Redpoint Cybersecurity Bolsters Ongoing Growth with Three Executive Team Appointments
/PRNewswire/ -- Redpoint Cybersecurity, a military-grade provider of digital forensics, incident response and cloud security services, today announced the...
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/PRNewswire/ -- Redpoint Cybersecurity, a military-grade provider of digital forensics, incident response and cloud security services, today announced the...
In addition to her career as an engineer, mathematician, and CEO, she's well known in the Huntsville community for her philanthropic work.
Davidson accomplished many great things in her 86 years. Author: WZDX News Updated: 10:11 PM CDT May 12, 2021 HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Huntsville philanthropist and engineering pioneer Dr. Dorothy Davidson died at her home on Tuesday, May 11. Davidson accomplished many great things in her 86 years. For more than 25 years, she donated her time and resources to support several organizations, including the Huntsville Museum of Art, the Saturn V Restoration Exectutive Committee, the Davidson Center for Space Exploration at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, National Chi...
Dorothy Davidson, Huntsville business leader and philanthropist, dies after long illness AL.com 52 mins ago Lee Roop, al.com Dorothy Davidson, CEO of Huntsville technology company Davidson Technologies and one of the city’s best-known and beloved philanthropists, died Tuesday after a nearly three-year battle with cancer, Laughlin Service Funeral Home confirms. Davidson’s husband, Julian, founded Davidson Technologies, and she took over the company when he died in 2013. The company provides engineering services to the defense and aerospace sectors, and Davidson was a math...
Image History advises that collective punishment is rarely a good teacher. That is why Huntsville should try to live up to its reputation as the forward-looking, high-tech standout in an underdeveloped Heart of Dixie and redeem itself through a little enlightened self-interest. As the 2020 election deniers found their precedent in the Compromise of 1877, which anointed President Rutherford B. Hayes and not coincidentally ended Reconstruction, Huntsville could begin a reverse process of self-Reconstruction by rejecting Confederate politics and bringing them in line with its Union purpose. Hunt...