AllThingsNew.Tech Podcast
Summary: Do engineers and God have anything in common? At allthingsnew.tech, we explore the intersection of theology and technology, ask the hard questions, and create conversations. Join us as we think aloud with tech innovators, theologians, and enthusiasts from the Bay Area and beyond.
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In episode 2, ATN host Paul Taylor talks with Mo Fong, Director of Google Technical Solutions. Mo's work at Google has spanned an impressive variety of fields, from improving diversity in tech to Google Search. Join their conversation about access to technology, data integrity, and empowerment to create and use technology well. MO FONG Mo has worked at Google for the past 12 years. She is currently the Director of Google Technical Solutions for Google Assistant and Search. Previously, she led Google's efforts in K-12 Education Outreach and served as Chief Compliance Officer for Google Wallet. Prior to Google, Mo worked at PayPal in risk management and served as the Executive Director of the Stanford Educational Leadership Initiatives. She holds a BS in Chemical Engineering and MA in Education from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Outside of work, Mo is busy trying to keep up with her two sons (8 and 10 years old). She is also passionate about equity issues in K-12 education, such as bringing more girls and underrepresented groups into STEM fields and making schools a better place to work for teachers.
The All Things New podcast is finally here! We're excited to launch our first episode featuring Paul Lee, founder of Threadloom. The company's mission is to uncover the treasure trove of valuable information stored within internet forums. In this episode, ATN host Paul Taylor and Paul Lee talk about the dignity of people with real wisdom to share, determining truth in a world of profit and popularity, and the value of real relationships. PAUL LEE Paul is CEO and Co-founder of Threadloom, a startup working to fix how people get information on the Internet. Prior to founding Threadloom, Paul was a product manager at Google, and a consultant with Foundation Strategy Group and McKinsey. Outside of work, Paul has volunteered with the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative, World Relief, and International Justice Mission. Paul lives in Palo Alto with his wife and their two children.
