Podcasts about technology foundation

Join NABWIC Talks as we gear up for the Construction and Technology Event happening on December 6th at Oasis, Miami Gardens, featuring a powerhouse panel of women breaking barriers and inspiring change. This week's episode highlights our esteemed panelists: Elena Hercule, CEO of HJ Construction Group and NABWIC National Membership Chair, known for her expertise in multi-family construction and technology integration.Meloni Boatswain, Microsoft Data Center Delivery Construction Manager and Interim Global COO for Blacks in Technology Foundation, championing digital equity and innovative data center development.Dr. Egheosa Igbinoba (Dr. E), CEO of Evolution Training and Management Solutions, specializing in workforce development, STEAM education, and DEI advocacy.Dominique McNeill, Project Manager at Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, President of NAWIC Fort Lauderdale Chapter, and community advocate through her nonprofit Diamond Opportunity and Outreach Resources (D.O.O.R.). These dynamic leaders will share their journeys, insights, and strategies at the intersection of construction, technology, and community impact. Learn how they are transforming industries, uplifting communities, and paving the way for future generations. Don't miss this engaging discussion! Guest Host:  Elena Hercule | NABWIC- National Membership Chair | 954-415-6774 _____ Let's Talk Construction & Technology | December 6, 2024 | 8:30 AM - 12.30 pm, 640 NW 183rd Street| Miami Gardens, FL  33169

Aral Balkan of the Small Technology Foundation talks with Doc Searls and Dan Lynch about the small web, the tame little server called Kitten, and much more about the wide open world we've been losing and how to get it back. Hosts: Doc Searls and Dan Lynch Guest: Aral Balkan Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly Think your open source project should be on FLOSS Weekly? Email floss@twit.tv. Thanks to Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: kolide.com/floss

Aral Balkan of the Small Technology Foundation talks with Doc Searls and Dan Lynch about the small web, the tame little server called Kitten, and much more about the wide open world we've been losing and how to get it back. Hosts: Doc Searls and Dan Lynch Guest: Aral Balkan Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly Think your open source project should be on FLOSS Weekly? Email floss@twit.tv. Thanks to Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: kolide.com/floss

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS - Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas and VelocityTX recently hosted the first event in their Community Health Innovation Seminar Series.It was held at the eBridge Center for Business and Commercialization in downtown Brownsville.VelocityTX is a San Antonio-based bioscience innovation center. It is a subsidiary of the Texas Research and Technology Foundation. MHM is also based in San Antonio.The inaugural seminar, Commercializing Innovation for Community Wellness: A Conversation About the Social Determinants of Health (SDH), explored the societal factors that impact community wellness with a focus on how innovation can advance health equity.Guest lecturer Matt Duke, founder of South Texas Business Lawyers, spoke about the commercialization of SDH-focused technologies. He also explored healthcare access through the lens of key market strategy.Other speakers included Randy Harig, CEO of Texas Research & Technology Foundation, and Jennifer Knoulton, vice president of regional operations for Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas.Designed to advance awareness, research, and innovation related to the social determinants of health, Knoulton said the seminar would be the first in a series of events hosted in partnership with VelocityTX over the next three years.Here are some of the audio highlights from the event in Brownsville.To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

In this episode, Blaise Delfino speaks with Wendy Harkins Davis, Outreach Director of Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation. Wendy is responsible for developing and implementing PATF's housing and outreach activities including managing PATF's smart home technology projects and working to educate both professionals and Pennsylvanians about PATF's programs and services.Wendy worked for eight years in outreach for CaptionCall, a federal phone captioning provider. Her children's and husband's hearing loss led her into advocacy for the Deaf/deaf/hard-of-hearing community. Prior to that, she worked in the technology sector for 13 years in software development, project management, and product management. Her work included a 6-month project in Barcelona, Spain developing and executing a training program for the IT department at the Hospital Clinico. She served for over two years on PATF's Board of Directors and is the Entertainment Chair for the HLAA PA Walk4Hearing.Wendy and her husband, Evan, live in Malvern, PA. At any given time, there can be between five and eight people living in the Davis home. Wendy's parents are aging in place with them, and it is a revolving door with their four children who are all in university studies, two in undergraduate and two in doctorate. The entire family is involved with the PA Walk4Hearing, and together enjoy paddle-boarding, skiing, hiking, and endlessly throwing balls for their Labrador, Aurora Connect with the Hearing Matters Podcast TeamEmail: hearingmatterspodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @hearing_matters_podcast Twitter: @hearing_mattasFacebook: Hearing Matters Podcast

