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 Denver Post & Ross Wehner Report on w3w3.com 2/14/2005Ross Wehner, business writer for the Denver Post says, “Instead of breaking news, w3w3.com contains thousands of pictures and hundreds of interviews, which Internet surfers can listen to at a click of the mouse. It has a feel-good, Oprah-esque quality.” Ross said, w3w3.com offers “Quirky views of the local who’s who.” READ |
 Intentional vs. Reactive is the Hidden Economic Challenge 3/21/05 - Brian Vogt Director of Colorado's Office of Economic Development and International Trade is concerned. Some people are fearful in their resolve to move forward. As a result, instead of being intentional and farsighted, they will become reactive. The audience at AeA's annual "Luncheon with the Legislators" heard Brian's 5-point plan. LISTEN |
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 Rob Reuteman Reveals the Real Hard Facts 2/21/2005Rob Reuteman, business editor for the Rocky Mountain News talks about the current economy and what happened leading up to it over the past number of years. He reveals the signs of the past that were ignored as well as hard facts and details of where Colorado is headed…positive, but with cautious optimism. 2/21/2005 LISTEN |
 It’s a Team Effort When it Comes to Winning Big 3/7/05You can spot a “real” winner when he or she gives credit to the team. LISTEN Larissa Herda,Chairman, CEO and president of Time Warner Telecom was just awarded the Telecom Professional of the Year Award by the Denver Telepros association…only the 5th to receive the award. TelePros - Photo Album |
| Streaming Video Evolution Becomes a Revolution 2/28/2005 VIDEO: Jock Mirow, co-founder of BroadbandVideo announces a revolutionary new technology that allows users to publish their own video automatically. Larry Nelson interviewed Jock. Moments later, via a FireWire connection to the computer it was uploaded, then encoded and voila, it's on the Web. Thanks to ItsActive.com. |
 Jon Nordmark, has Experienced Many Hockey Sticks CEO of eBags.com, Jon Nordmark believes in building a company to last, not one to flip. Playing hockey in college Jon learned the fundamental principles of teamwork and what it takes to climb out of the pits in this Profile of a Leader interview. The early team members at eBags invested money in the company. 2/14/2005 |
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   Colorado’s Solution for Executing Vision with Partners - Advance Colorado, in just 3 months has gone from conception to reality. Brian Vogt, Director of the Office of Economic Development and International Trade along with Lu Cordova, President of CTEK Colorado Venture Centers share their vision of cooperation, collaboration and integration…it’s an overnight success. 12/13/04 |
 Bringing SOLAR Into The Mainstream – BP - 11/08/04At the World Renewable Energy Congress, John Mogford, Group Vice President Renewables and Alternatives at BP delivered a powerful speech about some very important topics including “Profitability Plus Sustainability”, “The Solar Industry”, “Priorities for Policy-Makers”, “What BP Plans to Do”. Complete Transcript. |
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 Catharine Merigold General Partner Vista Ventures |
 Marc Holtzman President Denver Univ Denver Post Story |
 Jon Nordmark President & CEO eBags |
 Jared Polis Chairman,Colorado State Board of Education |
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Cody Paints a Picture of Economic Development"As we emerge from this recession, advanced technology is going to lead the way,” says John Cody President & CEO of the Longmont Area Economic Council. He supports his position with some sound facts and has the history to back it up. You'll be surprised at many of the topics he addresses head on. 10/4/04 |
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Death by PowerPoint vs. Killer PresentationsAre you ready for another bullet point presentation that is read word-for-word as the person next to you starts snoring? We know the answer, but that’s what we’ll all see at the next meeting…unless of m62 gets his way. There’s more than one idea in this UK interview that can give you the edge. Picture this! 10/25/04 Good vs. Powerful Presentation Secrets - 11/15/04 This time Chas Williams of m62 was in the w3w3® Media Network Studio rather than in England for this follow-up interview. Chas shared a few “golden nuggets” with Larry and wait until you hear the last one. 11/15/04 |
 Colorado, Portal Authority,
eGovernment and MNTGovernor Bill Owens at the Colorado Technology Summit signed senate Bill #244. Leroy Williams, Secretary of Technology and CIO for Colorado and his team have been working on its implementation and execution quite diligently. In 2005 we should see a number of new & exciting things in CO’s eGovernment. |
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Destination vs. Budget Challenges 10/25/04Speaking of economic development, Colorado ranks among the top 5 “dream destinations” in the US points out Governor Bill Owens. Many of us take this for granted, but when we consider our visitors spent over $7 Billion in 2003, tourism stands out in the crowd in many economic ways. Challenges and Choices. |
