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City of Atlanta Dept of HR Commissioner Yvonne Cowser Yancy

April 24, 2012 by angishields

Good People
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City of Atlanta Dept of HR Commissioner Yvonne Cowser Yancy
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City of Atlanta/ Department of Human Resources Commissioner Yvonne Cowser Yancy joined us in the studio to discuss the important role City of Atlanta’s employees in the City’ success and what the Department of Human Resources does to attract and retain talented, engaged, happy, healthy employees and why that is a top priority.

 

Yvonne Cowser Yancy is a Human Resources professional with 16+ years of diverse experience within the public and private sector and within union and non union environments. Over her career she has held progressively more responsible roles in HR and has demonstrated the capability to design and implement HR initiatives; lead HR teams; and proactively partner with executives within her client groups. Ms. Yancy was recently Vice President, Human Resources Business Partner with SunTrust Bank supporting multiple clients within the Diversified Commercial Bank division. In her role she serves as the HR lead on key division talent and compensation initiatives and manages the people strategies and organization design efforts within her client groups.

Prior to joining SunTrust, Ms. Yancy was the Director of Human Resources for Technology, Strategy & Operations at Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. (TBS). In this role, Ms. Yancy led a team responsible for delivery of corporate HR initiatives as well as divisional HR support to 1700+ employees across multiple business units. While at TBS she led the people strategy for a $25 million system implementation, managed a divisional rotational program, and supported her client groups in significant organizational redesign.

Prior to joining TBS in 2007, Ms. Yancy held several progressively more responsible roles within HR at Lincoln Financial Group (LFG). During her tenure at LFG, she supported multiple diverse clients groups across four divisions and multiple geographies. Key accomplishments include leading the implementation of manager and employee self service across the enterprise, developing the people strategy for key divisional mergers, acquisitions & divestitures, and leading the people strategy for a $120 million in-source of IT Infrastructure. Prior to joining LFG she was a Senior HR Representative with Ashland Chemical where she supported 42 chemical distribution facilities across four regions within the US. Additionally Ms. Yancy served as a first chair negotiator and managed the grievance process with the Teamsters at organized facilities within her regions. She has also held HR roles with GE Capital, Ikon Office Solutions and Georgia Tech.

Elizabeth Gordon & Commissioner Yvonne Yancy

A native of Atlanta, Ms. Yancy holds a BA degree in Economics from Northwestern University and an MBA in Personnel Employee Relations from Georgia State University. Additionally she holds the Senior Professional Human Resources (SPHR) certification. A former Board member of the Junior Achievement of Delaware Valley, the Philadelphia Police Athletic League, the Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Board, and the Atlanta Housing Authority. Ms. Yancy continues to be active in several organizations including The Links, Inc., and SHRM Atlanta. Additionally Ms. Yancy serves as a mentor to young professionals seeking careers in Human Resources.

For more on City of Atlanta, visit http://www.atlantaga.gov

Atlanta’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For is an awards competition providing the business community with the opportunity to gain recognition showcase their best practices and demonstrate why they are an ideal place for employees to work. This is the premier awards symposium that celebrates those companies that are making the lives of their employees better as well as the community as a whole.  The program provides yearlong education, benchmarking, assessment tools and interaction amongst the best employers.

For more on Atlanta’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For, visit http://www.101bestandbrightest.com/regions/atlanta

John Priore, President and CEO of Priority Payment Systems, plus members of the management team appeared on BBR April 23.

April 24, 2012 by angishields

Buckingham Business Review
Buckingham Business Review
John Priore, President and CEO of Priority Payment Systems, plus members of the management team appeared on BBR April 23.
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John Priore, CEO; Richard Harris, COO; Sean Kiewiet, CIO and Bruce Mattox, CFO provided our listeners with a fascinating insider’s view of their rapidly growing payments processing company.

