Creator, Executive Producer, Host
Joan Bryna Michelson, MBA is Creator, Executive Producer and Host of Green Connections Radio™ and an award-winning, creative business and communications leader, public speaker and journalist. She has generated millions in revenue and branding for top companies, government agencies and non-profits, and worked with top media organizations, including the Huffington Post.
Executive Assistant
Jess Ivey is an executive assistant with
experience in investment and hospitality management. In addition she has 10
years of sustainable farming experience, and a passion for women advancement
in all industries. Jess consults on domestic violence education in Philadelphia
while pursuing her bachelor’s majoring in Philosophy with a minor in psychology.
Audio Tech
Davis Barney is an audio engineer, sound editor,
designer, and live sound technician currently attending American University for a
Master’s degree in Audio Technology. After earning his Bachelor’s Degree in
Telecommunications at Penn State University, he spent two years working in the IT field until he decided to transition into the audio field.
Audio Tech & Designer
Madeline Clamp is an audio engineer, sound editor and
designer currently attending American University for a Master’s Degree in Audio
Technology. After completing her undergraduate degree in Theatre and English
at Mary Washington University, She spent three years in the DC theatre industry
working as a sound designer and audio engineer before returning to school.
Contributor
Arzoo is currently a graduate student at the University of Edinborough in food security, writing occasional blogs for GCR after serving as a GCR production assistant when she attended George Washington University (in Environmental Studies and English). Born in India, Arzoo spent her childhood split between India and Egypt and has now lived on every continent. She has been studying a variety of STEM related subjects
Audio Tech
It’s been a while but I wanted to reach out and express my gratitude for our experiences at Green Connections Radio. I looked up to your confidence and passion with admiration. You and the many brilliant women you hosted on the podcast inspired me to hold my head high as a woman in tech.
It was my pleasure and honor to work with you and have a hand in the production of your podcast. So much has changed since we last spoke, but working with you really shaped my path. I left DC and school to work as an acoustician. So much of what I learned from the podcast (both working on it and the content itself) was helpful on that journey.
I appreciate the hand you and Green Connections had in shaping my path.