Dennis Shultz has played a role at multiple big tech giants for more than 25 years. From Rackspace, Samsung, and Dell to his current role at Microsoft, he has taken many career opportunities that have come his way. Another significant role that Dennis plays is the Executive Director for Blacks in Technology. Today, Alan and Dennis discuss career changes, lessons learned, and how being black impacted Dennis in these big-tech roles. Tune in as Dennis shares advice from his experiences.   IN THIS EPISODE: [04:42] Dennis talks about factors of success and failure he experienced in his roles [09:05] Decisions that drove Dennis to change careers [17:58] How Dennis got involved in the Blacks in Technology Foundation [21:32] Dennis shares about challenges of being a black man in technology [27:36] Details about Bitcon 2022 [32:02] Advice from Dennis on what to do and what not to do in a career   KEY TAKEAWAYS: It is okay to move jobs and have multiple careers. It can be hard to disappoint people, but you have to consider yourself first when considering moving careers. Know yourself and be confident in what you can do. Be intentional about your decisions. You need other people. Mentors can help you and it is better to lean on others than try to do it alone.   RESOURCE LINKS SYCK Podcast Dennis Shultz LinkedIn Blacks in Technology Website Bitcon Information When They Win, You Win book mentioned on Amazon BIO: Dennis Schultz is the Executive Director of the Blacks In Technology Foundation, an organization that boasts the largest network for Black technology professionals with over 65 chapters in 17 countries. Dennis has over 25 years of experience in the technology industry serving in a variety of roles including, enterprise sales, business development, customer success, and consulting. Dennis' experience includes time at tech's most respected brands such as Dropbox, Gartner, Samsung, Dell, Lenovo, Rackspace Technology, VERITAS Software, APC, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise to name a few. Currently Dennis works at Microsoft helping major corporations with digital transformation.

In this episode of Building the Future, Dan Runde is joined by Global Environment & Technology Foundation's CEO and founding member Monica Ellis to discuss today's most pressing challenges to global water security. Monica emphasizes water as a foundational issue that intersects with other development challenges such as climate change, COVID-19, women's empowerment, and conflict – including Afghanistan and Ukraine. The two also consider the need for heightened investment and the role of the private sector in advancing the water agenda. 

Aldino Parchment: Head Of Information Technology, Paramount Global Encouraging Fear What's your Maturity Level Sounds like Panama is where it's at How much Technology Foundation do you need? Challenge you order takers to take charge Live life as a project manager and you'll be happier If you can't do this, you might as well just lay...

