Mike

As experienced IEEE professionals, there are many ways that we can make significant contributions to the community that we serve.   We are on the edge of launching a new initiative, IEEE AgeTech, that will create both a series of industry standards and new products and services designed for an aging population.  You can be a part of the “next big thing” for our global community.  We will explore the events and opportunities that are on the horizon. 

On a local level, join us as we discuss ways that you can make an impact through mentoring, STEM outreach, community building and being the critical resource that can address needs in your area. Learn specific programs, techniques and actions that will help you develop unique leadership skills.  We will also explore the confidence builders that will allow you to grow personally and professionally and to inspire others.

The presentation will explore ways that you can share those skills and become the inspiration, benchmark and ultimate resource to inspire, encourage and guide others to become leaders. 

Find out what’s happening now and how you can get involved! 

Make it a great evening.

Mike

Biography:

From the George F. McClure Citation of Honor

Michael Andrews is Managing Partner of Andrews & Associates, a business consulting firm specializing in new product creation, business leadership, logistics, and more. He is also a Founding Partner of consulting firm Inception Advisory Group.

Within IEEE, Andrews is a Life Senior Member, and has been heavily involved in the organization for many years, including serving as IEEE Region 6 Director (2013-2014). He continues to give generously of his time, with current roles such as AdCom member for the IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society, IEEE Awards Board Presentation and Publicity Chair, IEEE VICS (Vision, Innovation and Challenges) Summit Chair, EPICS Committee member, IEEE Life Members Committee and Region 6 Life Members Affinity Group Coordinator, Executive Producer of the IEEE Rising Stars Conference, and member of the Phoenix Section Executive Committee.

“Mr. Andrews has served IEEE members for many years through almost all of the IEEE Operating Units,” said Dr. Vasudeva Prasad Atluri, IEEE Phoenix Section Awards Committee Chair, in his nomination of Andrews. “He has shown his commitment to the community and engineering professionalism at every level, from the section to region to national and beyond.”

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