I thought that some of you might be interested in hearing this interview with my wife Bronwyn. She has come such a long way since I first introduced her to the iPhone more than 3 years ago and I am very proud of her.
> From: Bob Branco <mailto:branco...@verizon.net> > Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 7:40 PM > To: Robert Branco <mailto:branco...@verizon.net> > Subject: tomorrow (Monday, February 23) on Branco Broadcast, Brie Rumery of > Fedora Outlier, 3:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time > > Tomorrow (Monday, February 23), Brie Rumery of Fedora Outlier will be our > featured guest on Branco Broadcast at 3:00 p.m. Eastern, 2:00 Central, 1:00 > Mountain, and 12:00 Pacific Time. Fedora Outlier assists people with today’s > computer technology in many ways. To participate on Branco Broadcast, please > call 712-432-3645. When it asks, press 1 for the main menu, 1 for the rooms > menu, and 6 for my conference room. > > > > Bronwyn “Brie” Rumery is a Junior Partner along with being the Public > Relations/Social Media Liaison for Fedora Outlier, LLC. She is also the > co-author of Fedora’s “Old Hat Guide to iPhone Accessibility” e-books and > also moderates a weekly interactive Twitter chat entitled, #AccessChat-A > Twitter Chat Committed to Access. > > > > Fedora Outlier, LLC was founded in June of 2012 by Managing Partner VaShaun > Jones and it is the nation’s first provider of consulting, teaching and > support for Apple’s range of accessible technologies (including the Mac, > iPhone and iPad), Fedora Outlier, LLC, partners with private consumers, > agencies and government organizations to provide better than excellent > products and services to encourage, equip and empower users to do more with > their technology. > > > > The entire team, including Brie, are either blind or visually impaired and > use some or all of Apple’s products on a daily basis. Therefore, the > knowledge and experience she and her fellow colleagues offer their clients is > not only innovative but “Top Down Better Than Excellent.” > > > > Brie’s claim to fame at the firm is the fact that she suffers from > technophobia and that there was a time that she was quite terrified to even > think about learning how to use an iPhone. Thus, the first e-book for the > firm was conceived which is a true depiction of Brie’s journey from being > “scared to death” to becoming not only a loyal iOS fan but an experienced > teacher as well. > > > > Brie is also proud to be the moderator of a weekly interactive chat entitled, > “#AccessChat-A Twitter Chat Committed To Access,” which takes place on > Tuesday evenings via Twitter at 8:00 PM Eastern. This chat allows the > blindness community the opportunity to interact with individuals, > organizations or brands that are making and continue to make a difference > within the blindness community. > > > > When Brie is not busy working she enjoys spending time in Jasper, Georgia > with her husband Scott, daughter Makayla and their two German Shepherd > Fidelco guide dogs. She also enjoys writing short stories & poetry, crafting, > listening to various types of music and of course playing word games on her > iPhone. > > > > Brie can be contacted via email at b...@fedoraoutlier.com > <mailto:b...@fedoraoutlier.com> or you can follow her and Fedora on Twitter > by adding @fedora_outlier to your list of followers. Most importantly, make > sure to visit Fedora’s website <http://www.fedoraoutlier.com/macmasterseries> > to find out more about the firm, team and the entire list of services Fedora > Outlier provides. > > > > Brie will give a brief presentation, and then will take questions from our > participants. If you need assistance, please email branco...@verizon.net > <mailto:branco...@verizon.net> or call 508-994-4972. > > > > We hope to hear from you tomorrow. > > > > Bob Branco > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to macvisionaries+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to macvisionaries@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
