Podcast appearances and mentions of amy chang

A jam packed episode of guests means a slightly longer Talos Takes for your feed today! We welcome Amy Chang and Omar Santos from Cisco, Vitor Ventura from Talos, and Ryan Fetterman from Splunk. Together, we discuss how AI isn't rewriting the cybercrime playbook, but it is turbo charging some of the old tricks, particularly on the social engineering side. We also touch on threat actor-built LLMs and where things may be headed. We then talk about how defensive strategies can leverage AI, particularly in the SOC, to increase visibility and make determinations a lot quicker. Resources mentioned in the episode:Talos' 2024 Year in ReviewCisco's State of AI Security reportDefending at machine speed, by Splunk

The 2024 Provocateurs series featured nine inspiring thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and business authors who challenged us to re-think conventional approaches to leadership and management. Neri Karra Sillaman shared her remarkable story from refugee to building a multi-million-dollar sustainable fashion brand; Marcus Collins explored the hidden power of cultural influence in consumer behaviour; Lisa McKnight revealed how she transformed Barbie into a cultural phenomenon and billion-dollar success; and Andrew Winston redefined the role of business to create a thriving “net positive world”. One of the key highlights of the 2024 series was recording live at New York Climate Week with Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever, who delivered an emotional and unequivocal call to action to address the “moral vacuum” in global leadership. We must cultivate leaders, he says, who are equipped to embrace restorative, reparative, and regenerative practices and lead with purpose.We also learnt leadership lessons from Amy Chang on becoming an AI entrepreneur; Jeff Wetzler on leveraging the wisdom of the people around you; Dane Jensen on harnessing the positive power of pressure; and Atif Rafiq on driving innovation and digital transformation in traditional, legacy companies.In this episode, Steve Goldbach, Geoff Tuff, and Kulleni Gebreyes of Deloitte, join Stuart Crainer and Des Dearlove of Thinkers50, to reflect on their key takeaways and thought-provoking insights from Provocateurs 2024.This podcast is part of an ongoing series of interviews with executives. The executives' participation in this podcast are solely for educational purposes based on their knowledge of the subject and the views expressed by them are solely their own. This podcast should not be deemed or construed to be for the purpose of soliciting business for any of the companies mentioned, nor does Deloitte advocate or endorse the services or products provided by these companies.

This episode of Healthy AF is a must-listen for anyone looking to harmonize their home and health. Join host Amy Chang as she welcomes Beth Blair, a seasoned Reiki Master and Feng Shui practitioner, for a captivating Feng Shui primer. Dive into the ancient origins of Feng Shui and discover how Beth guides individuals in applying these principles to foster balance and positivity in their living spaces. Learn practical tips on aligning your home to support and manifest your life's desires, continuing our August focus on the profound impact of our physical environment on healthy living. Ready to transform your space and life? Tune in for insights and inspiration.For more on Beth's transformative work, visit Blue Jean Oracle Facebook Instagram Trying to get healthy and stay healthy is f-ing hard! Everybody struggles with some aspect of it, no matter what they look like or what they tell you. There is no magic formula - a healthy lifestyle is a choice we need to make daily. Join Amy as she supports, informs, and entertains you on your journey toward health.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

James 4:1-10Sermon with Pastor David ChoiScripture Reading by Amy Chang 2024 July 7

Amy Chang is a leading beauty content creator whose platform is focused on wellness and helping women look and feel their best. In this episode, we talk about our botox nightmares and the misuse of hyaluronic acid fillers. She also breaks down all her beauty hot topics, from her experience with colostrum and eating her placenta to Korean skincare and growth factors. We also share our struggles with acne, the argument between finding the root cause and Rx, and what's worked for us. Lastly, we get her take on TikTok beauty trends, from slugging to double cleansing and heatless hairstyling. It's a fun one!Arielle's Skincare Breakdown: https://ariellelorre.com/a-complete-breakdown-of-my-skincare-routine/This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Timeline Nutrition is offering my community 10% off the Timeline Skin health line at timelinenutrition.com/BLONDEFor a limited time, listeners of the podcast get 20% off their entire order with code “BLONDE” at Vacation.incFor a limited time get 20% off your first subscription order by going to VEGAMOUR.com/blonde and use code blonde at check outBecome the best version of yourself and get 15% off Ned products with code BLONDE. Go to helloned.com/BLONDE or enter code BLONDE at checkout.Go to neurohacker.com/BLONDE for up to $100 off and use code BLONDE at checkout for an additional 15% offGo to Article.com/Blonde for $50 off your purchase of $100 or more.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Amy Chang: Becoming An AI EntrepreneurAmy Chang serves on the board of directors for The Walt Disney Company and Procter & Gamble, and has previously served on the boards of Cisco, Splunk, Marqeta, and Informatica.In 2018, Amy's start-up business, Accompany, an AI/ML-based relationship intelligence platform serving Fortune 500 companies, was acquired by Cisco for $270 million. Post-acquisition, she led Cisco's multi-billion-dollar 6000-person Collaboration business.Prior to Accompany, Amy was at Google, where she led the teams for Google Analytics for over seven years, growing Google Analytics to serve over 86% of the entire web. She also fulfilled roles at eBay and McKinsey, having started her career in hardware with Intel, AMD, and Motorola.In this Provocateurs podcast with Des Dearlove from Thinkers50 and Steve Goldbach of Deloitte, Amy reveals what provoked her to leave the comfort zone of Google to start her own company. She shares her insights on leadership – as the founder CEO of a startup you need to be “the everything,” from plumber to custodian to cleaner – and explains the importance of culture, transparency, and hiring the right people.She also offers tips on becoming a new member to a board of directors, and the vital role of cardio exercise in taking care of your brain as well as your heart.This podcast is part of an ongoing series of interviews with executives. The executives' participation in this podcast are solely for educational purposes based on their knowledge of the subject and the views expressed by them are solely their own. This podcast should not be deemed or construed to be for the purpose of soliciting business for any of the companies mentioned, nor does Deloitte advocate or endorse the services or products provided by these companies.

Tommy talks with Amy Chang, Senior Fellow in Cybersecurity & Emerging Threats at R Street Institute

Amy Chang, who grew up in Taiwan and came to the United States as a high school exchange student, began playing the cello when she was 10 years old. She honed her musical skills at the Taiwan Academy of Arts, Music Institute of Chicago, and Eastman School of Music. Throughout her highly accomplished career as a cellist, Amy has used the platform of music to move people's emotions and provide a sense of uplift. She believes that a fully expressive musician needs to be courageous and vulnerable in order to connect with listeners.  Host/Executive Producer; Brad Rieger, Audio Engineer/Production Coordinator; Kerry Schwable, Social Coordinator; Tim McCarthy, Graphic Designers: Stephen Shankster/Jeremy Thomas. Content made possible by Cooper-Smith Advertising LLC 2023

In this episode we introduce you to a part of our bodies that was invisible to Western scientists until about five years ago; it's called "the interstitium," a vast network of fluid channels inside the tissues around our organs that scientists have just begun to see, name, and understand. Along the way we look at how new technologies rub up against long-standing beliefs, and how millions of scientists and doctors failed to see what was right in front (and inside!) of their noses. We also find out how mapping the anatomy of this hidden infrastructure may help solve one of the fundamental mysteries of cancer, and perhaps provide a bridge between ancient and modern medicine.Special thanks to Aaron Wickenden, Jessica Clark, Mara (pronounced Mah-Dah) Zepeda, Darryl Holliday, Dr. Amy Chang, Kate Sassoon, Guy Huntley, John Jacobson, Scotty G, and the Village Zendo EPISODE CREDITS -  Reported by - Lulu Miller and Jenn BrandelProduced by - Matt Kieltywith help from - Ekedi Fausther-Keeyswith mixing help from - Arianne WackFact-checking by - Natalie Middletonand Edited by  - Alex Neason EPISODE CITATIONS - Articles: Check out reporter Jenn Brandel's companion essay to this episode in Orion magazine, titled, Invisible Landscapes (https://zpr.io/NKuxvYY84RvH), which argues that the discovery of the interstitium could challenge established practices of compartmentalizing in science and society.Our newsletter comes out every Wednesday. It includes short essays, recommendations, and details about other ways to interact with the show. Sign up (https://radiolab.org/newsletter)!Radiolab is supported by listeners like you. Support Radiolab by becoming a member of The Lab (https://members.radiolab.org/) today.Follow our show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @radiolab, and share your thoughts with us by emailing radiolab@wnyc.org. Leadership support for Radiolab's science programming is provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Science Sandbox, a Simons Foundation Initiative, and the John Templeton Foundation. Foundational support for Radiolab was provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

We were so thrilled to welcome skin and hair obsessed influencer Amy Chang to the podcast to discuss her career journey. As Amy's 1.6 million TikTok followers know, Amy is refreshingly candid about everything from her skincare routine, motherhood, to her own adoption journey - she's even an ambassador for the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption!WBMB listeners at all stages of their careers will appreciate hearing Amy's path from being in her 20's, from not knowing what she wanted to do with her life to getting on social media, teaching herself photography, editing, lighting and slowly but surely connecting the dots: “I needed to go out there and make a lot of mistakes…piece together what I like and don't to shape my future.” To hear more of Amy's career journey, including her thoughts on what it means to “find yourself” listen wherever you get your podcasts!

