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A Hybrid Event Combining Education and Golfing for Charity —
Windstream believes in keeping their teams up-to-date on the ever-changing ICT industry. Toward that end, the ISE Team helped them create a Windstream Live TechSeries Educational Event this spring in South Carolina. Over 200 team members immersed themselves in educational seminars on topics including 5G developments, the evolving customer experience, data center and web scale transformation, and network evolution.
After a day of soaking in the latest technology updates, they hit the links to raise money for the charity Fostering Great Ideas. Windstream, its participating employees, and its vendor partners, put their money where their values are, raising over $25,000 for FGI.
Talk about a 2-day grand slam!
Photos courtesy of Madison Boone.
Buddy Bayer, Senior Vice President of Transport Engineering, speaks to attendees at the Windstream TechSeries Event in Greenville.
Proceeds from the Windstream Charity Golf Event went to Fostering Great Ideas.
Enjoying a beautiful day at The Preserve in Greenville, South Carolina.
Networking on the Exhibit Floor.
Art Nichols, Vice President, Network Architecture and Technology, speaks to the golfers at the Windstream Charity Golf Event.
Joe Krystofik, Principal Solutions Architect, from Fujitsu Network Communications, educates the attendees on Data Centers and Web Scale Transformation.
Attendees waiting for the next Education Session to begin.
Windstream Charity Golf Event 1st Place Winners.
Co-authored with Sharon Vollman. She is Senior Vice President, Editorial Director of ISE magazine. She oversees all editorial processes and staff for ISE magazine, the ISE e-newsletter,ise.mediaquest.co, and leads the educational content development for ISE EXPO and several events. Vollman has created educational partnerships with the major communications and entertainment providers including AT&T, Verizon, CenturyLink, Frontier Communications and Cincinnati Bell. She has covered the telecom industry since 1996, when she joined OSP magazine as editor. Prior to that she worked in advertising with Ogilvy & Mather and CME. Vollman has a bachelor’s degree in journalism/advertising from the University of Iowa.