Author and technologist, Christian Cantrell, discusses his writing and how he views what can be done versus what is being done. With an eye on the near future and in his profession as a prototyping lead for Adobe.
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A polymath (Greek: πολυμαθής, polymathēs, “having learned much”; Latin: homo universalis, “universal person”)[1] is an individual whose knowledge spans a substantial number of subjects, known to draw on complex bodies of knowledge to solve specific problems.
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Technology Meets Fashion, Innovation and Invention with Chelsea Klukas
Chelsea Klukas got her start organizing fashion tech events in the Canadian mid-west. From there, she found a calling to design her own wearable technology fashion items under the brand Lumen Couture. At the same time, Chelsea has a career in experience design and product development. Firstly for Amazon, then at Facebook. Hugh and Chelsea discuss the pitfalls of product development in the fashion tech space and competition from overseas. Can Chelsea make competitors allies?
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Product and Graphic Designer, Brendan Dawes in Conversation with Hugh
Brendan Dawes discusses his love of good design and inherent curiousity and how it influenced his path.
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Microsoft Garage Program Manager, Stacey Mulcahy, Talks Innovation, Outreach and Impact
From Edmonton to Ottawa to Seattle via New York and Vancouver, Stacey Mulcahy never shied away from the risky choices. After getting her start in project management at a games company, Stacey invested in her lifelong interest in learning and taught herself development. Her brand of frank speech, curiosity and a willingness to share her knowledge landed her in her dream role in the Microsoft Garage. Listen as she shares invaluable insights and gives a lesson in gratitude for the gift of experimentation.