If you create short-form content, you're going to LOVE this episode! It's been several years since I've had Amy on the show, and a lot has changed! She's a TikTok POWERHOUSE now, and in this episode, we talk about her journey from blogger to instagrammer to YouTuber to TikToker. Amy is so knowledgable and strategic when it comes to social media strategy and she does NOT hold back! Click HERE to watch this interview on YouTube Full show notes at erikavieira.net ----------

We celebrate the return of superstar cellist Yo-Yo Ma to the Peristyle with a full house of Toledo Symphony personalities, including special guest Amy Chang (who is also a cellist). Hear stories and get to know Yo-Yo Ma through our conversation (and "Quiz"-versation), as he's not only a performing artist, but a driving force in the effort to use music to address global issues. Also, not to be forgotten is Johannes Brahms, whose final symphony pairs nicely with Yo-Yo Ma's rendition of the Elgar Cello Concerto on the program. Find out what these seemingly disparate works have in common with each other!

EP 73 Pt. 1 of 2: Do you find yourself searching for the “Who? Why? & What hair oils should I be using in midlife?” Are you looking for ways to scratch those midlife “itchies” when it comes to comparison, career, and balancing all your kids after school activities? Do you really know how to shampoo your hair? Look no further for all answers on self-care, self-compassion, and approved self-obsession in midlife. Find out how my guest realized that she wouldn't be able to “find herself”, and that she needed to “create” herself.  Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an open and honest conversation called, “Tiktok Creator Shares Beauty Tips: How to Create Yourself, Not Find Yourself”. My guest, Amy Chang, is THE Instagram phenomenon, viral content creator, TikTok superstar, and health-conscious beauty blogger. She is known on all platforms as @bondenavant or bond en avant, which means “leap forward” in French. This is a magical two-part episode, so don't miss it! In part one Amy (@bondenavant) discusses the importance of diving into your re-invention story without fear, harnessing the courage to be vulnerable online, and silencing the “inner mean girl” that wants to compare yourself to others. We chat on developing this mindset of “creating yourself”, as opposed to “finding yourself”. Amy vulnerably shares her own adoption &  foster story… and how her cultural identity was different from her adopted parents…her struggle to figure out who she was in the world and the steps she took to help figure it out.  She explains that this is how she let go of self-limiting definitions of success and just focused on her dream. Amy also talks about getting comfortable with “change” for personal growth. Amy tells us how she slowly built her career with 1.6 million social media followers, with one small step of starting a blog. Some Highlights:  Personal growth through identity crisis Being vulnerable is honest and it's how you connect with your peers Pinpointing your north star and following it The path to self-identity is a self-creation process Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some ways to connect with me! THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC SHOW NOTES: https://www.theflexibleneurotic.com/episodes/73 THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theflexibleneurotic/  THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC WEBSITE: https://www.theflexibleneurotic.com/  THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC EMAIL: sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com  

EP 73 Pt. 2 of 2: Here's the beauty episode you've been waiting for…! It's beauty from the inside out. This two part episode is packed full of beauty tips, brand faves and years of trial and error. You'll have all your questions answered from retinoids, to sunscreen, to hair growth serums. And the ultimate nighttime skincare routine. And, find out how my guest realized that she wouldn't be able to “find herself”, she needed to “create” herself.  Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an open and honest conversation called, “Tiktok Creator Shares Beauty Tips: How to Create Yourself, Not Find Yourself”. My guest, Amy Chang, is THE Instagram phenomenon, viral content creator, TikTok superstar and a health conscious beauty blogger. She is known on all platforms as @bondenavant or bond en avant, which means “leap forward” in French. This is a magical two part episode, so don't miss it! In part two, Amy (@bondenavant) gives us her insider secret beauty tips along with all the brands she is loving right now.  We cover lip masks, sunscreen, lip glosses, hats for sun cover, hair growth serums, supplements, red light therapy, special pillows and so much more. Amy gives us so many beauty secrets and brands that instead of you taking notes or having a five page shownotes section, we created an exclusive list for you! After you listen, go to my website at www.theflexibleneurotic.com and along the top click on the banner that says “Amy Chang's @bondenavant FAVES”.  Here goes part 2 of viral content creator Amy Chang. Some Highlights:  Sunscreen is always essential Hair serums at all price points The perfect beach hat Melasma treatments Nighttime Serums Lip masks, glosses and liners and every serum under the sun Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some ways to connect with me! THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC SHOW NOTES: https://www.theflexibleneurotic.com/episodes/73 THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theflexibleneurotic/  THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC WEBSITE: https://www.theflexibleneurotic.com/  THE FLEXIBLE NEUROTIC EMAIL: sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com

Amy Chang—or Bond en Avant, as you may know her—has made a name for herself as a massive beauty content creator. She shares reviews of various products and services with over two million followers on TikTok and Instagram. Her audience comes for the beauty and stays for the personal connection, like her recently shared adoption story, which has since garnered over 11 million views. But back before she was serving up highly engaging content, she actually began her career at a PR agency in NY and subsequently took on clients of her own as a freelance publicist in L.A. It's been quite the journey to land where she is today, and Chang is enthusiastically candid about just what got her there.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Brendan sits down with a former student of his Shaun Mallonga, to catch up on all of his artistic endeavors. They cover conversations around education, artist residencies, functional works as a vehicle to talk about identity, the monster and the “Bawdy”. Topics covered and folks mentioned are: Emma Canning, Amelia Butcher, A Blue Fire by James Hillman, Deformed Discourse: The Function of the Monster in Medieval Thought and Literature by David Williams, A Sense of Order: A study in the psychology of decorative arts by E.H. Gombrich and Enya Only Time. Before they chat the gang gets together to talk about limits and work life balance.   This week's Kaolin Crush's are Amy Chang, Jeannie Pappas, and Eddy Firmin.   Today's episode is brought to you by:   For the past 100 years, AMACO Brent has been creating ceramic supplies for our community ranging from underglazes to Electric kilns, ...and they have no plans of slowing down. www.amaco.com

