Updates Memory Loss: Is It Serious? – Oct 2, 2019 The Caring Generation® Talk Radio: When Work and Caregiving Collide Why Being A Caregiver Is So Exhausting – Sept 25, 2019 What to Do When Work And Caregiving Collide – Sept 18, 2019 The Caring Generation® Talk Radio: Caring for Aging Parents – A Checklist What to Do When Work And Caregiving Collide

Topics: Health Care, Health Care, Aging, Aging and Senior Life, Caregiving, Financial Planning, Healthcare speaker, Women’s Health, Aging Parents

About: Pamela D. Wilson, MS, BS/BA, CG, CSA, is a caregiving expert, advocate, and speaker offering support to family caregivers and professionals in healthcare, estate and probate law, wealth and financial planning. Since 1999, Pamela has been a business owner providing direct service in the areas of care management, caregiver support, and the legal and fiduciary appointments of guardian, power of attorney, personal representative, and trustee. Pamela's expertise as a family caregiver and professional advocate for over 20 years offers rare practical expertise and insight into the daily challenges experienced by caregiving families. Online caregiver support and programming is available through The Caring Generation Library and her website. Pamela produced and hosted The Caring Generation®, from 2009 to 2011, a radio program focusing on caregiving issues on 630 KHOW-AM in Denver. Her book, The Caregiving Trap: Solutions for Life’s Unexpected Changes is available through all major booksellers and her website http://www.pameladwilson.com/book

Updates MicroTech Selected for $3B Department of Homeland Security Contract MicroTech Named as One of the 30 Most Valuable Companies to Watch in 2019 MicroTech Is Celebrating Its Fifteen Year Anniversary MicroTech Celebrates Fifteen Year Anniversary $2,500 External Referral Offer for Controller MicroTech CEO Honored as a Top 10 Leader by Hispanic Executive Magazine

Topics: Business Growth, Business Speaker, Business Speaker, Business Owner, Business Leadership, Business Process Improvement, Business Start Ups, Small Business Growth, Veterans Advocacy

About: Tony Jimenez is the Founder, President & CEO of MicroTech - America's largest Hispanic-Owned IT Integrator. Employing 400 highly skilled professionals, Tony has grown MicroTech into a multi-million dollar technology business. A military veteran and advocate for the Veteran and Hispanic communities, his public speaking topics include Entrepreneurship, Government Contracting, and Diversity Business. Among his business awards: Business Legend; Federal 100; Executive of the Year; Top CEO Philanthropist; Veteran Champion; Minority Business Leader. Tony has been profiled in Inc. magazine, Washington Post, CNN, Business Week, American Legion, Veterans Business Journal, Federal Computer Week, Washington Business Journal, Hispanic Business, SmartCEO, CRN.

Updates National School Choice Week Announces Andrew Campanella as President National School Choice Week 2012 Galvanizes Americans in Support of Reform Houston Families Plan Huge Rally to Support School Choice (Saturday, January 28) National School Choice Week Sweeps Country With Bipartisan Backing News: Anchorage, Alaska Hosts National School Choice Week Event Nation's Largest-Ever Celebration of Education Reform Kicks Off Next Week

Topics: Politics, Education Reform, Schools, PR Strategy, Education and Child Pol, Education and Child Policy, Educational Policy, Politics and Public Relations, Politics/Tax Reform

About: Andrew R. Campanella is one of the education reform movement?s leading policy and communications strategists. He is the vice president of public affairs for National School Choice Week (www.schoolchoiceweek.com), responsible for planning and promoting hundreds of education reform-related events to shine an unprecedented spotlight on the need for educational choice. A recognized author, commentator, and public speaker, Andrew worked for nearly five years as national director of communications at the American Federation for Children, the school choice movement?s largest lobbying and political organization. He was also a senior advisor for the Federation?s nonprofit affiliate, the Alliance for School Choice.