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Ken Fine

Durham
As seen in: TechCrunch, Fast Company, VentureBeat, Indy Week, Coruzant, Total Retail, Fillmore Gazette
Father. Husband. Investigative journalist. Teacher. Lover of piping hot Earl Grey and classic vinyl. Founder of NewOldNorth.com
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“Remembered Trivia” An Anecdotal History of Fillmore, California

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By Ken Fine
| Fillmore Gazette
A fishing spear used by Buck Atmore and seized by Fish and Game authorities. The Fillmore baseball team circa 1911. The Fillmore High School football field circa 1927, which ran east and west next to First Street, and was surrounded by Cedar trees. Excerpted from “An Anecdotal History of Fillmore, California” compiled by Ken Fine. Copies are available at the Museum Gift Shop. “Remembered Trivia” By Ken Fine The Sespe River was noted all over the southland for its native trout and steelhead.
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How digital experiences are fueling the new digital economy

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By Ken Fine, Anne Bonner
| VentureBeat
Community January 15, 2022 8:20 AM Image Credit: Westend61/Getty Did you miss a session from the Future of Work Summit? Head over to our Future of Work Summit on-demand library to stream. This article was contributed by Ken Fine, CEO of Heap The reign of the digital economy is upon us.
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Tech Entrepreneurship 101

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By Ken Fine
| Coruzant
I was recently asked what advice I would give to young entrepreneurs looking to make it in the technology industry. I’ve always found this to be an interesting question, as my own journey has been far from traditional. From my first role as a nuclear physicist/engineer in the Navy, to multiple stints in the finance and tech sectors, I’ve had the opportunity to learn from great leaders across a variety of industries.
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