Episode Notes Join us as we dive into the mind of the incredible Amy Chang. She'll take us on her journey from FBI's Most Wanted to In a New York Minute and maybe even some Law & Order OC. ————————————————— This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com ————————————————— Check out Toking with the Dead Episode 1 https://vimeo.com/ondemand/twtde1 Buy awesome Merchandise! https://www.stilltoking.com/ https://teespring.com/stores/still-toking-with ————————————— Follow Amy https://www.amychangactress.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2684348/ https://www.instagram.com/misstemptasian/?hl=en https://www.amazon.com/prime.../actor/Amy-Chang/nm2684348/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyschang... https://twitter.com/misstemptasian?lang=en https://www.theateronline.com/actshow.xzc?PK=26996 ————————————————— Follow Still Toking With and their friends! https://smartpa.ge/5zv1 https://thedorkeningpodcastnetwork.com/ ————————————— Produced by Leo Pond and The Dorkening Podcast Network https://TheDorkening.com Facebook.com/TheDorkening Youtube.com/TheDorkening Twitter.com/TheDorkening Dead Dork Radio https://live365.com/station/Dead-Dork-Radio-a68071 Check out Green Matters: https://www.facebook.com/GreenMattersMiddleboro/ https://www.facebook.com/OctoberCoast S.J.NETWORK https://www.facebook.com/groups/1238342836320187 https://www.facebook.com/bhbpr https://www.overthemoonappearance.com/ http://www.starconsult.biz/ Find out more at https://still-toking-with.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Join Fran and Amy as they talk with Katrina Belmont, LCAS, LCMHC. Not only does Katrina have over 15 years of experience as a mental health practitioner (Resilence Therapy), but she has just opened a wellness studio as well (C7 Fitness Studio)! As the discussion weaves its way through all aspects of health, you will learn how Katrina has created a fitness studio that reaches beyond physical health and touches many other aspects of life.Katrina's book recommendations: The Gifts of Imperfection, Brene Brown; Atomic Habits, James Clear.Trying to get healthy and stay healthy is f-ing hard! Everybody struggles with some aspect of it, no matter what they look like or what they tell you. There is no magic formula - a healthy lifestyle is a choice we need to make daily. This podcast is here to support, inform and entertain you on your journey towards health. Healthy AF is hosted by Amy Chang and Fran Paradine, both Health Coaches. Listen as they talk about their own struggles, interview super-cool “experts”, and discuss all topics related to health.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Trying to get healthy and stay healthy is f-ing hard! Everybody struggles with some aspect of it, no matter what they look like or what they tell you. There is no magic formula - a healthy lifestyle is a choice we need to make daily. This podcast is here to support, inform and entertain you on your journey towards health. Join Amy and Fran, both Health Coaches, as they talk about their own struggles, interview super-cool “experts”, and discuss all topics related to health.Fran Paradine, LCSW, Integrative Nutrition Health Coach partners with women and men to overcome the mental and emotional roadblocks that stop them from reaching their optimal health. After spending 20 years in the mental health field and 10 years as a small business owner, Fran knows how difficult it can be to create lasting changes. She has counseled hundreds of individuals, mentored many more, and has created a podcast focused on the multi-faceted world of wellness called Creating Wellness. In addition to her work with individuals, she has operated a small business in her community, thus living the balancing act of work, family and health. Fran is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and holds a Certification in Integrative Nutrition Health Coaching. Outside of her passion for Health Coaching, Fran loves to spend time with her family, particularly in the outdoors. She is deeply involved with the sport of lacrosse and is always up for a workout or trail run. Fran believes in the power of compassion and community, and knows that true change can only take place within a trusting relationship. Amy Chang, MS, RN, NBC-HWC Hey there! I am thrilled to share a little about me so you can get a sense of the passion and dedication that is present at Healthy Living Coaching.From Amy...I started my professional life in 1995 as a Registered Nurse with an Associate's degree in Nursing. I loved my time at the bedside taking care of, educating, providing dignity, and comforting patients and their families. In 1999, I graduated Summa Cum Laude with my bachelor's degree from University of Rochester (NY), and in 2002 finished my Master of Science in Nursing degree, becoming a Critical Care Nurse Practitioner. Later that year I was honored to pass my board exam and be a national board certified Adult, Acute Care, Critical Care Advanced Practice Nurse.Meanwhile, in my personal life, I became a mom in March of 2001 (Maggie), October of 2002 (Max), and again in November of 2004 (Molly)! It was a busy time and I chose to leave my nursing career for the moment and take on being a full-time Mom. In addition to being with the children, I found two passions: CrossFit, when I became an athlete, trainer, and eventually gym owner, and Hickory Day School, where I was president of the board and volunteer. As the children grew and my life shifted, I looked to reignite my professional life. I never let go of the nurse in me and now I had a new love for training people at CrossFit as well. I knew I loved both roles for the same reason — I got to educate and inspire people to take control of their health, have more confidence and self-efficacy, and thrive in their lives! I just wasn't sure the best way for me to make this a career…Then BOOM! The perfect email at the perfect time perfectly intersected my passions. I opened an email from Duke Integrative Medicine offering the Health and Wellness Coaching program and I was lit!! Health coaching was my next big chapter. I attended the Foundation and Certification program offered at Duke over the next year (2019-2020) and Healthy Living Coaching was born!Since then I have worked with people to create inspired health for lit up living! It has been a calling for me and a privilege to walk alongside people as they take responsibility and power in areas of their health that have been lagging behind. Together, we go from defeated, anxious and out of control of their health to in control, “lighter” (in both ways!) and finding everyday joy. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello again Backstory listeners!.. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there. Hopefully you all had a great day, and were shown the love you all deserve to get every day of the year! A special shout out to our own moms, Faye and Pat, who are no longer with us physically, but remain forever with us. In this episode we chat about the season past, which ends with this one. We have had some awesome guests, and spent a few episodes catching you all up on previous guests, which we hope you enjoyed. We will be on hiatus until early June, but will be back with some great new guests and episodes. There are many things happening behind the scenes and we hope to have more news about this in our first episode when we return.  Also In the episode, we also talk with actress Amy Chang. Amy has done a lot of work on TV, having appeared in shows such as  Law and Order, and FBI:Most Wanted. She also has appeared in many movies, and currently has a new movie out called “In a New York Minute”. Amy talks about the film, and her path from a young girl living in Kansas, to heading off to New York to study acting, and some of the struggles and triumphs along the way. We enjoyed talking to Amy, and she gave a great interview, which we thank her for. We hope you enjoy this episode, and have enjoyed listening to our previous episodes this season. We thank you all for spending time with us, and we will be back “In a NY Minute”with an exciting new season full of great guests, new topics, and a few surprises.   

Amy Chang is the Founder of Accompany, a relationship intelligence platform that uses machine learning and AI to help business professionals enhance and grow their most important relationships. On today's episode, Jon Sakoda speaks with Amy Chang about her journey to Founder, including the unconventional way she chose between job offers at Google and Yahoo and how her husband finally got her to stop waking him up at 3 AM with new ideas. Why You Should Normalize Imposter Syndrome [8:05-10:05] - Amy knows imposter syndrome can follow you throughout your career and affects more founders than many believe. By vocalizing her doubts and concerns with other coworkers, she felt like she wasn't alone and gained more confidence in herself. Listen to learn why talking about imposter syndrome can help you channel it into constructive emotion. How To Be In Tune With Your Team [10:46-17:24] -  Being a great leader means pushing your team to their full potential. To do so effectively, Amy tailors each message to the culture of the team and its leader. Listen to learn why having an intimate knowledge of your team members allows you to set goals appropriately.Lean Into The Fear Of The Unknown [22:17-23:49] - As a first-time founder, the unknowns of the journey ahead can be intimidating but Amy believes in utilizing that fear to motivate yourself. Get ahead of the fear by working even harder and always be thinking three steps ahead. Listen to hear how to harness the power of fear. Don't Dwell On Your Guilt [29:23-33:17] - Founding a startup comes with sacrifices and guilt, especially if you are a parent. As a mom, Amy tries not to tear herself down if she can't be the perfect founder, spouse, and mom in one week. Listen to learn why you should be more forgiving of yourself and approach every week with a refreshed outlook.  

In this episode you'll hear Frank Ritcey talking about his book Tigers, Tumbleweeds and Trauma, potter Amy Chang, comedian Graham Clark, baker Haley Landa and game designer Daniel Mullins who created Incryption.

Recently, Vidya ran both the marketing and revenue functions for Marqeta, during a critical time as the company prepped for an IPO. This podcast will discuss the nuances of building a cohesive marketing and revenue strategy and share advice for other organizations seeking to align these functions during a critical time of growth for their companies.

In this episode of Creating Wellness, host Fran Paradine welcomes Amy Chang, Health Coach. Amy is passionate about helping people to change their lives through health. Amy brings invaluable knowledge to this type of coaching, pulling from her experience as an ICU nurse, Crossfit trainer, and mother of three, she has created a practice that truly helps individuals move towards health and wellness. Find Your Power with Healthy Living Coaching Facebook page This episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to The Graceology Podcast. In Episode 001, Asian-American Discrimination, our co-host Jeff Neu interviews friends of the podcast, Adam Campbell and Amy Chang to learn about their experiences and response with the increasing tensions (or at least the increasing awareness to the tensions) our Asian-American brothers and sisters are experiencing. We invite you to join us as we slow down to look at this topic through the lens of grace.

