Podcasts about bay mclaughlin

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Global Venture Capitalist, Bay McLaughlin (Brinc.io), sits down with fellow entrepreneurial spirit Alex Graf (Spryker Systems GmbH) to share his very inspiring story about how he became the influencer that he is today, providing our Le WimLex listeners with valuable insights and learnings that may help you inspire your own entrepreneurial journey.

Today on The Negotiation, Todd speaks with Bay McLaughlin, Co-Founder, and COO at Brinc.io, an early-stage venture accelerator. He describes his partnership with fellow Co-Founder Manav Gupta as unorthodox in that they were not wholly familiar with each other's backgrounds when they first met. What they did have individually, however, was the self-confidence needed to dive headfirst into a new venture. This attitude of purpose over profit drives many of Brinc's thoughts on the IoT startup space.The founding of Brinc goes against the grain of conventional startup journeys. For one, Bay and Manav invested their own money in the business, having had no institutional backers for their first three-and-a-half years. They also decided to focus on and establish bases exclusively in developing countries as they foresaw immense growth in these locations in the coming decades.When it comes to the modern-day investor's thought process, Bay notes that physical products that require longer and more complex R&D cycles will almost always receive more funding. Investors are also becoming more vertically-focused. That is, they will look at specific problems that businesses are looking to solve within specific industries.Historically, traditional software companies take around 7 to 10 years to go public. IoT companies go through a long life cycle: around 10 to 12 years, according to Bay. However, he does not see a good reason for any business (IoT or otherwise), who is vying to be a market leader, to go public too quickly. The fork-in-the-road decision is whether a founder intends to grow on its own effort (i.e. via fundraising) or to seek outside corporate aid in solving its problems.COVID-19 negatively impacted the IoT startup world from both the supply chain and investment perspectives. The least affected parties are those consumer IoT teams that strive to stay as lean as possible with their inventory. From an investment standpoint, companies now need to consider how wide their nets are with their LPs. This goes back to Bay's previous point that businesses who play the long game—instead of looking only at their valuation—not only have the best chance for survival but may very well thrive in the new normal.

The mission of Faces of digital health podcast is to share insights to multiply ideas for worldwide healthcare improvement. For this purpose I like to choose my guests based on where they come from, to present various cultures, quality of life around the world and various healthcare systems. Many countries are presented in past episodes. This short recording offers a snippet of thoughts about China, Japan, Germany, Dubai, Israel, Japan, and Bolivia. Speakers: - Shafi Ahmed, a futuristic surgeon from England, currently helping set up a futuristic hospital in Bolivia,- Kyoko Watanabe, a US-based VC from Defta partners, - Brian de Francesca, an American with 20 years of experience working in Thailand and now running his telemedicine company from Dubai,- Levi Shapiro - connector, VC and entrepreneur from Israel, - Bay McLaughlin, an American VC, entrepreneur, and speaker based in China, who among other thing writes a weekly column in Forbes titled "This Week in China Tech",- Klaus Stoeckemann, VC from Peppermint Venture Partners. Explore healthcare systems through these episodes: F027 Can Malta be a gateway to the European market?https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/f027-can-malta-be-a-gateway-to-the-european-market-da08d91190f8 iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/f027-can-malta-be-gateway-to-european-market-stefan/id1194284040?i=1000426903261 F028 From Australia: Anaesthesiology and the challenge of change management in hospitals (Chris Johnson, anaesthetist)https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/f028-anaesthesiology-and-the-challenge-of-change-management-in-hospitals-chris-johnson-a3db1f1231fb iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/f028-anaesthesiology-challenge-change-management-in/id1194284040?i=1000427733013 F018 Can Bolivia become the global digital health role model? https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/f018-can-bolivia-become-the-global-digital-health-role-model-shafi-ahmed-f600e656fce0iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/f018-can-bolivia-become-global-digital-health-role/id1194284040?i=1000420000966 F012 How advanced is China in digital health? (Miranda Gottlieb, Bay McLaughlin)https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/f02-how-advanced-is-china-in-digital-health-d7260ed4130d iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/f012-how-advanced-is-china-in-digital-health-bay-mclaughlin/id1194284040?i=1000412477016 F003 What is the state of digital health adoption in Africa? https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/f-003-what-is-the-state-of-digital-health-adoption-in-africa-501105eb0dfdiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/f003-what-is-state-digital-health-adoption-in-africa/id1194284040?i=1000401661858 024 Japan: Where Robots Are Friends Of The Elderlyhttps://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/024-japan-where-robots-are-friends-of-the-elderly-5f4978a86aahttps://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/024-japan-where-robots-are-friends-elderly-kyoko-watanabe/id1194284040?i=1000398583819 Ep. 21: Is Dubai Going To Become The Global Capital of Digital Health?https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/ep-21-is-dubai-going-to-become-the-global-capital-of-digital-health-173006ac929iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/021-is-dubai-going-to-become-global-capital-digital/id1194284040?i=1000394748424 Ep.17: Why Is Israel Called the Second Silicon Valley?https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/ep-17-why-is-israel-called-the-second-silicon-valley-1ec2664f366f iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/017-why-is-israel-called-second-silicon-valley-levi/id1194284040?i=1000392439492 Ep. 10 and 11: Tackling the German Healthcare Systemhttps://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/ep-10-what-are-the-latest-trends-in-biotech-and-digital-health-funding-and-why-is-germany-still-d26d6b25bc1 iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/012-rethinking-business-models-in-healthcare-patients/id1194284040?i=1000385997647 Ep. 7: Is India the mHealth Paradise and How Much Improvement Can Digital Health Bring To The Country?https://medium.com/faces-of-digital-health/ep-7-is-india-the-mhealth-paradise-and-how-much-improvement-can-digital-health-bring-to-the-ae81ef6cc5e9 iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/007-is-india-mhealth-paradise-how-much-improvement/id1194284040?i=1000382898495

