Podcast appearances and mentions of Aman Y Agarwal

How can you better understand technical concepts as a non-technical professional? In this episode, we chat with Aman Y. Agarwal, the Founder and CEO at SANPRAM TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATION and host of two podcasts: The Age of AI and The Eccentric CEO. He also recently published his book "Tech Fluent CEO," which helps non-technical founders gain an understanding of technical concepts like databases, caching, and artificial intelligence. While his book is aimed at CEOs, it's a great book for anyone looking to learn more about technical concepts! We discuss why it's important for CEOs to understand technical concepts, the inspiration behind Aman's book, and a deep-dive into databases' similarities to libraries. Check out the link to a free PDF of "Tech Fluent CEO" below! Mentioned in This Episode: Free PDF of Tech Fluent CEO Book Purchase Tech Fluent CEO Medium article: "College seniors, here's the #1 way to get yourself a JOB you love, before graduation" Connect with Aman: Website Twitter @mngrwl LinkedIn /mngrwl Medium Follow Blossoming Technologist: Instagram @blossoming_tech Twitter @blossoming_tech LinkedIn /blossoming-technologist YouTube channel Connect with Marisa: Twitter @marisahoenig LinkedIn /marisahoenig Credits: Podcast Production by Marisa Hoenig Video & Audio Editing by Podlab (Private) Limited Social Media Marketing & Episode Cover Art by Lucy Zheng Podcast Logo by Kendal Goodell @goodelldesigns

Podcast: The Eccentric CEOEpisode: The Delicate Craft of Managing ＞$500M of Other People's Money — Chad WillardsonPub date: 2022-01-23Notes from Pacific Capital's Podcast Playlist:“Smart, Not Spoiled" is now available. Click here https://geni.us/SmartNotSpoiledManaging other people's money is a delicate position — a lot of things can go wrong. Do you ever think about the people who actually MANAGE the taxes you pay to your government? Do you know how to choose the right financial advisor, and how to tell if they're legit or not? As an entrepreneur, I always wanted to dive into the unique “fiduciary industry,” which includes financial advisors, financial planners and the like. (Specific to the USA.) Today I interview Chad Willardson, the Founder and President of Pacific Capital — an independent financial advisory firm based in California. What's especially interesting about Chad is that he not only manages money for high net-worth individuals but also his city's entire portfolio of $400M (yes, 400 million USD). As usual, being the best business podcast in the world, I bring to you the most insightful discussion of the subject available anywhere: Strange truths about managing $400M of taxpayer's money for the government in America Differences between managing the money of an individual versus an entire city What a city CAN and CANNOT invest its money The “nutritionist at the butcher shop”: Why more than 95% of financial advisors and planners make more money if they lie to you How to tell legit fiduciaries from imposters Shocking inside stories from Merill Lynch and other banks Ways how the company acquire customers and market their services Pacific capital's framework for inspecting clients' finances and deciding on a plan  The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Aman Y. Agarwal, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Podcast: The Eccentric CEOEpisode: The Delicate Craft of Managing ＞$500M of Other People's Money — Chad WillardsonPub date: 2022-01-23Notes from Pacific Capital's Podcast Playlist:“Smart, Not Spoiled" is now available. Click here https://geni.us/SmartNotSpoiledManaging other people's money is a delicate position — a lot of things can go wrong. Do you ever think about the people who actually MANAGE the taxes you pay to your government? Do you know how to choose the right financial advisor, and how to tell if they're legit or not? As an entrepreneur, I always wanted to dive into the unique “fiduciary industry,” which includes financial advisors, financial planners and the like. (Specific to the USA.) Today I interview Chad Willardson, the Founder and President of Pacific Capital — an independent financial advisory firm based in California. What's especially interesting about Chad is that he not only manages money for high net-worth individuals but also his city's entire portfolio of $400M (yes, 400 million USD). As usual, being the best business podcast in the world, I bring to you the most insightful discussion of the subject available anywhere: Strange truths about managing $400M of taxpayer's money for the government in America Differences between managing the money of an individual versus an entire city What a city CAN and CANNOT invest its money The “nutritionist at the butcher shop”: Why more than 95% of financial advisors and planners make more money if they lie to you How to tell legit fiduciaries from imposters Shocking inside stories from Merill Lynch and other banks Ways how the company acquire customers and market their services Pacific capital's framework for inspecting clients' finances and deciding on a plan  The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Aman Y. Agarwal, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

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Aman Y. Agarwal has had an unconventional career — formerly an engineer building self-driving trucks in Silicon Valley and a B2B sales executive, he is now founder of ANPRAM Transnational — the world's first executive training program for becoming "technically fluent".. Today Aman shares his wisdom on “Mistakes to avoid while hiring your first engineers”. www.sanpram.com

Regardless of the type of business you are in or lead, you are probably finding that you interact more and more with technical people – engineers, programmers, data scientists, artificial intelligence experts. How well equipped are to ask the right questions, bridge the gaps in communication and have confidence in your understanding? And as a technical specialist, how effective are you in communicating key decisions to business leaders? Tune in for advice for both.

