In 2014, Schmidt co-authored the New York Times best-selling book How Google Works[122] with Jonathan Rosenberg, former Senior Vice President of Products at Google and current advisor to Google CEO Larry Page, and Alan Eagle.[123] The book is a collection of the business management lessons learned over the course of Schmidt and Rosenberg's time leading Google.[124] In his book, Eric Schmidt argues that successful companies in the technology-driven internet age should attract smart and creative employees and create an environment where they can thrive. He argues that the traditional business rules that make a company successful have changed; companies should maximize freedom and speed, and decision-making should not lie in the hands of the few. Schmidt also emphasizes that individuals and small teams can have a massive impact on innovation.[125]
Before joining Khan Academy in 2016, Dave ran a test prep and college counseling firm in New York, and worked with students all over the world. He led the development of our SAT, LSAT, and Praxis Core prep offerings, and now is thrilled to have the privilege of serving and supporting the entire US Content team. He loves to work with Khan Academy's cross-functional teams of educators, instructional designers, and other creative problem-solvers, and is passionate about empowering our learners to build their confidence and achieve their goals with content that is warm, rigorous and candid, and inspiring.
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Stacie started her career as a math and science teacher before moving into district administration. Stacie is passionate about supporting teachers and instructional leaders with creative solutions for reaching all learners. Stacie is passionate about animal care and loves working on the family hobby farm
James Norman is a serial entrepreneur who, at age 16, built his first online company. His current venture, Pilotly, is the first market research platform built for creative content, servicing Amazon, NBCUniversal, and others.
He grew his entrepreneurial legs early. As an adolescent, he dabbled in everything from shoveling snow, to selling Nextel ringtones, to flipping custom apparel. Julius knew the value of a dollar and the payoff of exploiting a market through creative thinking.
Marcus Blackwell is the CEO and Founder of Make Music Count, a math curriculum taught through music. He received a B.S in mathematics from Morehouse college and has played professional gospel piano since the age of 16. Marcus dedicates his energy to developing creative curriculum for students to embrace learning. Through its culturally relevant approach, Make Music Count connects the dots where the traditional methods of teaching fall short. Marcus believes that students will reach their full educational potential once curriculum reflects their identity and experiences.
Laron Walker spends a tremendous amount of his time evangelizing STEM education with schools and organizations focused on kids and their academic development. He works to ensure that education is open, accessible, and affordable to all. As the CEO of MantisEDU, Inc, Laron is developing programs that teach kids workforce relevant skills by creatively blending computer science and hands on learning in relevant and practical applications. As a result, kids are being exposed to concepts such as machine learning, data science, big data and application development via interactive lessons and activities very early in their education journey.
Tiffanie Stanard is a techie, creative, media personality/producer, and an award-winning entrepreneur with 15+ years of experience. Stanard has been named One of the 15 Women Changing the Face of Technology, Innovator of the Year, Visionary Leader to Watch, among many more honors. Tiffanie is the Founder/CEO of Stimulus, a relationship intelligence SaaS platform that uses data and analytics to help companies make better purchasing decisions. Stimulus is backed by amazing investors including Google for Startups, Juno Capital, Darco Capital, and more - growing with support from Microsoft and other great organizations. Stanard has been active in her community throughout the duration of her career by serving as an advisor or board member for several organizations including Philly Startup Leaders, PACT, City of Philadelphia (Office of Workforce Development), and PHL Diversity (Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau).
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PRECISIONvalue is the top payer marketing agency in the country. We partner with global pharmaceutical and life sciences companies who are developing groundbreaking treatments to make medicines accessible and affordable. We excel at demonstrating the economic, clinical, and societal value of creative medical treatments to payers, providers, patients, and policymakers.
We look for people who are curious, creative and are willing to do the work to be a little better every day. We also embody our company values in all that we do, which always starts with being Customer Obsessed, followed by Be a Founder, Zero Drama, and Enjoy the Ride. Does that sound like you?
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