A View From The Wood

In the next few weeks young adults will be graduating from colleges around the country—fired up and looking for their first big break.  My advice to these new grads?  Utilize your network early in your career. 

We need to engage our children early in their schooling, and teach them that science and math can be both fun and cool.  What better way than through the arts?

Over the years, Telos has formed a wonderful relationship with Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS).  We believe strongly in their mission to bring comfort and support to those loved by our fallen heroes. 

In a post-9/11 world, additional airport security precautions are our reality.  The good news?  The TSA is moving towards improving their trusted traveler programs and aviation worker screening practices. 

Whether a rock concert or the Super Bowl, all large-scale events require massive venue coordination. 

JoA strong education system, particularly in the STEM disciplines, is not only crucial to a thriving economy, but also to our national security.  I believe there is a shift in the way our country is beginning to view education. The traditional, standardized education system is being challenged by the notion of student-centric, personalized education.

Last week I reached a milestone: I marked my 20^th anniversary with Telos.   I often joke that Telos has been a “20 year overnight success.”  Those first ten years were tough…

It is encouraging that despite the proposed cutback in IT spending, the administration still views cybersecurity as a top priority.

The game isn’t over, and we have the ball.  We, as individual Americans are the deciders of our own recovery—much like each individual player decides whether or not he is willing to put in the second-half effort.

Encouraging research relationships between universities and corporations will foster innovation and economic growth in the Commonwealth.