Amy Chang is an Executive Director for Global Cybersecurity at JPMorgan Chase, where she works on identifying new strategic and high-value business opportunities for the firm and leads cybersecurity collaboration with other leading financial institutions, U.S. government partners, and the intelligence community. Prior to JPMorgan, Amy has rich experience in both the public and private sectors. She worked on Asia-Pacific policy and foreign affairs in Congress, served as an officer in the U.S. Navy, as well as in several consulting roles across defense, technology, and cybersecurity. In our interview, Amy shares how she became interested in policy work and public service, and identifies some obstacles that all young professionals will encounter. Growing up in a racially diverse community, Amy attended high school with predominantly students of color, after which she studied an elite predominantly white institution (PWI). She discusses how those experiences have shaped her worldview, and how she learned to navigate spoken and unspoken norms as both an insider and outsider. Throughout her career, Amy has found ways to overcome cultural and gender barriers, while noting how institutionalized inequity and discriminatory practices continue to pose obstacles to professionals. Whether it is your career, your skills, your passions, or your education, Amy offers valuable advice to younger women on approaching life's big decisions.

For our latest episode, we welcome Amy Chang. Amy is a legend in the tech world. She has served on the Boards of some of the largest companies on the planet, like P&G and Cisco, after starting her career at McKinsey, eBay, and Google. She's also been on the ground floor and in the trenches of a startup, having founded Accompany, which went on to be acquired by Cisco. We talk with Amy about her path into studying electrical engineering, having to hack her way into a PM role at Google, and the inspiration for leaving the comfortable cocoon of a big company to make the founder leap. Each week, we wrap up with a Shoutout to people who've inspired and helped us along the way. This episode, Amy highlights a close friend and advisor, who has helped Amy be an effective Board member, Lorrie Norrington. The #ANGELS Pod brings you conversations about the latest tech trends with the people inventing and shaping them in Silicon Valley and beyond. Hosted by the co-founders of #ANGELS, an investment collective: Jessica Verrilli, April Underwood, Jana Messerschmidt, Chloe Sladden, Katie Stanton, and Vijaya Gadde. We cover personal stories about breaking into tech and scaling up, and inside looks at the most interesting startups, from the people building them. This podcast is just getting started and we'd love your feedback. You can reach us on Twitter @HashtagAngels and thanks in advance for listening! The #ANGELS Podcast is a production of Haitch Industries. Our theme music is by Tobey Forsman of Whipsong Music. The episode was produced and edited by Matt Herrero.

Welcome to today's segment with our guest Ms. Amy Chang a health Coach out of North Carolina, Amy is a licensed Nurse Practioner who decided that her health was her 1st priority she then decided to create a brand and help others to find that same inner peace that she now has. Follow Amy at www.dacloud.com/pro/amy-chang.  Today's session is all about self-care and the whole man, why is it important to care for the entire mind, body soul. It is a coalition that we need in order to prosper and be in good standing with our lives. Self-care is more than just manicure and pedicure it is the focus of the whole man, the multifaceted process of purposeful engagement in strategies that will promote healthy function and enhance your well-being. It is important to assess how you're caring for yourself in several different domains so you ensure you're caring for your mind, body, and spirit. Follow us at www.facebook.com/epbc  Website: www.epbreakfastclub.com  Instagram: @EPBG1  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unleash-my-potential/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unleash-my-potential/support

Should CEOs be fearless? Amy Chang thinks not. In fact, Amy credits fear as one of the biggest motivators throughout her impressive career so far. In this episode, Amy reveals the mindset behind her biggest career decisions to date, what inspires her to lean into the unknown, and the techniques she uses to master her entrepreneurial fears. Amy shares her thoughts on... Embracing the Unknown: “I think if you're not scared at all, either you're fooling yourself or there might be something pathologically wrong with you, because if you're going from complete security to complete insecurity, all humans will experience moments of fear of the unknown. I think that's very natural and normal. And how you push through that fear and how you make it useful to you. That's the part that I think we all are training on and trying to be better at.” Leaning into Fear: “I actually think that fear can be a very healthy thing. It can help speed up urgency. It can help make certain that you're prioritizing things properly and prioritizing resources properly. Because figuring out what to say ‘no’ to is as important as whatever you say ‘yes’ to.” The Myth of Fearless Leaders: “I think it is such a common misconception that if you feel fear that perhaps you're not qualified to be CEO, that perhaps you shouldn't be an entrepreneur because entrepreneurs are fearless. And I just don't think that's true.”

In this episode of The Room, Claudia and Madison kick off the new season with Amy Chang, Co-Founder of Accompany, an AI-driven relationship intelligence platform acquired by Cisco in 2018 for $270 million. we hear from a first-time founder and long term product guru on the ups and downs of transitioning from big tech to founding a company. Listen here to learn about the power of early career decisions, battling anxiety and uncertainty, and the right reasons to sell your company.

Amy Chang is an executive vice president at Cisco. Following the acquisition of her startup Accompany by Cisco in 2018, she led Cisco's multi-billion dollar Collaboration business and its Webex portfolio. In this talk, she describes an approach to networking that's built on affinity and even friendship rather than short-term, transactional goals. She shares how her relationships and network shaped her career as she navigated a path from electrical engineering at Stanford to her current roles at Cisco and on the Proctor & Gamble board, with formative stops at McKinsey, Google, and elsewhere.

Amy Chang is an executive vice president at Cisco. Following the acquisition of her startup Accompany by Cisco in 2018, she led Cisco's multi-billion dollar Collaboration business and its Webex portfolio. In this talk, she describes an approach to networking that’s built on affinity and even friendship rather than short-term, transactional goals. She shares how her relationships and network shaped her career as she navigated a path from electrical engineering at Stanford to her current roles at Cisco and on the Proctor & Gamble board, with formative stops at McKinsey, Google, and elsewhere.

The San Diego Angel Conference (SDAC) is an investing fund that helps train new angel investors, thereby unlocking more capital locally and bringing domain expertise to companies from executives-turned-angel investors. This yearlong work culminates in an annual one-day event that brings together companies and investors in order to boost the SoCal innovation ecosystem.  Tune in as Mysty Rusk, Benton Moore, Amy Duncan, and Jason Scharf, angel investors and key players of the San Diego Angel Conference, join host Neal Bloom and guest co-host Amy Chang, entrepreneur and angel investor, to discuss their journeys as angel investors in the San Diego tech scene. 3:50 Mysty Rusk explains her background as an investor for the last 15 years who fell in love with angel investing as a way for a community to take back control of its economic development. She recognized the lack of connection between investors and San Diego startups and, ultimately, went on to co-found the San Diego Angel Conference. 4:34 Benton Moore, the fund manager for SDAC this year, is a startup consultant at The Brink out of University of San Diego, and an angel investor with Tech Coast Angels as well as his own fund, Seadragon Capital. Previously an entrepreneur, he discusses his experience with angel investing.  5:33 Amy Duncan is the upcoming fund manager for SDAC’s 2021 conference. She describes her 13+ years of consulting experience with biotech companies and how she got interested in the innovation economy.  6:20 Jason Scharf serves as a co-fund manager for SDAC, a role he’s had for about two years now. He formerly worked with diagnostic drug makers and genomics companies. After reading an article in the San Diego Business Journal about SDAC, he joined the organization as an investor; from there, he also joined Tech Coast Angels, and is now also part of the Nex Cubed Digital Health Accelerator.  The San Diego Angel Conference, only two years old, has already helped to allocate over $1 million into local companies, quickly becoming a preeminent new source of capital to grow the San Diego ecosystem. Listen in to hear more about the San Diego Angel Conference and how it was founded, as well as its investors’ plans for the future.  Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.   SDAC Team’s favorite local tacos: Mysty: Tacos Libertad  Jason and Amy: Roberto’s Tacos  Benton: Cantina Mayahuel  Connect with the investors on LinkedIn:  Mysty Rusk Benton Moore Jason Scharf Amy Duncan Keep up with the San Diego Angel Conference:  Facebook: @theBrinkSBDC Twitter: @TheBrinkSbdc Instagram: @brinksbdc Linkedin

