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Four20 Post Social Equity Part 2, Virtual Hash Bash
On the March 10 edition of Four20 Post, Anquenette Sarfoh, former Fox 2 News anchor, joins Mike Brennan, Jamie Cooper and Rick Thompson to talk about social equity and her series of High Tea parties - now virtual - she has made popular. The team also provides details on the Virtual Hash Bash scheduled for a Saturday April 3 - pushed off the UM Diag this year by the lingering Pandemic. -
COVID 19 Update: Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Epidemiologist Fred Brown provides analysis of the latest COVID-19 vaccine approved by the Food & Drug Administration - developed by Johnson & Johnson. The big difference from the earlier two, from Pfizer and Moderna, is it only requires one shot, opening up the potential to get far more Americans vaccinated than ever before. -
MITech TV: Automation Alley Ex-CEO Ken Rogers Tribute
Ken Rogers, the longtime executive director of Troy-based Automation Alley and former deputy Oakland County executive, passed in February.
Rogers was a deputy Oakland County executive, working under then Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, when Patterson founded Automation Alley in Oakland County and put Rogers in charge. Both hoped to stem the outflow of thousands of auto-related jobs from Oakland County while also creating better training for high-tech workers.
Rogers rapidly built up the industry and high-tech promotion group, at first focusing on county job growth, but soon networking throughout southeast Michigan. By 2014, Automation Alley had become so effective at bringing high-paying, high-tech jobs to metro Detroit that Patterson cut Rogers loose from any remaining obligations to Oakland County government. That meant Rogers could work full-time at running what he'd groomed to be a self-sustaining membership group. -
MITech TV: COVID Vaccine Update With Fred Brown
Epidemiologist Fred Brown, who is working with many US states and world nation states as an infectious disease expert, updates the latest news on the vaccines, potential vaccination times, and what employers and businesses can do to protect them and their employees from becoming super virus spreaders.
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