Pam Wyess works with new and seasoned managers who want to learn how to make the role of ‘leader’ easier. Passionate about leadership and connection, she shares simple ways to enhance leaders’ mental fitness and agility so they can consistently do their best work with less overwhelm and more satisfaction

In addition to her background as a police dispatcher, police officer, sergeant, and lieutenant, she’s earned degrees in Communication and Administration, and holds several coaching and training certifications. Hailing from the Mitten State, she’s a fan of the Detroit Tigers, all dogs, and trips to Dairy Queen.
You can learn more about her at www.workplaceresults.com or at www.10-4Solution.com.

Drawing on 12 years of experience in software development and database architecture, David V. Sanker, Ph.D. works with clients to build strong patent portfolios in a variety of areas, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, natural language processing, data visualization software, large-scale database architecture and storage infrastructure, data analytics software, and touch screen technology. As AI tools have become widely available, inventions that use AI have become an increasing portions of his work, including inventions in industrial automation and life sciences.
To address the heightened “patent subject matter eligibility” requirements applied to software patents, David has developed expertise in this area. David delivered a presentation on this topic at the Berkeley/Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute in 2020 and has a forthcoming article on the topic in March 2021.
Although David’s current work is focused on building patent portfolios, he spent the first five years of his legal career in patent litigation, in cases before the US International Trade Commission (USITC), the US Federal Circuit, and in federal district courts. This background in litigation provides valuable insight for building strong patent portfolios.
Prior to his career in law, David earned a Ph.D. in mathematics, worked as a software engineer developing large-scale data processing applications, and was an assistant professor of mathematics at Holy Names College. He gained notoriety in 1978 by memorizing pi to 10,000 digits.

As the owner of E-WRITE (http://www.ewriteonline.com) since 1996, Leslie O’Flahavan has been writing content and teaching customized writing courses for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and non-profit organizations. As a result of her work, E-WRITE clients improve their customer satisfaction ratings, reduce training cycles, improve productivity, and limit legal risk. Learn how she went from creative writer to business owner, trainer, and speaker on this episode.

Roy's guest is Rick DeBruhl, an award-winning network television broadcaster with a master’s degree in Media Management. Rick has spent much of the last 30 years covering auto racing for TV networks like ESPN, ABC and NBC including events like the Indy 500, and since 2003 has been the recognizable voice and face of Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auctions. He has Interviewed presidents, rock stars and thousands of others, and spent nearly a decade as a consumer reporter and advocate.

He is the author of two books:
"Communicating at the Right Speed: 52 Ways to Fix Your Professional Communication Troubles" and "The Insider's Guide to Media Training: 99 Tips to Survive Your Interview in the Digital Age."

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