COO Kristi Riordan Featured on Podcast

Our COO Kristi Riordan took an hour to sit down with Renny McPherson, co-host and executive producer of the Numbers and Narrative podcast. Kristi talks about software engineering as a second career, how co-founders Adam Enbar and Avi Flombaum came together, high-growth companies, and everything in between. Click below to listen. “We have created accessible […]

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Our COO Kristi Riordan took an hour to sit down with Renny McPherson, co-host and executive producer of the Numbers and Narrative podcast. Kristi talks about software engineering as a second career, how co-founders Adam Enbar and Avi Flombaum came together, high-growth companies, and everything in between. Click below to listen.

“We have created accessible education to help people develop technical skills that are highly valuable in the market place.”

—Kristi Riordan 

Check out the full Numbers and Narrative website here.

Disclaimer: The information in this blog is current as of June 30, 2015. Current policies, offerings, procedures, and programs may differ.

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