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 |  | | Upcoming engagements |  |  |  |  | | | | PTAC websites for government contractors - Tuesday, February 26, 2008 Lee will be speaking in March 2008 to a group of business people looking to do web improvements for their government contracting oriented websites. The presentation will be availble online. Topics range from basic requirements to SEO for government sites. |
| Rochester Small Business Council Boot Camp - 2008 - Tuesday, February 26, 2008The Rochester Small Business Council boot camp series (free to SBC Members, $25/session to non-members) will feature Lee in 2 speaking engagements in the fall of 2008. These events will feature building a stable and secure IT infrastructure for small startup businesses, and security and business continuity for small businesses.
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| Penfield Symphony Orchestra Board - Tuesday, February 26, 2008Lee will speak to the Penfield Symphony Orchestra Board on the subject of raising money for non-profits. |
| Facebook profile - Friday, November 16, 2007 |
| IBEE National Convention - Banff, Canada - Tuesday, March 07, 2006 - Monday, March 20, 2006On June 21st, Lee has been selected to speak on the topic of "Websites that work". The International Builder's Exchange Executives represent hundreds of Builders exchanges around North America. This year they're joining the Canadian Construction Association - their brother organization North of the border - to present on a number of topics pertinent to the development of exchange organizations. Lee's presentation will be concentrating on how to use the Builder's Exchange website as a recruitment and member retention tool. He'll feature heavily the work that he did improving the Rochester Builder's Exchange website, as well as member websites for other organizations. |
| OWASP meeting - Monday, March 20, 2006On 3/20/2006 Lee will be speaking at the Rochester OWASP meeting on the topic of Network Security features of .NET 2006. The speaking engagement will be targeted at security professionals to give them an overview of the new features of .NET framework 2.0, which enables developers to create more secure solutions. OWASP (the Open Web Application Security Project) is a national organization dedicated to finding and curing the causes of insecure software. The Rochester Chapter features representatives from many of Rochester's major firms, including Kodak, Bausch and Lomb, and Xerox. |
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 |  | | Prior engagements |  |  |  |  | | | | Lee Speaks at Penfield Robotics Rally - Tuesday, February 26, 2008I spoke on the subject of teamwork, and how the FIRST Robotics Penfield 1511 Team could teach a lot of adults how to build a great team and accomplish great things. The speaking engagement went well, considering that I literally had to prepare the speech the night before giving it :) |
| IBEE Conference, Banff, Alberta Canada - Wednesday, September 20, 2006I spoke on the topic of "Building a Better Member Website" for the International Builders Exchange Executives, and the Canadian Construction Operating Officers convention in Banff. This engagement was a paid speaking engagement to an audience of over 100 members. The event went well, with a number of great comments from the membership. |
| OWASP Meeting - Monday, March 20, 2006 - Monday, March 20, 2006On 3/20/2006 Lee spoke at the Rochester OWASP meeting on the topic of Network Security features of .NET 2006. The speaking engagement was targeted at security professionals to give them an overview of the new features of .NET framework 2.0, which enables developers to create more secure solutions. OWASP (the Open Web Application Security Project) is a national organization dedicated to finding and curing the causes of insecure software. The Rochester Chapter features representatives from many of Rochester's major firms, including Kodak, Bausch and Lomb, and Xerox. read more ... |
| Clinton Panel on Health Issues - Wednesday, February 08, 2006On 1/23/2006 Lee participated in a panel with Senator Hillary Clinton on the topic of Health Issues in the Upstate NY Area. Lee represented the roles and challenges of small business in providing health insurance to employees. In this panel each speaker gave a 5-minute presentation, and then was queried by the Senator on issues pertinent to their expertise. As a provider of computer services to the health industry, and a small business owner who provides health insurance to his employees, Lee was able to provide a unique perspective on the issues. The session was held at the University of Rochester Medical Center. |
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Lee Drake has extensive speaking experience. He's spoken on topics such as computer security, programming best practices, building content managed websites, building online communities, virus and spyware prevention, and a variety of other computer-related topics.
As sponsor and author of the Viruswarn.com website Lee has built a world-wide following of users who rely on him and his co-authors to get up-to-date information on virus threats.
In addition, Lee has participated in a number of discussion panels on wide-ranging business-related topics, including health insurance for small businesses, legislative issues for NYS businesses, workmen's comp, 240/241 reform, and Medicaid/Medicare reform. He participated in a panel sponsored by Senator Hillary Clinton on the challenges of providing health care to small businesses.
As a member of the executive board for the Rochester Small Business Council Lee has worked hard to help NYS create an environment that is more friendly towards small businesses. As a member of the economic development committee for the Rochester Business Alliance he's participated in assisting Rochester to grow into a competitive upstate NY city. As a member of the board for the Genesee Valley Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management Lee has added extensive experience in the everyday issues of HR Management in the small business.
As a member of the Rochester Professional Consultants Network Lee has spoken on panels ranging from computer solutions for small businesses, building an online presence for your consulting organization, web advertising, and search engine optimization, to the challenges of building a consulting organization.
As 50% owner of Aztek Computer Solutions, Inc., Lee helped build a Rochester Top 100 company. As President and CEO of OS-Cubed, Inc., Lee is well on the way to creating his next Top 100 company.
In addition, Lee has participated extensively in the programs sponsored by The Executive Committee (TEC) now known as Vistage. Lee is a graduate of Cornell University ALS School, a Certified Novell Engineer, a programmer, a Habitat for Humanity supporter, an avid Tournament Paintball player, and a fan of science fiction and fantasy books. He also enjoys playing a wide variety of computer, card, and board games. | |  |
Lee Drake - Author and Speaker biography |  | | Lee's speaking blog |  |  |  |  | | | Jun20 Written by:LeeDrake 6/20/2006 7:39 PM I'm getting charged about the Banff trip. I'll blog a bit while there - I've got internet access. The engagement is at the beautiful RimRock Resort in Banff. I'm looking forward to joining my buddies from the Rochester Builder's Exchange. My plane leaves at o-dark-thirty in the morning, so I'm glad I'll have a day to recoup once I get there. Tags: 1 comments so far...
Re: Heading to Banff...
Wow Lee - I am an attendee of the IBEE conference and am sitting in your presentation at this moment. I have learned so much from you - I can't wait to get started on the priniciples you have outlined to us. Thank you so much and I am sure my firm will be contacting you soon.
By ibee on
6/23/2006 10:59 AM
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