Interview with Anne Miller, Education Thought Leader and Manager at Cisco Systems
This is the next blog in the continuing series of interviews with leading professionals. In this blog, I interview Anne Miller, the education marketing manager responsible for all educational programs at Cisco Systems Canada Co, and for the Networking Academy Program in Canada. Anne and I connected a few months ago and I was impressed with her passion for education and enabling success. As an additional note, Anne's Networking Academy Program global manager, Amy Christen of Cisco, was selected for the global networking industry's only Networking Professional Career Achievement Award at the Interop Conference in Vegas, May 2007. Anne's work was instrumental in having this international recognition.
The interview has been broken up into topic sections below. I encourage you to share your thoughts here on these interviews or send me an e-mail at sibaraki@cips.ca.
Enjoy!
Stephen Ibaraki, FCIPS, I.S.P., MVP
Index and links to Questions
- IT Insights and Current Role
- Network Academy Program, Lessons from Eduction and Difficulties Facing Faculty
- IT Professional Making a Difference; Anne's Challenges/Solutions
- Biggest Issues Facing Society
About Anne Miller
With her extensive knowledge of nationally-focused education programs, Anne Miller contributes to Cisco's highly successful performance strategy. Under her direction, Cisco Canada launched the Networking Academy program in June 1998. The Cisco Networking Academy program is in its 10th year.
Anne Miller joined Cisco in December 1997. She has over 24 years of management experience in information technology sales and marketing. Prior to joining Cisco, Ms. Miller held various positions with a number of high tech companies including Digital Equipment of Canada, AES Data and Crowntek.