Mike Roberts is the founder of San Diego Code School, which focuses on helping individuals prepare for careers as software developers through apprenticeships.  Mike began coding when he was 12 or 13, purely as a hobby at first. After his attempt at going to college to be an accountant was unsuccessful, Mike chose to get a bachelor’s degree and then a master’s degree in engineering, ultimately becoming a software engineer. Then, he did everything he could to get involved in San Diego’s tech scene in order to help make the market available for amateur coders.  When Mike initially created San Diego Code School, it was a fast moving bootcamp that was meant to help prepare people for careers as software engineers in the local tech scene. He chose to pivot his company model about 6 months ago, when he realized that the college-to-company pipeline was failing both companies and their employees: new hires fresh off college graduation lacked the experience of hands-on coding projects that actually added business value to companies.  His San Diego Code School is working to fix that. Mike’s apprenticeship approach is incredibly unique; as a program that pays you to learn, it allows interested individuals to work in the field under managerial supervision until they gain enough skills to be fully independent. Additionally, the locations of Mike’s School are intentionally in underrepresented communities in order to lift them up and upskill them for 21st century jobs. Apply here: https://sdcs.io/apply/ Tune in as Mike joins host Neal Bloom and guest co-host Amy Chang, entrepreneur and angel investor, to discuss his journey as an entrepreneur in the San Diego tech scene. Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem. Mike’s favorite local tacos: TJ Tacos Connect with Mike:  LinkedIn Keep up with San Diego Code School:  https://sdcs.io/ Facebook: @sandiegocodeschool LinkedIn

Brook Sheehan and Rema Abedkader are the co-founders behind Cup O’ Sugar, a mobile app that allows neighbors to connect over sharing and requesting food ingredients. Single moms and close friends for nine years, Brook and Rema originally got their app idea when they were missing a vital ingredient for a recipe. Rema texted a neighbor of hers and managed to get the ingredient, leading them to question whether they could take an old-school philosophy of neighbor support and convert it to mobile technology. They began their work in 2017 and the app finally launched in 2018. Both Brook and Rema discussed how their personal goals feed directly into the app: Brook, who is super against food waste, and Rema, who thrives on community connections, agree that this app is a perfect combination of their personalities.  Right now, due to COVID-19, their app is more popular than ever as users hope to find ingredients that their local grocery stores have run out of. Tune in as Brook and Rema join host Neal Bloom and guest co-host Amy Chang, entrepreneur and angel investor, to discuss their journey as entrepreneurs in the San Diego tech scene. Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.   Brook and Rema’s favorite local tacos: Taco Stand  Puesto Connect with  Brook and Rema:  LinkedIn: Brook and Rema Keep up with Cup O’ Sugar:  http://cuposugarapp.com/ Facebook: @CupOSugarApp Instagram: @CupOSugarApp Twitter: @CupOSugarApp LinkedIn

Listen in as Startup San Diego Executive Director Alexa-Rae Navarro joins host Neal Bloom and guest co-host Amy Chang, entrepreneur and angel investor, to discuss the latest tech news in San Diego. The episode kicks off with Alexa-Rae providing updates on Startup San Diego events and then goes into a discussion about local tech news. 5:00 In collaboration with the Downtown San Diego Partnership and Mission Edge, Startup San Diego recently launched Startup Series: Covid Edition, which has two workshops coming up in its five-part series. 8:22 Alexa-Rae and Neal share insight about founders dealing with heightened anxiety amid the pandemic 12:09 Startup Week 2020 updates. The event is postponed until fall and is going virtual, which will allow greater attendance than previous years, including attendees outside of San Diego. 18:54 There’s a new venture fund in town. Section 32 is raising $350M for its third fund. It has already invested in five San Diego companies, including Cue Health, Aspen Neuroscience, XOKind, Cradle Genomics, and Medcrypt. 21:04 Recent fundings: Erasca $200m - Brain Corp $36M - Plantible Foods - $4.6M - Trovata $4.3M 24:08 Who's hiring - San. Diego. Life Changing, Startup San Diego, and Connect have launched a live job board that lists San Diego County companies that are still hiring amid the pandemic. 27:06 Local companies pivoting amid the pandemic. Banker Hills-based CloudBeds connecting hotel beds to those in need of hospitalization. Read about all the local companies joining the fight against COVID-19 on FreshBrewedTech.com. 28:03 Upcoming virtual events:  Meta by Acai: Startup Community Virtual Networking - May 28  Startup Series: Unique Value Proposition & Storytelling (Workshop 4 of 5), May 15 Startup Series: Distilling Chaos & Taking Action (Workshop 5 of 5), May 22 Nominate your top tech leaders at TopTechAwards.com. The event will take place this fall and is held by Cox Business. Listen to a previous podcast episode, where Alexa-Rae takes us through her career leading up to her current role at Startup San Diego (Episode #36) Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego startup and tech ecosystem.   Keep up with Alexa-Rae: Twitter: @lexaRaeN LinkedIn   Keep up with Startup San Diego  Twitter: @StartupSanDiego Facebook: @StartupSD startupsd.org/

Steve Beck is a managing partner at Serra Ventures, an early-stage venture fund focused on IT and agtech. The Illinois-founded fund has about 85 portfolio companies. Steve grew up in the Bay Area, where he lived an adventurous childhood. After high school, he moved out to San Luis Obispo to pursue his bachelor’s degree at Cal Poly SLO. During his 13-year stint there, Steve became serious about entrepreneurship. At 23 years old, he was managing a surf shop and convinced his employer to help him start a mail order skateboard company, which was named California Cheap Skates. CCS went on to become the world’s largest action sports retailer and was later acquired.  After leaving his first company, Steve went on to start a church with young surfers, he then started a skateboard church, and a couple more after that. Something he learned about himself through this experience is that he would get bored with projects after a few years and was always looking for the next thing. Someone from the last church Steve built approached him about starting a tech company, which went on to become Steve’s first big exit. After his big exit, Steve began dabbling in investing. He banded with a few others to form a small venture fund with $25 million of their own money, which is when he started to learn more about venture capital.  Listen in to hear about Steve’s journey from entrepreneurship to church founder, investor, and avid mountain biker. Al Bsharah and Amy Chang join in for a fun group chat. Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.   Steve’s favorite tacos: Mobile truck Taquizas Los Chuchy’s   Keep up with Steve:  Instagram: @srbeckster   Keep up with Serra Ventures:  Twitter: @SerraVentures https://serraventures.com/ 

Amy Chang is an entrepreneur, angel investor, and healthcare analyst.  Amy grew up in West Covina and attended college at UC Berkeley. After residing in the Bay Area for nearly a decade, she made her way out to sunny San Diego, a place in which Amy and her husband saw themselves having careers. When Amy first moved to San Diego, she worked at AMN Healthcare and spent the next 14 years building a career there, eventually becoming the company’s VP of strategy and investor relations. Amy left the company and began dabbling in angel investing. She began networking and meeting other investors to learn more about becoming a better investor.  To date, Amy has made investments in 34 companies, and has been involved with a few different angel networks, including Hera Angels and Tech Coast Angels. Listen in to learn about Amy’s 14-year run at AMN Healthcare and how she made the transition into angel investing, as well as her favorite taco spot. Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.   Amy’s favorite local tacos: Fish tacos at Lahaina Beach House in Pacific Beach

Al Bsharah is VP of Product Operations at Seismic, a sales enablement platform. The show is also joined by Amy Chang, CEO of Delta Nutrassentials. Neal, Al, and Amy are all members of Tech Coast Angels, which will give you an investor perspective of the San Diego tech scene in this episode. Al moved out to San Diego in 1998 after working as an engineer in the Detroit auto industry. He always knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur and spent his time in San Diego trying to build businesses and working in other startups. Al learned some tough lessons as a solo founder and decided to pair up with a co-founder for his next venture. In last 2016, Al joined Seismic Software, which had a headcount of 200 at the time. Three years later, the tech unicorn is pushing 900. The company has been rapidly growing for years, and even made a couple acquisitions, giving the company a presence in multiple states and countries. Listen in to hear all about Al’s experience as both an entrepreneur and an investor, and get the scoop on his favorite local taco spot. 17:43 SD tech news recap begins. Topics include SOCi, Concert Health, and Kneron’s recent fundraising rounds; BlueNalu’s groundbreaking cell-based fish; local startup studios, like Brad Chisum’s Launch Factory; the HNC tech mafia, and more. Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.   Al’s favorite local taco spot: Fish tacos at The Tilted Stick in Ocean Beach (Other than his wife’s homemade shrimp tacos, of course)   Keep up with Al:  Twitter: @ALBsharah   Keep up with Seismic:  Facebook: @SeismicSoftware Twitter: @SeismicSoftware Instagram: @SeismicSoftware https://seismic.com/

What’s the state the healthcare job market really? What’s the demand in nursing and allied health, what are the trends impacting your field, and what’s the next big thing? We may not have a crystal ball but we do have an expert in Amy Chang of Staffing Industry Analysts. She gives us the real deal on what’s happening now and what’s predicted going forward through the decade. If you’re a travel nurse, a PT, or are working in any healthcare specialty this is your episode.