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Secret Sauce of Success (It’s not Luck)Mayor John Hickenlooper, is the quintessential example of converting a challenge into an opportunity and then onto success. During this “Profile of a Leader” interview you’ll hear how he achieves and how he was motivated to be a winner. It’s a one-of-a-kind story you won’t hear somewhere else. |
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Bohling Talks About the If you don’t know what SIP is, you could find yourself way behind the curve. Bohling, Wendy, a Director at AVAYA explains Future of VoIP some of the critical factors about VoIP or what AVAYA calls IP Communications. There are still some adoption challenges but the promise of “find me, follow me” will get some CFOs looking at ROI.10/4/04 |
 The Art of the Start – Kawasaki Style  Larry Nelson, business owner for 30 years enjoyed hearing Guy Kawasaki, discuss 11 key points with 3 sub points each on what it takes to build a long lasting successful business at a CTEK Brown Bag meeting. Larry wishes he had heard these decades ago. Pat Nelson bought his book, “Art of the Start.” 10/12/2004 |
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Maguire is her Majesty's ConsulIn this “Profile of a Leader”, John Maguire, UK Consul explains what shaped him as a man (and whilst he is too humble to say so, what experiences led to his strong leadership abilities). Not everything was a smooth ride, but they were all learning experiences. John says, “Education is the great leveler.” |
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is Bill Owens' Lt. Governor“The position of the Lieutenant Governor in any state is ill defined says”, Jane Norton. Coloradoans will now have an understanding not experienced in other states. After w3w3® quizzed her about her role, Jane filled in some new details about the state’s effort and support of the aerospace industry |
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Beginning of the Internet + Challenges & DreamsVinton Cerf, widely known as one of the “Fathers of the Internet” was the keynote speaker for the annual CITI CIO Award program. Cerf is a techie with a personality…and a whole bunch of spot-on information. At a press Q&A, he addressed the future challenges and greatest hopes for the Internet. |
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Business in the UK + Tips on the Tricks & TrapsMark Dyer, responded to the concern of cultural challenges of a US company expanding into Europe. The first stop for most companies is the United Kingdom. Whilst there are fewer cultural differences with the UK than other “Euro” countries, there is some handholding necessary…even with market research. |
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Guided Tech + Twist & Turns on Way to IPOPaul Ray, the well-known serial entrepreneur about a success story that started with BTI (Boulder Tech Incubator…now CTEK) in 1992. This story about Image Guided Technologies is not an overnight success story, but one that was fraught with challenges while going public and then being acquired, no simple feat. |
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Owens Commission on Science & TechnologyGovernor Bill Owens, introduced by Marc Holtzman spoke about the lay of the land for Colorado. Leroy Williams, Secretary of Technology hosted this year’s first  Commission
session and had other heavy-hitters address the high-profile group.
The Governor has some high-impact plans.Federal Reserve Looks at the Deficit + New Insights Dr. Michael Cox, senior vice president & chief economist of the Federal Reserve of Dallas shed some new if not controversial light on the growing national deficit and outlined what we need for a proper recovery. Governor Bill Owens joined Dr. Cox, for a lively and surprising Q & A session. |
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for Venture Capitalists Today + Mobius
VC TipsBrad Feld, managing director of Mobius Venture Capital identifies what VCs are looking at today…including exit strategies, hot markets, checklist of the VC’s mantra, what Mobius VC is focused on today as well as essentials for the first-time entrepreneur who is building a new company. |
 Fire Station No. 9, Denver crews are ever ready to help their community. The firefighters spirit is something special! When it doesn't require risking their personal safety, they and the Colorado Professional Firefighters continue to offer help! Thank You! |
National Renewable Energy Laboratory: Tech Transfer Success LISTEN  The Tech Transfer Team at NREL supports the Mission of “Realize the Value of Public  Investment.PART 1 >” Listen to them explain how it’s done for everyone to see. Tom Williams, Bobi Garrett, Walter Copan, Marty Murphy, George Douglas explain how the barriers to use are overcome by leveraging knowledge. PART 2 The NREL Way to Bring it to Market > PART 3 Answers to Renewable Challenges - NREL > PART 4 Unlimited Energy – Fact or Fiction? |