How many kids have gazed up into the sky and pondered what it's like to be an astronaut or space traveler? How many adults, for that matter? There's something about outer space, which we get a glimpse of through the night sky, that excites the 10 year old watching Star Wars in all of us. But, deep space doesn't have any connection to Baton Rouge, does it? Yes, Luke, it does! Bob Fudickar is Executive Director of the LSU National Center for Advanced Manufacturing, which, among other things, is building the rocket NASA is sending astronauts to Mars. The center is located at the NASA Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, and is home to  partnership between NASA, the state of Louisiana, LSU, UNO and the UNO Research and Technology Foundation. It was originally formed in 1999, and is a state of the art research and production center focused on applying advanced manufacturing technologies to lightweight composite and metallic materials in support of the NASA space program and adjacent industries. Bob Fudickar has spent his career in business and technology in south Louisiana, including stints at Arthur Andersen, General Electrics and NASA. Serena Pandos is Executive Director of the Louisiana Art and Science Museum, which among other things, gets a lot of kids thinking about going to Mars, and elsewhere in space. That's because the LASM is home to the Irene Pennington Planetarium, a 60-foot domed theater that is one of the most sophisticated multimedia presentation venues in the country.    And the LASM is about more than just the planetarium. It is has a permanent collection of American and European art, Louisiana modern and contemporary art, photography and exhibitions on ancient Egypt, the solar system and the universe. It's not unusual for people living in small Louisiana towns to think they're the center of the universe. Think for example of Crowley that bills itself as "The Rice Capital of the World" or Ville Platte's self-bestowed title as "The Smoked Meat Capital of the World."  Here in Baton Rouge, with our contribution to conquering space and going to Mars, we have a legitimate claim to our place as the actual center of the universe! Out to Lunch Baton Rouge is recorded over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. You can see photos from this show by Erik Otts at our website. And, believe it or not, there are other companies in Baton Rouge in the space industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Given recent buzz and ongoing debates around the Endless Frontiers Act -- which some have described as “the most important piece of legislation no one's heard of” -- this episode is a rerun of an episode from last year, recorded after said act was initially unveiled. The short discussion covers the broader topic and theme of funding science and innovation, and R&D in general -- not just in government agencies, but corporations, and the overall landscape there as well. Notably, the name of the Endless Frontiers act was inspired by the famous memo, “Science, the Endless Frontier”, which was a report to the then U.S.-President by Vannevar Bush, Director of the Office of Scientific Research and Development in July 1945 -- and that led to the creation of the independent government agency the National Science Foundation (NSF).For quick context (without covering current discussions/ updates in the news right now) -- the bipartisan proposal had proposed giving NSF over $100B over 5 years in funding.  It had also proposed rebranding the National Science Foundation into the National "Science and Technology" Foundation, which a16z general partner Martin Casado (who has worked the full spectrum from academia to research lab to startup to big company) discusses with Sonal Chokshi in this episode.  You can also find their conversation  with former Stanford president John Hennessy and Marc Andreessen on the changing relationship between academia and industry at a16z.com/researchtostartup. original episode: https://a16z.com/2020/07/09/16mins-nsf-funding-science-corporate-innovation-remote-work-new-normal-future/ 

The latest episode of Udacity's Learning Lab podcast features Dennis Schultz, the Executive Director of the Blacks in Technology Foundation (BiT). He joins the podcast to discuss increasing representation in the tech industry, why corporations should keep diversity top-of-mind, and why BiT partnered with Udacity to offer a new scholarship for underrepresented communities.

Microsoft alum Njideka Harry is founder and executive board member at Youth for Technology Foundation. Njideka is a social entrepreneur that experienced the “Digital Canyon” first-hand when she moved from her native Nigeria to the U.S. for university. In this episode of our Beyond the Blue Badge podcast, host Paul Shoemaker talks with Njideka about her personal journey to start and grow YTF, Microsoft’s influence, and why she’s passionate about ensuring technology training and lifelong learning skills are available to all communities in sustainable and accessible ways.

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Bob Ghaffari, General Manager for the Enterprise and Cloud Networking Division at Intel, joins Chip Chat to discuss the evolution of networks to meet the needs of the enterprise network edge. Ghaffari works with customers and partners to ensure that Intel has the right solutions […]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Bob Ghaffari, General Manager for the Enterprise and Cloud Networking Division at Intel, joins Chip Chat to discuss the evolution of networks to meet the needs of the enterprise network edge. Ghaffari works with customers and partners to ensure that Intel has the right solutions […]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Bob Ghaffari, General Manager for the Enterprise and Cloud Networking Division at Intel, joins Chip Chat to discuss the evolution of networks to meet the needs of the enterprise network edge. Ghaffari works with customers and partners to ensure that Intel has the right solutions […]

