PowerUp: Conversations with SDSIC Members

By: Trevor Scullion
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  • Summary

  • Trevor Scullion interviews SDSIC members about exciting projects they're working on and learn how they're creating new solutions to address the growing needs of our Power Grid. In each episode, members share deep, creative thoughts and share insights on their current efforts and projects. PowerUp is a master-class on Electric Utility work, creativity, leadership and how to support grid advancements.
    Trevor Scullion 2023
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Episodes
  • Katie Muer from Black & Veatch and Scott Dimpfle our SDSIC Vice Chair

    Katie Muer from Black & Veatch and Scott Dimpfle our SDSIC Vice Chair
    Jun 25 2024

    Katie Muer from Black and Veatch joins Scott Dimpfl, our SDSIC Vice Chair and myself so we can chat about this year's amazing SDSIC live conference in Kansas City that Black & Veatch hosted! We talk about what it takes to host an event, Katie offers some advice and Scott runs the Q&A! Listen in!
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    31 mins
  • Cory Byrnes from Beta Engineering

    Cory Byrnes from Beta Engineering
    Jun 14 2024

    Cory Byrnes from Beta Engineering joins me and we chat about his Civil and Structural engineering work at BETA, his newly minted membership in the SDSIC, advice for other SDSIC newbies, why your should get involved, and of course ... we talk technology and AI.
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    50 mins
  • 2023: The year in review!

    2023: The year in review!
    Dec 18 2023

    In this episode we close out 2023 by pulling some tidbits of advice on the SDSIC from each conversation through the 2023 year.
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    32 mins

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