BrickSimple Founder Det Ansinn To Speak At Delaware Valley University

DOYLESTOWN, PA — Det Ansinn, president and founder of BrickSimple, LLC, and a
multifaceted entrepreneur, is scheduled to speak at the Watson Executive-in-Residence
(WEIR) program at the Delaware Valley University.

The event will take place on Wednesday, October 2 at 11 a.m. in the Life Sciences Building on DelVal's main campus in Doylestown, and it is open to the public free of charge.

Ansinn founded BrickSimple in 2002 and under his leadership it has become one of the fastest growing and most groundbreaking product development firms in the country. The company is a
leader in the software development space and is touted for its innovation in mobile, web, and emerging technologies.

In addition to his role at BrickSimple, Ansinn is the CEO of Neuralert Technologies, where he leads advancements in neurophysiological monitoring solutions. He is also a founding member of the American Society for AI, contributing to the development and ethical use of artificial intelligence.

Ansinn's leadership across these ventures underscores his commitment to driving technological progress and fostering innovation in diverse industries. His work has earned him a respected place in the tech and healthcare communities.

As a business owner and serial entrepreneur who started coding when he was six years old, Ansinn has been an active advocate for small business and technology innovation policy. He played an active role on President Obama's White House Business Council and served as council president in Doylestown Borough where BrickSimple is headquartered.

From his work with startups to training the next generation of entrepreneurs, Ansinn approaches business and job creation from a progressive perspective.

The WEIR speaker series focuses on preparing students for the business world. The program brings executives to campus to share candid advice and lessons from their careers.

The series was founded by Thomas Watson '57, a DelVal alumnus who started out in pharmaceutical sales and realized he was passionate about advertising. He became a founder of Omnicom Group, one of the world's largest advertising firms.

Watson has a passion for education and started an in-house program at his company to provide MBA-level training for employees. As part of this series, he awards a scholarship to a DelVal student, who introduces the visiting speaker.

Members of the community are encouraged to join DelVal students, faculty and staff for thebinspiring presentation by Det Ansinn on Wednesday, October 2 at 11 a.m. in the Life Sciences Building on DelVal's main campus in Doylestown.