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Brian Calle

Brian Calle (born October 16, 1980) is an American entrepreneur, author, radio personality, and publisher. He is the CEO and publisher of LA Weekly and Irvine Weekly and was previously the Opinion Editor of the Southern California News Group. 
Calle holds a master’s degree in Communication from California State University, Los Angeles, and a bachelor’s degree in Communication and Political Science from USC. He is also an emeritus member of the Board of Governors for the University of Southern California.
Calle started his career in media as an editorial writer and columnist with the Orange County Register in 2009. In 2016, he was appointed Opinion Editor for Southern California News Group, overseeing opinion content for 11 daily newspapers and websites, including the Los Angeles Daily News, Orange County Register, Riverside Press-Enterprise, Daily Breeze in Torrance, Long Beach Press-Telegram, Pasadena Star-News, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Whittier Daily News, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, the Sun in San Bernardino and the Redlands Daily Facts.
In November of 2017, Calle bought the LA Weekly with a group of investors, and took on the role of publisher and CEO of the publication with the goal of turning it into the "cultural center of the community."
In addition to his role at LA Weekly, Calle is also the publisher of Irvine Weekly, which reports on local news, music, art, food, and culture in Irvine, CA.
He is also a professor at the Chapman University School of Communication, and was previously the Executive Director of the Chapman University Center for Freedom of Expression and Media Integrity.
Calle has made appearances on numerous radio and television programs, providing political and cultural commentary. This included a stint as host of The Catch-Up on KABC, as well as co-host of YouDecide SoCal 2014, a segment on Fox11 news where Calle and co-host Tony McEwing interviewed candidates running for office. Currently, Calle is the host of the L.A. Weekly Weekly Podcast, where he interviews celebrities, entrepreneurs, musicians, chefs, and others with strong ties to L.A. culture and community.
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American businesspeople
Category:Publishing companies of the United States
Brian Cha

Brian Cha is a Chinese Entrepreneurship, Personal trainer, author, public speaker, and Philanthropy. He is mainly known as a holder of multiple Guinness World Records for most golf balls hit into a target area in 12 hours and most electrical energy generated by pedaling on a bicycle in 24 hours.
== Personal Life ==
Cha was born in a relatively poor family in Hong Kong and lived in a small house. His father worked as a truck driver and his mother as a clothing factory worker. As a child, his academic performance was poor but his parents wanted to send him to study abroad in the United States but lacked the funds to do so. Eventually, his close friend's family decided to provide him with the financial support he needed to study abroad and Cha was able to go and graduate from university in 1996.
== Career ==
After graduating from university in 1996, Cha worked as a fitness instructor for 20 years, during which he managed to break two Guinness World Records. In 2016, Cha started his entrepreneurial venture and founded Brian Cha Motivation, a company that focuses on online courses and marketing. In 2019, The Government of Macau Tourism Office (MGTO) and Consumer Council invited Cha to a seminar to help educate local businesses to improve their sales techniques and skills.
== Philanthropy ==
* On June 7, 2014, Cha led 21 others on stationary bicycle units in the Olympian City shopping mall of Hong Kong where they biked for 24 consecutive hours and produced an average of 26,923 watts of electricity per unit. This was a fundraising event sponsored by Watsons, aimed to raise money to donate to Redford Charity Foundation where the raised funds would be used to dig water wells for the poor in Mainland China.
*On April 5, 2015, Cha led a group of athletes in the charity event "Hoops of Hope" in Hong Kong where they shot basketballs into hoops for 12 consecutive hours as a fundraising event. The raised funds were donated to the BEYOND Children's Special Needs Fund by the BEYOND Foundation Hong Kong.
== Records ==
*On February 18, 2013, Cha achieved the Guinness World Records of most golf balls hit into a target area in 12 hours at Whitehead Club, Hong Kong.
*On June 8, 2014, Cha achieved the Guinness World Records of most electrical energy generated by pedaling on a bicycle in 24 hours in Olympian City shopping mall, Hong Kong..
 
Category:Chinese businesspeople
Category:Chinese writers
Category:Chinese motivational speakers
Brian Clarke (fashion designer)