Cisco's Collaboration Vision: Cisco collaboration EVP & GM Amy Chang and Light Reading's Mitch Wagner share stories about videoconferencing facepalms, and Chang then discusses Cisco's collaboration vision.

It's been a busy year for Cisco in the worlds of communication and collaboration. This podcast brings you all the latest news on Cisco's platforms covering new meeting features for Webex, this month's Cisco Partner Summit and all of the latest announcements relating to closer integration work with other technology providers. The usual pod team also over Cisco's acquisition of Voicea, which was announced back in September, and some of the new capabilities that this may bring to its platforms. Some new hardware devices have also been unveiled and the pod examine how these will fit in Cisco's portfolio of endpoint devices.

It's been a busy year for Cisco in the worlds of communication and collaboration. This podcast brings you all the latest news on Cisco's platforms covering new meeting features for Webex, this month's Cisco Partner Summit and all of the latest announcements relating to closer integration work with other technology providers. The usual pod team also over Cisco's acquisition of Voicea, which was announced back in September, and some of the new capabilities that this may bring to its platforms. Some new hardware devices have also been unveiled and the pod examine how these will fit in Cisco's portfolio of endpoint devices.

In the communication and collaboration industries we are always hearing about 'unity'. Whether it's within unified communications or in other areas such collaboration, integration and interoperability features are always of interest due to the benefits that they offer to users. Cisco and Microsoft have been leaders in the space for decades and have rivalling platforms in a number of key areas. In this podcast we hear how Cisco is holding firm on its premise of 'building bridges not islands' by offering a growing number of integration features with Microsoft's productivity application suite. As well that, the pod also discuss new Webex features and an interesting development in the world of Cisco digital signage. The pod team also address some questions that have been sent in by listeners.

In the communication and collaboration industries we are always hearing about 'unity'. Whether it's within unified communications or in other areas such collaboration, integration and interoperability features are always of interest due to the benefits that they offer to users. Cisco and Microsoft have been leaders in the space for decades and have rivalling platforms in a number of key areas. In this podcast we hear how Cisco is holding firm on its premise of 'building bridges not islands' by offering a growing number of integration features with Microsoft's productivity application suite. As well that, the pod also discuss new Webex features and an interesting development in the world of Cisco digital signage. The pod team also address some questions that have been sent in by listeners.

Interview with Amy Chang Angel Investor and CEO of Delta Nutrassentials. This is a podcast series by Patricia Kathleen who interviews female and female-identified entrepreneurs, founders, business owners, and gurus across all industries to investigate women (and women identified individuals) in business today. This series is designed to further the conversation of the changing climate of female (and female-identified individuals) in entrepreneurial roles worldwide.

This month, we did a series of interviews for the indie film, In A New York Minute, which our very own Rachel Liu worked on. This episode features Melissa interviewing actors Celia Au, Yi Liu, and Amy Chang, and Rachel interviewing actor Ludi Lin.  Look for the movie at a festival near you! If you're in NYC, you can catch this film at the Asian American International Film Festival. Buy your tickets here: https://www.goelevent.com/AAIFF/e/InANewYorkMinute

There have been some pretty major developments in the worlds of Cisco communication and collaboration over the past few weeks. Some further details have emerged clarifying Cisco's provision of cloud calling within its Webex platform. In this episode the guys analyse the latest news in terms of Webex Calling and PSTN provision. As well as the latest platform updates they also explore Cisco's product portfolio in terms of hardware. The new Cisco headsets complete the full stack solution which can offer a host of benefits to organisations as a whole. Get all of the latest feature update news and some speculation about possible future developments in this episode.

There have been some pretty major developments in the worlds of Cisco communication and collaboration over the past few weeks. Some further details have emerged clarifying Cisco's provision of cloud calling within its Webex platform. In this episode the guys analyse the latest news in terms of Webex Calling and PSTN provision. As well as the latest platform updates they also explore Cisco's product portfolio in terms of hardware. The new Cisco headsets complete the full stack solution which can offer a host of benefits to organisations as a whole. Get all of the latest feature update news and some speculation about possible future developments in this episode.

Host Paul Booth and Co-EP Carolyn Booth will review the indie-film IN A NEW YORK MINUTE. IN A NEW YORK MINUTE will have its World Premiere at the 2019 Newport Beach Film Festival on Sunday, April 28, 2019 and a Los Angeles premiere at the 2019 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. IN A NEW YORK MINUTE follows three strangers as they accidentally discover the solution to their problems lies in a single pregnancy test. Amy is haunted by a past breakup that has manifested into an eating disorder. Angel is caught between a loveless marriage to an American business man and a passionate affair with a Chinese writer. Nina moonlights as an escort in order to support herself. Based on a Chinese short story, IN A NEW YORK MINUTE takes a slice-of-life look at relationships highlighted by its Asian and Asian American-led cast. First time writer/director Ximan Li leads a female driven production crew to create an intimate character study that interprets love from three different points of view. The film stars Celia Au, Amy Chang, Yi Liu, with Ludi Lin, and Cheng Pei Pei.

Cognitive collaboration makes it easier to get tasks done in context, by tapping into data sources across the enterprise and ecosystem and presenting the needed information in one seamless and intuitive place. It’s context and intelligence built in to a single system. This helps businesses ensure that: • Activities between people and technology are frictionless, human, and insightful • Workstream experiences make the tasks of collaborating easy and intuitive • Customer experiences are personalized, proactive and responsive Cognitive collaboration is what organizations need now: leveraging the enormous power of AI to help them communicate and collaborate with resources and data that is instantly available and effortlessly accessible. Amy Chang, SVP/GM, Cisco Collaboration Technology Group, leads a discussion with Pegah Ebrahimi, COO/VP of Strategy & Planning, Sri Srinivasan, SVP/GM, Webex Meetings, Teams and Devices, Vasili Triant, VP/GM Cisco Customer Journey Business Unit, and Hakim Mehmood, VP of Engineering - Collaboration. For more on this topic, visit http://cs.co/9001Ej4EB

Dr. Amy Chang's patient, Jed, is convinced she saved his life – at least by accident. Find us at backofthechart.weebly.com or on Twitter @backofthechart . Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

On this very special best of 2018 mash up, you’ll get insights from guests throughout the season, and, as always, nuggets of wisdom from DC and DG. On Part I, hear from ProfitWell’s Patrick Campbell on content strategy, pricing and the future of the subscription economy. Rich Roll and Brad Stulberg break down the emergence of wellness, fitness, mindfulness and well-being as major categories. Plus, Amy Chang, advisor, board member and Cisco SVP on why a diversity of personality types and not just backgrounds is key. Sales expert David Priemer talks about effective selling and how to ensure your message gets through. And to wrap it up, DC and DG discuss the six principles of Influence and why it’s the book every marketer should know cold.Be sure to tune in and we’ll see you back here next week for Best of Seeking Wisdom: Part II! Before you go leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share the pod with your friends! Be sure to check out more insights on the Drift blog at drift.com/blog and find us on Twitter @davegerhardt, @dcancel and @seekingwisdomio.

September has been a challenging month in the Cisco collaboration division. There has been a major outage on the Webex Teams platform which has caused serious issues for customers and partners. In this episode we discuss the causes and ramifications for Cisco. There has also been more reshuffling within the management of collaboration division so we review the lasts movers and shakers. Cisco have, despite the apparent issues and changes, been busy releasing a host of new products and features for the various collaboration platforms and we cover off all the latest news on those.

September has been a challenging month in the Cisco collaboration division. There has been a major outage on the Webex Teams platform which has caused serious issues for customers and partners. In this episode we discuss the causes and ramifications for Cisco. There has also been more reshuffling within the management of collaboration division so we review the lasts movers and shakers. Cisco have, despite the apparent issues and changes, been busy releasing a host of new products and features for the various collaboration platforms and we cover off all the latest news on those.

