MFG TMW Podcast
Spotlight
Meghan Kennelly, German Bionic
Step into the future of wearable technology with Meghan Kennelly, the visionary leader spearheading global marketing at German Bionic. Join us as we explore the groundbreaking work behind German Bionic's connected exoskeletons, driven by cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Discover how Meghan's leadership has propelled the company to receive prestigious awards such as Fast Company's "Innovation by Design Award" and CES 2023's "Best of Innovation" accolade.
Prior to German Bionic, Meghan worked as Director of Global Marketing & Communications at Yamaha Unified Communications, and as Marketing Manager for the CIO Executive Council at IDG. She earned her master’s degree in digital marketing at Southern New Hampshire University and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing at Worcester State University.
Keywords: AI, exoskeletons, manufacturing workforce, Industry 4.0
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