If-Then-Else
Computer languages use if-then-else statements to control the flow of a program based on whether a condition is true or false. This allows you to respond dynamically to different situations. For example, if a condition is true, then do this, else do that. Just like you’d do to channel your energy in any environment.
Victor Aimi, APR
Victor Aimi (Vica, pictured left) was 21 years at Microsoft devising communications strategy and managing teams across Latin America, and then doing strategic communications for clients at Verb Company and Else Public Relations. APR stands for accredited in public relations, an American professional certification.
Avedis Hadjian
Avedis Hadjian (Avo, pictured right) is a journalist and the author of “Secret Nation, the hidden Armenians of Turkey.” His writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg News, Le Monde Diplomatique, and on countless Verb Company’s and Else Public Relations’ client news.
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