INDIANAPOLIS, IN, June 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dimitri Snowden announces the launch of his new website, www.DimitriSnowden.com. The site will be a virtual hub, showcasing Dimitri's online activities and linking his business and personal pursuits in one easy to find location. The new website details Dimitri Snowden's passion for mixed martial arts (MMA), robotics, racing, the environment, and his strategic consulting firm, ion360. The consulting firm specializes in delivering compelling outcomes using clever strategy and smart technology platforms.
The newly-launched website states that Dimitri Snowden, within the field of robotics, worked to develop A.W.S.M (autonomous working smart machine) ASWM was developed to be a curricular catalyst and introduction to expanding an undeserved student's imagination beyond traditional curricular environments. Its design is purposeful in capturing the impressionable period in which students are most receptive while cleverly molding and preparing them for 21st Century learning practices. . In addition, he's designed a Lego inspired school building that will house hundreds of students, heads up his own racing company, and still finds time to run a strategic consulting business, green in practice and innovative in solution.
Dimitri Snowden says, "I DO resist following recipes, to do lists, routine ... but love instead, to experiment, especially with the art that's cooking and the ongoing carnival that's life." This passion for life is obvious in his work, as well as in his wide and varied interests and pursuits. Dimitri Snowden is a busy soul, and works daily to pack as much living into his life as he possibly can.
About the Person:
Dimitri Snowden is a life-long entrepreneur, specializing in innovative solutions for a myriad of businesses. In addition, he works with numerous non profits, schools, and educational societies, while practicing several demanding hobbies including racing, robotics, and mixed martial arts.
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Dimitri Seneca Snowden
800.515.1093
http://www.DimitriSnowden.com
Mr. Dimitri Snowden Announces the Launch of His Personal New Website
Dimitri Snowden announces the launch of his new website, www.DimitriSnowden.com. The site will be a virtual hub, showcasing Dimitri's online activities and linking his business and personal pursuits in one easy to find location.
2011-06-30
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[Press-News.org] Mr. Dimitri Snowden Announces the Launch of His Personal New WebsiteDimitri Snowden announces the launch of his new website, www.DimitriSnowden.com. The site will be a virtual hub, showcasing Dimitri's online activities and linking his business and personal pursuits in one easy to find location.