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Wayne Williams

Mr. Williams serves as CEO of Empowering Technology Inc. (ETI). ETI focuses on providing Information, Promotional, Technology Integration, and Training Services. As CEO, Mr. Williams is responsible for guiding the design and implementation of affordable, client-oriented, high-impact, sustainable services and products forETI clients.

Mr. Williams received his master degree in Technology and Human Development from Harvard and his master degree in Statistical Analysis and Measurement from Boston College. He has fourteen years of professional experience as an educator, statistician, and technologist. His areas of expertise and experience include database design and management, quantitative and qualitative analysis, digital technology, cognitive development, and program evaluation.

In 2001 and 2003, Mr. Williams served as an invited Reflective Community Practice fellow at MIT, sharing important lessons learned working as a technology consultant for public housing communities. He has also served on several panels at MIT and Harvard, dealing with bridging the digital divide. Mr. Williams is also part of an on-going Harvard Law School led initiative exploring ways of using technology to facilitate the rehabilitation process of prisoners in third world countries.

Combining his love of working with technology and youth, Mr. Williams served as a co-founder and an initial Board officer of the Benjamin Banneker Charter School in Cambridge, MA, a charter school focusing on developing technological skills among inner-city minority youth. Mr. Williams has been bestowed many awards and honors for his professional and community work. Selected board memberships and honors include the International Who’s Who in Information Technology, Phi Delta Kappa, Black Data Processing Association, Association for Computing Machinery, and the American Education Research Association.

When not helping to operate TSI, Mr. Williams enjoys spending time with his wife and church-related activities.

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