Wayne Sutton

Change Catalyst

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Wayne Sutton is the co-founder and chief technology officer at Change Catalyst, a company that arranges conferences and workshops to increase inclusivity by empowering diverse leaders and helping the under-represented.                                                

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We started this program 17 years ago; Google and Apple were losing money. Now, 80 percent of Americans are walking search engines with smart phones.

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