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Modern-Day Technology Leader 2015 BEYA STEM Conference Modern-Day Technology Leader 2015 BEYA STEM Conference Reginald Cooper Eric Jones Fernando Rios Merritt Research Electronics Engineer Material Engineer Logistics Engineering Team Lead -DB- Air Force Research Laboratory Air Force Research Laboratory 801-04 Army/AMC/ROECOM/AMRDEC Charles Huang Nike Laguda Latricia Smith Director, New Technology Product Principal Technical Program Manager Senior Project Manager Development Engineering AT&T AT&T AT&T Allison Whittaker Jeffery Morgan Kam Kit Yiu Principal Member Technical Staff Manager- Engineering Service Support II Engineer AT&T BAE Systems Baltimore Gas & Electric Samuel Johnston Dina Abercrombie Tracy Lynn Adams General Engineer Senior Associate (Senior IT Project Cyber Security Policy and Compliance Baltimore Gas Electric Manager) Senior Consultant Booz Allen Hamilton Inc Booz Allen Hamilton Inc Napreya Brumfield Terrance A. 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