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Virginia "Ginny" Nacy | Toddler's Workshop Child Care Center

the CEO Hour, May 25th 2012. 

Virginia "Ginny" Nacy | Toddler's Workshop Child Care Center      

Virginia "Ginny" Nacy developed the Toddler's  Workshop Child Care Center in July 1987.   

Since then, the program has grown from a licensed capacity of 45 children to 316 in two adjacent buildings. It's received national accreditation since 1993.  Nacy is a certified elementary teacher with ten years of public school experience.  In addition she holds a Master's Degree in Reading Education.  Her experiences, plus research of best practices from NAEYC, (National Association for the Education of Young Children) and use of New York State standards  for preschool and kindergarten have all been instrumental in the development of the Toddler's Workshop Curriculum.  Nacy has also held a number of offices in local child care organizations and continues to be involved in the larger child care community to ensure that most current trends and research are integrated into the Toddler's Workshop curriculum. She believes that children learn best through play. www.toddlers-workshop.com

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Mark Soule - CHILDREN AWAITING PARENTS

the CEO Hour, May 25th 2012. 

CHILDREN AWAITING PARENTS

Children Awaiting Parents (CAP) is a national nonprofit organization that recruits adoptive families for children in foster care. CAP has helped bring together more than 6,000 children and families over the last 40 years. PLEASE HELP www.capbook.org

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Clark Kokich Do Or Die

the CEO Hour, May 25th 2012. 

Clark Kokich | Chairman | Razorfish   

Clark Kokich oversees Razorfish's strategic direction, works directly with core accounts, represents Razorfish in the marketplace and develops thought leadership. He was appointed chairman in April 2009, a newly created position. For two years before that, Clark served as the CEO, leading the global expansion into the largest interactive services firm in the world. He was previously the worldwide president, a role he assumed in September 2005, prior to which he was president of the West region. He has also served as president of Avenue A, Seattle and Chicago; president of Digital Marketing Solutions, Seattle; SVP, Diversified Services; and VP + GM, Growth Markets Division. He's been with Razorfish since 1999.  Razorfish helps companies build great brands by creating engaging experiences for consumers wherever they live the the digital world. For more than a decade they have helped clients to lead and innovate by studying users, deconstructing data, developing game-changing ideas and redefining how brands connect with people.  www.razorfish.com

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Bruce and Diana

the CEO Hour, May 25th 2012. 

Bruce and Diana discuss future guests on the CEO hour.

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Cheryl Nelan | Franchise Owner | CMIT Solutions

the CEO Hour, May 18th 2012. 

Cheryl Nelan | Franchise Owner | CMIT Solutions  

For years, Cheryl Nelan's hometown of Rochester, N.Y., was a tough place to find work. Like so many northern industrial cities, Rochester shed jobs as its manufacturing sector withered, exemplified by the shrinking of Eastman Kodak Co., once the city's largest employer. 

In recent years, the city has recovered, emerging as one of the nation's strongest job markets. And Nelan, at 44, has reinvented her own professional life by opening a CMIT Solutions franchise, providing managed IT services to Rochester-area firms trying to work more efficiently and productively in the city's resurgent economy.  Nelan is fulfilling one of CMIT Solutions' most important cultural goals: for its franchise owners to be respected, visible, active members of their communities. It's one of the main reasons why CMIT Solutions has adopted a franchise model; the system encourages its franchisees to build long, trusting relationships with other small business owners in the same community. www.cmitsolutions.com/monroe

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CHILDREN AWAITING PARENTS

the CEO Hour, May 18th 2012. 

CHILDREN AWAITING PARENTS

Children Awaiting Parents (CAP) is a national nonprofit organization that recruits adoptive families for children in foster care. CAP has helped bring together more than 6,000 children and families over the last 40 years. PLEASE HELP www.capbook.org

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Dustin Grosse | Sr. V.P., CMO | DocuSign

the CEO Hour, May 18th 2012. 

Dustin Grosse | Sr. V.P., CMO | DocuSign  

Dustin Grosse joined DocuSign in November 2010 as senior vice president, chief marketing and business development officer. Prior to DocuSign, Dustin led Microsoft's Field (SMSG) Readiness, a group focused on improving how Microsoft sells, markets and offers service to customers and partners. Dustin also jump-started Microsoft's Office Unified Communications Group (UCG) as sales and marketing general manager. Dustin joined Microsoft through its 2003 acquisition of Software-as-a-Service pioneer PlaceWare Web Conferencing. He led PlaceWare to become one of Silicon Valley's five fastest growing companies in 2002. Dustin has a long history of driving revenue and customer growth as a sales and marketing executive at Covad Communications, Voxeo and OnFiber.   

Accessible anytime, anywhere, on any device, the DocuSign Global Network connects companies to their customers, partners, suppliers and employees where they can transact business with confidence. Customers of all sizes solve their paper problems by easily replacing manual, paper-based methods to decrease contract cycle times, reduce costs, improve visibility and control, and enhance customer satisfaction.  www.docusign.com

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General Discussion with Bruce Peters

the CEO Hour, May 18th 2012. 

Bruce Peters discusses future shows.

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Judy Seil | Director | MCIDC, Economic Development Division

the CEO Hour, May 11th 2012. 

Judy Seil | Director | MCIDC, Economic Development Division

Monroe County Economic Development's goals are your goals. A return on investment, the creation of jobs and the retention of jobs. Through private, state, federal and county financial resources and technical assistance, the Economic Development Division supports businesses, developers, units of local government and major county facilities like the airport and landfill in economic development activities. The division provides administrative support to the County of Monroe Industrial Development Agency (COMIDA) and the Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC).

 

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04: CHILDREN AWAITING PARENTS

the CEO Hour, May 11th 2012. 

CHILDREN AWAITING PARENTS

Children Awaiting Parents (CAP) is a national nonprofit organization that recruits adoptive families for children in foster care. CAP has helped bring together more than 6,000 children and families over the last 40 years. PLEASE HELP LIFT THE WAIT BY DONATING HERE 

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