Leading Smart

Brad Silverberg's fascinating life in the tech world included leading the creation of Windows 95. In this first of three episodes, he shares the serendipity and persistent vision that built his amazing career. This part one of my conversation with Brad Silverberg. More information, a transcript, and a place to provide comments can be found at: https://clwill.com/pod/brad-silverberg-1 Written and Produced: Chris Williams Original Theme written by: John Stephens Additional Music: https://musicbed

Conversation with Brad Silverberg - Part I

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Conversation with Brad Silverberg Part II

Brad Silverberg's fascinating life in the tech world included leading the creation of Windows 95. In this first of three episodes, he shares the serendipity and

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