Regardless of the type of business you are in or lead, you are probably finding that you interact more and more with technical people – engineers, programmers, data scientists, artificial intelligence experts. How well equipped are to ask the right questions, bridge the gaps in communication and have confidence in your understanding? And as a technical specialist, how effective are you in communicating key decisions to business leaders? Tune in for advice for both.

This time around we are talking with Aman Agarwal an engineer whose work has ranged from building self-driving vehicles in Silicon Valley to AI-powered brain-computer interfaces. He has also been a business executive at two tech companies valued over $1 billion each. These days he's the Founder and President of SANPRAM Transnational, an executive education company that helps business leaders and entrepreneurs survive and thrive in a future that will be driven by AI and new digital technologies. Links: https://aman-agarwal.com/ https://www.matchmaker.fm/profiles/guests/058870a2-ab77-4934-9b70-ccbc4a5300f9 My codex is open to the public: https://aman-agarwal.com/codex/ https://twitter.com/mngrwl https://sanpram.com/ https://stackoverflow.com/cv/zeo https://medium.com/@mngrwl Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:00 2015 Mindset 5:00 Being able to communicate with experts 10:00 A Nerd about Teaching 15:00 Worlds first Technical Fluency Program 20:00 Process > Progress > Perfection 25:00 The Writing Habit | Routines 30:00 Creating a Codex 35:00 Understanding Context 38:00 What is a polymath to you? 40:00 Getting Stronger 45:00 Living Healthy | Bleeding Edge Tech 50:00 Automated Systems I.e. cars 55:00 Evolving Careers 01:00:00 Deep work, commerce, and system engineering 01:05:00 Outro

みなさん、こんにちは。ASKForeignConnect Podacstへようこそ！ 今日、私たちは、経営者教育会社であるSANPRAM Transnationalの創設者兼社長であり、情熱的な教師兼ライターであるAmanを迎えています。 彼は元エンジニアで、シリコンバレーで自動運転トラックを製造していました。 エンジニアリングに加えて、彼はそれぞれ10億ドルを超える価値のある2つのテクノロジー企業のセールスエグゼクティブでもあり、ビジネスとテクノロジーの両方について同等の流暢さで話すことに慣れています。 私たちは彼に次のことを尋ねました： 1.技術的なバックグラウンドを持たない経営幹部は、どのようにして適切なテクノロジーをビジネスに統合するのですか？ 2.経営幹部や経営者は、どのようにしてエンジニアとコミュニケーションをとることができますか？ 3.起業家として新しいテクノロジーを常に把握し、イノベーションの機会を探すにはどうすればよいでしょうか。 彼のブログはここで読むことができます：https：//medium.com/@mngrwl/a-non-engineers-ultimate-cooking-guide-to-software-technology-4485d7fa6f80（非エンジニアのソフトウェアテクノロジーの究極のガイド） 彼が何をしているのかについては、https：//sanpram.com/teaching/で詳しく知ることもできます。 Hi everyone, welcome to the ASK ForeignConnect Podacst! Today we have Aman, the Founder and President of SANPRAM Transnational, an executive education company, and a passionate teacher and writer. He was formerly an engineer, building self-driving trucks in Silicon Valley. Besides engineering, he has also been a sales executive at two tech companies worth over $1 billion each, so he's used to talking about both business and technology with equal fluency. We asked him the following: 1. How do business executives with no technical background make sure to integrate the right technology into their businesses? 2. How can business executives and owners communicate with engineers? 3. How can we stay on top of new technology as an entrepreneur to look out for an opportunity to innovate? You can read his blog here: https://medium.com/@mngrwl/a-non-engineers-ultimate-cooking-guide-to-software-technology-4485d7fa6f80 ( The Non-Engineer's Ultimate Guide to Software Technology) You can also learn more about what he does here: https://sanpram.com/teaching/ This episode is brought to you by foreignconnect.org Who we are: Our goal is to help our clients create new opportunities in their targeting foreign economy by developing strategic international partnership development and ongoing communication & task management.