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| Fred Phillips is Managing Partner of General Informatics LLC. Dr. Phillips has been
Professor, Dean, and Vice Provost at leading
universities in the US and abroad, including the Universities of Aston
and Birmingham in England, Oregon Graduate Institute of Science &
Technology, and SUNY Stony Brook. Fred's CV is here. He is a Senior Fellow at the IC2 Institute
of the University of
Texas at Austin, and Senior Editor of Elsevier’s international journal Technological Forecasting & Social
Change.
www.fred-phillips.comHis contributions in operations research include "Phillips' Law" of longitudinal sampling, and the first parallel computing experiments with Data Envelopment Analysis. Dr. Phillips is a founder of the Austin Technology Council, and was on the board of the Software Association of Oregon. He has won major grants and several awards for outstanding research. He is the author of Market-Oriented Technology Management: Innovating for Profit in Entrepreneurial Times His popular seminars based on The Conscious Manager fp <at> generalinformatics.com Samia El-Badry is a Senior Associate at General Informatics LLS. She holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in Sociology/Demography from The University of Texas at Austin, a B.S. in Psychology/Ethnography from the State University of New York at Oneonta and a B.S. in Ethnography/Political Science from the American College of Switzerland. A graduate of Leadership Texas, she is a Board member of several foundations. Dr. El-Badry has been interviewed in the media on a number of policy topics: CBS and ABC interviews on Democracy Today July 2004; New York Times July 30, 2004, Homeland Security Given Data on Arab-Americans; NPR Morning Edition August 1, 2004, Census and Homeland Security; Tribune de Geneve, L'élection présidentielle aux USA, L’Amérique en quête du candidat John Kerry; 24 Heurs (Canada) Mais qui est John Kerry?; The Santa Fe Reporter: Arab-Americans in Santa Fe are pulled between the homeland and the new land. Dr. El-Badry is fluent in English and Arabic. She is a frequent spokesperson and demographer for the Arab-American community on ethnic issues to Congress, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, the Census Bureau, and the General Accounting Office. Dr. El-Badry has been an Adjunct Professor at St. Edward's University; Vice President and Director of Operations at Teknecon Energy Risk Advisors, LLC; Research Scientist at the IC2 Institute, University of Texas at Austin; and a Demographer at Technology Futures Inc. Pornpimol ‘Joy’ Limprayoon, DBA, is an Associate at General Informatics LLC. Dr. Limprayoon recently earned her doctorate at Alliant International University. She completed her undergraduate degree in Economics in Bangkok, Thailand and her Exe. MBA in Management at Thammasat University, Thailand, and MIBA in Strategic Management at United States International University, San Diego, USA. She is presently a lecturer in Economics, Strategic Management and International Business at Alliant International University, San Diego, USA. Previously, she worked as marketing manager in the toy industry and has had managerial experience in a multinational company. Her research interests are corporate externalities, environmental issues, resource-based view of the firm, and economics. Sukaina Alarakhia completed the Doctor of Business Administration degree at Alliant International University in 2010, with a concentration in strategic management. Her dissertation was titled “An examination of the relationships between acquiring firm’s board vigilance factors and premiums paid in acquisitions.” Dr. Alarakhia is a highly proficient cross-cultural communicator with significant international experience, skilled at strategic planning, financial analysis, and leadership development. Her research areas include M&A integration planning, and corporate governance. Brooks Lecomte, BS, is an Assistant at General Informatics LLC.
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