They are one of the few companies who seem to be “marrying” Hi-Tech with Hi-Touch as they push the envelope on technology, but still provide “Four Rings and Resolve” human contact in their contact center.

We enjoyed this interview and learned a lot.  Check it out!

http://www.prioritypaymentsystems.com/

 

 

TAG Special Edition: CEO Tino Mantella, Robert Anderson from BrightWhistle and Jeffery Spence from Innovolt

April 23, 2012 by angishields

High Velocity Radio
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TAG Special Edition: CEO Tino Mantella, Robert Anderson from BrightWhistle and Jeffery Spence from Innovolt
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Tino Mantella / Technology Association of Georgia

Tino Mantella is the president and CEO of the Technology Association of Georgia. Since coming to TAG in 2004, Mantella has worked with a team of dedicated volunteers and staff to: build a prestigious board made up of 60 technology stakeholders, grown membership by more than 500%, and added a series of programs and services that support TAG’s vision of educating, informing and uniting the technology community.

 

Robert Anderson / BrightWhistle

Robert Anderson is a Marketing and Sales Analyst at BrightWhistle. The recent UGA graduate started with BrightWhistle in 2011. Before that he held a Production Assistant Internship at Curent TV as well as an internship with Turner Broadcasting as a New Products Group Intern.

BrightWhistle was inspired by the passion both founders shared for the convergence of digital media and online marketing. Founders Chad Mallory and Greg Foster shared one core belief – relevant content has the power to connect businesses with their prospective customers. When combined with advanced marketing science and a scalable technology platform, the resulting solution addresses the digital marketer’s most compelling challenge – how to generate and convert qualified leads for their business.

 

Jeffery Spence / Innovolt

Jeffery Spence joined Innovolt as President and COO in 2010 after more than 15 years in executive and corporate development roles growing worldwide companies in the energy, finance, telecommunications and technology sectors across five continents and dozens of countries. In addition to his leadership roles with Innovolt, Spence continues to consult to the industry regarding sales, corporate finance, technology, business incubation and international business development. He is an active speaker across multiple industries and disciplines, having appeared at high-profile conferences including Comdex, Networld+Interop, The Homeland Security Summit, and the International Autobody Congress & Exposition (NACE). In addition, Spence has counseled policy groups including the United Nations, the European Union, and a host of other government and business groups on subjects ranging from economic development, entrepreneurialism, sales and marketing to government intervention and monetary policy.

Spence holds Bachelor of Science degrees in both Electronic Engineering and Physics from California State University, Chico where he was a competitive decathlete. He currently serves on the board of a number of domestic and international companies and is actively involved in the financing and development of a number of charities and foundations.

Atlanta-based Innovolt is an electronics protection leader and first to bridge the gap between the power protection and asset service markets. Cost-effective, highly scalable and integratable, Innovolt’s proprietary and patented power protection technology is proven to significantly increase product lifespan and reliability.

Innovolt’s comprehensive technology platform is proven to help electronic equipment last longer, with fewer service interruptions, by keeping it safe from the common power disturbances that most often damage electronics. This patented electronics protection guards against damage from 99.5 percent of power interruptions, including infinite voltage and current variations. Innovolt’s technology also provides valuable real-time diagnostics recording both power levels and quality to help effectively manage electronic assets.

 

 

Tagged With: Innovolt, Robert Anderson, TAG, Technology Association of Georgia, Tino Mantella

Atlanta Tech Innovators Jared Malan and TJ Muehleman with We&Co and Nebo’s Kevin Howarth

April 23, 2012 by angishields

Atlanta Business Radio
Atlanta Business Radio
Atlanta Tech Innovators Jared Malan and TJ Muehleman with We&Co and Nebo's Kevin Howarth
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Today we featured a couple of firms who are true Atlanta tech innovators…

Jared Malan/We&Co

Jared is one part idealist, one part techy and, since he did a MBA at Notre Dame, one part business monkey. His passion is using technology to make society more empathetic. He had previous roles as a business strategist and front-end developer. Jared led the development of We&Co – a location-based app for people who provide and enjoy great service – from its inception to today.

