Logic Central recently attended the 32nd Annual Space Symposium at the beautiful Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, CO. Our COO has some great incite on what he heard and experienced at the event. If you could not attend then you definately will not want to miss this. This years theme also fit well with our focus on Socio-Tech. If you are not familiar with the Socio-Technological Revolution check out our podcast where we define this new trend. Some of the topics you will hear include:
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CWC 92 – What is the Socio-tech Revolution CWC 91 – Even the Best of Us Need Support During Life’s Turning Points Cyber Security requires a Socio-Technological era solution CWC 90 – Change Lives by becoming a Life Coach CWC 89 – The Science Behind Child Learning – With Dr. Matthew CWC 88 – Engaging Under Privilege Kids in STEM Academics CWC 87 – STEM Isn’t Just For GEEKS and Guys? CWC 86 – Avoid Conflict by Avoiding Others Belief Patterns… CWC 85 – From Learning to Work: To Working to Learn – With Milt Steiner… CWC 84 – Revolutionizing High School for the Next Generation… CWC 83 – Creating the Next Generation of Conscious Leaders… CWC 82 – Securing Critical Infrastructure Will Become the Next Big Tech Industry… CWC 81 – Engineering Successful Lives for Students… Previous Episodes of Coffee-With-Chris |
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