NETWORKED TV

Discover how Sila is transforming clean energy and FieldClock is revolutionizing agriculture tech! Welcome to Networked TV – Episode 4 of Innovator Awards Season! In this episode, we highlight two groundbreaking companies making a significant impact on clean energy and agriculture: 🔋 Sila Join Rosendo Alvarado as he discusses Sila’s cutting-edge manufacturing facility in Moses Lake, WA. Discover how their advanced silicon-based anode materials are revolutionizing lithium-ion batteries, driving the electric vehicle market, and leveraging local hydropower for sustainable production. Plus, learn about their commitment to workforce development and partnerships with educational institutions. 🌾 FieldClock Hear from Jeff Moser about FieldClock, an innovative farm labor management platform designed to address the unique challenges farmers face. Learn how FieldClock saves time and money, ensures accurate employee payment, and stays accessible for all farming operations. Discover how this software is transforming agricultural labor tracking and compliance. 🎥 Don’t miss these inspiring stories of innovation, sustainability, and community impact. 💡 Subscribe for more stories of innovation and transformation! #CleanEnergy #SilaNano #AgricultureTech #FieldClock #Innovation #NetworkedTV #NCWTechAlliance #ElectricVehicles

Discover how Odin Finsen & Maya Cavazos are shaping the future of STEM in this inspiring episode! In this episode of Networked TV, we shine a spotlight on two incredible young STEM leaders making waves in North Central Washington: Odin Finsen – A Gonzaga University student and former Oroville High School Robotics Team standout. Odin's journey from award-winning robotics leader to tackling real-world challenges like the Haiti Plastic Waste Challenge is nothing short of inspiring. Hear how he’s using his STEM skills to make a difference! Maya Cavazos – A Quincy High School student breaking barriers as a leader in Computer Science. From creating an arcade of mathematical games to volunteering at local STEM events, Maya’s passion for innovation and community impact is truly remarkable. Tune in to discover their journeys, hear their advice for aspiring innovators, and see how they’re shaping the future of STEM. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories! #STEMLeaders #Innovation #Robotics #ComputerScience #NetworkedTV #NCWTechAlliance

From vibrant classrooms to cutting-edge labs and dynamic local businesses, our region is a hub of creativity and innovation. In this episode, David Mabee, Marketing Director at NCW Tech Alliance, sits down with two amazing guests who are making a real impact: Paulinne Anaya: A University of Washington student with an impressive track record in STEM and environmental engineering. We talk about how she got started with STEM projects, her internship experience at PNNL, and what drives her passion for making a difference. Paulinne also shares her advice for young women pursuing STEM and her hopes to inspire the next generation. Kellie Davies: Founder of Welcome Home Care in Omak. Kellie joins me to discuss her journey into elderly care, the unique challenges and rewards of running Adult Family Homes, and how she ensures her team delivers the highest standards of care. We also explore the meaningful impact her work has on the lives of local seniors and individuals with disabilities. Get ready for an inspiring conversation full of passion, innovation, and dedication. Thanks for joining us, and don’t forget to subscribe for more stories of incredible local talent and innovation! 👉 Like, comment, and share this episode to support these innovators and stay updated with all things Networked TV!

For over 23 years, NCW Tech Alliance has been celebrating our region’s trailblazers, from K-12 classrooms and college labs to emerging startups and established tech companies.This special season of Networked TV shines a spotlight on the incredible innovators of North Central Washington. From vibrant K-12 classrooms to cutting-edge college labs, and from dynamic startups to established tech companies, our region is a hub of creativity and innovation. In our first segment, meet Noe Flores and Eliseo Aguilar from Fiopin, a groundbreaking local company delivering ultra-fast fiber optic internet through community-funded infrastructure. Discover how Fiopin is leveraging PUD Fiber Internet to deliver affordable, reliable connectivity and revolutionize local access to high-speed internet. Next, we sit down with Wenatchee High School students Stephanie Salgado and Aden Juarez, passionate interns from the AEM Movement. These young innovators are transforming energy management, helping commercial buildings achieve ENERGY STAR certification, and creating real-world impact through the Advanced Energy Management (AEM) program. Learn how AEM interns make energy usage visible, drive cost savings of up to 40%, and empower businesses to reduce CO2 emissions while contributing to a sustainable future. Join us to explore how these innovators are transforming our community and paving the way for a brighter, more connected, and sustainable tomorrow! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories of innovation.