Brian Clarke (born 19 January 1957) is a British fashion designer, Creative Director and Founder of the men's fashion brand Brian Clarke. He has been designing hi-end menswear for elegant dressers from the worlds of film, music, art, and the city for decades.
== Biography ==
Brian Clarke was born on January 19, 1957, his family emigrated from Trinidad to the United Kingdom, and ha British, Grenadian, and Guyanese ancestry. On Monday 29 July 2020 Brian Clarke featured in the BBC One series Who Do You Think You Are about his daughter British actor Naomie Harris.
As a teenager Brian Clarke loved to interpret street fashion and create his own style. He started to associate himself with fashions students and people in any aspect of the industry. In approximately 1978 Brian Clarke registered at the London College of Fashion to study light clothing and pattern cutting. he also took it upon himself to enrol on a tailoring evening class at London LCF. After completing his studies, Brian Clarke secured a job at Berman’s & Nathan’s theatrical costumiers to hon his bespoke tailoring skills. At Berman’s & Nathan’s theatrical costumiers, he worked on costumes for TTV series Colditz and films such as Superman as well as several BBC series. 
Brian Clarke's first design job came when he was given the opportunity to work at the menswear fashion brand Malcolm Hall in Islington. He then went on to work as an assistant designer/pattern cutter for Katherine Hamnett in the early stages of developing her brand. After several years of gaining experience at various design houses, Brian eventually decided to go it alone. His first independent forays found him styling and designing clothes for pop videos for numerous bands- Jaki Graham, David Grant, Imagination and Spandau ballet to name a few. He also set up a pattern cutting, sample making and small production service for emerging designer labels which included Stephen Linard, Duffer of St. George, John Galliano, Joe Casely Hayford and Nigel Hall. Brian Clarke soon had his own flourishing line, stocking many of the capital’s trendier boutiques such as Ebony on South Molton Street, Stanley Adams on Kingley Street and Paul Howie in Covent gardens. It was then he decided to open his eponymous store in Ganton Street in London’s Soho stocking his own label, Brian Clarke, offering high quality menswear tailoring and accessories. His slick urban tailoring plundered early 20th century menswear for inspiration and reinvented it for modern 21st century man. 
Category:British fashion designers
Category:British designers
Category:British directors
Category:Creative directors
Brian Cronk

Brian Cronk is an American psychologist who specializes in higher education. He worked at Missouri Western State University from 1993 to 2021 where he held a number of roles as a faculty member and administrator. This included being the Inaugural Dean of the Graduate School (overseeing a doubling of students each year) and Associate Provost.
Cronk came to SUNY Buffalo State University in 2021 as the Inaugural Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. In October of 2023 he returned to the Psychology Faculty in part as a result of the institution's failure to accommodate his disability.NY State Division of Human Rights Case 10232941 
Cronk is the author of a popular textbook on SPSS published by Routledge and serves as a Beta tester for IBM and new experimental versions of SPSS. That text is currently in its 12th edition and has sold more than 100,000 copies worldwide.
==Education==
Cronk received his PhD in Experimental Psychology (Cognition & Perception / Quantitative Methods) and Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. His MA degree in Experimental Psychology is from Bradley University. His BS degree in Psychology is from the University of Wisconsin.
==Undergraduate research==
In further support of his advocacy for undergraduate research experiences, Cronk was a nationally elected councillor in CUR (Council for Undergraduate Research) for six years.
==Awards and honors==
Cronk received the APA Science Directorate Dissertation Research Award as well as being one of the first recipients of the APS Student Research Award. While at Missouri Western he received the Jesse Lee Myers Excellence in Teaching Award as well as a Board of Governors Distinguished Professor Award.
==Budget management==
Cronk was called upon by the administration at Missouri Western to participate in a comprehensive Academic Program and Staffing Review which resulted in recommendations regarding program and staffing restructuring in response to a budget deficit and lack of reserve funds. Cronk was similarly called upon to examine programs while at Buffalo State as the Dean to help reduce a $16 to $25 million annual structural deficit that is part of what the SUNY system predicts to be a $1 billion deficit by 2035.
Category:American psychologists
Category:American people
Category:Bradley University alumni
Brian Dainis

Brian Dainis is an American technology entrepreneur, web/application developer, and advisor based in Philadelphia. He is recognized as the founder and CEO of Curotec, a web and software development company. Dainis is also known for founding Envision Den, a holding company investing in technology startups. He is the co-founder of CrewSnap, a software company that streamlines daily functions in human resource management.
Dainis also serves on advisory boards for various startups and non-profits. He is a strategic technology advisor at Sena Health. He hosts the Cache Flow Podcast, featuring interviews with leaders and entrepreneurs in the tech industry.
==Career==
Dainis started his career as a field sales engineer in 2007, selling Verizon FiOS services door-to-door.
He co-founded Sadree Web Design in 2008, offering web design and digital marketing services to small businesses.
In 2010, Dainis established Curotec, a web and software development firm specializing in Laravel, Vue.js, and WordPress development. Curotec serves high-growth SaaS companies and enterprise organizations, delivering services such as web development, SaaS and business application development, and augmented development teams. The company is renowned for its expertise in creating award-winning websites and digital properties. 
In May 2022, Dainis founded Envision Den, a holding company for investments in technology startups and ideas. 
In December 2022, Dainis co-founded CrewSnap, a software development company revolutionizing staffing firms' operations by providing enhanced software tools for automating staffing, recruiting, and placement functions. 
Dainis hosts the Cache Flow Podcast, focusing on insightful conversations about building high-growth technology companies. The podcast features interviews with technology industry leaders and entrepreneurs. 
Dainis also contributes his expertise as an advisor to various non-profits, healthtech, insurtech, fintech, and SaaS companies. He is a strategic technology advisor at Sena Health.
==References==
==External links==
* Personal website
* Curotec
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Category:American technology company founders
Category:American technology businesspeople
Category:American software engineers
Category:American investment advisors
Brian David Gilbert