Bob Ghaffari, General Manager for the Enterprise and Cloud Networking Division at Intel, joins Chip Chat to discuss the evolution of networks to meet the needs of the enterprise network edge. Ghaffari works with customers and partners to ensure that Intel has the right solutions for the cloud and enterprise as networks continue to be virtualized and transformed. In this interview, Ghaffari and host Allyson Klein talk about how Intel is delivering new solutions and architectures to help customers access and move the data they need in an increasingly hybrid- and multi-cloud world. Ghaffari provides an overview of some of the key technologies in Intel's silicon foundation for the edge, such as Intel® Xeon® D processors, Intel® QuickAssist Technology (Intel® QAT), and the Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK). Ghaffari additionally highlights OpenNESS (Open Network Edge Services Software) as a way for customers to deploy edge services more rapidly, especially in a multi-cloud environment. Finally, Ghaffari speaks to trends he's seeing in edge deployments and the unique challenges involved in securing the enterprise network edge. For more information on Intel technologies to enable a secure enterprise network edge, please visit https://networkbuilders.intel.com/ and follow Ghaffari on Twitter at https://twitter.com/bobghaffari. Notices & Disclaimers Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Your costs and results may vary. © Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

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Jason McIntosh and Jacqueline Ashwell join the Titans to talk about the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, IFComp, Narrascope and everything else Interactive Fiction. Find more about the IFTF online at https://iftechfoundation.org/ Special Guests: Jacqueline Ashwell and Jason McIntosh.

James L. Estep has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the High Technology Foundation in Fairmont, West Virginia, since June of 2000. The High Technology Foundation’s mission is to facilitate economic diversification. Through the High Technology Foundation Jim has positioned the I-79 Technology Park as the premiere economic diversification effort in the state. It has since expanded to over 350 acres and 750,00 square feet of space due to Jim’s leadership. Continue reading Episode 44: Keeping Technology in Our State – West Virginia High Technology Foundation at Positively West Virginia.

Dhruvil Gandhi is a coach at NYC Design Factory, PhD Comp. Sci student, Developer, Founder at Innolitt and a product designer. Find him here: dhruvil.nyc or follow him @wildangels. This episode is sponsored by the GPS program, a step-by-step system that helps entrepreneurs become professional speakers. Our global GPS community is in 100 cities, 23 countries, and 5 continents. Join us here: christopherkai.com.