We&Co is a place to connect with the people who provide you outstanding service on a daily basis, but aren’t easily bucketed. The woman who cuts your hair just how you like it. The mechanic who fixes your car and doesn’t overcharge you. Or, the barista who makes that perfect cup of coffee, every time.

TJ Muehleman/We&Co

TJ joins We&Co with a depth of tech experience. Previously, he led Product and Technology at ThePort Network, a leading social media platform that serves more than 200 communities worldwide.

Kevin Howarth/Nebo

Kevin Howarth is the Director of Content Strategy at Nebo. He is an experienced traditional and social networker, utilizing networks to build communities and execute business objectives. From 2003 to 2008, he was both Editor and Managing Editor of TechLINKS – a magazine that covered the Georgia technology industry. Not only did Kevin report on all news related to technology in Georgia, but he also developed relationships with over 250 CIOs in a series of high-profile interviews and sought-after exclusive networking events hosted by TechLINKS.

After TechLINKS, Kevin joined Sophicity in order to help the company expand its prospect base, grow revenue, land numerous clients, and position itself as a thought leader in municipal IT through various national publications and conferences.

Nebo is a human-centered interactive agency. They believe that great work comes from understanding the needs, wants and perceptions of your audience. This human-centered approach informs everything they do. With expertise in interactive marketing strategy, web design, user experience, search engine optimization, pay per click management, conversion rate optimization and content management systems, Nebo has helped its clients achieve their digital goals.

 

 

Tagged With: Kevin Howarth, Nebo, TJ Muehleman, We&Co

May 1st – One Simple Decision, a Major Life Impact

April 21, 2012 by angishields

Write Here Write Now
Write Here Write Now
May 1st - One Simple Decision, a Major Life Impact
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Doug Grady is President of High Achievers Network.  Marie-Antoinette Burrell is the owner of TalkText Mobile Messaging Solutions.  Each has engaged in their respective professions for many years.  Recently each made the simple decision to write a book with the intention of generating a wider reach and greater impact for their businesses.  Burrell’s book is geared for children and is titled Terrance Texter: Adventures in Mobile Phone Land. Grady’s books is The Ripple. Why did each elect to write a book?  What is their hope or intent?  What wisdom do they have to share with other business leaders who are considering writing a book?

Learning How to Use Social Media to Build Your Own Brand with Adam Karwoski and ASTD’s Sarah Gilbert

April 19, 2012 by angishields

Atlanta Business Radio
Atlanta Business Radio
Learning How to Use Social Media to Build Your Own Brand with Adam Karwoski and ASTD's Sarah Gilbert
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In this ASTD Social Media Special Edition we heard from two experts on using Social Media to build your own brand and achieve your career goals.

Adam Karwoski/Social Brand U

Adam Karwoski is the CEO of Social Brand U.  After 17 years in senior leadership positions with AT&T Mobility and Nokia USA, Adam formed Social Brand U, a social media consultancy that partners with technology companies, with a B2B sales model, to extend their product and brand strategies via social media.

Their mission is to work with their clients to leverage social media to build value for the customer, a brand for the business and growth for the company.  At Social Brand U, they show their clients how to use social networks to develop relationships with clients that produce long term, sustainable growth and profitability while creating evangelistic customers.

 

Sarah Gilbert/Greater Atlanta Chapter of ASTD

Sarah Gilbert is the Vice President of Communications for the Greater Atlanta Chapter of ASTD. She is a workplace learning professional in instructional design, facilitation, and implementation. She specializes in e-learning development and social media communications. For the past two years, she has organized and deployed the communications strategy for the ASTD Greater Atlanta Chapter’s CPLP Study Group. In 2011, she used this strategy to support an asynchronous multi-chapter CPLP Study Network. Sarah is also contributing to a chapter-wide communications plan to improve the connection to members using various forms of social media: Facebook: Greater Atlanta Chapter of ASTD | twitter: @astdatlanta | Linkedin: ASTD Greater Atlanta

Sarah was published in ASTD’s The Book of Road-Tested Activities by Elaine Biech, and is now working with Darin Harley as a contributor to an upcoming book on social media best practices. She has over 12 years of experience in training and development, project management, and call center consulting. She has a BSBM, MBA, and is studying for the CPLP.

