Episode – 95 Interview with Co-Founder & Co-Chair of ONUG, Nick Lippis.

ONUG is officially one week out. The excitement is building. Listen to Nick discuss :

• What’s new at the Dallas Spring event.
• The 3 Big Points & Takeaways.
• Huge new opportunities for the ONUG Community.

The best way to learn is when you’re having fun. Listen to Nick and you’ll understand.

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Episode 85 – Interview with Hypergiant Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, John Frémont

We discuss the past, present and future of Artificial Intelligence with industry leader, expert and entrepreneur, John Frémont. John was very candid about the opportunities as well as the competition in the space.

We definitely enjoyed (as we always do) waxing philosophical. John did a great job as we hovered over the “trough of despair”. He wasn’t scared one bit and is HUGELY optimistic. We hope he’s right!

Come watch and/or listen and find out why Tech Talk doesn’t have to SUCK!

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Episode 72 – ONUG Co-Founder & Co-Chair Nick Lippis

We recap ONUG Fall 2018 with Co-Founders Nick Lippis & Ernest Lefner.

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Episode 69 – Meet the Co-Founder of ONUG and our Guest Host, Ernest Lefner

The Tech Fugitives interview Ernest Lefner.  Ernest is the Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the Open Network User Group AND… Our good Friend.  He will be guest hosting with us for a few weeks…. He is in FACT a Tech Fugitive.

• The update follows a pair of weekend reports naming Crystal City, Va., and other cities as front runners in the tightening race for Amazon’s second headquarters.
• The New York Times on Monday reported that the Long Island City neighborhood of New York City is nearing an agreement with the tech giant
• It’s been more than a year since the company issued a call for proposals.
• Amazon originally said it would invest $5 billion and employ 50,000 workers in the winning area.

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