“I remember as a child getting a telephone. Our number was 779 and the operator connected you to the person you wanted to call. Fast forward 65 years and look where we are today. Technology has revolutionized how we communicate, how we interact, how we conduct business and how we live.”Shelley Berkley | CEO and Senior Provost, Touro University Nevada
“The day the fax machine was invented was the day the world got faster. That is the biggest change I have seen in my career, as it was the springboard for a faster-moving society.”Craig Galati | Principal, LGA
“The revolution I’ve seen is the standard American diet. The growing awareness of dangers associated with consumption of processed, nutrient stripped foods has shifted people’s food decisions and they’re starting to understand real, nutrient dense food.”Patricia Kaytia | Owner, Fruits & Roots Organic Juice Bar – Wellness Kitchen
“As a former JAG officer, the most significant change I have seen to the armed forces is the transition from a draft to an all-volunteer force.”John Naylor | Co-Managing Partner, Maupin·Naylor·Braster, Attorneys at Law
“The development of the internet – When the news began covering the impending release of this technology, I don’t think anyone had a grasp on how this would change our daily lives.”Barbara Lagoe | Audit and Accounting Manager, Fair, Anderson & Langerman
“The biggest change I have seen in my lifetime is the speed at which we communicate. From landlines, answering machines and ‘snail mail’, to cell phones, texts and e-mails. Contracts that used to take weeks, if not months, to complete are now done in minutes on-line with e-signatures.”Scott Edlin | Partner, ManagedPAY
