Cyber-Seniors is supported by a 10-member Advisory Board whose role is to:
Research Director, Founding Partner, Reveal Research; Managing Consultant, Partner, RevealMax
Luke is a veteran entrepreneur, researcher and ethical leader with an 18-year record of delighting clients in Market Research, IT, and Business Consultation. He is a critical thinker known for opportunity identification, proactive risk management, and creative solutions. His most recent venture, RevealMax, develops and delivers senior-focused technology courses, training, onsite and remote support through partnerships with community centers, senior living facilities and places of worship.
Luke’s years of service on boards of directors, advisory and change control boards conferred experience in fostering stakeholder consensus by translating visions into clear, achievable, win-win objectives.
His extensive volunteer experience in the area of economic development includes design and facilitation of business courses and mentorship of aspiring entrepreneurs. Luke holds a Masters degree in Business Administration, as well as a Chartered Manager designation. He is a member of the Project Management Institute and the Canadian Institute of Management.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukezukowski/
Josh Will, SVP and Consumer Sales Officer for Best Buy Health
Josh is responsible for advancing the purpose of Best Buy Health by enriching and saving lives through technology and meaningful connections. Leading the Lively (formerly Great Call) channel sales teams, MVNO and strategic partnerships; he ensures the industry, market, employee and customer experiences are balanced inputs into the business strategies and operations.
Prior to his current role, Josh has over 24 years of omni-channel retail. Leading numerous business units, P&Ls and large-scale enterprise capabilities for Best Buy. This includes teams that develop end-to-end customer experiences, manage vendor relationships and continuously develop a growth pipeline for a collection of innovative categories and technologies. He was the executive leader during BBY’s entrance into several industries including Home Theater, Mobile Phones, Smart Home, Subscription Services and more recently Digital Health and fitness. This experience is now helping to lead teams that provide our Aging Generation with technology and meaningful connections to help enrich and save lives.
Associate Director, LeadingAge CAST
Scott shapes and executes LeadingAge CAST’s strategies and work plans to expand and lead CAST’s network. He is responsible for increasing CAST’s exposure and coordinating technology initiatives that aim to identify barriers and opportunities to facilitate the use of technology in an aging society, including coordinating state-level activities in partnership with LeadingAge’s State Affiliates.
Prior to joining LeadingAge CAST, Scott spent 7 years at SelfHelp Community Services in NY. Scott has become an expert in leveraging technology to help older adults stay independent and socially engaged. Scott has master’s degrees in gerontology and business, providing him with the ability to both evaluate and implement new technology across the care continuum. Scott’s most recognized program, SelfHelp’s Virtual Senior Center founded in partnership with Microsoft and New York City, provided unique programs for New York City’s senior citizens and garnered both national and international attention.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-code-mba-1598881b/
Director, Social Isolation Impact Project at The Motion Picture & Television Fund; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Los Angeles Pierce College
For over a decade Maureen has focused on developing methods to enhance social connectivity in the older adult population. As Director of the Social Isolation Impact Project for The Motion Picture Television Fund she has built and manages the deployment of The Daily Call Sheet; a low-cost, high-touch, volunteer-based social connectivity program designed for those suffering from, or at elevated risk of, loneliness and social isolation. Working in conjunction with the AARP Foundation, she has developed a ‘tool-kit’ model that will be replicated and scaled for broader impact. Additionally, directing and implementing a second pilot with Uniper Care to explore innovative technology solutions for the most isolated homebound seniors. She has conducted research, created training videos on cross-generational communications, and presented on the impact of social isolation and loneliness at numerous conferences.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maureen-feldman-aa4a8013/
CEO, Aralynn A. A. McMane Connections (international advisory service on youth & news media), founder, Global Youth & News Media Prize
Aralynn creates and advocates intergenerational experiences around the world to reinforce media literacy, especially through a journalistic prism.
Previously, Aralynn was the Executive Director of Youth Engagement & News Literacy (21 years), and a journalism reporter, editor, researcher, and professor (15 years). She holds a Ph.D. from Indiana University Bloomington, an MA from S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, and a BA from University at Albany, SUNY.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aralynnmcmane/
Professor of Communication and Media Studies (Retired), Lindsey Wilson College
Greg also served as founding Dean of Lindsey Wilson College’s School of Business and Communication, and Director of the LWC Center for Public Life, the predecessor of the Parker H. Jackman Center for Public Life, which he founded and continues to administer as an independent entity focused on the practice of public dialogue and deliberation. He has four decades of experience in higher education, all at faith-based, non-profit institutions in administrative and instructional capacities. He is a Director on the Board of the National Exchange Carrier Association, which provides data and financial services to the U.S. telecommunications industry. He has taught several upper-level college courses on intergenerational communications.
VP of Technology, Cober Inc.
Matthew is a technologist and executive with experience in IT, manufacturing and publishing. He is VP of Technology for Cober, Inc., a leading manufacturer of industrial heating systems, and previously held senior IT leadership positions at Time and Reader’s Digest Association. Matt is President of the Reader’s Digest Partners for Sight Foundation non-profit, serves on the advisory board of the Baruch College Computer Center for Visually Impaired People, provides Chief Technology Officer guidance for TeenSmart International and is a frequent presenter on topics of business and technology. Matt is also creator of Whysper, a platform allowing the consumption of web content as text-to-speech podcasts.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewkrieger/
Program Coordinator, Rhode Island Department of Human Services’ Adaptive Telephone Equipment Loan (ATEL) Program
The ATEL Program provides free landline and wireless technology to low-income individuals with disabilities. Kimberly is a graduate of the University of RI – College of Business. She is a Member of the Telecommunication Equipment Distribution Program Association (TEDPA) and the Assistive Technology Access Partnership (ATAP Partner).
https://www.linkedin.com/in/denise-corson-882588ab/