Terri talks to Amy Chang about how at the age of 35 she had checked all life’s boxes but wasn’t completely fulfilled. She found religion to fill the void and was able to redefine success for herself.  Amy talks about how this changed the way she operates in the world and how she wants to see more women angel investing.   Who is Amy Chang? Amy C. Chang is the CEO of Delta Nutrassentials, a consumer health supplement company. Previously, she was VP of Strategy & Investor Relations for AMN Healthcare and prior to joining AMN, she held various leadership roles with other companies in operations, customer service and finance after beginning her career with KPMG.  Amy is an advisor, board member, and investor of various start-ups in San Diego, as well as a board member of Hera Angels and member of the Keiretsu Forum, Wharton Angel Network, and SheEO. She served as a board member of the National Investor Relations Institute - San Diego Chapter and has been a member of the San Diego YMCA Overnight Camps Board of Advisors.  She is Chair-Elect of the San Diego YMCA Board of Governors and has been involved in homeless ministries and has served as a foster youth mentor and foster parent.   Show Highlights Amy talks about being the driver’s seat of your life (similar to Terri talking about being the pilot in your own life) and not just letting life happen. Amy talks about being driven and the importance of checking the boxes to achieve ‘success’ in her life and still being unfulfilled.  She realized that she might have had the wrong measure of success in her life. Despite checking all of the boxes, she realized she wasn’t happy enough.  She became a born-again Christian at the age of 35 which has made the biggest difference in her life and has changed the way she looks at her life and the rewards she wants to get out of life. Her definition of success has changed, and she worries about far fewer things as a result. She thinks that people are happier when they are living something beyond themselves. Amy talks about what she looks for as an angel investor and some of the startups she’s invested in.  Three years ago, Amy didn’t know that angel investing was an option but has since invested in quite a few companies directly.  She joined the Keiretsu Forum, the Wharton Angel Network and she is now on the board of Hera Ventures.  Amy likes to invest directly into a startup to help them fuel their growth which helps to create innovation and helps the local economy.   She does caution that angel investing is not for everyone. Amy talks about the importance of diversifying your portfolio and how networking has contributed to her deal flow.  She has learned the most from other angel investors.  Terri talks about her experience in Sand Hill Angels being a great training ground.  Amy and Terri would like to see more female angel investors, and both shared the importance of being supported by other female angel investors. Based on what she wishes she knew when she started investing, Amy recommends that women start with small checks and get to know the founders as much as you can.  If Amy could wave a magic wand, she would encourage people to get to know each other on an individual basis.    Terri’s Key Takeaway Founder integrity is critical when investing in a startup.   References in the Podcast Venture Deals:  https://www.feld.com/archives/2016/10/venture-deals-third-edition.html JDoe: https://jdoe.io/ Delta Nutrassentials: https://www.deltanutra.com/ Keiretsu Forum: http://www.keiretsuforum.com/ Wharton Angel Network: http://www.whartonangelnetwork.co/ Hera Angels:  https://www.heraangels.com/ Tech Coast Angels:  https://www.techcoastangels.com/     Contact Amy can be reached via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amychang8/ or her company’s website, www.deltanutra.com.   You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.  Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com. To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.  

If you liked this episode, we bet that you’ll love our blog content. blog.drift.com/#subscribe Subscribe to never miss a post & join the 20,000+ other pros committed to getting better every day. ----- Get the notebooks out. Amy serves on the board of directors for Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) and Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO), which have a combined market cap of ~$400B -- and she is the CEO and founder of Accompany, a relationship intelligence platform which has received over $40M in funding. She's also an ex-Google exec who ran Google Analytics for seven years, growing it from >1% to over 70% market share, and serves as an advisor to Hubspot, Optimizely, ClearSlide, BloomReach, Origami Logic and Datorama. She holds a BSEE and MSEE in hardware and network systems from Stanford University. Make sure you let Amy know you heard her on Seeking Wisdom by Tweeting @_amychang @dcancel and @davegerhardt. Here are two links we mention on this episode: Star Wars Myers Briggs Type: geekologie.com/2013/12/star-wars-characters-myers-briggs-person.php Creativity Inc. Summary: https://www.fastcompany.com/3027135/inside-the-pixar-braintrust PS. See you at HYPERGROWTH 2018? Tickets just went on sale last week. Use the promo code SEEKINGWISDOM at hypergrowth.drift.com

Amy Chang had accomplished a lot in her eight years at Google, helping launch and then lead Google Analytics to 70 percent market share. But then she left to launch her own tech startup, a relationship-intelligence platform called Accompany. In conversation with Matt Harvey of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, Chang talks about getting out of one's comfort zone and laying the groundwork for a successful career.

Amy Chang had accomplished a lot in her eight years at Google, helping launch and then lead Google Analytics to 70 percent market share. But then she left to launch her own tech startup, a relationship-intelligence platform called Accompany. In conversation with Matt Harvey of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, Chang talks about getting out of one's comfort zone and laying the groundwork for a successful career.

Amy Chang had accomplished a lot in her eight years at Google, helping launch and then lead Google Analytics to 70 percent market share. But then she left to launch her own tech startup, a relationship-intelligence platform called Accompany. In conversation with Matt Harvey of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, Chang talks about getting out of one's comfort zone and laying the groundwork for a successful career.

Amy Chang is the CEO of Delta Nutrassentials, a consumer health supplement company and an active Angel Investor with a corporate, financial, and entrepreneurial background. She previously worked at AMN Healthcare for 14 years and also at Mitchell Madison Group as a Strategy Manager. Amy is also involved in various angel groups and despite her demanding schedule still finds time to give back to her community. She’s involved in homeless ministries at The Rock Church in Point Loma and has also served as a foster youth mentor and a foster parent. We talked about why she became an Angel Investor, the importance of networking, how budding entrepreneurs can get involved with Angel Investors and much, much more. 02:24 - Her decision to leave AMN Healthcare after 14 years 03:25 - Why she decided to become an Angel Investor 05:44 - What convinced her to make her first investment 08:48 - The skills she learned as a Strategist in the corporate world that helped her with angel investing 12:42 - The types of investments Amy feels the most comfortable with and the “catalyst moment” 14:57 - Angel Investors as catalysts for the next movement 17:22 - Her involvement in the Angel Groups, Keiretsu Forum & Wharton Alumni Angel Network (WAAN) and the importance of networking 20:36 - How entrepreneurs can best get involved with Angel Investors 22:13 - Tips for entrepreneurs who want to pitch to a group of investors 23:54 - The story of a founder she has recently invested in and why she invested in her 27:18 - How she met the founder of Jewel Toned  32:44 - The benefits of good communication between investor and founder 36:26 - How she became involved with Delta Nutrassentials 39:25 - Her future investment plans and the importance of supporting small businesses, founders, and entrepreneurs 41:41 - Starting a relationship as a mentor to opening up capital as an investor  44:02 - The mentors who have helped shaped Amy’s career  47:39 - Her favorite Angel lnvesting resource 48:39 - The person who had a major influence in her career 49:51 - What comes to mind when she hears the word, ‘abundance’ Full show notes: http://www.sheinvests.com/4

This special episode features two entrepreneurs who have built successful businesses in different industries. First up is Amy Chang, a Cisco board member and former Googler who is the CEO and founder of Accompany. Next is Billie Whitehouse, the CEO and founder of Wearable X, who's been called the "Elon Musk of the fashion world." Both of them give their best advice for aspiring entrepreneurs who are preparing to take a leap. Learn more about Accompany: www.accompany.com Follow Amy Chang on Twitter: @_amychang Follow Accompany on Twitter: @accompany Learn more about Wearable X: www.wearablex.com Follow Wearable X on Instagram and Twitter: @wearableX Follow Billie Whitehouse on Instagram and Twitter: @BillieWhouse Like what we're doing? Leave a review! ----> http://bit.ly/2ks4f90 * ABOUT REBECCA JARVIS: Rebecca Jarvis is the Chief Business, Technology and Economics correspondent for ABC News. She is also the Host, Creator, and Managing Editor of Real Biz with Rebecca Jarvis and this podcast No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis. Like Rebecca on Facebook: Facebook.com/RebeccaJarvis Follow Rebecca on Instagram: @RebeccaJarvis Follow Rebecca on Twitter: @RebeccaJarvis Follow Rebecca on Snapchat: RebeccaJarvis * DISCOVER MORE PODCASTS: http://www.abcnewspodcasts.com

