Podcasts about arctic15

In today's episode, we revisit my keynote speech from the Arctic15 conference in Finland back in June 2018. I discuss the necessity of practicality in brand-building and emphasize how businesses must demonstrate resilience in volatile times, whether it's periods of economic instability or shifts in platform algorithms. I also highlight the significance of branding and advertising on social media, yet caution that depending too heavily on a single platform for brand success can be risky. Instead, brands need to be adaptable and follow the attention.As we wrap up the keynote, we transition into a Q&A. I share my thoughts on topics ranging from reducing consumer friction as a brand to the rapid pace at which human attention changes. I even give my predictions on the next marketing frontier that marketers might overexploit!This episode is packed with insights and practical advice to help your brand rise above the noise. I hope you enjoy it!

How do you get 1:1 Meetings with Investors and also make your online event more gender diverse? In this episode, you'll hear from Jan Ameri, CEO of Arctic15, the key matchmaking event between investors and startups in the Nordics and beyond. Learn how to build relationships with investors, who to embed gender diversity across your virtual event and get lots of practical tips from a passionate catalyst in the startup ecosystem. Get the show notes here:

Tribecast host talking to the speakers of 1st ever Arctic15 Stockholm Pontus Stråhlman (Voima Ventures), Claes Mikko Nilsen (Nordic Ninja VC), Aline Santa Izabel (Yogut ME) and the CEO of Arctic Startup Jan Ameri.

LOVED doing this live show with Jarno Laasala from the Dudesons & Arctic15, answering questions from local entrepreneurs and creators in Finland. Hit up Jarno: @jarnodudeson *Originally published to The GaryVee Audio Experience on June 4, 2018

This edition sees Alex Felman meet a host of fantastic speakers and attendees from Arctic15 2019 in Helsinki, Finland. Guests include: Marija Rucevska from Quro.Io, Hannah Brocke from Planet Blue, Dr Pasi Vainikka from Solar Foods and Gemma Milne from Disrupt. As with the theme of the moment, our guests discuss what they are doing for the problem they love to solve - all with varying takes on what it takes to be a successful impact startup in 2019.

Nonono and Huoleti sent their representatives to talk about the path to success and customers' hearts, ways to network and events to visit, and of course about Arctic15.

Episode 13 continues the talks with the start ups from Tampere who will participate in Arctic15 this year. Joona Fors from Witview and Timo Ylikomi from Everfill are ready to share their pespectives about start up life, product-customer relations and how to make the world a better place while earning dome money.

A fresh podcast episode with two interviews. One comes from a Tribe community member organization, the other gives the voice to a startup.

“The only exciting thing celebrity has is the privilege of platform.” To build something from this privilege, you need to understand your personal brand. Show business and personal branding are two topics Phil Pallen is uniquely qualified to talk about. And that’s exactly what we did on this week’s episode of the On Brand podcast. Enjoy! About Phil Pallen Phil Pallen is a brand and social media strategist and regular contributor for international media outlets, including CNN, Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight, the Toronto Star, and the Daily Mail, Phil breaks down the business of branding and social media into tangible steps that anyone can do. Phil has since spoken at major conferences like Finland’s Arctic15, Japan’s iMedia Brand Summit, and HubSpot’s InBound Conference in Boston. Episode Highlights “You totally have a brand, babe.” That’s Phil’s reply when confronted with what he hears all too often from would-be personal brands — “I don’t even have a brand.” Wrong! You have a brand. But you may not be able to see it. The first part is content and the second part is personality. You can’t have one without the other. Especially, the second part. “Your personality is your secret sauce.” The three steps of personal branding. First, you have to position. Then you have to build something. Then, and only then, can you promote. Trying to promote before positioning and building is like trying to sell a house without understanding the features. How do you know if you’ve built a strong personal brand? “You have control over that first impression.” If the first thing people find when they search for you online is strong and a touch point you control, you’re on your way! Your personal brand is the best business tool for managing who you are and what you stand for. “If you can’t answer what your (personal) brand is, there’s one question that everyone can answer. If you won the lottery, what would you do tomorrow?” What brand has made Phil smile recently? Casper Mattresses provided Phil with a perfect hangover cure. Wait — what? You’ll have to listen to the podcast to get the story on this one. To learn more, go to Phil’s business site, his speaking site, and check out his podcast — The Brand Therapy Podcast. As We Wrap … Before we go, I want to flip the microphone around to our community … Conrad Chua gave us a shout on Twitter for our recent episode featuring Andy Cunningham. Thanks for listening! Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you’d like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. On Brand is sponsored by my new book Brand Now. Discover the seven dynamics to help your brand stand out in our crowded, distracted world. Order now and get special digital extras. Learn more. Subscribe to the podcast – You can subscribe to the show via iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, and RSS. Rate and review the show – If you like what you’re hearing, head over to iTunes and click that 5-star button to rate the show. And if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review. This helps others find the podcast. OK. How do you rate and review a podcast? Need a quick tutorial on leaving a rating/review in iTunes? Check this out. Until next week, I’ll see you on the Internet!

Really enjoyed doing this keynote with my friend Jan a week ago in Helsinki. This really was an all-time piece of content, where I focused very heavily on the futures of audio in a B2C world & how Amazon and other major players have such an opportunity to push hard in the space. We also take a bunch of startup focused Q&A and talk podcast audience values. Great stuff here! 

In this episode we talk with Joe Schorge, Founder and Manager Partner at Isomer Capital about the relationships between investors and their LPS. Joe has served as an LP, GP and technology operations executive, so he knows first hand what these relations are all about. Tune in!

We met Reshma Sohoni, co-founder of Seedcamp at Arctic15 and asked her why investors are so hyped about the early-stage startups, and what the early-stage startups should do to maximise their chances for success. Tune in!

Our today’s guest is a 4th Generation venture capitalist. He has driven investments in companies like Robinhood, Laurel & Wolf, Tempo Automation, Samba TV among others. He worked in operations at Facebook and was listed in the Forbes' '30 Under 30' List for Venture Capital in 2016. Welcome Billy Draper from Draper Associates! We asked Billy what does he think about fundraising and what are the biggest mistakes that entrepreneurs have in relation to that?

This weeks Sidetrack is a special interview from Arctic15. We had a chance to get to know Ádám Somlai-Fischer, the co-founder of Prezi, who shared his thoughts about being an entrepreneur. Music in this episode: T.H.E. – Soul Instrumental