Name: Ep 102. Conversando Con Daisy Galvan Systems Developer En Facebook by Podcast and Business
Duration: 10 min 18 s
Description: Daisy Galvan es System Developer en Facebook y en este episodio nos cuenta un poco de como llego a la empresa y cual es su labor dentro de esta. Daisy destaca que la inclusión y diversidad es muy importante dentro de Facebook.

In this episode, host Brian Solis interviews Steve Snyder, CIO for the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority, about the paths he’s taken in transforming Boston’s convention center into one of the world’s most technologically sophisticated and capable exhibition and conference locations. 

Snyder details the importance of finding the right people and, just as important, creating an atmosphere where they are highly engaged, motivated, and invited to share and collaborate. They are also expected to take risks to build solutions that meet and exceed customer needs. Otherwise, says Snyder, his three conference centers are nothing more than “just big boxes.”

Is your organization working toward a digital workplace? Assess your progress and create a customized blueprint that help kickstart your journey to digital today: https://goo.gl/U8qVcF.

Episode 5: Digital Transformation: It’s About People

In this episode, host Brian Solis interviews Alexandra Samuel, a technology futurist, researcher and author who has had a front row seat to the digital tsunami transforming consumer and business landscapes alike. 

Samuel founded Social Signal, one of the world’s first social media agencies and is the author of Work Smarter with Social Media, a series of practical books from Harvard Business Review Press. She has an infectious passion for the Internet’s potential as a tool for community-building and civic participation.

Is your organization working toward a digital workplace? Assess your progress and create a customized blueprint that help kickstart your journey to digital today: https://goo.gl/U8qVcF.

Episode 6: Putting the Horse Back in Front of the Cart

I had an amazing time with Jeff Siegel on The Dating Advisory Board Podcast.  I loved hearing his feedback on how the dating game has changed over the years. Jeff has spent close to four decades as a creative force in the communications industry. As the Creative Director and Executive Producer for hundreds of corporate meetings, product launches, and major entertainment events, he has developed a reputation for not only excellence but out-of-the-box thinking as well.

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Jeff's Bio:
Before starting his own consulting business in 1999, Jeff held staff positions at industry-leading agencies Jack Morton and Caribiner International. Subsequently, Jeff founded the company, Jeff Siegel Creative, and has carved out an important niche in the industry as an independent Creative Director and Marketing Consultant for numerous Fortune 500 clients such as McDonald’s, Sears, Nestle, and Motorola.

Jeff is also the author of “RelationTrips: A Simple, Powerful Way to Bond with Your Loved Ones Through Personalized Road Trips”, the definitive guide to customized family travel. Currently, he is working on his next book – “Dates & Nuts” – a scathing and hilarious account of mid-life dating in the 21st century. It’s a real-life, riotous review of the sometimes strange, always titillating dates he’s stumbled into and out of ... and the “nuts” that are an unavoidable part of the savory mix.

Culled from years in the dating trenches, and both darkly satirical and belly-busting funny, these short, sharp, anecdotal snapshots also form the basis of Jeff’s ongoing stand-up comedy endeavors.

Jeff is also working on the screenplay for “Dying for Business” – a hard-hitting indictment of Corporate America focused on the nefarious activities of Death Management, Inc., a fictitious Fortune 500 company whose profits are derived from the illegal trafficking in human body parts.

Jeff Siegel – How Has The Dating Game Changed?

In this episode, host Brian Solis interviews David Rogers, faculty member at Columbia University, consultant, and author of ‘The Digital Transformation Playbook,’ about looking at digital transformation outside of a technology focus, and more of an organizational restructuring. 

Rogers explains how digital transformation is forcing modern enterprises to rethink virtually every aspect of their business, including how they incubate and integrate new ideas. And just as importantly, clearing the logjam of politics that might have been holding them back. Get ready for a no-holds barred conversation!

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Episode 7: Why Businesses Must Reconsider Everything

Daisy Galvan es System Developer en Facebook y en este episodio nos cuenta un poco de como llego a la empresa y cual es su labor dentro de esta. Daisy destaca que la inclusión y diversidad es muy importante dentro de Facebook.

Ep 102. Conversando Con Daisy Galvan Systems Developer En Facebook

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