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Radio 10 Years After Genocide + ChallengesEugene Nyagahene, founder and CEO of Rwanda’s first radio station since 1994 and the genocide that the world turned its head away. When the 1,000,000 plus people were brutally murdered in a 100-day period, the radio station in Rwanda was used as a tool to help the killing. Presidential Visit to DU 4/14/04 |
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Lamm and the Brave New World of Heath CareRichard Lamm, Director, Center for Public Policy and Contemporary Issues at DU and former 3-term Governor of Colorado is not known for avoiding the issues. Governor Lamm goes outside of the box to explain his views on our health care crisis. He talks about the challenges and the choices. Part 2, He tackles a series of questions about the future of health care. His new book, “The Brave New World of Health Care” brings out some critics, but he makes it hard to argue. |
 Governor
Lamm
in the Profiles of a Leader Series +Not making the football team, the charisma of John F Kennedy and being a lumberjack in Oregon were ingredients that shaped the life of Richard Lamm. He is Director for the Center for Public Policy & Contemporary Issues at DU and became a 3-term Governor of Colorado. Here’s a new look |
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Security – What Must Be Done 4/2/04 Part 1 - Sue Mencer, Director, Office for Domestic Preparedness, Dept. of Homeland Security has about a $100 million budget and answers directly to Tom Ridge Secretary of Homeland Security. Sue explains that training is a major component in the distribution of funds…be prepared. Listen to Part 2, she offers some practical “at home” advice |
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Cordova, 3 Challenges Entrepreneurs
Face President of CTEK and Chairman of CTEK Angels identifies
the 3 biggest challenges entrepreneurs face. They are showstoppers
for many. Lu and her crew are continually examining business models
and evaluating what works and doesn't work... need-to-know info. |
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Part 1 of 2Jared Polis, Chairman of the State Board of Education in Colorado was the keynote speaker at the DaVinci Institute’s “Night with a Futurist”. Jared talked about the uncharted waters of the Future of Education. We know there’s a need, but is there a workable solution? (Part 2 of 2) March 2004 |
 Organizing Important Emails - Your email “Subject” lines take on a whole new meaning since the new virus outbreak. Larry Nelson of w3w3® Media Network says blank or misleading Subject lines can lead to frustration, deleted messages and a lost-in-the-maze emails. This replay of “Annoying the Receiver” is a must listen for those who deal with Larry…the Top 5 Mistakes & Solutions. |
 2004: MORE CHANGESMelodie Reagan, CEO of Auromira Executive Advantage, predicts the technology sector will improve significantly in 2004. We will see fundamental shifts in how companies do business; including the way teams and even executives are hired. “Our industries will experience a distinct shift in the number of W2 employees,” explains Reagan. |
CAPCO: NANOTECHNOLOGY CAPCO has been a hotly contested issue carrying forward from last year’s legislative session. Senator Moe Keller introduced a bill to secure $2 Million for local Nanotechnology development. “Nanotechnology is the next growth area for high-tech, and this bill will increase job and company growth locally, while possibly bringing more monies into the state out of the $3.7 billion federal bill,” explains Senator Keller. Get Additional Information |
IP: CHALLENGES & CHOICES Transforming any organization or process can be a daunting task. Ken Porter, Vivian Dullien and David Drake discuss and evaluate the progress at the CU Tech Transfer strategies. Collaboration from all areas will be instrumental in commercializing more research. |
 DU + Rahmat + Tech TransferRahmat Shoureshi, Dean of the School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Denver (DU), is reaching out to other Universities to collaborate. He also plans on capitalizing on the DU assets to develop a first-class tech transfer process aimed at commercializing patents born at DU. Sounds fiscally responsible to us. February 2004 |
 COLORADO BioScience ASSOCIATIONTwo of the most important associations in Life Sciences have merged to form the powerful and very progressive Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA). They are 225 members strong (and growing) and will be hosting 25 programs in 2004," says Denise Brown, CBSA's Exec. Director. Denise talks of challenges & predictions |
 ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS INSIDERSpam is big news. Get the inside scoop about the clash of a local company with Microsoft. Ethically speaking, Lockheed Martin made off with $4.6 million, points out business writer for the Rocky, Roger Fillion. He unveils the battle between Space Imaging & Digital Globe and comes back to earth to give us his eye on the economy. |
 GETTING INVOLVED with WASHINGTONWhen president Bush signed a $3.7 Billion bill for "Nano Tech", everyone agreed that it was a good thing to be involved with Washington. The Colorado Nano-Technology Initiative (CNTI) had their proactive thinking caps on and has set some lofty goals. Glenn Rhoades, Louis Hornyak & team issue a NanoTech call for action.. |
