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Chad Dalton shared thisChad Dalton shared thisHello World. I just updated my resume. Please consider reposting.
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Chad Dalton liked thisChad Dalton liked thisI got to celebrate #fathersday with both my daughters And my dad!🎉❤️ what a great day. I love you dad. Thanks for raising me in a Loving, Christian home ✝️
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Chad Dalton liked thisChad Dalton liked thisWhat if you had the chance to be at the forefront of the next industrial revolution? 🚀 Attending COMPUTEX in Taipei was exhausting, eye-opening, and felt like the beginning of big changes to come. If you are changing the world, NVIDIA Inception for Startups is here for you. nvidia.com/startups. Sheng-Ta Lee Ettikan K Karuppiah Richard Kerris Wei Jing (William) Wong Jinny Lin Demy Huang
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Chad Dalton liked thisChad Dalton liked thisThanks to First Round Capital for having me out to speak at their CTO summit today!
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Chad Dalton liked thisChad Dalton liked thisCadence is growing our engineering team and we currently have multiple open roles: https://lnkd.in/gNaB4pji Our team is significantly mitigating the impact of chronic disease. We support tens of thousands of patients across the country with heart failure, hypertension, and type 2 diabetes. We have a world-class engineering organization that is focused on driving impact for our patients and partners. Get in touch if: + You thrive in a fast-paced environments + You love being accountable for ambitious goals and having the ability to make important decisions daily + You have unreasonably high standards about who you work with + You want to dedicate yourself to making a positive impact on healthcare, a historically challenging industry to disrupt
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Chad Dalton liked thisChad Dalton liked thisMy Salesforce run has officially come to an end and it's been an absolute exciting ride! 16 years flies by when you're having fun and the people you’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with day to day are not merely work colleagues, but friends…and in some cases, friends who are like family! There are far too many people to list out who have been instrumental to my development and experience at ExactTarget prior to the Salesforce acquisition, but there are definitely a few who made sure to point me in the right direction when I needed a helpful nudge…Sameer Kazi, John DeFoe, Ryan Warren, Brian Olson, Doug Meade, Sean Brady, Jim Koepke, Allison Bantz, and Taylor Ring, Thank you and thank you! And that was just the beginning of the ride! For the last 10+ years, I have been extremely fortunate to step into the Partner/Agency world and help build from the ground up an ecosystem to support ET/Marketing Cloud Partner Practices around the globe. The invaluable time spent under leaders, mentors and with peers such as Don Lynch, Mike Pryor, Benjamin Yerushalmi, Rachael DiMeo, Michael Hammel and Tracy Novotny can not be replicated! We spent years together setting the course, evaluating practice needs, aligning with sales/product teams, all while adapting to an ever changing landscape. Once again….Thank you and thank you! And none of this would have taken place without the person who deserves my final note of gratitude - thank you to Scott Dorsey and crew for igniting all of this right here in Indy with the startup of #ExactTarget! So many of us ET’ers will continue to have extremely fond memories of the early ET days for years to come. We'll have the wisdom to share with others about being there in the early days of a successful Tech Start Up and of course explain the long living "Subscribers Rule" mentality. ET became the building block for my career and I am forever grateful! Thanks Scott! Chances are, if you have gotten this far in the post, you have been an important person in this journey as well. Thanks to you for making the run as meaningful and exciting as possible. Perhaps I’ll catch you on the next ride (wherever that may be)!
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Chad Dalton liked thisChad Dalton liked thisA Look Ahead at What's Next: I'm so grateful that, for the last 18+ months, I've found a working home with Matt Piety and his company, Summit Managed Solutions. Matt took a chance on someone with no healthcare background and I'm hopeful that I'm leaving his company better than I found it. Over the next 2 weeks I plan to finish my time at Summit well. I'm extremely excited to share I have accepted a full-time position to return to Greek InterVarsity staff at IU. God has used this past year of volunteering with the Greek IV chapter at IU to fill me with a compelling vision to rebuild the ministry that made such an impact in my own life 25+ years ago. I'm excited to return a little older, a little wiser hopefully, a little more seasoned, and with a lot more capacity. Makes me think maybe we should hire more 47-year-old campus staff! Over the next few months I will be in the process of developing a team of partners to pray for and financially support this ministry. I'm looking forward to being a part of all that God is doing in the lives of the 8,000 Greek students at IU. Hoo Hoo Hoo!
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Chad Dalton liked thisLargest investment in State history in St. Joseph County IndianaChad Dalton liked thisGovernor Eric J. Holcomb shares largest committed capital investment announcement in Indiana history today as Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to establish an $11B data center campus in New Carlisle. The campus is expected to create at least 1,000 new jobs in north central Indiana and power cloud computing capabilities and generative AI technologies, helping customers innovate faster and transform their businesses.
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