Starting some blog posts on my thoughts on the new year. Blog 1 is a review of the tech industry reckoning of 2018 https://t.co/F0J4OnHVjU and blog 2 is about what to expect in 2019. https://t.co/AYoD7CXYRd . Look for 3 later this week.
#MLKDay seems like the perfect time to talk about diversity in tech. Here is my blog on how I'm taking steps to make a change. https://t.co/JaIv09eVxK
Excited to announce the Dempsey Startup Competition at the University of Washington - https://t.co/uUYcFdsxpA
I expect 2019 will be a big year for IPOs. Unicorns are coming to market and ready to go public. If Lyft and Uber are successful offerings,…
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Learn More >The University of Washington kindly asked me to give the commencement speech for the Information Management Systems Masters program. This is my third commencement speech with the UW,…
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