As an influencer, the goal is to present yourself in a professional manner and get results when you reach out to PR reps for the brands you love. But it's tough to know exactly what to say, especially if you don't speak their language. Wouldn't it be nice if there was someone with experience in both PR and beauty who could write a script, complete with PR terminology that would get their attention in a good way and help you build a lasting professional relationship? Amy Chang is the founder and editor of BOND EN AVANT, a luxury beauty and lifestyle blog founded in 2016. Her brand seeks to provide thoughtful reviews and inspiring stories, while showcasing brands that uplift women. BOND EN AVANT boasts 7,000 unique visitors and 10,000 page visits per month. At 19, Amy took a year off from college and worked as a makeup artist for Shiseido. When she returned to school in New York, Amy knew she wanted to pursue her passion for beauty, and studying PR allowed her to do internships with Loreal and few hospitality firms. After graduation, Amy worked in the consumer products division of an agency where she was responsible for dealing with the bloggers! But after a move to LA, she made the decision to become a content creator herself, tapping into her creativity to establish a blog where she has the freedom to write about products she believes in. Listen in as she gets granular about the process of building relationships with PR reps for brands and requesting specific product. She also offers great advice about negotiating your price for sponsored content and adjusting content to increase engagement on different social media platforms. Check out the show notes.   Don't forget to join the Beauty and the Vlog Facebook group for collaborations, YouTube advice, support and more!   Make sure you pick up our FREE Tools guide detailing the best free tools online to help you grow your YouTube channel.

So you want to work with brands, but it's hard to know exactly how to reach out. Who do you contact in the first place? What should you include in that first email? Is there something you can do to stand out from the crowd? If only we could ask someone who's worked with influencers at a PR agency exactly what they're looking for… Well you're in luck, because today's guest understands both the beauty community and PR. Amy Chang is the founder and editor of BOND EN AVANT, a luxury beauty and lifestyle blog founded in 2016. Her brand seeks to provide thoughtful reviews and inspiring stories, while showcasing brands that uplift women. At 19, Amy took a year off from college and worked as a makeup artist for Shiseido. When she returned to school in New York, Amy knew she wanted to pursue her passion for beauty, and studying PR allowed her to do internships with Loreal and few hospitality firms. After graduation, Amy worked in the consumer products division of an agency where she was responsible for dealing with the bloggers! But after a move to LA, she made the decision to become a content creator herself, tapping into her creativity to establish a blog where she has the freedom to write about products she believes in. Listen in as she explains the best way to introduce yourself to PR reps for brands and how to establish enduring relationships with those reps. She also shares great tips on branding, developing your site, and harnessing SEO to grow your audience. Episode Sponsor: Make sure you check out our current podcast sponsor, GloProfessional. To be added to their PR list, make sure that you fill out the blogger interest form  or to take advantage of the 15% discount (use code Erika15) check out my favorite products HERE.  Check out the show notes.   Don't forget to join the Beauty and the Vlog Facebook group for collaborations, YouTube advice, support and more!   Make sure you pick up our FREE Tools guide detailing the best free tools online to help you grow your YouTube channel.    

We keep saying that in person feedback is best...why is that? Body language! You can learn a lot from someone else's body language, and you can also use your own body language to communicate. Join Kim, Russ, and guest Amy Chang of Accompany to learn how body language can help you out at work.

Have you ever been tortured by an idea? Amy Chang, CEO of Accompany, knows this feeling well. In fact, it’s what drove her to leave her seven-year stint at Google to start something new. In this episode, Amy shares her thought process behind some of her bolder decisions - from leaving Google to raising $20 million in three years with a product in beta - and the lessons she learned along the way.

In this Episode we talk with seven of the shows involved with the Planet Connections Festivity running from June 9th - June 28th. Find out more information on their website at www.planetconnectionsfestivity.com Interviews in this episode are: We talk with Tony Asaro (Composer/Lyricist) and Justin Utley (Lead Actor) from the new country-themed musical, OUR COUNTRY, where a country superstar is outed and rises from the ashes with an all gay band. We also play two songs from the show's demo. We talk with playwright John Kearns and lead actresses Amy Chang and Joy Lanceta about the show, RESIGNATIONS, which discusses satisfactiction in the workplace. We get sidelined a little bit by discussing the growth of roles for Asian-American actors. HOUND is a rethinking of the Sherlock Holmes cannon from the point of view of Watson. The show has been imported from Louisiana, and we talk with playwright, John Patrick Bray and actor Blain Peltier about the show and the trials of a temporary move to New York City. CLEOPATRA: A LIFE UNPARALLELED is a new rock musical. Rich Labbadia (Producer) and Melissa Labbadia (Cleopatra) talk about the development of the show and the trials of working with family. Also, Melissa Labbadia, Jessica Labbadia and Joshua Woodie sing three songs from the show live in our studio! Dorothy Parker's story has been told many times, but not so much her stories. Playwright Maureen VanTrease and Third Eye Theatre Artistic Director, Michael Levesque attempt to remedy that situation with THOSE WHISTLING LADS, a show that puts five of Dorothy Parker's Stories/Poems on stage. WAIT OF THE WORLD is a unique multi-media presentation/play that discusses many of our fears of the future and pulls from the past. writer Peter Dagger and Director Jeremy Bloom stop by to discuss what makes their show tick. There is no question that Americans have become more and more dependent on prescription medication this past two decades. NY IT Award winning playwright Aliza Shane addresses this in humorous was in a modern adaptation of Moliere, THE IMAGINARY INVALID: BY PRESCRIPTION ONLY, which she also produces and directs.

The American Society for Microbiology Conference for Undergraduate Educators (ASMCUE) is an interactive four-day conference on scientific updates and effective teaching strategies. Now in its 16th year, the conference attracts over 300 microbiology and biology educators. Educators come from colleges, universities and international institutions to learn and share the latest information in the biological sciences and education research. The conference program includes plenary, concurrent, poster, and exhibit sessions. Participants engage in formal and informal small group discussions between colleagues all focused on the same goal: to improve teaching and learning in the biological sciences. In this episode, we talk with Erica Suchman, Associate Professor, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, and Local Organizing Chair for the 2009 meeting. Erica talks about her attendance at the meeting for the past 12 years and the benefits of participating. Also featured are several participants at the ASMCUE 2008 held at Endicott College in Beverly, MA and ASMCUE's Education Director, Amy Chang, a co-founder of the Conference. For more information about the conference or to view past proceedings, visit www.asmcue.org.

The American Society for Microbiology Conference for Undergraduate Educators (ASMCUE) is an interactive four-day conference on scientific updates and effective teaching strategies. Now in its 16th year, the conference attracts over 300 microbiology and biology educators. Educators come from colleges, universities and international institutions to learn and share the latest information in the biological sciences and education research. The conference program includes plenary, concurrent, poster, and exhibit sessions. Participants engage in formal and informal small group discussions between colleagues all focused on the same goal: to improve teaching and learning in the biological sciences. In this episode, we talk with Erica Suchman, Associate Professor, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, and Local Organizing Chair for the 2009 meeting. Erica talks about her attendance at the meeting for the past 12 years and the benefits of participating. Also featured are several participants at the ASMCUE 2008 held at Endicott College in Beverly, MA and ASMCUE's Education Director, Amy Chang, a co-founder of the Conference. For more information about the conference or to view past proceedings, visit www.asmcue.org.

The American Society for Microbiology Conference for Undergraduate Educators (ASMCUE) is an interactive four-day conference on scientific updates and effective teaching strategies. Now in its 16th year, the conference attracts over 300 microbiology and biology educators. Educators come from colleges, universities and international institutions to learn and share the latest information in the biological sciences and education research. The conference program includes plenary, concurrent, poster, and exhibit sessions. Participants engage in formal and informal small group discussions between colleagues all focused on the same goal: to improve teaching and learning in the biological sciences. In this episode, we talk with Erica Suchman, Associate Professor, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, and Local Organizing Chair for the 2009 meeting. Erica talks about her attendance at the meeting for the past 12 years and the benefits of participating. Also featured are several participants at the ASMCUE 2008 held at Endicott College in Beverly, MA and ASM's Education Director, Amy Chang, a co-founder of the Conference. For more information about the conference or to view past proceedings, visit www.asmcue.org.