Brian David Gilbert (born January 29th, 1994), also known as "BDG" is an American performer, video producer and musician. He is mostly known for his work at Polygon (website), an American video game website. There, he mainly creates a series called "Unraveled", in which he explores video game logic and lore. Apart from that, he produces videos for his own YouTube channel, is a member of the band "The Altogether" and co-hosts the podcast "Let's Make A Music".
=== Early life and education ===
Gilbert was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on January 29th 1994 as the youngest of three siblings. He has a brother called Patrick Gilbert and a sister called Laura Kathryn Gilbert.
He studied at Johns Hopkins University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Writing Seminars and Cognitive Science.
=== Career ===
After creating his YouTube channel in 2012, he made a first successful video in 2016 of the title, "Best Comeback Ever", which, as of December 2020, has garnered 6.7 million views. While most of his work since 2017 has been for Polygon, as of 2020 he continues to make videos for this channel.
In September 2017, applied to the role of a video producer at Polygon, for which he made a video cover letter. In December 2017, he was officially announced as Polygon's new video producer. Since then, he has mainly been creating a video series called "Unraveled", in which he explores video game logic and lore to absurd extremes. He also regularly appears in other Polygon videos. For example, he regularly features in Polygon's board game series "Overboard". In late 2020, Gilbert left his job at Polygon in order to pursue 'bigger, stranger, less referential projects'.
He also is part of the band "The Altogether", which he formed with Jonah Scott in 2012 as "Scott & Gilbert. They have released several Single (music), Extended play and one album, "Silo".
From November 2017 to October 2018, he co-hosted the comedy podcast "Let's Make A Music" with Jonah Scott and Laura Kathryn Gilbert. After it went on a hiatus in 2018, it returned in 2020, now with Jonah Scott in a producing role and introducing Karen Han as a new co-host.
==In the media==
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Category:1994 births
Category:American performance artists
Category:American music video producers
Category:American musicians
Brian Doe Chua

Brian Doe Chua is a Canadian voice actor who has done voice-over work for Ocean Productions, Voicebox Productions, and Spun Productions Inc.
He is best known as the voice of Timber Spruce in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls, and the English dub voice for Osamu Mikumo in World Trigger.
==Career==
Chua began his full-time voice acting career in 2012 under the stage name "Brian Doe."
He has appeared in a number of voice-over projects such as animation, video games, and commercials. He has also done some on-camera live-action work.
Following his role as Timber Spruce in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls, Chua has frequently engaged with the Brony community, appearing at conventions to meet fans and autograph their fan art of the character. When asked about his interactions with the community, he described them as "95% overwhelmingly positive."
==Filmography==
===Animation===
 List of voice performances in animation
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes 	
 	LoliRock 	Ricky 	 	
–2018 	My Little Pony: Equestria Girls (web series)	Timber Spruce	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	Johnny Test 	Reggie 	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	Polly Pocket 	Chad 	Credited as Brian Doe	
–present	Lego Friends 	Brad, Niko 	 	
 List of voice performances in English Dubbing
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes 	
 	The Little Prince (2010 TV series)	Thery 	Credited as Brian Doe	
–2016	Little Battlers Experience 	Nils Richter, Keith Young 	Credited as Brian Doe	
–2022	World Trigger 	Osamu Mikumo 	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	Beyblade Burst 	Gabe Brunai, Katana Sakaki	Credited as Brian Doe	
–2021	Kingdom 	Ying Zheng 	 	
 	Bibi & Tina 	Jon 	Credited as Brian Doe	
===Film=== 
 List of voice performances in direct-to-video and television films
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes 	
 	Barbie: The Pearl Princess 	Delphin 	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Legend of Everfree	Timber Spruce 	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	LEGO Friends Heartlake Stories 	Zack 	 	
 	LEGO Friends: The Next Chapter: New Beginnings 	Niko, Brad, Goalie	 	
===Video Games=== 
 List of voice performances in video games
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes 	
 	Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak 	Gaalsien Salvager 	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	Dragalia Lost 	Alain, Ricardt, Wu Kong	 	
 	Mage's Initiation: Reign of the Elements	Molt, Eagle, Rabbit 	Credited as Brian Doe	
 	Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora 	Hastu 	 	
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Category:Canadian people
Category:People from British Columbia
Brian Dunne (singer)