 COLORADO BioCLUSTERColorado’s business climate and macroeconomics are indicators and important issues to bioscience firms. Dr. Arlen Meyers, professor at UCHSC and executive director of the Colorado Alliance of Bioengineering gives a look at the Batelle BioTech Plan and its progress and prognosis. Collaborative partnerships between industry and academic researchers are essential in building a world-class biocluster. |
 NanoTech and (FUN)ding How does Colorado compare to other states in the NanoTech arena? What is it going to take to develop a first-class biotech cluster? There are many pieces to those puzzles, but in any scenario, money is a major factor. Russ Farmer discusses SBIR & STTR Grant funding with Louis Hornyak and his NanoTech team. |
 Homeland Security GapThe United States is the best emergency response country in the world…but it’s mostly ad hoc. Dr Murray Hamilton, Director of the Rocky Mountain Center for Homeland Security at the University of Denver is very frank in this interview about what he calls the country’s biggest gap in homeland security. Communications and coordinated planning are the solution keys. |
 $3.7 Billion for NanoTechnologyFor some people, NanoTech has been the "little" sidebar of the Life Sciences sector. Louis Hornyak and his team plan on changing that image. The Colorado Nano Technology Initiative suggests that this technology will change the face of humankind. They have some compelling facts. Count yourself in or you could be left out. |
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Guide for 2004This is the time of the year we should all finalize our goals & strategies for next year. Larry Nelson, president of the w3w3® Media Network recorded this powerful segment when living in Australia. It's a classic that can help you achieve Your "Ultimate Win"…Personal and Professional Satisfaction. Details & Direct Link to Pick up Your copy (It's FREE) |
 Used technology
is not what Jared Polis
was thinking about when he was building a successful Internet business.
On his way to being the Chairman of the State Board of Education he
saw a need to help under-served individuals and organizations with
"refurbished" computers. Jared's Foundation has a plan, but C3
needs your help. VISIT
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 Year-end Thanks to YouWhile 2003 was okay for some, others experienced a rocky road and for some it was devastating. We also saw many making a difference and giving others a hand. We are proud to be part of the business & technology community in Colorado. We'll look forward to working with you in 2004. All the best, Larry, Pat & Jessica. Here are some winners 1-22-04 |
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 Larry
& Pat Nelson have met many people trying to build their business,
and while they are technically competent, they lack the "people
piece" of the success equation. LISTEN
straight from the w3w3® Media Vault. (More
information here) |
 LightSpeed
Commercial Arts -
Now that's a novel idea. But that is Michael Hamer's perspective on
the work and the needs of his clients. When it's finally determined
that a logo is needed, we usually realize the need retrospectively
and want it done yesterday. Mike knows the drill. A "highly
decorated" commercial artist, (that
would be many award winning designs) Mike
has some tips that will help you get the most out of your logo design
which has a dramatic effect on your marketing efforts. LISTEN |
 Appointed
May 1st, this year to the office of president of Denver University,
Marc
Holtzman is listening, learning and making great strides.
Chalk up a huge scholarship for honor students who are unfortunately
undocumented aliens. Dan Ritchie knows how to pick a winner! |
 Governor's
Technology Summit 2003Summing
It Up
with Larry and Pat Nelson - w3w3® Media Network - took it all
in from the comfort of their home. This year, the technology summit
general session was web cast - with interaction from the far reaches
of the newly networked state of Colorado. Grand Junction and Pueblo
participated. Keynote speaker Scott McNealy, SUN was very interesting. |
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caught up with Robert
Dutkowsky, of J.D. Edwards fame, along
with
Victor Chayet at
the Denver
Press Club. It
was a riveting - straight talk - ask any thing on your mind - session
with the past president and CEO of Colorado's largest tech company.
But don't fret, Bob says now we have the second largest Software Company
in the world right here in our own backyard. And some ideas about
his future interests... |
 Can
you imagine what homeland security and defense would look like if
there was an absence of good ethical behavior?
Hamilton,
Dr Murray , Director of the Center for Homeland Defense and
Security at the University of Denver weighs in on this much talked
about issue in the workplace, Corporate Ethics. LISTEN |
 Climbing
the corporate ladder can be quite a trick especially when you include
ethical behavior into the equation.
