Podcasts about Catena Media

The latest episode of the Gaming News Canada is a gathering of members of the fourth estate to discuss and debate the latest storylines in the business of sports wagering and gaming. Dave Briggs, who mans the keyboard these days on the GNC newsletter. Robyn McNeil of Catena Media's Bonus outlet and Covers senior news analyst Geoff Zochodne join the media roundtable. The three-year anniversary of Ontario's open market sparked a good/bad/somewhat ugly-type of conversation, including the continued presence of 49 operators (and OLG), the (still) waiting for a centralized self-exclusion program to be delivered by iGaming Ontario through its partnership with IC360 and IXUp, the (still) waiting for Martha Otton's replacement to lead iGO, and the ongoing cone of silence - most notably by the provincial government and the AGCO - around legal gambling in the province (McAllister also brought up the curious decision by the American Gaming Association to turn down an interview request for a CBS Sunday Morning feature into the explosion of online sports wagering in the U.S. of A. and gambling addiction). The panel also weighed in on the horse racing industry's attempts to expand wagering through the Ontario open market, whither consolidation and the financial results delivered by the legal industry. McNeil, Zochodne and Briggs also got into the efforts by the Danielle Smith government in Alberta to get approval on Bill 48 to establish its own open sports betting and igaming marketplace. And the all-journo podcast included a segment on the stories du jour, including the Massachusetts Gaming Commission's look into limiting, and the ongoing legal wrangling involving Kalshi, Robinhood and Crypto.com around “sports event trading”. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vårt bolagsuniversum är nu inne i sitt klimax när det kommer rapporterande. Så det är bara att beta av. Idag landar fokuset på Generic, Eolus, Plejd och Premium Snacks.Vi vill också passa på att tacka våra sponsorer SAVR och PinPoint!Trots rapportperiod så går det inte att missa lite iGaming (00:07:44). Så vi börjar i den änden och pratar bland annat om spelmoms i Colombia, Illinois, Stakes uttåg ur UK, ATG och Superbowl.Först ut bland bolagen blir det Eolus Vind (00:27:46), där Gedda kör igenom nuläge och framtid. Det blir många projektnamn, siffror, megawatt hit och gigawatt dit. Gedda landar väl i alla fall till slut i att det ser bra ut.Vi övergår till de digitala faxarnas konung Generic (00:48:07). En riktig banger till rapport där det inte fanns något att vara besviken över. Vår tidigare tes håller, minst sagt. Nu blir det ny vd och det blir spännande att se. Vi landar i 15x EBIT på 2025e, med optioner för stärkt bruttomarginal och tillväxt i och med de digitala faxarna.Sedan blir det Plejd (01:04:19). Otrolig leverans av Babak med team. Stark tillväxt och stark lönsamhet, precis som man vill ha det. Inför 2025 är det ett otroligt intressant läge med termostaten i Norge, nya produktlanseringar, potentiellt ös i Nederländerna och kanske en bättre byggkonjunktur på det.Sist men inte minst blir det Premium Snacks Nordic (01:29:11). Fortsatt stark tillväxt, men lönsamheten får sig en törn av höga priser på nötter och kakao. Nya produkter ska lanseras 2025 och då bland annat varumärket Gårdsnötter. Exportdelen med Danmark och Tyskland i spetsen kan agera rejäl tillväxtdrivare framåt om allt vill sig.I Veckans Volley vevar Erik om att han ska göra en nybörjarguide och Gedda börjar med en ny dragning om I-Tech från ingenstans.Glöm inte Börspadeln den 7:e mars!Anmäl dig här:https://www.matchi.se/facilities/lerumspadelcenterStort tack till PinPoint Estimates för sponsringen och ett smidigare rapportsvep: pinpointestimates.comTack till SAVR och kolla in vår SAVR-portfölj på Twitter/X: @GottTjotAktierMaila in till: gotttjotomaktier@gmail.comFölj oss på Twitter/X: @GottTjotAktier, @MarkusGedda & @aktiehesten-(00:07:44) - iGaming-nyheter (00:08:06) - Betsson & spelmoms i Colombia (00:10:21) - Illinois (00:11:16) - Superbowl (00:14:24) - Entain (00:15:32) - Fonder inom iGaming? (00:18:22) - ATG (00:20:07) - Catena Media (00:21:45) - Indien (00:23:33) - Codere (00:24:20) - Stakes uttåg ur UK (00:25:36) - Draft Kings(00:27:46) - Eolus Vind(00:48:07) - Generic(01:04:19) - Plejd(01:29:11) - Premium Snacks Nordic(01:50:55) - Veckans VolleySupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/nantingomaktier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of iGaming Daily, supported by Optimove, Martyn Elliott, SBC's Project Director, and Joe Streeter, Editor of iGaming Expert, delve deeper into the latest news from the iGaming industry.On the agenda is Entain CEO Gavin Isaacs' shock departure from the organisation and a potentially landmark case involving Paddy Power regarding terms and conditions that may have greater implications for the rest of the iGaming industry.Later on in the episode, the duo also discuss recent results from Catena Media as the firm's CEO, Manuel Stan, cited back-to-back Google updates for elevated volatility and also the ongoing discussions surrounding Thailand's integrated resorts bill.To find out more about the topics discussed in today's episode, click on the following links:- https://igamingexpert.com/news/affiliates/catena-media-naviagtes-google-headwinds/ - https://igamingexpert.com/regions/asia/thailand-bill-setback/- https://igamingexpert.com/regions/europe/entain-ceo-gavin-isaacs-departs/- https://igamingexpert.com/news/games/paddy-power-legal-battle-in-the-uk/Host: Martyn ElliottGuest: Joe StreeterProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James RossRemember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service. 

