ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode of Infoversity, host Mike Fudge sits down with Sam Clarvit—iSchool alum, tech investor, and 2025 convocation speaker—for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of AI, leadership in a tech-driven world, and why empathy and adaptability matter more than ever. From his early days fixing VCRs to guiding startups and investing in innovation, Sam shares personal stories, career insights, and a powerful message for students: “Always keep learning—and always be human first."
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
In this Infoversity episode, IT leader and educator Jim Enright shares insights from his doctoral research on women in cybersecurity. He explores how community, mentorship, and curiosity fuel success in cyber programs, offers lessons from Syracuse’s Doctor of Professional Studies, and reveals how e…
This episode features an interview with Katy Arons, CEO and founder of Continual Consent, LLC. Hosted by Gabriel Davila, a major in applied data analytics, the conversation delves into Katy's journey from aspiring doctor to tech entrepreneur. Katy shares how her experiences in high school and her e…
In this Infoversity episode, Aaron Revell, Information Security Officer and IT Operations Director at Cynosure, reflects on his path from Syracuse iSchool student to cybersecurity leader. He shares lessons on balancing growth with risk, fostering a security-aware workplace, mentoring teams, and why…
In this episode, Sophie Estep '20 and Gabe Davila-Campos discuss career trajectories, interdisciplinary education, and adapting to changes in technology and communication. Sophie reflects on her shift from biology to public relations and information management, her experiences as an EY consultant, …
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