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With nearly two decades of experience in the building industry, Betsy Goldstein, Director of Business Development with MA Design, has made a career of connecting people together in partnerships to create the most effective outcomes. After learning early about the Intel project Betsy met with various elected officials, business leaders, and community stakeholders, while researching the Intel impact in other cities.  In the past year she has shared her presentations more than 50 times, helping various organizations, firms, and communities prepare for this historic project.

Nick Glimsdahl is a keynote speaker, podcast host, contact center strategist, and author of a series of five books: 

• Reasons Not to Focus on Customer Experience
• Reasons Not to Focus on Employee Experience
• Reasons Not to Focus on Sales Experience
• Reasons Not to Focus on the Customer Journey
• Reasons Not to Focus on Culture

His mission is to have fun serving others.  

The Press 1 For Nick podcast is ranked in the top 2.5% of podcasts globally. The show has had over 1,000,000 impressions in the last year, and he has listeners in over 81 different countries.

Nick’s guests are leaders from (Chick-fil-a, The Ritz-Carlton, Crumbl Cookies, Zappos, Google, and Disney), best-selling authors, and other fascinating people like Hostage Negotiators, Authors, Scientists, TEDX Speakers, and Researchers.

Each episode features topics like Customer Experience, Employee Experience, Customer Journey, Customer Service, Employee Experience, Contact Center, Culture, Personalization, Storytelling, and more.

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Dr. Bill LaFayette is owner of Regionomics, a Columbus-based economic and workforce analysis and strategy firm. Bill offers more than 25 years of experience in economic analysis and development in Central Ohio. Before founding Regionomics in 2011, he spent 12 years as vice president of economic analysis with the Columbus Chamber of Commerce and 4 years with Rickenbacker Port Authority. Previously, he was a full-time faculty member at Ashland University and the University of North Texas. He is currently an adjunct faculty member of The Ohio State University’s John Glenn College of Public Affairs

In celebration of independent film and filmmakers, central Ohio’s premier cinemas and exhibition venues have joined forces creating the region’s grandest annual film event – a centerpiece of arts and culture in Columbus.

Joe Apgar is the President of Pelotonia, which was established in 2008 with the objective to fund lifesaving cancer research and today is a rapidly growing non-profit. In this role, he is responsible for leading all aspects of Pelotonia’s operations and ensuring the success of the organization’s strategic plan.

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Fondly called the Horseshoe since it opened in 1922, Ohio Stadium is a massive structure that holds just over 102,000 fans. Although football has always been its main purpose, the stadium’s designers successfully predicted that it would be much more. Throughout its history, the walls of the ‘Shoe have seen track stars breaking records, students living underneath its stands, musical guests belting out a favorite tune and parents beaming as their children receive their degrees. The traditions and stories surrounding Ohio Stadium are as diverse as those who have been there. Join University Archivist Tamar Chute to learn more about the history and stories of Ohio Stadium.

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