Malcolm Bohm, President, and CEO of Liquid Grids Inc., chats about how women’s health care needs a comprehensive change and how Liquid Grids reaches millions of women to empower them to find resources that address their specific symptoms and conditions. To learn more about this impactful company, visit their website: https://liquidgrids.com

Scott Sibley, co-founder of SHAmory, talks about the mission of the recently launched company that strives to educate people about Bitcoin through games and books. Sibley is bullish about why SHAmory through its Bitcoin lessons can be a “game-changer” in teaching financial literacy to students. To learn more you can find their website at www.shamory.com

Josquin Des Pres, President of Utonium Music, discusses his company’s recent launch that provides professional music services for performers to promote their music throughout the world. Des Pres and his leadership have 100 years of combined music industry experience in all aspects of the profession. To learn more you can visit their website at www.UtoniumMusic.com

Bruce Braciszewski, Ph.D. and Emeritus Director of the Classroom of the Future Foundation (CFF), chats about the current education fundraising needs to promote diversity and equity in STEM initiatives. Braciszewski talks about the establishment of the CFF Innovation Strategy Fund, along with the challenges students face today in our technology-centric world. To learn more about…

Betty Mohlenbrock, winner of the prestigious Peter Drucker Award for Nonprofit Innovation and Congressional Medal of Honor Society “Community Service Hero” Award, discusses her passion and legacy of shining a light on the power of reading aloud to children. Mohlenbrock talks about the founding of her newest venture: Reading Legacies.

Jose Cruz, President & CEO of the San Diego Council on Literacy, chats about the Council’s relentless focus on advocating the invaluable literacy services offered by the Council’s literacy affiliates. Cruz talks about the Council’s top initiatives and challenges.