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www.hushharbors.com

www.DTVoutreach.org

www.birthofamovement.org

www.deenicegoestospain.com

Meet the Digital Dynamo

 Denise “DeeNice” Rhodes has been working in the Medical and the IT Technology industries for over 15 years. Engaged in business development and territory sales management, she has worked to create, develop and implement strategic plans for companies like HP, Microsoft and pharmaceutical companies. She has built a stellar track-record by consistently exceeding sales objectives, boosting revenue and profit growth for major fortune 500 companies while displaying outstanding leadership.

  One cannot speak of these accomplishments without mentioning DeeNice’s unforgettable energetic, positive upbeat “go get em” attitude.   Anything else would truly undermine the Digital Dynamo’s true sense of character and talent.

 Deenice’s nickname, the Digital Dynamo tm   is the trademarked name of her company, which came about during a stint as a Gospel DJ in Washington DC.   However, her deep rooted commitment to the urban community prompted her to create and launch The Urban Progressive Foundation in 1997.  “Urban Progressive Foundation is a project of United Charitable Programs, a registered 501(c)(3) public charity.” The foundation’s purpose is to educate, train, inform, and create hands-on programs/events that enhance the lives of various communities.   Through community and technology education and development, TUPF helps the underserved communities, such as senior/elderly, youth, disabled, low-income and rural individuals. These “underserved yet well deserved” groups become engaged in technology through educational programs that support and promote personal interest in their communities.

 Currently her main objective is to facilitate   the upcoming 2009 transition to digital television. She is a member of the Capital PC User Group (Washington, DC) and a speaker/trainer spreading the word about the transition. The Digital Dynamo specifically targets seniors/elderly, people with disabilities, low-income families and people living in rural areas in the US.

 Working with disadvantaged and underserved groups increased the Digital Dynamo’s compassion for them and her passion is to help as many as possible get “connected” during the Transition to Digital TV explosion. She has since established the Urban Progressive Foundation. 

To whom much is given, much is require

-Luke 12:48