashville - he's ridiculously talented and got some great music now and on the horizon. Check it.

Episode #894 Friday, June 18, 2021 marked five years since we lost our friend and namesake artist, Paul MacLeod. This show started as an avenue for talented artists like Paul to get some of the exposure that they so deserve. Paul was a friend and an inspiration and like a lot of people, I miss him and wish he could still be here. I put together a tribute to Paul for my other show, Fly with your Shadow, which I hope you'll check out at flywithyourshadow.com or on the streaming service of your choice. Although that one was the longest episode of the show ever, I had much more left over, and it only seemed fitting that the tribute would spill over onto the show that he gave a name to. Today we'll hear from Andy Maize of Paul's former band Skydiggers, Jason Schneider, Mark Logan of Busted Flat Records, and Lynn Jackson. They'll tell you which of Paul's songs they loved the most and which of the hundreds of cover versions that he could perform were their favourites. I've been super busy with that, so not much time to look up new music or even get through my Record Store Day purchases, so not much on the new side here, but I did find a few. The big news of the week is the imminent return of live music in Winnipeg, as The Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club announced their outdoor summer concert series at Blue Note Park! That lineup of locals is stellar and well worth looking forward to, so I fit in as many highlights as I could today. I hope to see you there! playlist: https://wp.me/p1lizT-eq6  

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Paul MacLeod was a super talented singer/songwriter from Kitchener, Ontario. He built his reputation locally and regionally as a captivating solo performer who mixed great original songs alongside a vast and diverse repertoire of covers. He was first introduced to many of us nationally and internationally when he joined legendary, long-standing roots-rock band Skydiggers in the mid-90s. He had the difficult task of replacing founding and high-profile and much-loved member Peter Cash in the band, but he did so admirably, more than holding his own alongside the accomplished band. He brought a new edge, his acclaimed skill on the guitar, and powerful vocals. He would often open for the band, then join them for the headlining set. In addition to two Skydiggers studio albums and one live release, Paul released a great rock album with a band called Hibakusha, and four albums of his own. I took the name of his first CD for my campus and community radio show, Tell the Band to Go Home, which debuted in September, 2002. Paul was a guest on the show, and I got to know him a bit at shows and occasional correspondence. His music, wit, and energy inspired and amazed me. His albums are among my very favourites. Five years ago today, June 18, 2016, Paul took his own life. I was devastated. His music has been a mainstay on my radio show for almost 19 years. Along with John Bottomley, who I talked a lot about in episode 2 and episode 3 of this show, Paul's struggles and death contributed to my desire to further conversations about mental illness, and motivated me to create this show. I wanted to talk to some of his closest friends and get them to tell stories and remember Paul for the brilliant, creative, hilarious individual that he was. I wanted it to be honest and paint the full picture of what it was like to know Paul. It was a treat to speak to others who loved him and who miss him like I do. You'll hear more memories from my guests, and their favourite Paul MacLeod songs, and some of the songs that he covered, on the June 20 episode of Tell the Band to Go Home. Guests: Lynn Jackson - Kitchener singer/songwriter and close friend of Paul's. Find out more about her and find her music at https://lynnjackson.net/ Mark Logan - owner of Encore Records in Kitchener and of Busted Flat Records, the label that released Paul's last two albums, Bright Eyes Fade and Gauge. Mark was instrumental in Paul's career, as well as the careers of Shannon Lyon, Brock Zeman, Matt Andersen, and many more. He's an unsung hero of the Canadian music industry. Jason Schneider - these days, an in-demand publicist through his busy public relations agency, Jason Schneider Media, but a longtime music journalist and an accomplished author and musician. He was one of three musicians responsible for one of my favourite books of all time, and one that I refer to often, Have Not Been The Same: The CanRock Renaissance 1985-1995.  Andy Maize - founding member and lead singer of Skydiggers, one of the most popular, accomplished, and longest-lasting bands in Canada. Their friends, colleagues, and contemporaries include Blue Rodeo, The Tragically Hip, and episode 16 guest Suzie Ungerleider.    music credits and more info: https://flywithyourshadow.com/tribute-to-paul-macleod-w-andy-maize-skydiggers-jason-schneider-mark-logan-and-lynn-jackson-episode-17