 

Tagged With: Facebook, Greater Atlanta Chapter of ASTD, LinkedIn, Sarah Gilbert, Social Brand U, Social Media, Twitter

John Saddington – CEO of 8BIT and Action & Influence

April 19, 2012 by angishields

BRX National
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John Saddington - CEO of 8BIT and Action & Influence
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John-SaddingtonJohn is an ambitious young entrepreneur who has gained significant influence in the blogging community over the last several years. In this interview, he talks to Alan Urech and Elizabeth Gordon about his history of work in Digital Media for major corporations like Dell, Johnson & Johnson, and News Corp. In 2007 John started his entrepreneurial career and the likes of TechCrunch and Mashable quickly took notice.

Action & Influence uses “person theory” to help teams optimize their performance by understanding their skills and putting each person in the right role. 8BIT is a specialized WordPress based business focused on making web publication as easy as possible. John goes on to discuss his favorite and least favorite parts of being an entrepreneur and  his advice to aspiring entrepreneurs. You can find more information on all of John’s ventures through his landing page at john.do.

Amanda, Cindy, Michelle of Georgia Association for Women Lawyers

April 19, 2012 by angishields

Chic Perspectives
Chic Perspectives
Amanda, Cindy, Michelle of Georgia Association for Women Lawyers
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Board Members from the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers joined us this month for our spotlight on member organizations for Atlanta women in business.  The ladies discuss what it’s like to be a member of GAWL, recent programs and event, the Foundation, Sponsors, mentors and career advancement.

Amanda Wick, Cindy Manning, Michelle West

Amanda Wick, VP of Strategic Partnerships at GAWL.  As a member of the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers, she started the Augusta Chapter of the organization, one of the largest initial GAWL chapters ever started, and was honored as a GAWL Committee Star in 2010. As Vice President of the Strategic Partnerships Committee, her committee won the “Best Committee Award” for 2010-2011. As an active member of the Junior League of Atlanta, she was awarded their 2009-2010 R.O.S.E. Bud (Recognition Of Service Excellence) Award and currently volunteers with the Georgia Radio Reading Service (GaRRS). She is most proud of being a Big Sister to Destinee, the greatest seven year old in the world, through Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta.

 

Cindy Manning is a founding partner of Manning, Levine and Marlow, LLP.  Cindy spends half of her time practicing criminal defense, capitalizing on her prior prosecution experience to represent clients facing charges ranging from traffic offenses to felonies in both state and federal court.  Cindy spends the rest of her time helping individuals and businesses resolve disputes through negotiation, mediation and litigation.  In 2005 and 2010, Cindy was recognized by Law & Politics as a Georgia Super Lawyer Rising Star.

Cindy earned her B.A., cum laude¸ from Florida State University in 1999 and her J. D., magna cum laude, from Boston University in 2002. While at Boston University, she served as an editor of the Boston University Law Review.

 

Michelle West has been an active member of GAWL since 2006 and a board member since 2009.  Ms. West was the second President of the GAWL Gwinnett Chapter formed in 2009.

Michelle is the Founder and Owner of M West Legal, LLC, where she focuses her practice mainly on immigration, estate planning, and family law matters, including international adoption and international child abduction.  Michelle has offices in Atlanta and Gwinnett County, and has been practicing law in Georgia since 2002.

