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Brian Garback
Director of Sales at bodo.ai
Brian Garback is a dedicated professional with a diverse background encompassing various roles in the technology and business sectors.
With a Master's in Computer Science from the University of Virginia, Brian has showcased his expertise in solution crafting, team leadership, and actionable planning across his career.
Throughout his 14 years in the industry, Brian has excelled in roles such as Account Executive at IBM, where he specialized in selling and executing cognitive strategies for retail and travel executives.
He has also contributed significantly to building CRM practices, creating cloud strategies, and running SCRUMS for software product development at both established corporations like Microsoft and agile startups.
Brian's educational journey includes a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a minor in Applied Mathematics from the University of Virginia, adding a solid academic foundation to his practical experience.
Certified in methodologies like SCRUM, Dynamics CRM, and Lean Six Sigma, Brian is a firm believer in continuous learning and professional development.
When he's not immersed in transforming businesses, Brian enjoys spending quality time with his family in Georgetown, DC, engaging in activities like biking, skiing, yoga, and sailing on the Potomac River.
His dedication to lifelong learning and his ability to navigate complex business challenges make Brian Garback a valuable asset in any professional setting.
Highlights
Jensen Huang's Caltech commencement speech is worth a couple listens.
He encouraged the students to "engage with AI" as "AI's advancing on multiple exponentials at the same time."
He even gave a vote a confidence for what we're working to do here at SQream to "offload time-consuming algorithms to a #GPU that specializes in parallel processing."
"We routinely achieve 10, 100, sometimes 1,000 fold speedup saving money, cost and energy. We now accelerate application domains [such as] #SQL processing engines"!
hat tip to Peter Chan for putting this one on my radar FYI Alexandra Hudak, who manages our NVIDIA relationship
Does anyone despise the new #linkedin "Catch Up" feature?
I think I put a bullet in it:
- click Notifications at the top
- click "Network catch-up updates"
- turn off "Job changes", "Hiring", "Work Anniversaries", etc.
One final message: Serena Romero, congrats on 2 years at Tango :)
Back to serenity.
