EF Chief Technology Officer Dr. Enio Ohmaye speaks at TEDxESPM
From dishwasher to doctorate, Dr. Enio Ohmaye, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Experience Officer for EF Education First, will be speaking at TEDxESPM in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on September 29th.
- (1888PressRelease) September 27, 2011 - Before joining EF, Dr. Ohmaye worked as a Senior Scientist at Apple Computer, and earned his PhD in Artificial Intelligence and Education from Northwestern University.
For his TEDx talk, Dr. Ohmaye will be returning to his native Sao Paulo after studying and working abroad since the age of 18. Although a self-proclaimed Brazilian at heart, Dr. Ohmaye's experiences of living overseas, working with technology and international education and mastering multiple languages (including computer programming languages) allows him to be the perfect, inspirational speaker for the conference's theme of "Communication Illuminating Minds".
EF's CTO will, for the first time, talk to his breadth of experience, from washing dishes in New York to cofounding EF Englishtown, the world's largest online English school. He will share his insights into how hardship can inform our personal and professional lives.
"I'm honored to be speaking at TEDx San Paulo" said Dr. Ohmaye. "At the same time, I'm honored to be invited to share my life story with such a high caliber audience."
Dr. Enio Ohmaye will be speaking at TEDxESPM on September 29, 2011.
About EF Englishtown
EF Englishtown is the world's largest online English school. Originally conceived in collaboration with Apple, EF Englishtown is trusted by over 1,200 leading companies and is the Official Supplier of Language Training to the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics, as well as helping Ola Turista prepare Brazil for the 2014 World Cup. EF Englishtown (www.englishtown.com) is a division of EF Education First ( www.ef.com ) the world's leading international education company. Media inquiries please contact press ( @ ) ef dot com.
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