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Clarkson College CEO Dr. Andreia Nebel

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Emily was appointed as chief executive officer of Americans for Prosperity in 2017. As CEO, Emily drives the organization’s mission and strategy to build a permanent grassroots presence that educates and activates citizens to advocate for policies that will help people improve their lives. Emily has been a public policy advocate for the past decade, building policy coalitions of principled lawmakers to unleash opportunities for all Americans to pursue their dreams. Emily also served as the director of special projects at Koch Companies Public Sector, where she worked on a team to build some of the capabilities that make up the Stand Together community today.

Emily has over two decades of experience in policy and politics. She spent 12 years serving the U.S. House of Representatives, working for various House Republican leaders in the Speaker’s office and at the House Republican Conference, including Vice President Mike Pence. Emily is a graduate of Middlebury College, with a focus on international politics and economics. Originally from Minnesota, Emily and her husband now live in suburban Virginia with their two children.

Emily was appointed as chief executive officer of Americans for Prosperity in 2017. As CEO, Emily drives the organization&rsquo;s mission and strategy to build a permanent grassroots presence that educates and activates citizens to advocate for policies that will help people improve their lives. Emily has been a public policy advocate for the past decade, building policy coalitions of principled lawmakers to unleash opportunities for all Americans to pursue their dreams. Emily also served as the director of special projects at Koch Companies Public Sector, where she worked on a team to build some of the capabilities that make up the Stand Together community today. Emily has over two decades of experience in policy and politics. She spent 12 years serving the U.S. House of Representatives, working for various House Republican leaders in the Speaker&rsquo;s office and at the House Republican Conference, including Vice President Mike Pence. Emily is a graduate of Middlebury College, with a focus on international politics and economics. Originally from Minnesota, Emily and her husband now live in suburban Virginia with their two children.

Emily Seidel, CEO, Americans for Prosperity

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If Tony Scott’s career had a soundtrack, The Rolling Stones’ “Start Me Up” would be a pretty fitting choice. His journey has taken him from parks and recreation and an Apple II computer to Microsoft, Disney, VMware, the White House, and now the CEO role at Intrusion Inc.

In this episode of CEOs You Should Know Dallas-Fort Worth, iHeartMedia DFW & Central Texas Region President Chris Long sits down with Tony Scott, CEO of Intrusion Inc., for a wide-ranging conversation about career pivots, technology, leadership, and the opportunities that can come from being open to an unexpected path.

Tony shares stories from a career that includes senior technology leadership roles at some of the world’s most recognized companies and serving as U.S. Federal Chief Information Officer, where he helped shape technology policy and IT strategy across the federal government.

The conversation also turns to the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Tony explains why he views AI as both an extraordinary opportunity and a significant risk, and why leaders will need to think differently as technology begins doing things our existing rules, laws and institutions were never designed to address.

Tony also shares his philosophy for building strong teams at Intrusion: listen to different perspectives, make room for quieter voices, surround yourself with people who challenge your thinking and leave the “yes people” behind.

Guest: Tony Scott, CEO, Intrusion Inc.
Host: Chris Long, Region President iHeartMedia Dallas-Fort Worth

If Tony Scott&rsquo;s career had a soundtrack, The Rolling Stones&rsquo; &ldquo;Start Me Up&rdquo; would be a pretty fitting choice. His journey has taken him from parks and recreation and an Apple II computer to Microsoft, Disney, VMware, the White House, and now the CEO role at Intrusion Inc. In this episode of CEOs You Should Know Dallas-Fort Worth, iHeartMedia DFW &amp; Central Texas Region President Chris Long sits down with Tony Scott, CEO of Intrusion Inc., for a wide-ranging conversation about career pivots, technology, leadership, and the opportunities that can come from being open to an unexpected path. Tony shares stories from a career that includes senior technology leadership roles at some of the world&rsquo;s most recognized companies and serving as U.S. Federal Chief Information Officer, where he helped shape technology policy and IT strategy across the federal government. The conversation also turns to the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Tony explains why he views AI as both an extraordinary opportunity and a significant risk, and why leaders will need to think differently as technology begins doing things our existing rules, laws and institutions were never designed to address. Tony also shares his philosophy for building strong teams at Intrusion: listen to different perspectives, make room for quieter voices, surround yourself with people who challenge your thinking and leave the &ldquo;yes people&rdquo; behind. Guest: Tony Scott, CEO, Intrusion Inc. Host: Chris Long, Region President iHeartMedia Dallas-Fort Worth

Tony Scott, CEO, Intrusion Inc.

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Pat Condo founded six successful search tech companies over 30 years, with partnerships in telecom, defense, and advertising. As Seekr Technologies' CEO, he pioneers AI solutions, redefining content evaluation and empowering users with bias-free applications.

Pat Condo founded six successful search tech companies over 30 years, with partnerships in telecom, defense, and advertising. As Seekr Technologies' CEO, he pioneers AI solutions, redefining content evaluation and empowering users with bias-free applications.

Pat Condo, CEO, Seekr

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Clarkson College CEO Dr. Andreia Nebel

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