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Andrew Tarvin is a best-selling author and professional stand-up and improv comedian. He teaches people and organizations how to use humor to be more effective and productive. Tarvin has worked with more than 100 organizations including Procter & Gamble, GE and Western & Southern Life Insurance, speaking, training, and coaching on topics ranging from humor in the workplace to communicating confidently to strategic disengagement.
Brad Keller�has been developing and leading risk management programs for more than 25 years. During this time, he developed and implemented vendor and business risk management programs at several financial institutions that substantially improved risk management while also passing federal regulatory scrutiny.
Allison Snow is an accomplished B2B marketing expert, having served in leadership, sales enablement, and revenue marketing roles as a practitioner. She has held senior positions with technology firms of various sizes, from a billion-dollar global IT consultancy to private-equity backed software companies.Analytical and curious, Allison has always thrived on the metrics of B2B marketing, and she is captivated by insights-based, data-driven marketing measurement and decision-making. Her research agenda focuses on managing and harnessing data masterfully to power harmonious customer experiences, monitor and illustrate marketing performance, and forecast outcomes reliably. She helps Forrester's B2B Marketing clients make sense of the myriad technologies that power the revenue marketing engine; build their technology stacks to respond to the changing landscape in the age of the customer; and align message, content, and cadence against modern, nonlinear buyers' journeys being conducted across devices and channels.Previous Work ExperiencePrior to Forrester, Allison spent two years as director of revenue marketing at PeopleFluent, where she evolved campaigns to a customer life-cycle engagement strategy. Previously, she joined Liaison International to lead the 20-year-old company's first marketing organization, where she and her team focused on expansion into an entirely new market segment.EducationAllison has a Bachelor of Arts in international relations from Boston University and an MBA from Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts.
Ted Schadler serves Application Development & Delivery Professionals. He has 27 years of experience in the technology industry, focusing on the effects of disruptive technologies on people and on businesses. His current research agenda analyzes the expanding role of content and content delivery in a mobile-first, digital-always world, including the effects on web content management and digital experience delivery platforms.Ted is the coauthor of The Mobile Mind Shift: Engineer Your Business to Win in the Mobile Moment (Groundswell Press, June 2014).Ted is also the coauthor of Empowered: Unleash Your Employees, Energize Your Customers, and Transform Your Business (Harvard Business Review Press, September 2010).Previous Work ExperiencePreviously, Ted analyzed the consumerization of IT and its impact on a mobile-first workforce, the future of file services in a mobile-first, cloud-enabled world, mobile collaboration tools, workforce technology adoption and use, and the rise of cognitive computing. In 2009, Ted launched Forrester's Workforce Technology Assessment, the industry's first benchmark survey of workforce technology adoption. This quantitative approach helps professionals and the teams they work with have a fact-based conversation about employees' technology adoption. Prior to joining Forrester in April 1997, Ted was a cofounder of Phios, an MIT spinoff. Before that, Ted worked for eight years as CTO and director of engineering for a software company serving the healthcare industry. Early in his career, Ted was a singer and bass player for Crash Davenport, a successful Maryland-based rock-and-roll band.EducationTed has a master's degree in management from the MIT Sloan School of Management. He also holds an M.S. in computer science from the University of Maryland and a B.A. with honors in physics from Swarthmore College.








