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Chad Gross
Operations, Technology & Strategy Executive | Transformational Team Leader | Driver of Continuous Improvement | Investor | Entrepreneur
Chad Gross is a dedicated professional known for building and managing teams to drive organizational growth through automation.
With a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from Capella University and a Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology from Rochester Institute of Technology, Chad has a strong educational background.
Chad Gross has held key positions in various organizations, including Vice President of DevOps & Quality Engineering at Renaissance Learning.
His passion lies in simplifying and automating processes to reduce toil, elevate team morale, and enhance business agility.
Having served in leadership roles like Managing Member at Bull & Goat Oklahoma, LLC, and Limited Partner at Fairview MHP, LP, Chad brings a wealth of experience to the table.
His diverse professional journey includes positions such as Director of IT Operations at Amplify, Systems Administrator at Element K, and IT Consultant at Synapse Development.
Chad's expertise spans across operations, IT management, sales, and marketing, reflecting his versatile skill set honed over the years.
Today, Chad Gross continues to make a mark in the industry with his strategic approach to team management and automation, contributing significantly to organizational success.
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Great read for the CFO’s, CPA’s and other corporate financial advisors out there. Lyn is a fantastic analytical thinker and financial strategist. Well worth the read.
Do you like ads? More specifically, do you like ads in your web browsing experience? Most people find them annoying or, given that they generally track and follow you around the web, creepy at best. At worst, they are a method used to propagate malware and other harmful code. In fact, the FBI recently recommended everyone install an adblocker for security purposes.
In order to protect their control of the ad market, Google is about to restrict what extensions can do in Chrome. This means that all adblockers will no longer work... or at least not as well as they have in the past. This will affect just about all Chromium-based browsers, which is essentially everything except for Safari and Firefox. To learn more search for 'Google Manifest v3.' As a side note, Google just lost a court case where the judge determined them an ad monopoly.
Despite Brave being a Chromium-based browser, they have explicitly committed to supporting AdGuard, NoScript, uBlock Origin, and uMatrix extensions, but not necessarily indefinitely. That said, they inherently block many things without reliance on MV2 with their "Brave Shields." Issue #622 for Ungoogled-chromium project on Github discusses this issue, but comments suggest they may drop MV2 support due to the effort required for continued support. Mozilla has committed to supporting MV2 for the foreseeable future in Firefox, but that can certainly change. It's unclear how things will go for Safari, if someone has information about this, please comment below.
My finger's are crossed for Ladybird browser. They are still pre-alpha, but showing promise. They recently launched a 501(c)(3) and received over a million in funding. I am excited for them and the prospect of adding new life to this space without the burden of tech debt or ties to Google.
