Retro21 Studios Podcast

S2E2 - A Conversation with Kurt Schrader, CEO and Co-Founder of Shortcut

As part of the Retro21 Studios series - Brand Storytelling, we present S2E2 - A Conversation with Kurt Schrader, CEO and Co-Founder of Shortcut
 
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A Focus on Outcomes, not Output
Shortcut is the only project management tool that lets you connect your company's Objectives (and Key Results) with your team's development work, together in one place. We call this The Shortcut Way, a new methodology that we've spent years researching and developing.   It's a fresh new approach to building products - one that addresses one of the biggest pain points in product development: ensuring everyone in the organization is aligned and driving towards the right objectives.

S2E1 - P2 - A conversation with D’Angelo Senat- Founder and CEO of Allpeep

Retro21 Studios podcast, introduces a second season by presenting S1E2 - Part 2 - A conversation with D’Angelo Senat, Founder and CEO of Allpeep
AllPeep is about giving Brands the power to engage with their communities on their own terms. We want to make it easier for your brand to talk regularly with your community and biggest supporters. We want your brand to build genuine relationships with your communities locally or around the world.
The AllPeep ecosystem empowers the connection between a brand having access to an ideal customer and leveraging their communities—because we believe in a brands’ village being the key to the Brands essential growth.

S1E16 - PI - A conversation with D’Angelo Senat, Founder and CEO of Allpeep

S1E16-  PI - A conversation with D’Angelo Senat, Founder and CEO of Allpeep
AllPeep is about giving Brands the power to engage with their communities on their own terms. We want to make it easier for your brand to talk regularly with your community and biggest supporters. We want your brand to build genuine relationships with your communities locally or around the world.
The AllPeep ecosystem empowers the connection between a brand having access to an ideal customer and leveraging their communities—because we believe in a brands’ village being the key to the Brands essential growth.

S1E15- PII - A conversation with Jason Brinkley, PhD, Biostatistician and Health Researcher

As part of our series on Responsible AI, please join us for S1E15-  PII A conversation with Jason Brinkley, PhD, Biostatistician and Health Researcher:
Auditing Algorithms: The Need for New Tools to Combat Bias in Artificial Intelligence
 NIST Publication
NIST AI Risk Management Framework
 
Dr. Jason Brinkley is a Biostatistician and Health Researcher out of Raleigh, NC. He maintains an Adjunct Professor of Public Health and a researcher with the NC Agromedicine Institute at East Carolina University. Dr. Brinkley has worked with a variety of individuals in the medicine, public health, business, education, and the natural and social sciences. He currently serves as NC Chapter Representative for the American Statistical Association and is on the Executive Committee for the Southeast SAS Users Group. He balances research time between theoretical ways to assess the impact of medical interventions on public health and the best practices for using statistical software. A member of the American Statistical Association, the American Public Health Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science; he recently served on the Customer Advisory Board of the JMP Division of SAS Institute.
 
 

S1E15- PI - A conversation with Jason Brinkley, PhD, Biostatistician and Health Researcher

As part of our series on Responsible AI, please join us for S1E15-  PI - A conversation with Jason Birkley, PhD, Biostatistician and Health Researcher.
Dr. Jason Brinkley is a Biostatistician and Health Researcher out of Raleigh, NC. He maintains an Adjunct Professor of Public Health and a researcher with the NC Agromedicine Institute at East Carolina University. Dr. Brinkley has worked with a variety of individuals in the medicine, public health, business, education, and the natural and social sciences. He currently serves as NC Chapter Representative for the American Statistical Association and is on the Executive Committee for the Southeast SAS Users Group. He balances research time between theoretical ways to assess the impact of medical interventions on public health and the best practices for using statistical software. A member of the American Statistical Association, the American Public Health Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science; he recently served on the Customer Advisory Board of the JMP Division of SAS Institute. Dr. Brinkley has authored or co-authored articles in a wide range of journals including Biometrics, Statistics in Medicine, Annals of Surgical Oncology, Journal of Cancer Therapy, Partner Abuse, Journal of the American College of Surgeons, Neuropsychiatric Genetics, Obesity Surgery, The Family Journal, The Journal of Social Media in Society, The Journal of Autism Developmental Disorders, Hospital Pediatrics, Journal of Public Health Management & Practice, and Preventive Medicine. He has expertise in a wide range of statistical and biostatistical methods (e.g. Longitudinal and Survival Regression Methods, Predictive Modeling, Causal Inference, Cluster Analysis) along with basic psychometric methods (Factor Analysis, Reliability, Rasch Models); he specializes in customized data visualizations, maps and dashboarding.

S1E14- PII - A conversation with Eric Hedberg PhD, Quantitative Social Science Methodologist

As part of our series on Responsible AI, please join us for S1E14- Part II - A conversation with Eric Hedberg PhD, Quantitative Social Science Methodologist.
After graduating from the Minneapolis Community and Technical College with his Associate of Arts degree in 1999, Eric Christopher (E. C.) Hedberg earned his Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Chicago 10 years later. Hedberg's current areas of research include investigating the design of evaluations in education and criminology, in addition to measuring social capital through social network contextual effects. He is best known for estimating and publishing important experimental design parameters.
Hedberg has authored or co-authored over 30 peer-reviewed methodological papers and books that have appeared in education, medical, and criminological journals, while also contributing to numerous reports and presentations at major research conferences such as APPAM, AERA, SREE, ASA, and ISNA. He has also authored a SAGE “little green” book on statistical power analysis.

S1E14- PI - A conversation with Eric Hedberg PhD, Quantitative Social Science Methodologist

As part of our series on Responsible AI, please join us for S1E14- Part I - A conversation with Eric Hedberg PhD, Quantitative Social Science Methodologist.
After graduating from the Minneapolis Community and Technical College with his Associate of Arts degree in 1999, Eric Christopher (E. C.) Hedberg earned his Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Chicago 10 years later. Hedberg's current areas of research include investigating the design of evaluations in education and criminology, in addition to measuring social capital through social network contextual effects. He is best known for estimating and publishing important experimental design parameters. Hedberg has authored or co-authored over 30 peer-reviewed methodological papers and books that have appeared in education, medical, and criminological journals, while also contributing to numerous reports and presentations at major research conferences such as APPAM, AERA, SREE, ASA, and ISNA. He has also authored a SAGE “little green” book on statistical power analysis.

S1E13 - PII - A Conversation with Danielle Wallace, PhD, Sociology, University of Chicago

S1E13 - PII - A Conversation with Danielle Wallace, PhD,  Sociology, University of Chicago, is the first in our series that delves into the broad topic of responsible, ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI). 
This episode explores the implications of AI (algorithmic bias) in
 criminal sentencing.
Danielle Wallace, holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Chicago.  She is currently an associate professor in criminology at Arizona State University.

S1E13 - PI - A Conversation with Danielle Wallace, PhD, Sociology, University of Chicago

S1E13 - PI - A Conversation with Danielle Wallace, PhD,  Sociology, University of Chicago, is the first in our series that delves into the broad topic of responsible, ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI). 
This episode explores the implications of AI (algorithmic bias) in
 criminal sentencing.
Danielle Wallace, holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Chicago.  She is currently an associate professor in criminology at Arizona State University.

S1E12 - PII - A Conversation with CEO Ralph Beaudouin - GCA

Season One, Episode 12 - PII - A Conversation with Ralph Beaudouin, CEO and Founder of GameChanger Analytics.