In this episode, our third wheel guests are Jonny Sauder and Scott Fitzpatrick. We chat about the origin of them, as a rhythm section. Some of the projects that they're involved with and where they individually began as musicians. Mark Logan (Encore Records) joins us as our weekend warrior guest and discusses what it's like running a record store in the digital era, running a record label, and getting an artist to Massey Hall! Please like and subscribe to the show if you are enjoying it. Tell some friends. If you'd like to support our show, please buy our merch (hats, masks, t shirts and baseball shirts). For inquiries, please shoot us an email at Kitchenerfamous@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kitchenerfamous/message

BLR Episode 51 In this episode, I have Mark Logan joining the podcast to discuss his time playing hockey. We talked about his career with Brooks Bandits and what it was like getting recruited to RIT. We also discussed the many challenges he faced while in school and using his primary passion for music to help him with tough times. Mark's new song has been released, so go check it out on Spotify and Apple. Later on, in the episode, I talk about the CHL cancelling the memorial cup, BCHL has left the CJHL, and I give my two cents on the trade deadline. Mark's Social and music platforms: Instagram- itsmarklogan TikTokk- itsmarklogan Apple- Mark Logan Spotify- Mark Logan BLR has some good interviews lined up as well, so make sure you stay up to date and follow all my social media accounts. Social Media:  Twitter-BLRHockeyPod Instagram-blrhockeypod Facebook page- BLRHockeyPodcast Tik Tok- blrhockeypodcast About BLR-  BLR is a solo podcast show that talks about everything about hockey. BLR is looking forward to bringing you kind folks more hockey content and hopefully bringing on some hockey players, writers, content creators, coaches onto the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beer-league-rebound/support

Mark Logan is the owner of Encore Records, celebrating 40 years in downtown Kitchener. Sara and Marshall sit down with Mark to talk about the early days of Encore Records, his indie record label Busted Flat Records, the resurgence of vinyl, and how a small, independent record store has survived a pandemic. ENCORE RECORDS BONN PARK INSTAGRAM SUPPORT LOCAL: DENNIS' HORSERADISH THE GARDEN STAND RUTHLESS HOT SAUCE ST. JACOBS FARMERS' MARKET

Support Soul Doubt Magazine on Patreon and enjoy our supporter perks, for as little as a cup of coffee, once a month; https://www.patreon.com/souldoubt Continue listening to this episode on Spotify (audio): https://open.spotify.com/show/3bTwZJw25O5hTJ9zu9pCct?si=0iY--f-pTya4kQ_03LUDAA This week I chat to Mark Logan; a storyteller, director, photographer, artist and founder of the production company Collective Films. We chat to Mark about their latest project 'Origins: The Story of Irish Hip-Hop' and his debut single, 'For Me For You'. Follow Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mmarklogan/ Visit Collective Films: https://cltv.film/ Visit Audio Department Records: https://cltv.film/listen Watch 'Origins: The Story of Irish Hip-Hop' here: https://www.redbull.com/ie-en/projects/origins-irish-hip-hop-film Stream 'For Me For You' on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2OgI2MqyikcnvkZ4W3RTYq?si=FoDRBUOkQJ2zARKJoqMTIg Timeline: 00:00 - Introduction 01:30 - Music and inspiration 04:30 - 'Origins' documentary and Irish hip-hop 09:30 - What was important about The Story of Irish Hip-Hop? 14:00 - What makes Irish hip-hop unique? 16:30 - Social media 19:00 - Working with Denise Chaila 21:00 - The creativity of filmmaking and music 28:00 - Conclusion Follow Soul Doubt Magazine on Twitter: https://twitter.com/souldoubtmag Follow Soul Doubt Magazine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/souldoubtmagazine/ Visit: https://www.souldoubtmagazine.com for more Thanks for watching!

