In this Episode I talk with Jenny Siede who is the Chief Thinker and Founder of In Style Exchange (ISE), an American Sustainable Manufacturing Hub for sustainable product design, technology-based product development and small run productions Made-in-USA since 2006.

We talk about the “RIO Project” How she got into computer engineering when women really were the exception and how software engineering and fashion design are really not all that different.

Jenny loves solving product design challenges with the right kind of materials and her detail-oriented method of execution. Her background in Computer Science and Engineering creates the right development synergy to help her clients navigate the complexity of supply chain. Her current projects include consultancy for an EU country on Circular Economy, shape-swimwear for women, wearables with sensors for performance evaluation, and ViroBlock® fabric for healthcare applications.

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This episode is an excerpt of my first LinkedIn live and I had a bit of a rant about a message I received from a connection hose approval had not even gotten cold.

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I am joined once again by Joshua Deshea and Steven English and this time they conspired and made me tell my TEDx story. Along the way we learn how the TEDx experience mirrors real ;life for many people.

Joshua Deshea - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuawdesha/

Steven English - https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveenglish2/

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I am joined once again by Joshua Deshea and Steven English and this time we share some of demo failures, presentation failures, and times where we made things a lot bigger than they were.

Joshua Deshea - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuawdesha/

Steven English - https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveenglish2/

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In this episode I have the honor of interviewing one of the most genuine and positive people I know. A Mindset Speaker, Agile Coach, and compassionate storyteller, Enzo Ochoga is a leading voice in women empowerment and innovation.

Enzo is a single mom, sister, lover of life, empath, change agent, diversity enthusiast, and a true citizen of the earth. She shines a light on both women and men alike, encouraging them to be the best version of themselves to live life audaciously and purposefully.


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Transformations take place outside our comfort zone. Be it personal or digital business transformation they can't take place from where you are. In this episode I talk about the things necessary for digital transformation.

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Rob Deptford bringing 20+ years of expertise in broadcasting, marketing, communications and coaching, to bear in his company EQ4 Media. He helps professionals become online video communicators. In this podcast he shares some stories and tips on how you to can become a video star.

Rob can be reached on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/robdeptford/

On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/eq4media

He also has a free online mini course at getoncamera.com

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Tall Tales from Texas will be a monthly addition to the Tech Story podcast. I will be joined by two of my Austin area friends, Joshua and Steven, to share our stories of how we use storytelling in our everyday lives. These episodes will be a bit longer because they are a lot of fun.

Joshua Deshea - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuawdesha/

Steven English - https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveenglish2/

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In this episode I share a story I had written before all this pandemic stuff about some news from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Specifically smart toilets.

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Emily leveraged her love of math to become an expert in Cybersecurity. Along the way she overcame her fear of public speaking to become a sought after public speaker. After years spent learning and perfecting the art of public speaking, I not only found my confidence, but an ability to engage, inspire and captivate an audience along the way. I now help others crush their public speaking fears and wow up on stage. This fills me with energy and joy, every single day!
Emily and I are like siblings as we share the same passion for storytelling but more importantly helping others find and share their story. If you are looking for public speaking coaching or a great speaker check her out at the links below.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-edgeley/

https://emilyedgeley.com/

https://www.instagram.com/emily_edgeley/?hl=en

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