The latest shoe to drop on the current tempest around regulated gambling in North America happened yesterday when the U.S. Senate for the Judiciary announced a America's High-Stakes Bet on Legalized Sports Gambling hearing for Tuesday, Dec. 16. All of the ruckus south of the border around sports betting and online gaming, including the angst around problem gambling, sports betting advertising – which is also happening in our home and native land - daily fantasy sports, and sweepstakes has attracted the attention of elected officials, traditional media, mental health advocates and others. So, we welcomed back Chris Grove to lend his voice of reason to the Gaming News Canada Show presented by GBG Plc. Grove, a co-founder of Acies Investments and partner emeritus at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, provided a plethora of measured insight on the current brouhaha, including: · The interest in the industry from politicians and mainstream journalists should elicit more than a raised-eyebrow reaction from the industry;· Some suggestions for industry stakeholders in responding to the scrutiny;· The good work being done by the American Gaming Association – which recently added athlete harassment to its campaign around betting responsibly - to inform and educate folks on regulated gambling· The industry needing to catch its collective breath on issues such as expanding legal online casino across the U.S. Grove, the founder of Legal Sports Reports, discussed the challenges that journalists face in newsrooms and editorial departments that have shrunk in the U.S. and Canada. He also talked about the “Google effect” on gambling affiliates that led companies such as Catena Media to lay off journalists this fall (Dustin Gouker, in his Closing Line newsletter, created a spreadsheets of journalists available for hire). And he spoke about the potential impact of a second Donald Trump administration on the industry. Finally, we asked the industry veteran about the current appetite for funding startups and his thoughts on the M&A landscape in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode of iGaming Daily, supported by Optimove, SBC's Content Director, Ted Menmuir, is joined by SBC Americas' Editor, and ex-Catena employee, Jessica Welman, to discuss the challenges faced by Catena Media in the US media landscape, particularly in the affiliate marketing sector. The duo explore the impact of market changes on affiliate strategies, the importance of brand building over SEO, and the cultural clashes between European affiliates and the North American market. Additionally, Ted and Jess also touch upon Merger & Aquisition trends and the future of affiliate marketing, with a focus on how Catena Media is adapting to these changes.To read more on today's topic, click on the following link:- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/11/07/catena-media-q3-2024-earnings/Host: Ted MenmuirGuest: Jessica WelmanProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James RossRemember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service.

