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Dave Terry: Nonlinear Paths, Answering A Tech Ad In Paper To Co-Founding An Agency

Jessica Drislane: Private Equity, Lewis Carroll & Incubating The First Research Project Out Of Harvard

Jessica Drislane started her career in Private Equity, where she learned a ton of things crucial to be an entrepreneur. When she felt she needed to be in the thick of things, she took a hiatus from her Private equity world and explored a completely different area- art school. The new career pivot allowed her to do some soul searching, and, after deep contemplation, she decided to team up with Gary King and launch OpenScholar, making it the first research project to be incubated outside of Harvard. Jessica then talks about the methodology she has been sticking to over the years to say ‘Yes’ to only the things that bring harmony in her life. She speaks about how it is important to read outside your own area of interest to gain a different perspective, and how the pandemic has changed the way her team functions.

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How To Personalize Customer Experiences

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How To Effectively Target And Segment Leads

Introduction You've sent out a marketing campaign hoping to generate many leads, and you do.

Michael Meyers: On Work Ethic, Startup Burnout, & Making Change At Acquia & Tag1

One of Michael’s first jobs was working at the district of the high school he attended, installing closed circuit and cable T.V. systems with a lift and a hammer drill. After graduating college, he worked for a hosting company building on Lotus Notes by day and working on his startup ideas at night. After launching his startup, he encountered Drupal and built a prototype that helped raise over 12 million dollars to launch his next business venture, becoming the CTO of a top 50 website. Michael was just getting started.

Advance Package Management in Site Studio: A Quick Glance

Introduction Acquia Site Studio (formerly Cohesion) is a low-code platform with an easy-to-use drag-and-drop visual user interface that's used to create components, page layouts, styles and other aspects of a website's theme. Plugged into Drupal, it offers an extensive set of features paving the way for low-code website development.

Dave Terry: Nonlinear Paths, Answering A Tech Ad In Paper To Co-Founding An Agency

Jessica Drislane: Private Equity, Lewis Carroll & Incubating The First Research Project Out Of Harvard

Jessica Drislane started her career in Private Equity, where she learned a ton of things crucial to be an entrepreneur. When she felt she needed to be in the thick of things, she took a hiatus from her Private equity world and explored a completely different area- art school. The new career pivot allowed her to do some soul searching, and, after deep contemplation, she decided to team up with Gary King and launch OpenScholar, making it the first research project to be incubated outside of Harvard. Jessica then talks about the methodology she has been sticking to over the years to say ‘Yes’ to only the things that bring harmony in her life. She speaks about how it is important to read outside your own area of interest to gain a different perspective, and how the pandemic has changed the way her team functions.

George DeMet: On Building A Remote-First, Sustainable Business & Enabling Regeneration With Open Source

George DeMet started building websites at a time when the internet was just emerging as a new medium of communication. And ever since for the past 25 years, he has worked in the field of Drupal, Open Source, and digital experiences through his business Palantir.net. His focus on creating a sustainable business for the long haul, reducing the carbon footprint, and keeping the human side at the center of everything is what differentiates him from other founders and organizations. As of now, he is excited to see how businesses evolve and adapt on the other side of the pandemic.