Brian Andrew Dunne (May 8, 1989) is an American singer and songwriter from New York. After a pair of acclaimed albums, he released the album Selling Things on April 10, 2020. His music weaves through themes of existential anxiety and the search for meaning, alongside his own brand of sardonic humor.
== Early Life ==
Dunne was born in the Hudson Valley and raised in a working class background. His father worked in a factory and his mother was a secretary. He began playing guitar at 6 years old. 
== Career ==
Dunne moved to New York in 2011 and began playing around the city, granting him attention from Atlantic Records and releasing a pair of acclaimed albums —2015’s ‘Songs From The Hive’ and 2017’s ‘Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements’— that garnered frequent airplay on SiriusXM and helped land him tour dates with Cat Power and Justin Townes Earle to Rosanne Cash and The Secret Sisters, alongside high profile spots at The Philadelphia Folk Festival and NPR's Mountain Stage. His 2020 release, "Selling Things" was released to critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone calling the lead single a "stunner." His song "New Tattoo" became a radio fixture in the Netherlands, and in March of 2022, he will embark on a headline tour of the country. He is also working on his 4th LP, poised to be released in 2023. 
== Personal Life ==
Dunne lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife and cat.
Category:1989 births 
Category:American singers
Category:Songwriters from New York (state)
Brian E Blick MD

Brian E. Blick, M.D., is a board-certified anesthesiologist and pain medicine physician based in Elk City, Oklahoma. He is a provider at many of the hospitals in the area along with running his own practice, Western Oklahoma Pain Specialists and Comprehensive Pain Center.
==Personal Life and Education==
Dr. Blick began his university education at the University of Oklahoma where he received Bachelor of Arts Degrees in Business Administration/Marketing and then went on to receive his Bachelors of Science at the University of Central Oklahoma. After graduating, he attended Ross University School of Medicine in Portsmouth, Dominica, and received his Doctorate of Medicine. After receiving his MD, he attended the University of Kansas – Wichita for his Anesthesiology residency.
==Career==
Dr. Brian Blick is a board-certified anesthesiologist and holds medical licenses in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana. Dr. Blick is a provider at many different hospitals in the Western and Central Oklahoma regions specializing in Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. 
After completing his residency, Dr. Blick became Chief of Anesthesia at Great Plains Regional Medical Center, and is the founder of Western Oklahoma Pain Specialists, his pain management practice. He is also co-owner of Comprehensive Pain Center.
==Certifications and Qualifications==
Dr. Blick also has many other qualifications which include: Medical Education and Training Services (METS), American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI), American College of Surgeons Ultrasound Certification, Basic Cardiac Life Support Certification (BCLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certified (ACLS), Advanced Trauma Life Support Certified (ATLS), American Board of Interventional Pain Physicians Certified, American Board of Anesthesiology Certified.
==Philanthropy==
In 2022, Dr. Blick launched his Dr. Brian Blick Scholarship for Medical Students of America, which provides scholarship funding for students who are studying on the road to become physicians.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* Dr. Brian Blick Scholarship
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Category:Anesthesiologists
Category:Physicians
Category:University of Oklahoma alumni
Category:University of Kansas alumni
Brian Evergreen

Brian James Evergreen (born October 1, 1988) is an American author, advisor, technologist, and strategist. Evergreen has held leadership positions in artificial intelligence strategy at Microsoft and Accenture, is a Senior Fellow at The Conference Board, and is the author of Autonomous Transformation: Creating a More Human Future in the Era of Artificial Intelligence (2023).
==Early life and education==
Evergreen was born in San Diego, California on October 1, 1988 to a general contractor father and medical laboratory scientist mother. He grew up competing in international chess tournaments until he retired in 2000. He received a B.A. in Music Theory and Composition from Azusa Pacific University.
==Career==
Evergreen began his corporate career at Accenture, the global management consulting firm based in Dublin, Ireland. He spent two and a half years at Accenture, working in strategy, analytics, and software engineering. 
Evergreen went on to build technology practices at boutique consulting firms based in Seattle, Washington, before accepting a leadership position in artificial intelligence strategy at Microsoft, followed by a leadership position in autonomous artificial intelligence at Microsoft Research.
Evergreen is a guest lecturer at the Kellogg School of Management and Purdue University.
In April 2023, Evergreen launched The Profitable Good Company, an advisory company that equips leaders to harness the economic and societal potential of technology by creating a more human future in the era of artificial intelligence.
==Articles==
* ChatGPT is not your AI strategy (CIO.com)
Category:1988 births
Category:People from San Diego, California
Category:American people
Category:Azusa Pacific University alumni
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Category:Advisors