In this episode of Networked TV, host David Mabee sits down with Oly Mingo and Brittney Loveall from Heirloom Creatives and talks about their inspiring journey, growth, and invaluable insights for creative success.

In this episode of Networked TV, our host David Mabee, Marketing Director at NCW Tech Alliance, welcomes Craig Larsen, the newly appointed Executive Director of the North Central Washington Economic Development District (EDD). With over two decades of experience, Craig brings a wealth of knowledge and a fresh vision for the region’s growth and prosperity. What’s Inside: Craig’s inspiring journey in economic development Exclusive insights into the Supernova Business Launch Competition In-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities in Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan counties, and the Colville Confederated Tribes The pivotal role of start-ups and small businesses in driving economic vitality

Join us in this inspiring episode of Networked TV as we spotlight two trailblazers making a significant impact in North Central Washington. Our host David Mabee talks with Sarah Brown, Executive Director of TwispWorks, and Jonathan Baker, Owner and CEO of eqpd and our Entrepreneur of the Year at the 2023 Innovator Awards. Watch the full episode to hear how TwispWorks and eqpd are driving economic growth, sustainability, and community well-being in their community and beyond. Time Code 00:00 Intro 00:08 Opening Part 1 02:33 Introduction of Sarah Brown and Jonathan Baker 02:53 Vision of TwispWorks 04:35 eqpd Journey 11:57 Part 2

Tune in to Networked TV, Episode 9, Season 11, as we dive into STEM education’s future. Host David Mabee welcomes Wenatchee Valley College’s Rosana Linarez and Branwen Schaub to discuss the MESA program’s impact and vision. In This Episode: Rosana’s journey from engineer to MESA Director. Branwen’s academic path and role in STEM mentorship. Insights into the MESA program’s approach to inclusive STEM education. 📺 Watch Now: Subscribe to NCW Life Channel for the latest on how technology and community intersect in North Central Washington.

Join us in this episode of Networked TV as our CEO, Sue Kane, explores Wenatchee School District’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) initiatives with Jake Bucholz, CTE Director, Taunya Brown, High School CTE Coordinator, and Ron Brown, Executive Director of Technology, Safety, and Security. Hear how they craft career pathways for students, including professional training, certifications, and college credits. They will unveil a new program to prepare students for technology and cybersecurity careers, specifically designed to align with employment opportunities in regional Data Centers and more.

In this episode on Networked TV on the NCW Life Channel, Sue Kane, CEO of NCW Tech Alliance, hosts John Schapman, the Executive Director, and Wendy Brzezny, the Director of Clinical Integration at Thriving Together NCW. John and Wendy will discuss the mission and impacts of Thriving Together NCW and the importance of digital equity. They will also discuss the community's challenges and describe strategies for ensuring that every community member has the necessary resources and opportunities to succeed in our digital world.

In this episode of Networked TV on the NCW Life Channel, David Mabee, Marketing Director of NCW Tech Alliance sits down with Tona Chacon and Dr. Maria Morales-Sanchez from CAFÉ—an organization championing family and community growth through education. Our guests share their personal stories, visions for the future, and how CAFÉ's programs significantly impact the community.

In this episode of Networked TV, Season 11, Episode 5, join host David Mabee, Marketing Director at NCW Tech Alliance, as we explore the role of technology in community service and engagement. Our special guest, Russ Alman, Director of Communications at the Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center, shares his journey from a tech expert for Fortune 500 companies to a pivotal figure in enhancing digital communications for the senior community in North Central Washington.