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Debra Dinnocenzo
is president of VirtualWorks!, a provider of learning resources for
people in the virtual workplace. VirtualWorks! specializes in
telework, virtual teams, and work-life balance and helps people lead
more balanced lives.
A seasoned senior executive with more than two decades of corporate
and academic experience, Debra has an extensive background in sales
and marketing. She has held executive positions with Development
Dimensions International (DDI), Ridge Associates and Learning
International, a division of Times Mirror.
Debra is a nationally recognized expert in the
field of telework and a frequent speaker at national conferences on
virtual workplace and work-life balance issues. She is often quoted
in the media and is widely published on virtual work strategies and
techniques. Debra is the author of
“101 Tips for Telecommuters” and co-author of
“Dot Calm: The Search for Sanity in a Wired World.”
An active member of her community, Debra lives
near Pittsburgh, PA and is involved in numerous community service
organizations. Additionally, she serves on the board of directors of
the national AAA; is vice chairman of East Central AAA (American
Automobile Association); serves on the board of trustees of
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Passavant Hospital; and is a
member of the board of directors of the Passavant Hospital
Foundation. Debra has served as an instructor in the special studies
program at Chautauqua Institution and holds an adjunct faculty
position with Duquesne University where teaches an online graduate
course, “Leadership in the Virtual Workplace.”
A graduate of
Central Michigan University, Debra holds Bachelor of Science and
Masters of Arts degrees in Management.
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Rick
Swegan is co-author of "Dot
Calm: The Search for Sanity in a Wired World," and a non-active
partner in VirtualWorks!. He serves as Vice President
of Client Services Consulting for Right Management Consultants. Previously
Rick served as a global account manager for DDI, where he managed
the firm's relationship with its largest global client. He is DDI's
career sales revenue leader and was awarded top sales honors for nine
consecutive years. Prior to his tenure at DDI, Rick was vice president
of human resources for a fast food chain and held administrative positions
at several colleges and universities. He received his B.A. from The
College of Wooster and a M.Ed. from Ohio University. |
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