Ms. West graduated from Georgetown University with a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service where she studied International Law, Relations and Organization.  She also received a certificate in Latin American studies and received proficiency status/credit in the Spanish language.  Ms. West attended Emory University School of Law where she received her Juris Doctorate degree.  While in law school, Ms. West clerked for a varied group of firms, governmental organizations, private business legal departments, and not for profit organizations working in areas of family law, estate planning, immigration, business organization and international law.  Throughout her studies, Ms. West attended academic programs in Ecuador, Italy, Spain, and Costa Rica.

 

For more on Georgia Association for Women Lawyers, visit http://gawl.org

Ann Cramer of IBM on Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs

April 19, 2012 by angishields

Good Morning Atlanta
Good Morning Atlanta
Ann Cramer of IBM on Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs
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Dana and Elizabeth are joined in the studio by Ann Cramer of IBM.

Ann Wilson Cramer, is with IBM Corporation as its Director for IBM Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs for the Americas.  Ann talks about IBM’s historic involvement with and investment in local communities.

IBM is committed to K-12 education, job training and employment, community and family services, literacy programs and support for the disabled and disadvantaged through its people and technology.  IBM’s primary emphasis is focused on education reform, especially related to the powerful use of solutions including services, software and technology as tools for learning.

In support of IBM’s primary focus areas, Ann currently serves as chair of the Atlanta Partners for Education and the Council on Foundations Public Policy Committee and is on the Council’s board and immediate past chair of Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education (GPEE), the Carter Center Board of Councilors, Communities in Schools-Georgia, and the Georgia Chamber’s Education Committee, Voices for Georgia’s Children. Ann is on the Executive Committee for the US Chamber’s Institute for Competitive Workforce and BCLC, the Conference Board’s Business and Education Council, Metro Atlanta Chamber Education Committee and Project GRAD Board.   She serves on several non-profit organization boards including the Woodruff Arts Center, the Alliance Theatre Company, Georgia Shakespeare Festival, the Georgia Center for NonProfits, Public Broadcasting Atlanta (PBA), the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra,  the Georgia Chapter of the International Women’s Forum, UGA Board of Visitors, the Hands-on-Atlanta Advisory Board and the Atlanta Cities of Service board.  And currently chairs the Advisory Councils for the Alliance Theatre and Imagine-It the Children’s Museum of Atlanta.

In support of children, youth and education, Ann most recently chaired the Workforce Development Task Force for the Governor’s Commission for a New Georgia. Ann has chaired the Governor’s Child Protective Services Task Force, served as Chairman of the Governor’s Commission on Children and Youth and co-chaired the Governor’s Welfare Reform Task Force, the Governor’s Policy Council for Children and Families and the Grady Foundation, the Governor’s Action Council for Safe Kids and led a team developing Voices for Georgia’s Children.

In 2009, Ann was the first to receive the “Essence of Atlanta” Award at the 41st Anniversary of Outstanding Atlanta.  She was recently honored with the Georgia Center for Non-Profits 2011 Revolution Legendary Philanthropist Award and named by Atlanta Woman Magazine as the Power Woman of the Year,”25 Atlantans to Watch,” inducted into the Business Hall of Fame and awarded Georgia’s 1st Visionary Leadership Award,  Leadership Atlanta’s Legacy of Leadership Award, the Lexus Leader of the Arts, the Shining Star recognition from the Atlanta Women’s Foundation, the first Narrowing the Digital Divide Award, the Andrew Young  Public Policy and Faith award, Leading Ladies and Women Making the Mark distinctions, the Georgia Council for Economic Education’s prestigious VanLandingham Award, the Urban League’s 2000 Distinguished Community Service Award, the LifeTime Achievement in the Arts, Outstanding Achievement in Child Advocacy and she has received the 1988 11-Alive Community Service Award, the 1983 Georgia Volunteer of the Year, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Public Service Award; 1991 Alumnae Leadership Award for Salem College, and the 1990 DECA Award, one of ten outstanding business women in Atlanta.

 

 

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