Hello and welcome to this week's edition of underserved the podcast for the rest of the tech industry. I am happy to be joined today by

Glenn Morgan, practice director of Agile and X. Glenn, welcome.

Thank you, it's a pleasure to be here. I wanted to, I'm going to rewind like to ancient history. Let's go like all the way back to England. You're from Brighton, right? Close to Brighton, yeah, I grew up on the south coast of England.

What's your first memory of technology? Like what get you kind of excited?

So I had gotten involved in actually the cell phone industry in the UK in my late 20s.

It took that long to dawn upon me that technology was probably the way to go.

I was actually working in the transport industry for 10 years or so.

And so I went out and I bought myself a BBC computer

with a massive 128K of memory.

Okay, so you were doing like business analysts type stuff over in England?

So I had worked in the advertising industry and got some exposure to Apple computers.

And I was coming over to the US for MacWorld Expo and really just learning.

So I was still involved in other career pursuits at that time but was just really on this big learning exercise and

Again I had this foolish notion when I first started that I wanted to learn everything.

So I was learning about network protocols and all of this other stuff about the internet, and then again realized that okay I need to start to

specialize because it was even back then it was just too much to to comprehend and

then what kind of brought you to the United States?

So as I mentioned, I was coming over to Macworld Expo two or three times a year to learn about the technology and then take it back to England and to start selling it over there.

That's how I really got involved in the industry and the permanent move came when on one of those trips I met my now ex-wife

But I moved here obviously to be with her and got married and all of that good stuff and but I'm still here 25 years later

I don't get rid of me that easily. You certainly got staying power. So yeah a

lot of a lot of people you're our first guest not originally from the United States and a lot of people

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