BayMcLaughlin talks entrepreneurship and starting up a small business. After 10 years in Silicon Valley, Bay quit his job at Apple to move halfway around the world to Hong Kong. It was here that he co-founded Brinc, a global hardware accelerator that helps startups to manufacture their products and scale their business. Tune in now to listen to Bay's entrepreneurial journey and learn how to turn your Amazon brand into a long-term business. Visit us at http://judolaunch.com/

Everyone in the technology industry in Shenzhen and Hong Kong knows Bay McLaughlin. He's synonymous with Greater Bay Tech and specifically the maker's market (the old school where people actually fabricate something technological, whether sensors, robots, devices, or more.  There's a burgeoning Maker's Movement in the Greater Bay area (Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Macau, Guangzhou). The technology supply chain is well-developed and robust. If you need a circuit board model created in Berlin you might wait weeks. In Shenzhen you wait a day.  Bay McLaughlin and his company Brinc.IO sit neatly at the intersection of technology and influence. His team mates know makers and help them with guidance, cash, suppliers, advice, mentoring, and support. To attract potential partner companies, Bay travels and speaks and uses social media aggressively.  Learn how one man builds business based on raising his profile. And learn more about the robust world of makers in the fastest growing technology corridor in the world.  Thanks for listening to Influencers Today!

Learn from my conversation with Bay McLaughlin aka Beta Bay on how to grow as an entrepreneur and building your own personal brand. Bay has been living and thriving across multiple continents, having led the SMB division at Apple (now over $1 billion in revenue), to his exits in previous companies and now running the 2nd largest hardware accelerator in the world. Music by: https://soundcloud.com/user-73416670

In this episode, two Americans share their insight in the healthcare development of the land with 1,4 billion people. Bay McLaughlin, Forbes contributor on tech in China and the co-founder of Brinc.io, part incubator, part accelerator, part investment fund with headquarters located in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou and satellite offices in mainland China, also London, Berlin, Helsinki, Amsterdam & soon in the USA. Miranda Gottlieb, Master’s student from Beijing, pursuing a career in global health policy and health security in the Asia-Pacific region. 

Bay is known as BetaBay because of his passion for testing new technologies and always trying to improve himself. Bay is a leader in the world of startups and has built his career by helping startup ideas come to life. Reading his career story from Apple to Brinc.io I thought the telecoms community who listen to our podcasts would like to hear his story. In his interview Bay discusses his days in Apple and their Entrepreneurship Evangelism Channel, his roles in various start-up companies and how Brinc.io is helping evolve the amazing world of Internet of Things.