Dr James Davis, Dean of University College of the Denver University
and prolific author gives some structure to this dicey issue. Simplicity
is the key, as Dr Davis walks us through three steps for building
ethical behavior. |
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Harry
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Roving Planet |
Mac
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Intel Corporation |
Tim
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NRC |
Julian
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| 802.11 Wireless Networks in the Enterprise, 8/14/03- Check out the Denver Telecom Professionals Conference with Harry Simpson, Roving Planet and Mac Agan, Intel Corporation. Then NRC, Tim Brown, CEO, is taking over the Colorado mountain air waves - locally owned and operated, NRC is growing! And what in the world is Julian Gallow doing now? | |||
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Dutkowsky, Dynamic and likeable Chairman, President and CEO of
J.D. Edwards the Colorado software giant tells 1000s of Customers,
patners, employees and prospective clients what's ahead in the future. Dave Watts, President of Quest (J.D.Edwards user Group) tells about the recent changes and direction of this multinational user group. And from Paris, we hear Craig Conway, President of PeopleSoft addressing the Quest 2003 Conference. |
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Meet Paul
Ray, Director of the Office of Life Sciences and Biotechnology
in the Governor's Office of Innovation and Technology. We talked with
Paul about Ethics. A new channel being launched at w3w3 Network.Paul's candid, hard-hitting, straight forward responses will give you something to think about. His sincere take on an issue affecting so many is a look back at lessons learned and applications for today's success with ethical codes of conduct. |
6/9/03
 Betty Pierce Secure Network Sys |
 Harry Smith ISSA/Priva Plan |
 Harley Rinerson State of Colorado |
 Larry Batten ESRI |
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Pierce moderates the Cyber Security Panel 5/1/2003
Cyber Security Super Bowl: You'll find these people amongst the experts coming in from around the country. Colorado is a leader and has answers the expertise sought. Listen and get a headstart protecting all that's important to you. The Q & A Session: Fundamental Principles |
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National Space SymposiumGen. Ralph E. "Ed" Eberhart, USAF Commander in Chief, NORAD and Commander, United States Northern Command You can listen to the "chief guru" on Homeland Defense and you might find yourself inspired, motivated and better understand the "awe" in today's military. |
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Who's missing? Government, Higher education, Industry all
working at the Governor's Commission on Science & Technology Winter
Retreat! See More
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Cyber
Security - Time to Lock the Doors Valerie McNevin, Director, Homeland Security, CTI Dr. Bill Ayen , Director NISSC, CU-Colorado Springs Robert Golightly, Chancellor, Colo. Technical Univ. Chris Buechner, Special Agent/Cart Fe, FBI Warren Lotzbire, Security Analyst, CU-Fort Collins |
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Rina
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Governor;
Ethics; 2002 Score Card; Hacker Guru Governor Bill Owens corrals his people to get high-tech input. Kevin Mitnick, king of the hackers is wearing a target on his back. Les Wyatt of JD Edwards fame says ethical behavior is deep-rooted (good & bad). Richard Clarke, one-time US cyber security chief tells us in "May 2002" what we must do to protect ourselves. |
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3/18/03
Catharine
Merigold - Bullish on Colorado Companies. $60 Million giveaway.
Vista Ventures has that much new money to invest in Colorado companies,
now! ALL NEW, Copyrights & Trademarks (IP Mistakes to Avoid)
- Complete slide presentation with audio (28K Modem OK) with Pat
Perrin, Esq. of Hogan
& Hartson. Erik
Berg of PriceWaterhouseCoopers reveals the high-tech financial
forecast with a CTEK audience. John
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 Kevin Mitnick |
 Les Wyatt |
 Rob Reuteman |
 You're Invited |
| 3/3/03 Kevin Mitnick, the world's Number 1 Hacker spent 68 months in prison. Hear firsthand what he did to earn it. Les Wyatt of J.D.Edwards talks of challenges and choices in building a career. Rob Reuteman, business editor for the Rocky Mtn. News talks about the tug-of-war between virtue & vice. There's a limit, but you are invited to w3w3's first live. Radio Show Audience you'll hear about the Myths, Madness& Miracles of Cyber Security, and why you need to know all about Cyber Security! | |||
S Keller-Bottom Innovent/Nokia |
 Arlen Meyers TeleHealth |
 Dudley Finch CU Boulder |
Lu Cordova Forecast Fair |
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2.24.03 Dudley Finch - communicating with "cells" (Not with al Qaeda, but deep-level biotech talk). Inside scoop on a new paradigm shift with Dr. Meyers on TeleHealth. Money for your new business from Nokia / Innovent... for real. Lu Cordova lays the Forecast on the line and you had better bite.. Guy Kawasaki did! |
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 Guy Kawasaki |
Wally Werner |
 Mike Reagan |
Digital Waves |
 ICC |
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Kawasaki, Apple
Fellow and founder of Garage.com started as a psych major. Wally
Werner, cofounder, BroadbandVideo thinks now is a
good time to start. Michael
Reagan, Vericept says it can all be caught. Seek and you
will find; listen and you will hear the latest, the best and the
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