Presented by broadcaster Kim McAllister and Dr Murray Collins, space lead at the University of Edinburgh and CEO of Space Intelligence -  the Scotland's Secret Space Race Christmas Special offers an entertaining yet informative insight into 2020's space news.Supported by the Data Driven Innovation Programme and produced by Connect, this episode features:MARK LOGAN - author of the Scottish Technology Ecosystem Review and former COO of Skyscanner. He discusses the report, whose recommendations have been accepted in full by the Scottish Government, and how it relates to the space sectorFRANK STRANG AND YVETTE HOPKINS - the CEO and Executive of Shetland Space Centre discuss their multi-million pound contract win with Lockheed Martin and how they're involving the whole of Shetland's community in space.DR MATJAZ VIDMAR - researcher and innovation expert at the University of Edinburgh discusses the space ecosystem and how well-placed it is to growKRISTINA TAMANE - business development executive at the University of Edinburgh reveals the magic of bringing diverse experts together on multi-million pound projectsREBECA URSU - member of the UK's only student-led space company Asteria explains the ambition of 100 students to launch a satellitewww.twitter.com/kimmcallisterwww.twitter.com/murraybcollinsed.ac.uk/bayesconnectcommunications.co.uk

Timestamps:1:55 Mark’s CV, startups, Cisco, Skyscanner and beyond3:15 Unicorns, ecosystems, and education4:40 The Logan Report5:15 Unicorns8:15 The startup/scaleup funnel and education12:30 Playbooks, frameworks, and models16:30 Heuristics and creativity24:00 The place of Silicon Valley in playbooks28:00 Solving the cold start problem of an ecosystem34:00 The value of iteration in an ecosystem42:00 Tipping points47:30 The top of the education funnel - making computer science exciting for kids55:45 Antifragility

The director of a new documentary Origins: The Story of Irish Hip Hop Mark Logan joined us to tell us what we can expect from it when it airs on Thursday evening.Website: cltv.film See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Logan is an investor, advisor and non-executive director in the internet technology sector. He has held senior leadership positions in a number of tech businesses including Skyscanner, where he was Chief Operating Officer between 2012-2017.In this episode we talk about the importance of being an aggressive learner, developing culture in an organisation going through extreme growth and the importance of thinking. We also also discussed Mark's passion for supporting women in business and his views on leading through the coronavirus pandemic.

Chuck P visits Second Line Brewing in New Orleans and talks with owner Mark Logan and Matt Bochman, Assistant Professor in the Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry Department at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana and co-founder of Wild Batch Yeast to talk about a strain of yeast that was used in the Yeah U Ripe, a Lachancea sour that the brewery recently released.Support the show (http://patreon.com/theabvpodcast)

Chuck P visits Second Line Brewing in New Orleans and talks with owner Mark Logan and Matt Bochman, Assistant Professor in the Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry Department at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana and co-founder of Wild Batch Yeast to talk about a strain of yeast that was used in the Yeah U Ripe, a Lachancea sour that the brewery recently released.Support the show (http://patreon.com/theabvpodcast)

Demonic oppression was the story of this year's UK horror film showcase – along with female survivorship, identity differences and the dangers of the internet. Hardy survivors Kim Newman, Anton Bitel and Virginie Selavy explore our latest demons in this roundtable post-mortem. Under discussion: Demonic conspiracies and satanic possession in