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. [06:35] Ignore the Greater Bay at your peril! What makes the Chinese Greater Bay different? Why do entrepreneurs need to get up to speed with The Greater Bay? Will Valley entrepreneurs who don't pay attention miss out? [25:55] Brinc's 4 main AI investment themes: How I feel (medical and health technology to prevent foot amputations in diabetics), drone technology (optimizing palm oil plantation inefficiences in Malaysia and Indonesia), How I live (smart and safe cities) and how I move (transportation and drone technology) [50:05] Local governments in China have incentivised sponsorship programs for foreign entrepreneurs. Is it time for Western entrepreneurs to check them out?

[06:35] Ignore the Greater Bay at your peril! What makes the Chinese Greater Bay different? Why do entrepreneurs need to get up to speed with The Greater Bay? Will Valley entrepreneurs who don't pay attention miss out? [25:55] Brinc's 4 main AI investment themes: How I feel (medical and health technology to prevent foot amputations in diabetics), drone technology (optimizing palm oil plantation inefficiences in Malaysia and Indonesia), How I live (smart and safe cities) and how I move (transportation and drone technology) [50:05] Local governments in China have incentivised sponsorship programs for foreign entrepreneurs. Is it time for Western entrepreneurs to check them out?

[06:35] Ignore the Greater Bay at your peril! What makes the Chinese Greater Bay different? Why do entrepreneurs need to get up to speed with The Greater Bay? Will Valley entrepreneurs who don't pay attention miss out? [25:55] Brinc's 4 main AI investment themes: How I feel (medical and health technology to prevent foot amputations in diabetics), drone technology (optimizing palm oil plantation inefficiences in Malaysia and Indonesia), How I live (smart and safe cities) and how I move (transportation and drone technology) [50:05] Local governments in China have incentivised sponsorship programs for foreign entrepreneurs. Is it time for Western entrepreneurs to check them out?

Today we interviewed Bay McLaughlin, the co-founder of Brinc, a company that helps founders build and launch connected hardware businesses. Bay currently lives in Hong Kong, China and has lived in many places while working with tech companies and small businesses.

Bay McLaughlin, COO and co-founder of Brinc joined us in a conversation to discuss the evolution of his company, Brinc and where it is now heading across Asia from China to southeast Asia and other parts of the world. In our conversation, we dived deep into major trends and challenging issues on hardware and Internet The post Episode 217: Brinc, Hardware & IoT in Asia with Bay McLaughlin appeared first on Analyse Asia.

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. There are only 10 weeks left in the year, so let's take a quick look at where we are with our Asia Tech Podcast project. We've recorded 167 podcast episodes, of which we've produced 113. While we averaged 4 episodes a week, the bulk of the content came in the last 3 months when we started ATP Stories and announced the Tour. This week we're looking at the latest data from our 2017 ATP Power Rankings 2017 - your votes on who and what has contributed most to the Asian Startup Ecosystem this year. On the individual front an early shout out to Bay McLaughlin, Casey Lau, Kyle Ellicott, William Bao Bean and Gregory Prudhommeaux who are leading the individual Award for contribution at this early stage. We also discussed the remaining Award categories including Best City which is a straight shoot between Singapore and Hong Kong so far. This week we also launch our new vertical podcast - ATP Angels Angels is a weekly show where Michael interviews Angel Investors in Asia, kicking off with our friend Ned Phillips, CEO of Bambu. In today's episode, Michael shares some insights into the first batch of investors interviewed, as well as what he hopes to learn from this podcast series moving forward. We also touched on an upcoming vertical - ATP Cryto. Crypto aims to cover all things Blockchain, Ethereum and Cryptocurrency. Warning: this podcast may get a little technical so don't expect a 101. Crypto will be a podcast for crypto entrepreneurs about crypto entrepreneurs.

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Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. Joining us today from Hong Kong is Bay Mclaughin, hardware entrepreneur, angel investor and the man behind the AskBetaBay YouTube series. A big part of the Asian tech ecosystem is Hardware. Bay's an entrepreneur with a passion for both hardware and growing hardware businesses in Asia. He was a founding team member of Apple's global SMB channel and founder of their first entrepreneurship channel. He's the cofounder of BRINC which describes itself as part incubator, part accelerator, part investment fund, part awesome.

