Ray Pastore #6 - with Pam Marinko, CEO and Founder of Proficient  Learning, LLC   

What does it take to be the CEO of a successful business? Check out my  interview with Pam Marinko, CEO and Founder of Proficient Learning, LLC  #ceomindset #edtechchat #elearning #successfulbusiness #training  #learning #instructionaldesign #technology   

Pamela Marinko began her career in sales and marketing in 1988  and is currently the CEO of the Wilmington, NC-based sales training  company, Proficient Learning, which is an innovative sales training and  technology firm specializing in the life sciences industry. Proficient  learning provides a range of products and services including  off-the-shelf and customized sales training programs, and their flagship  learning experience platform, mCoach®.   Prior to her role at Proficient Learning, she served as the Director of  Professional Development for aaiPharma and has worked for several  multinational pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer and UCB Pharma  in various positions including sales representative, account  representative, corporate sales trainer, professional education manager,  and manager of US training and development. She serves as an Editorial Advisory Board Member for FOCUS magazine,  published by Life Sciences Trainers and Educators Network (LTEN) and is a  frequent contributor to the magazine.  In 2010, The Wilmington Business Journal presented Ms. Marinko the  Coastal Entrepreneur of the Year. Additionally, she is involved with  UNCW as a mentor and guest lecturer in the college of business and  member of an advisory board for the Instructional Technology program.

Ray Pastore #5 - with Shawn Rosler, Host/Creator of The Coarse Grind  Podcast.   

Check out my interview with Shawn Rosler, of the Coarse Grind Podcast.  If you are interested in what it takes to run a successful podcast, you  don't want to miss this! #coursegrindpodcast #podcasting #interview   Shawn Rosler is a husband, a father, and a nearly 20 year veteran of the  e-learning and instructional design industry.  If that weren't enough,  he's the host/creator of a 5+ year/100+ episode culinary interview  podcast, The Coarse Grind Podcast.  What started as an early, hometown  love of food both familiar and exotic, grew into a passion for  developing food into more than sustenance - Into an experience for those  gathered around the table to enjoy.  Fast forward, this appreciation  grew into teachable moments for his family, for those around him, and,  finally as well as currently, for his audience.  The Coarse Grind  Podcast, or CGPC, seeks to put on display food as art, and artisan/chef  as artist.  These artists all too often exist behind the doors of the  kitchen, never to be heard from/seen.  Rosler's interviews seek to put  them on display and share their narrative - Telling their story in a way  like never before.  At the end of it all, more than simply energy to  live and something to pass the time, the mission of the show is to focus  on food in three ways: Eat Food, Enjoy Food, Discuss Food.

Ray Pastore #4 - with Disaster Epidemiologist Dr. K.C. Rondello on Coronavirus - June Update - Part 2

Dr. K.C. Rondello serves as Clinical Associate Professor of Public  Health and Emergency Management at Adelphi University in Garden City, NY  For almost two decades, Dr. Rondello has served as a Disaster  Epidemiologist with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’  National Disaster Medical System. Assigned to the Multi-Specialty  Enhancement Team (MSET), he has been deployed to the organization to  critical emergency medical and public health support to regions of the  country overwhelmed by disaster. In this capacity, Dr. Rondello  collaborated with the CDC’s Division of Global Migration and Quarantine  (Newark Branch) in developing an international isolation contingency  plan in response to the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. Other notable  deployments have included dispatch to the terror attacks on the World  Trade Center (2001), Hurricane Katrina (2005), Hurricanes Gustav, Hanna,  and Ike (2008), the Great Tennessee Flood (2010), Superstorm Sandy  (2012), and Hurricane Maria (2017).  Dr. Rondello’s scholarly research focuses on the application of disaster  epidemiology to epidemic and pandemic planning and response and the  establishment and management of alternate medical treatment sites and  pharmaceutical points of distribution. He provides consultation services  to both governmental and nongovernmental organizations wishing to  become resilient against all hazards that threaten mission- critical  continuity of operations. Dr. Rondello was educated at Yale University  School of Medicine in the United States and Saint George’s Medical  School in the United Kingdom.

Interview with Travis J Beatty, Drone Technology Teacher on the use of  Drones in education. Drones hold a lot of potential in education and  society. Check out the video to learn more about how drones are and have  impacted us!

Chip Bobbert of Duke University is a Senior Technology Architect who was  able to use 3D Printers to develop medical technology during  coronavirus to assist medical professionals.

Ray Pastore #1 -  with Disaster Epidemiologist Dr. K.C. Rondello on Coronavirus

Dr. K.C. Rondello serves as Clinical Associate Professor of Public  Health and Emergency Management at Adelphi University in Garden City, NY  For almost two decades, Dr. Rondello has served as a Disaster  Epidemiologist with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’  National Disaster Medical System. Assigned to the Multi-Specialty  Enhancement Team (MSET), he has been deployed to the organization to  critical emergency medical and public health support to regions of the  country overwhelmed by disaster. In this capacity, Dr. Rondello  collaborated with the CDC’s Division of Global Migration and Quarantine  (Newark Branch) in developing an international isolation contingency  plan in response to the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. Other notable  deployments have included dispatch to the terror attacks on the World  Trade Center (2001), Hurricane Katrina (2005), Hurricanes Gustav, Hanna,  and Ike (2008), the Great Tennessee Flood (2010), Superstorm Sandy  (2012), and Hurricane Maria (2017).  Dr. Rondello’s scholarly research focuses on the application of disaster  epidemiology to epidemic and pandemic planning and response and the  establishment and management of alternate medical treatment sites and  pharmaceutical points of distribution. He provides consultation services  to both governmental and nongovernmental organizations wishing to  become resilient against all hazards that threaten mission- critical  continuity of operations. Dr. Rondello was educated at Yale University  School of Medicine in the United States and Saint George’s Medical  School in the United Kingdom.