Mark Logan, new CEO of LogRhythm is our feature interview this week. News from: Frontier Airlines, Amazon, Regis University, Coalfire, Optiv, LogRhythm, Zvelo, Ping Identity and a lot more! Denver is affordable. Seriously - we have data At least relatively affordable. I mean, we’re no El Paso. Frontier is going green (and maybe public too). Amazon is building one big solar panel. Regis University is hit by a ransomware attack. Coalfire has AWS ATO news. Optiv, Ping, Zvelo and Swimlane have blogs this week. For LogRhythm jobs here in Colorado: https://www.builtincolorado.com/company/logrhythm/jobs Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com This week’s news: Join the Colorado = Security Slack channel How Denver compares on cost of living with biggest US cities Frontier CEO talks green campaign’s impact on possible IPO, flight frequency increases Amazon warehouse installs Colorado's largest rooftop solar system A week after cyberattack, Regis University makes some progress to restore normalcy Coalfire - Coalfire selected as partner within ATO on AWS APN program Retro Risk Appetite | Optiv Ping Identity - How far should you trust your tokens? Zero trust and API tokens Zvelo blog - Single-Use Phishing URLs Drive the Need for Zero-Second Detections Swimlane - Vulnerability Management Program best practices Job Openings: Ping Identity - GRC Analyst St Anthony - Director Security Engineering - Englewood Hitachi Vantara - Director of Information Security Operations Circadence - Lead Cybersecurity Engineer Arrow - Cloud Security Senior Risk Analyst Bank of America - Third Party Assessment Manager Johns Manville - Cyber Security Engineer Red Canary - Senior Incident Handler (Remote) Netizen - Senior Cyber Security Engineer (REMOTE) Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: ISSA Colorado Springs - Peak Cyber 3-5 September! - 9/3-5 SecureSet - Capture the Flag – All Levels - 9/4 Splunk 1st Thursdays @ Top Golf - 9/5 Following the evolution from Deming, TPS, Lean, DevOps, DevSecOps - 9/5 INTERFACE-Denver - 9/5 Elastic SIEM Hands-on Workshop & Meet the Team - 9/5 FIRST FRIDAY! CYBERSECURITY SOCIAL & MIXER - 9/6 CISSP Seminar Series Domains 5 (Identity & Access Mgt) & 8 (SW Dev Sec) - 9/7 SecureSet - Hacking 101: Intro to WiFi - 9/9 ISSA Denver - September Meetings - 9/10-11 CISSP Seminar Series Domains 2 (Asset Security) & 4 (Comm & Network Sec) - 9/14 ISSA C.Springs - Security+ Exam Prep - 9/14 Other Notable Upcoming Events SecureWorld 2019 - 10/29-30 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

This episode began for us with a LinkedIn post. Mark Logan is the founder of idealect and is an innovation and thought leader with over 25 years of innovation experience. Mark’s January 2019 article on medium.com, which he shared on LinkedIn, highlights research idealect conducted on charitable giving, and the results were very interesting. Distributed across genders, generations, and household incomes, the study discovers why people give their time and money to nonprofit organizations—locally and internationally. You might be surprised.  In addition to the nature of giving, Mark and Christi geek out on the nature of happiness, Conscious Capitalism, single-payer healthcare, and more.  To learn more about idealect and read Mark’s blog, visit idealect.is. To learn more about Mark, visit him on LinkedIn. For more information about Radiate Wellness, our practitioners, services, classes, and events, visit us at radiatewellnesscommunity.com, “Like” us on Facebook as Radiate Wellness, LLC; and follow us on Twitter @RadiateKC.

As businesses grow, they hit key inflection points that mean the old tactics don't work anymore. The interplay of people, structures and process have to be updated as a startup develops and so you have to change how you and your people operate within your company. Mark gives very practical advice on how to recognize and survive these inflection points that increase frustration and reduce productivity. He explains how devolving decision making, growing your own people, encouraging them to look outside for inspiration and setting an expectation of world-class excellence maximizes the chances of surviving the organizational challenges that come with growth.

Back by popular demand, Mark Logan joins me to talk about why founders block their company's success if they don't learn how to manage their idea flow and communication processes. We explore how product market fit is necessary, but not sufficient, the MVP trap, how to surface bad news internally and why so many startups are in the process of failing slowly. Mark is former Skyscanner COO and IOD Director of the Year.