Brinc is an IoT Hardware lifecycle that supports entrepreneurship by offering a comprehensive program tailored for hardware startups looking for the knowledge and support to create a successful company. Bay McLaughlin discusses how Brinc helps hardware founders establish early stage validation and traction with functional prototypes. Learn more: https://brinc.io/ OR via twitter @betabay

My guest is Bay McLaughlin, co-founder and COO of Brinc, a remarkable hardware accelerator focusing on IoT. This is the first interview on an accelerator on this show. Brinc is a global IoT accelerator and platform based in Hong Kong with offices in Shenzhen and Guangzhou. Bay, who co-founded Brinc about 2.5 years ago, has long years of startup experience. He has spent half of his career in or founding startups. He was founding team member of Apple's global SMB channel and founder of their first Entrepreneurship Evangelism channel. With 8 software and 14 hardware portfolio holdings, he's successfully made the transition from digital to physical and from San Francisco to Asia. In this episode we bring you the story of Brinc. Raw transcript is available at: https://www.thehardwareentrepreneur.com Show highlights can be seen below: Definition of an accelerator - [1:55] What is Brinc? - [2:42] The strengths of their program and challenges of hardware startups - [4:04] A free program feature - [6:23] The motivation behind founding Brinc - [7:10] Competition among hardware/IoT accelerators - [9:34] Two main things that make Brinc stand out among other accelerators - [11:48] The importance of Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Honk Kong - [13:07] “Trial by fire” - [14:30] Exits in hardware - [15:15] Biggest challenges for a hardware startup - [16:20] Are you seeing the entire chess game? - [17:15] Internet of Sh and how Brinc picks the topics to concentrate on - [19:00] Why are investors scared? - [21:38] Who is Bay inspired by? - [22:27] If you could time travel back to the time when you were younger, what notes would you give back to yourself so that you can improve? - [24:20] Books which had the biggest impact on his career - [24:44] His hardcore routines - [25:26] Critical and memorable cultural experiences Bay has seen globally - [26:55] What is the best way for listeners to reach him? - [28:07]

Bay McLaughlin has supported technology startups for the last decade. Over half of this time was spent at Apple as a founding team member of their global SMB channel and as the founder of their first Entrepreneurship Evangelism channel. To support startups at Apple, Bay partnered with the world’s best founders, venture capitalists, incubators and accelerators to identify and solve their most pressing strategic issues. The other half of his career has been spent inside of or founding startups, two of which failed, one of which exited successfully. Currently, Bay has equity positions in 19 companies across seven countries, ranging from B2B SaaS platforms to the number one website in surfing technologies to some of the hottest new IoT products. As COO & Co-Founder of Brinc, Bay brings his operations abilities and startup insight to support all of Brinc’s teams and connects the dots from Asia to Silicon Valley. Bay’s excitement comes from supporting startup’s from all around the world who have never been to China or understood how easy it really is. He took the big step of packing his bags and moving out to HK & Mainland China and believes everyone should do the same who really wants to drive the future of the hardware space.

Bay McLaughlin joined us in a conversation to discuss Brinc, the hardware accelerator in Hong Kong he co-founded that leverages on the Shenzhen ecosystem. He shared how Brinc selects founding teams and helps hardware startups to scale, and their latest drone accelerator program. Last but not least, he shared his perspectives on the Shenzhen hardware manufacturing The post Episode 150: Brinc & Shenzhen Hardware Ecosystem with Bay McLaughlin appeared first on Analyse Asia.

Bay McLaughlin left the USA to try his luck in the Asian Startup world, and he succeeded. Learn from his experience as he details the cultural changes and challenges of becoming an ex-pat. Learn how the William and Mary Center for Corporate Education can help you and your organisation develop your top talent through customised executive education and professional development programs. Visit us at www.wmleadership.com. Thank you for listening.

In this edition of the Seedcamp Podcast Series focused on Asia, Carlos Espinal continues his discussion about the asian investment ecosystem with Bay McLaughlin, co-founder of Brinc.io. In particular, they focus on the challenges for hardware entrepreneurs in penetrating this geography and what are the best ways to do it successfully. Bay McLaughlin has supported technology startups for the last decade. Over half of this time was spent at Apple as a founding team member of their global SMB channel. The other half of his career has been spent inside of or founding startups, two of which failed, one of which exited successfully. Most recently, he has co-founded Brinc.io, a hardware investment fund and platform to bring the next wave of connected technologies to retail shelves around the world.