These aren't the best of times for affiliates in the business of gambling, as reflected by the recent news involving XL Media, Catena Media and Better Collective. Straight to the Point publisher/editor Steve Ruddock returned to the Gaming News Canada Show. Ruddock walked us through his experiences in the affiliates industry over the past 15 years, and discussed with your humble host the decision by Catena Media and Better Collective to let go journalists covering the industry and what's next in the affiliate space. That also led to a lengthy discussion around coverage of the sports betting and gaming industry since the overturning of PASPA by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2018. The wild and crazy presidential election in the U.S. has attracted the interest of 16 sportsbooks – including OLG - in Ontario's regulated marketplace. We asked Ruddock about the participation by Robinhood, Kalshi and Polymarket in predicting the Harris-Trump battle, and the potential impact the next U.S. federal government will have on the country's legal gambling landscape. Last but not least, the debate continues about the competition/collaboration of retail and online gambling, so we asked our guest for his two cents on the topic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on NEXT.io Weekly News, we cover significant shifts in the iGaming business landscape. Catena Media is reducing its workforce in response to an expected revenue drop, signaling a strategic adjustment to its operational focus. Meanwhile, XLMedia has announced the sale of its remaining assets to Sportradar, marking a pivotal move in its ongoing restructuring efforts.

Last week, Fanduel reached a long-term commercial partnership with Diamond Sports for the exclusive right to name the media company's regional sports networks (RSNs). As part of the deal, FanDuel has naming rights to Diamond's portfolio of 16 RSNs that provide access to new markets nationwide.And on the latest episode of iGaming Daily supported by Optimove, Jessica Welman, Editor of SBC Americas, is joined by Charlie Horner, SBC's Media Manager, to delve deeper into the deal.They discuss what the deal entails, where it went wrong for Bally Sports previously and why FanDuel believes that they can capitalise where Bally's couldn't, as well as what the success of this project would look like for FanDuel.After the break, the due move on to take a look at the affiliate space where XLMedia has exited the game, selling its North American domains to Sportradar in a deal that could be worth up to $30m. They talk about what Sportradar is getting from the deal, why XLMedia is throwing in the towel and what value suppliers are getting in the affiliate business.Elsewhere, Catena Media announced the layoffs of 29 employees and Jess and Charlie consider whether this could be a canary in the coal mine for North American affiliates.To read more about what was discussed in today's episode, click on the following links:- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/10/18/fanduel-naming-rights-diamond-sports/- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/10/22/catena-media-content-layoffs/- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/10/21/sportradar-xlmedia-affiliate-sale- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/08/15/betting-hero-geocomply-37m/Host: Jessica WelmanGuests: Charlie HornerProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James RossRemember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service.

Gambling's interim results have highlighted the woes of igaming's affiliate media companies. Across the board, the results of affiliates have been lacklustre, witnessing a slowdown in growth across key markets and declines in the performance of media assets.James Ross, SBC's Multimedia Editor, was joined by Ted Menmuir, SBC's Content Director, and Martyn Elliott, SBC's Project Director, on the latest episode of iGaming Daily, supported by Optimove, to dig deeper into the causes of the downturn.Better Collective, Catena Media, Gambling.com and Raketech all come under the microscope as the trio discuss how affiliates are refining their operational strategies in response to the decline and adapting to the challenges posed by changing search engine algorithms.Host: James RossGuests: Ted Menmuir & Martyn ElliottProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James RossRemember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service.

In the final hour of VSiN PrimeTime hosts Tim Murray and Jonathan Von Tobel are joined by professional boxers Angelo Leo & Rolly Romero, as they discuss Angelo's highlight knockout a couple of weeks ago and Rolly's upcoming fight. Also on the show is Eli Hershkovich, Lead Sports Betting Writer for TheLines and Catena Media, as they preview the upcoming NFL season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Börsens vildhet har avtagit men hur långt räcker uppåtrekylen är frågan? En ny regel har kommit till investerarhandboken att om ditt bolag rapporterar efter Catena Media så är det nåt som är fel. John räknar ihop sina semesterräkningar och Johan har hittat nya Darth. Lyssna! Börspoddens huvudsponsor är Nordnet Markets, läs mer på Nordnet.se

Ränteoro sänkte börserna på Wall Street och Better Collective minskar innehavet i Catena Media. Programledare: Ylva Johansson

Meet CMC, well that is what I say when talking about Cordelia Morgan - Cooper. She's lived and breathed hiring and managing large HR departments in some major affiliate companies including Catena Media. Now as a consultant through CMC Consulting, she's learned a lot along the way and has solid advice not just for startups, but affiliates looking to grow their business.