In this mini extra episode, Mark Logan, IOD Director of the Year and former Skyscanner COO advises a startup founder who asks whether the stress they are under is a normal part of the CEO job, or something more troubling. He explains that while moments of acute stress come with the CEO title, the problem is when these join up to become chronic. We shouldn’t live with that because while it might become normal, it is not sustainable. “Remember you didn’t start the company because you were after more stress in your life!" The blog post referenced by Vicky in this episode: Mistakes that cost founders their companies

Mark Logan, former COO of Skyscanner and IOD Director of the Year joins Entrepreneur Agony Aunt Vicky Brock to tackle two reader questions. In 30 minutes we cover why founders and leaders also have to develop themselves as managers, how to make meetings more effective by banning status updates, how to handle a problem boss and when it is time to quit your job.

In this week’s episode of TechTalk Radio, hosts Emily Wright and Samantha McClary list the six finalists shortlisted to battle it out at EG’s TechTalk Academy on 15 November for as much as £150,000 of investment from PiLabs, Floored founder Dave Eisenberg talks about the transition to working for CBRE and what he will be grilling the Academy pitches on, and special projects editor and host of EG’s Tomorrow’s Leaders podcast Rebecca Kent joins us in the studio to share some valuable insights from her interview with Skyscanner’s Mark Logan. And we set a Halloween challenge for TechTalk’s avid listeners.

There s an old saying you can never be too rich or too thin. In New Orleans you might add, "And you can never produce too much alcohol." If you think there are more small craft breweries and distilleries here than ever before, well, you d be wrong. A hundred years ago there were many more. We ve been in a bit of a slump, but we re coming back. On this edition of Out to Lunch, Peter Ricchiuti meets local craft brewer Mark Logan from Second Line Brewing and local craft distiller Gus Haik from Cajun Spirits Distillery. By all kinds of standards Second Line may make better beer than Budweiser, and Cajun Spirits may make better rum than Bacardi, but those big guys are the reason all the small companies disappeared. And they are still who our local guys have to market against. How do you win on a playing field like that Gus and Mark spell it out. It ain t for the faint of heart or the lover of the straight 9 5 life, that s for sure. Photos at Commander s Palace by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Rob and Jason are joined by Mark Logan to discuss his experience building a game engine in Javascript and C++ Mark started learning C++ with Borland Turbo C++ in high school, so that he could build video games. After 20 years, he's finally starting to feel like he knows what he's doing. After graduating from Northeastern University's College of Computer Science, Mark spent 7 years at Google, mainly working on internal infrastructure and automation. More recently, he returned to his first love - game programming - and helped found a studio called Artillery. He's currently the tech lead on Artillery's free-to-play RTS, code-named Atlas. He spends his time working on performance optimization, networking, and solving cross-platform development problems. News New cppcheck released How to make your own C++ static analyzer with clang Improving your build times with Incredibuild and VS 2015 Mark Logan @technicaldebtor Links Artillery Artillery Blog  

Shootin' it with my bud Mark Logan Saturday afternoon. Mark has been involved in ad campaigns for various brands including Saucony as well planning production for live music events. Mark runs his own clothing company The Collective. https://vimeo.com/107533616 https://www.instagram.com/createcollaborate/ https://www.instagram.com/collective.co/ https://www.facebook.com/CollectiveDublin/ https://twitter.com/markwilllogan

We appreciate the tough economic times that our members are facing.  The conference can offer Hard work and fun for the entire family.   Mark Logan of the Education  & Training Committee will join us on a later show to speak specifically about our hallmark training workshops.  However, today we will be joined by the host chapter as they share with us some of their plans to makle this an exceptional experience for the spouses and youth as well as the attendees.   

We appreciate the tough economic times that our members are facing.  The conference can offer Hard work and fun for the entire family.   Mark Logan of the Education  & Training Committee will join us on a later show to speak specifically about our hallmark training workshops.  However, today we will be joined by the host chapter as they share with us some of their plans to makle this an exceptional experience for the spouses and youth as well as the attendees.