We know south Louisiana has a healthy number of budding entrepreneurs. We ve met many of them on this show over the past year. But one thing we hear over and over again is that south Louisiana doesn t have a very well developed entrepreneurial ecosystem. It s starting to change, but is it happening fast enough Arthur Cooper is on the frontlines of building that entrepreneurial ecosystem. He is the president and CEO of the LSU Research and Technology Foundation. The Foundation serves a vital purpose in the world of technology transfer by helping researchers at all the LSU campuses bring their inventions and discoveries to market more quickly by taking care of a lot of the paperwork and back office functions that are necessary when you file a patent and have a licensing agreement. It s the kind of stuff researchers aren t necessarily good at, but Arthur is. Chris Zavala is an example of a local entrepreneur who has successfully navigated the waters of bringing a great idea to market and now has a patent on his product, YellowJacket. YellowJacket is cell phone case that is also an 8million volt stun gun. It s a sensational idea and ther world beyond Baton Rouge agrees. It s just hit the market, is already for sale on WalMart.com, and is poised to be a Christmas stocking stuffer. As we learn on this show, people may not naturally think of Baton Rouge when looking for new tech, but that s about to change. Photos at Mansurs on the Boulevard by Ken Stewart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Diva Tech Talk interviewed multifaceted, tenacious Janette Phillips. In her childhood, Janette was “studious” and “took all the science classes I could,” including Accelerated Chemistry, Physics and Science Seminar (an independent science-oriented curriculum) in high school.  Her intellectual interests took a turn in college, when she matriculated to the business school at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (https://www.umich.edu/). Post-college, Janette felt lucky to land a job at Michigan Bell Telephone, which later morphed into Ameritech and then to AT&T (https://www.att.com/).  “I was hired as a market administrator,” she said, “which is the implementation portion of networks, and phone systems.” Janette was convinced that Michigan Bell had put her in the wrong role. On the first day of training, she thought: “I am in the wrong room.  I should be over there with the account executives.” But she said. “It took me about three years to switch to sales. I had to prove to them that I was good.  Within two weeks of entering my training class, I sold a phone system to an advertising company on the 10th floor of where we were!” This underpinned Janette’s belief in herself, and her ability to successfully sell.  “If you want to get somewhere, even if you are not officially ‘trained’ in it, just go!”   After three years as a market administrator, Janette moved into Ameritech sales for 14 years. “At the peak of my sales role, I handled the General Motors (www.gm.com) account,” responsible for the telephony segment of their large computerization efforts. “They had 200,000 voice ports, across the country.”  Daily, Janette managed a team that concentrated on the $25 million, annually, in recurring revenue that GM represented to Ameritech.  “It was very complicated,” she said, acknowledging that her biggest sale to GM had a 2-year sales cycle.  To accomplish that, Janette worked with EDS and Deloitte (www.deloitte.com) who “helped us do the financial modeling” for a new 7-year, fixed rate, $270 million-dollar GM contract. Janette was proud that “it was the largest single sale Ameritech had ever made. It was a team, but at the beginning, it was me; nobody believed in it.” Her lesson from this was: “It doesn’t matter what level you are in a company; how low you are on a totem pole. You can accomplish a lot!”  And her second lesson was to consistently deliver.  “Over at EDS, they could see, that if I said something would happen, I could get it done. My word was my word.”  Finally, for sales professionals, Janette’s advice is “to be a good salesperson, you have to know how to execute.” After the GM sale, Janette was promoted to direct the Managed Services Department for Ameritech, regionally. “We did a big deal with IBM (www.ibm.com), which was huge.”  Then Janette became pregnant with her first daughter. “And this job was really grueling. I was traveling to Chicago every week.  I chose to walk away.”  Janette had two daughters in a 2-year timeframe.  