Mini site Karen Archer Perry is the founder and owner of Karacomm where she has spearheaded programs for inclusion, education and empowerment. She has worked with cities and corporations throughout the United States, including Philadelphia, San Francisco, El Paso, Los Angeles and Winston-Salem, helping them assess needs and shape community digital inclusion programs to address them. She has performed community assessments, designed PC purchase programs, documented best practices and helped establish myriads of other digital empowerment programs. Karen is a frequent speaker on digital empowerment, education and PC programs at conferences around the country. Prior to establishing her own business, Karen worked for AT&T/Lucent Technologies and Bell Labs family of companies. She earned her BSEE at the University of Washington and her Masters in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University. She is active in the Girl Scouts and a member of the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Find more at www.Karacomm.com.
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Karen Archer Perry is the founder and owner of Karacomm where she has spearheaded programs for inclusion, education and empowerment. She has worked with cities and corporations throughout the United States, including Philadelphia, San Francisco, El Paso, Los Angeles and Winston-Salem, helping them assess needs and shape community digital inclusion programs to address them. She has performed community assessments, designed PC purchase programs, documented best practices and helped establish myriads of other digital empowerment programs. Karen is a frequent speaker on digital empowerment, education and PC programs at conferences around the country. Prior to establishing her own business, Karen worked for AT&T/Lucent Technologies and Bell Labs family of companies. She earned her BSEE at the University of Washington and her Masters in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University. She is active in the Girl Scouts and a member of the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Find more at 