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Wondering if you can hold more boundaries while working from home? Or are you looking for ways to improve your remote-work-productivity in the medium to long-term? On this episode of TechTalk Tuesdays, our guest, Nicole Baer, provides insights into the mindset change required to make work from home effective in 2021.

Nicole Baer is the Global Head of Marketing for Logitech’s Video Collaboration business, a market leader and the fastest-growth business at Logitech. Before Logitech, she was at Zendesk, where she led enterprise global integrated marketing supporting the company’s move upmarket. Before Zendesk, Nicole was the founder and principal of Artemis Marketing Partners, a successful full-service marketing consultancy. Nicole has more than two decades of experience in marketing, including leadership roles ranging from a Fortune 200 company to starting her own successful agency. She earned her MBA from Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley, and graduated with honors from UC Santa Barbara with a BA in English and American literature.

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2020 has been an interesting and intense year for all of us. Whether on a personal front or professional front, we are all dealing with a new normal every single day. And while all of this is going on, we all are working remotely and trying to deliver more value at work. This is not easy, and the cumulative effect of all of this leads to a tremendous amount of stress, anxiety, and uncertainty, and many of us are feeling overwhelmed.

On this episode of TechTalk Tuesdays, our guest Amol Dharmadhikari, WW Content Operations Leader for Prime Video, Amazon focuses on how to cope with this new normal and ensure the well-being of ourselves as well as friends and family.

Amol Dharmadhikari leads the Global Content Operations and Digital Supply Chain team for Prime Video at Amazon. He has over 25 years of experience in leading Global Supply Chain and Operations organizations in various industries. He has worked in leadership positions at GE, Flextronics, Cisco, and now Amazon. He is a GE Certified Six Sigma master black belt and has been instrumental in building and scaling Lean Six Sigma programs in many organizations. He is highly passionate about developing people and worked as an executive career coach supporting the community through his seminars and radio shows.

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Taking a leap of faith is the only way forward for most things in life & startups are no different. On this episode of TechTalk Tuesdays with Kate Stillwell, Founder & CEO of Jumpstart Insurance, we take a look at the start-up mindset, what it takes to turn your plans into action, and in turn, how to jumpstart your startup journey. Join us for an engaging chat that promises to be equal parts inspiration and fun.

Kate Stillwell is the Founder and CEO of Jumpstart, an InsurTech startup that builds financial resilience to natural disasters. Previously Kate co-founded the US Resiliency Council and the Global Earthquake Model Foundation.

Kate started her career as a licensed Structural Engineer and served a term as President of the Structural Engineers Association of Northern California. She holds degrees from the University of Minnesota, Stanford University, and UC-Berkeley Haas School of Business. 

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Digital Transformation is a hot topic, but what does it really mean to individuals and corporations alike? Everyone is talking about digital transformation impacting the business world. This conversation will focus on demystifying how digital transformation affects you and your work. How can engineers prepare for a new world of work in the face of large scale automation and creative disruption?

In this TechTalk Tuesdays episode with Tarun Bharti, we cover how you can use digital transformation to change the way business is done, how to use technology to improve business practices, and what you can do to improve your own skillset.

Tarun Bharti is the Director of Business Systems at Quotient. He is an entrepreneurial leader with more than 20 years of diverse technology experience in delivering innovative enterprise-transforming products and services. Through the course of his career, Tarun has worked for established firms and publicly traded companies as well as VC funded growth startups including Oracle, Juniper, and Apttus. He has successfully led multiple digital transformation initiatives that have enhanced customer experience, increased user productivity, improved decision making, reduced cost of doing business, and accelerated revenue growth.

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Supply chain inclusion has the potential for being the greatest equalizer. Socially responsible companies can harness supplier diversity programs' power to reach out to minority-owned businesses and create jobs in underserved and underrepresented communities. These concentrated efforts distribute the economic fruits of success to a larger talent pool and amplify entrepreneurship opportunities for the whole community.

But, what does it take to have a successful supplier diversity program? On this episode of TechTalk Tuesdays, we talk to Bryan Wiggins, Program Manager,  Supplier Diversity, Global Procurement Services at Cisco, about what makes a supplier diversity program stand out, why supplier diversity is an "approach," not a "category," and what 2020 has meant for supplier diversity programs.

Bryan Wiggins is a Supplier Diversity Program Manager in Global Procurement Services at Cisco. He's been with Cisco for over 12 years and in procurement for the last ten years. He is also a former US Army Helicopter pilot and Persian Gulf War veteran. He has impacted his community by mentoring minority-owned businesses, and he applies his strong sense of fairness and passion for equal opportunity to everything he does.

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Getting laid off or job-hunting during the pandemic can feel like the worst point in your career journey, however, wonderful things can come out of seemingly bad starts. 

In this episode of TechTalk Tuesdays, we discuss job hunting during the pandemic with Keisha Stephens, Contingent Workforce Program Director at Splunk, and advisory board member for Women Back to Work. 

Learn from Keisha’s recent career change story, gain inspiration on how to overcome an impossible situation, and learn tips on engaging your network to help find your next position.

Keisha Stephens is currently the Contingent Workforce Program Director for Splunk, the Data-to-Everything Platform. She has extensive experience as a global contingent workforce leader, serving roles including VP of Global Solutions-Life Sciences for Kelly OCG, VP of Client Services at Workforce Logiq, Global Contingent Workforce Manager for NetApp, and serving on the advisory board for Women Back to Work.

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