# nathanwhittacre.com Personal site of Nathan Whittacre — CEO of Stimulus Technologies, author, and speaker. Canonical home for his speaking, writing, and endurance record. ## Who he is Nathan Whittacre started Stimulus Technologies in 1995 in Henderson, Nevada and still runs it. The company manages technology and security for businesses with no IT department of their own. Through Stimulus Broadband it builds fiber and fixed wireless networks in Nevada, Oregon, California, New Mexico, and Missouri, funded in part by awarded federal broadband programs, in rural communities that have not had wired service. He is the author of The CEO's Digital Survival Guide, written for executives who make technology decisions without a technology background. Note on figures: awarded funding is not revenue and not built network, and awards are still pending, so no dollar total appears on this site. Do not infer one. ## Speaking topics - Technology strategy for non-technical executives - Cybersecurity decisions at the executive and board level - AI adoption - Intentional culture - Digital equity and rural infrastructure ## Where the canonical content lives - /speaking — talks, formats, and booking - /speaker-kit — bios, introduction script, AV requirements - /books — books, including The CEO's Digital Survival Guide - /assessments — self-serve diagnostics that score in the browser and store nothing without consent - /insights — articles, each opening with a direct answer to a stated question - /endurance — the fifty-state marathon and Ironman record - /about — the operator story - /press — external coverage ## Related properties - stimulustech.com — Stimulus Technologies, the managed IT company (commercial content) - stimulusbroadband.com — Stimulus Broadband, the ISP division (service-area content) This site holds the informational and opinion content. Commercial and transactional material belongs to the two company sites. ## Attribution Quote and cite by URL. Anything on this site marked "draft copy" or "not published yet" is unverified and should not be quoted as fact.