But, “When Michelle (her daughter) was about 1.5 years old, I went to work for Nortel (www.nortel.com).” She took on a Nortel support role, working on automotive accounts including Chrysler (www.fca.com), General Motors, and Ford Motor Company (www.ford.com). “I did that for about a year, but my heart wasn’t in it, because I had young children.”  Janette acknowledged that, for her, “it’s difficult to juggle young children, with a big job.”  Children, like “big jobs” are “24 x 7, too!”  Additionally, she saw that “Nortel started slipping down a slippery slope.” So, she took a Nortel buy-out.   Janette and her husband then created a regional pulmonary rehabilitation clinic business. For 5 years, she actively built and managed Valley Hill Therapy Centers, a two-clinic business, employing 20-plus people. “We were very good at what we did,” she said.  But “there wasn’t enough margin in it. We were very successful, but not profitable.” With her data background, as Janette was building the business, “we created our own ERP (enterprise resource planning) system. It handled patient care, employee records, charting, electronic medical records. I sold the business to Botsford Hospital, now part of the Beaumont (www.beaumont.com) and they still use my system for medical records.” Janette then became Executive Director for The Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation (www.mcwt.com), a Michigan nonprofit whose mission is to make Michigan the #1 state for women, and girls, in technology. After doing that for 3 years, Janette moved to her current role:  Vice President of Business Development, for Chrysalis Global Business Consulting (www.chrysalisglobal.com) --- a certified Woman-Owned Business (WBE), Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and a Small Business Enterprise (SBE), headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. “I find clients who need help. We take them by the arm, and walk them through the process” of adopting ERP, and “we stay on the project side, and advocating…” for her clients. In addition, Chrysalis does a lot of things: “business process optimization and everything around ‘how does your business run’ and how can we help you make it more efficient, and automated.”  Janette was hired to assist Chrysalis in diversification into vertical markets beyond airlines and airports.  “My role is to find business in Detroit. So, we have clients in automotive, and healthcare.”  The size of the Chrysalis prospective client varies; “whoever needs our support,” according to Janette is a prospect. While Janette experienced some issues, as a woman at Ameritech, the challenges did not set her back in her career. “I just didn’t care.  I wanted to do what’s right for the client, for my own company, for friends, for organizations. The rub is that people don’t give you enough credit for what you know or what you can accomplish. I think it’s a more natural assumption for women.  But, I focus on the work.”  An acknowledged “workaholic”, Janette’s driving force is “making a difference in an organization, whether that’s informal or formal.”  A life lesson for her is “you have to stay true to yourself, and do what you like. Recognize who you are; figure out where you want to get to; get out of your own head, and go! Just go.”   In her community life, Janette gave back and continues to give back by participation, as her girls were growing up, in school PTO, and the Rotary Club;  and now as a member of the Tech Committee for Southeast Michigan’s Automation Alley (www.automationalley.org), and the newly-minted NEW Tech Group which Janette hopes will serve DPS (the Detroit Public School System) “to help them with technology, mentoring and as the liaison to outside organizations” and also strengthen “the soft skills:  things like public speaking.” She is also involved with Detroit’s Mercy Education pilot program assisting women who have obtained their GED to get to the next level. Janette’s advice for girls and women in the tech field is: “You need to enjoy what you do.  And make sure that whatever you are doing gives you energy. Pay attention and think. And work first, play second.”  Janette Phillips can be reached at jphillips@chrysalisglobal.com. For the full blog write up, make sure to check us out on online at www.divatechtalk.com, on Twitter @divatechtalks, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divatechtalk. Follow our show and tell us what you like with an online review.

