P.E.I.'s Amber Mac has hosted and produced several podcasts and is the president of the award-winning content development company, AmberMac Media Inc. We wanted to know more about her, so we asked her 20 questions. Here’s what she said.
Tech expert Amber Mac says her greatest indulgence is ice cream.She's written two best-selling books and has been the host and producer of several podcasts.has worked as a tech expert on The Marilyn Dennis Show and as a radio host on SiriusXM.
She is the president of AmberMac Media Inc., which is an award-winning content development company she says demystifies technology for business and consumer audiences.P.E.I. native Amber MacArthur, a.k.a Amber Mac, said her favourite place in the world is Georgetown, P.E.I. - File2. Where were you born and where do you live today?3. What is one thing you would like people to know about you?4.
I think people might be surprised to learn that, while I am pretty much always happy, I am fiercely competitive and persistent .The hardest thing I ever did was when I left a steady journalism job at CBC News in P.E.I. in 1999 to move to San Francisco. I only had a few hundred dollars to my name but landed on my feet and started an exciting career in the tech industry in the Bay Area.The one experience that changed my life was quitting drinking when I was in my mid-20s.
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