With nineteen years experience at Cisco in a variety of roles, Michael brings a broad understanding of Cisco and the community. His team oversees program execution, stakeholder engagement, and field CSR/business interface for the Cisco Networking Academy and other CSR investments, while developing strategy and execution plans with government agencies, NGOs and other global partners. Michael Yutrzenka is a Senior Director in Corporate Affairs, responsible for managing a team across the APAC region, US, and Canada. As an expert in online giving platforms and the utilization of "tech for good", Brian serves on the board of directors and as treasurer for Network for Good, an organization which has processed more than $1 billion in online donations for over 100,000 nonprofits. As Executive Producer of E-Commerce for AOL, Brian oversaw the design, development and deployment of hundreds of E-commerce initiatives as well strategic advertising partnerships.
For more than a decade, Brian and his colleagues helped create a groundbreaking technology platform that allowed people for the first time ever to interact with one another and companies on the internet. As one of the company's early employees, Brian joined the small startup that would become a corporate icon. An early online pioneer, he started his career in the late 1980's working for AOL '' America Online. Brian's passion for his job is fueled by his desire to leverage new technologies and business strategies for social change on a local, regional, national and global level. Brian has helped to spearhead some of the country's most impactful online campaigns '' generating millions of dollars for charitable programs and inspiring hundreds thousands of people to leverage technology to make a difference. As part of his responsibilities, Brian oversees operations, interactive strategies and development of organization initiatives. As Senior Vice President of Strategic Operations, he works with the senior management team and foundation principles to shape the overall direction and mission of one of the most innovative philanthropic organizations in the country. In 2005 Brian joined the Case Foundation to spearhead national cause-related campaigns - applying his expertise in cutting edge technology and social media to the non-profit space. January 16, 2003.įor more than 20 years, Brian has worked in the private and not-for-profit sectors pioneering innovations in interactive online technologies. Reaches Out to Muslim World with Shared Values Initiative". "2 Inquiries Set on Pentagon Publicity Effort". Soldiers: The New York Times exposes a multi-armed Pentagon message machine". "Message Machine: Behind Analysts, the Pentagon's Hidden Hand". 268, enacted October 21, 1998^Office of National Drug Control Policy Reauthorization Act of 2006, Pub.L. 9''10 ^Drug-Free Media Campaign Act of 1998 of the Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1999, Pub.L.
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