Andile catches up with Stephen Ozoigbo at the inaugural Enterprise Africa Summit that was recently hosted by the British Council in Accra, Ghana. Ozoigbo is the CEO of The African Technology Foundation. He has dedicated his energies to addressing the obvious gaps in Africa’s tech startup pipeline by championing some of the most high profile ecosystem growth initiatives on the continent— not least, by serving as Managing Partner of Lions@frica, being an key executive supporter of DEMO Africa and helping to organise the Geeks on a Plane Africa Tour which ended in April 2017.

The Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation (IFTF) is a new non-profit charged with supporting the tools, infrastructure, and legal needs of the interactive fiction community. Also known as text adventures, interactive fiction is one of digital entertainment’s oldest storytelling media, and one that is enjoying a renewed interest, thanks to the annual competition IFComp and the […] The post Polygamer #50: Chris Klimas of the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation first appeared on Polygamer - A Podcast of Equality & Diversity in Gaming & Video Games.

The Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation (IFTF) is a new non-profit charged with supporting the tools, infrastructure, and legal needs of the interactive fiction community. Also known as text adventures, interactive fiction is one of digital entertainment’s oldest storytelling media, and one that is enjoying a renewed interest, thanks to the annual competition IFComp and the […]

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on June 14, 2016. - Leroy White, Chapter President, BDPA Dayton The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on May 24, 2016.   - Carmen Giles, Chapter President, BDPA Milwaukee The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on April 26, 2016. - Leroy White, Chapter President, BDPA Dayton - Nekeisha Rouse, Senior Business Analyst, K. Hovnanian Companies, LLC.   The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on April 12, 2016. - Curtis Timmons, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Cleveland Metropolitan School District The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on March 22, 2016. - Mike Williams, President, National BDPA The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on March 8, 2016. - Candice Peters, Founder & CEO, Hello Parent - Vanessa Anderson, Software Development Engineer, Time - Morgan Collingwood, College Student, Bloomfield College The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on February 23, 2016. - Dr. Juan Gilbert, Computer & Information Science Chair, University of Florida - Kobie Burrell, Computer Software Consultant and Contractor - Lawrence Belton, Assistant Vice President, Wells Fargo The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on February 9, 2016.   - Adwait Walimbe, VP, Analytics, The Publicis Group - Open Microphone – National Call-In of BDPA Members (3-minute interviews) The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on January 26, 2016.   - Robert Dixon, Chief Information Officer, PepsiCo - David Blackman, Senior Technology Manager, FIS - Jonee' Drake, Assoc Information Consultant, Eli Lilly and Company The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on January 12, 2016.   - Tramale Turner, Senior Manager, IT Solutions Nintendo - Carol Heiberger, MBA, Founder, CEO, and Author, ExecuSpeak Dictionary - Andreaus Robinson, Senior Developer, Self-Employed   The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on December 22, 2015.   - Will Bundy, Director, The Gravely Group - Herchran Singh, College Student, Gustavus Adolphus College - Rene' Yarborough, Senior Manager, Baxter International   The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on December 8, 2015.   - Lee Reed III, Consultant, Deloitte - Candi Castleberry-Singleton, Founder and Chair, Dignity & Respect Campaign - Stephanie Lampkin, Chief Executive Officer, Blendoor The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on November 10, 2015. - Lynn Bonner, Engagement Manager, Deloitte - Tim Butts, Houston Chapter, BDPA The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on October 27, 2015. - Gene Waddy, CEO, Diversant - Kyle Rivers, Instructor, Bloomfield College - Dr. Sharlene Roberson, STEM Program Director, Towson University The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on October 13, 2015. Lyn Muldrow, Web Developer/Designer, Cactus Sky Digital Jeanose Lexima, Founder, Women On Change Open microphone discussion with both guests The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.   Pitch: The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. Highlighting African-Americans in IT, from the classroom to the boardroom.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on September 22, 2015. - Haron Arama, HSCC Alumni, BDPA Southern Minnesota - Kyle Rivers, Webmaster, Bloomfield College - Adrian Ables, College Student, DePauw University The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on September 8, 2015. - Michael Wulf, VP, BDPA Midwest Region - Johnson Family, (Parents: Edward and Donna with triplet sons: James, Samuel, and Daniel Robinson), BDPA New Jersey HSCC  The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on August 11, 2015. Pamela Mathews, President, National BDPA The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on July 28, 2015. Mike Williams, Vice President, National BDPA Sharnecia Williams, Systems Specialist, Macy's Bridget Baggett, Vice President, BDPA Charlotte The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on July 14, 2015. Dr. Karl Reid, Executive Director, National Society of Black Engineers Norman Fleming, Senior Director, MillerCoors Kirk Williams, Director, National BDPA The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on June 23, 2015. Chris Phillips, Director, CompTIA Pierre Campbell, Chief Executive Officer, The Leadership Network  The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on June 9, 2015. Steve Brown, Founder & CEO, STEM Stars Masai Troutman, Chief Executive Officer, MTC Integration Pamela Mathews, President, National BDPA The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Franne McNeal, Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on May 26th, 2015. Johnathan Holifield, Co-founder and Chief Evangelist, Scale Up Partners Midge Johnson, Past Chapter President, BDPA Washington DC The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on May 12, 2015. Mary McWilliams, Six Sigma Black Belt, Defense Logistics Agency Chad White, Chapter President, BDPA Dallas Open microphone with co-hosts The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA

The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders.  We have an exciting line-up for our show on April 28th, 2015. Coram Rimes, Vice President, National BDPA Theonnie Shields, Systems Manager, State Farm Jason Rashaad, Technical Program Manager, Amazon The BDPA iRadio Show. Linking Business, Education and Technology. The BDPA iRadio Show creates a vibrant communications platform that speaks to all BDPA stakeholders. Sponsored by the BDPA Education and Technology Foundation, and BETF Executive Director Wayne Hicks. Produced by Franne McNeal. Studio Engineering by Everaldo Gallimore. Co-Hosting by Timothy Butts, Jala Cruz and Ronald Story. The BDPA iRadio Show broadcasts the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Join us on blogtalkradio.com/BDPA.