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Brian Flores

Department Manager/Supervisor
TeraThink, Inc.
United States

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Innovation, Technology, Leadership, Management, Design, Social Responsibility, Work/Life, Company of Friends

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  • University of New Orleans, Bachelor’s degree, 1994.
  • Gonzaga University, Master’s degree.

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Educational History

University of New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 1994.
Areas of study: Finance

Gonzaga University, Washington, United States
Master’s degree.
Areas of study: Organizational Leadership

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Big Idea: Blackberry's new models will allow the company to continue to dominate the smartphone market. | by Fast Company staff | November 03, 2008 1:25 pm
Comment: I think RIM's "era of dominance" is already long over, and they must pursue the "prosumer" marketplace more aggressively. Microsoft continues to improve its Windows Mobile offering, which have the...
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Big Idea: By 2012, desktop software will be a quaint throwback—replaced by cloud computing. | by Fast Company staff | October 28, 2008 1:43 pm
Comment: Wow, who really comes up with these questions? Has anyone at Fast Company actually worked as a technologist in a real-world setting? For email and back-office productivity, we're already well down...
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Big Idea: Despite the Treasury's plan to cap executive pay at $500,000, banks will always find ways to pay their top execs far more. | by Fast Company staff | October 17, 2008 4:46 pm
Comment: @Jack, I share your view that the pay packages of superstar athletes and movie & musical stars is another example of Nero warming up his fiddle, but the truth is that they generate positive...
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Big Idea: Despite the Treasury's plan to cap executive pay at $500,000, banks will always find ways to pay their top execs far more. | by Fast Company staff | October 16, 2008 10:37 am
Comment: The key isn't pay; it's the total compensation! The overhaul of the tax code that limited CEO pay deductibility to $1 million caused executive compensation packages to bulge with options,...
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When D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee got a shout-out from Barack Obama in the third...
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Rebuilding New Orleans: Ten Coolest Innovators | by Saabira Chaudhuri
Three years after Katrina, the nation's most expensive hurricane, which cost insurers an estimated $44 billion, came Gustav. As if New Orleans needed its rebuilding project to...
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