Erik Bergman byggde upp miljardbolaget Catena Media och tjänade 50 miljoner dollar innan han fyllde 30. Känd för svenska folket blev han med sina sextips i Framgångspodden, men i "Ordinary People who do Badass Things" kommer han att visa en helt annan sida. Erik bjuder här på sina absolut bästa bio-, business-, och life hacks för ett framgångsrikt liv och företagande. Och dessutom (som bonus) passar vi på att försöka lösa klimatkrisen. Om du någon gång ska lyssna på ett poddavsnitt är det detta! Info: Avsnittet har sänts tidigare i podden Ordinary People who do Badass Things, men vi älskade det så mycket att vi bara måste köra det igen. I Business Hacks får du verktygen och strategierna som tar dig och ditt företag till nästa nivå, levererade av Sveriges absolut främsta experter. Programledare är entreprenören och författaren Gustaf Oscarson. Alla avsnitt och intervjuer på www.driva-eget.se. Business Hacks ges ut av We are Business Nordic AB. Vi samlar och skapar världens bästa kunskap, verktyg, inspiration och nätverk inom företagande. Häng med!

The second anniversary of Ontario's regulated sports betting and igaming industry lands April 4th, and in the midst of investigations involving MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani and Jontay Porter of the Toronto Raptors around sports betting. Meanwhile, the debate continues around gambling advertising, sportsbooks placing limits on bettors, and problem gambling. Also, the state of New York just had its second most successful week in sports betting handle from legal operators since the launch of its regulated marketplace in January 2022. And the regulated sports betting business in North Carolina has launched with a bang riding the March Madness wave. The latest episode of the Gaming News Canada Show brings together a media roundtable with SBC Americas editor-in-chief Jessica Welman, the managing editor of Catena Media's Play Canada, Play Michigan and Play Pennsylvania websites, Dave Briggs, and Geoff Zochodne, the gambling industry beat writer for Covers.com. The trio of journalists joined Steve McAllister to discuss the good, bad and ugly that is the current state of gambling across North America. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on NEXT.io Weekly News, we delve into a pressing issue in the UK iGaming industry: the potential impact of online slot stake limits.This segment will explore the reasoning behind these proposed limits, their projected impact on industry revenues, and how operators might adapt to these changes. We start with an in-depth look at the proposed stake limits for online slots, as detailed in the article "Stake Limits on Online Slots: Industry Costs” to discuss right after the broader implications for player behavior and market dynamics in the UK. Additionally, the episode covers a major shift in leadership with the resignation of Catena Media's CEO, Michael Daly. This news piece sheds light on the circumstances surrounding Daly's departure and the potential future direction of Catena Media under new leadership. 

In hour two of The Handle, Matt Brown and Mike Somich break down the NFL MVP race and their hockey picks. Also on the show is Eli Hershkovich, Lead Sports Betting Writer for Catena Media, as they discuss today's CBB slate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catena Media has stressed patience following a difficult fourth quarter with the firm undergoing a strategic reboot. The Stockholm-listed igaming media group published its full-year 2023 results, reporting a dire close to year trading, registering Q4 revenues of 14.5 million euros, a decrease of 41 percent to 2022 comparatives of 24.5 million euros.And this will be the topic of today's episode of iGaming Daily, sponsored by Optimove, James Ross is joined by Conor Porter and Danny Lee, Senior and Business Journalist at CasinoBeats, to run through the full-year results, as well as other news that beeing circulating across the CasinoBeats and SlotBeats websites in recent days.To read more on the topics discussed in today's podcast, please click on the links below: - https://casinobeats.com/2024/02/13/catena-media-q4-2023-financial-results/- https://sbcnews.co.uk/featurednews/2024/02/13/catena-fy2023-tech-upgrade/- https://slotbeats.com/slot-news/evolution-livespins-5m-acquisition/- https://casinobeats.com/2024/02/09/flutter-startup-female-focused-gaming/Host: James RossGuests: Conor Porter & Danny LeeProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James RossRemember to check out our partners Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service.  

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Last week, alongside the publishing of its Q3 results, Catena Media announced that it had completed its 18-month long corporate strategic review?A year of deal making sees Catena generate €76m from the sale of European media assets – as proceeds will be used to shrink debt and strengthen its long-term commercial prospects in North American markets.As such, a slim-line Catena will now focus its entire business strategy on North American growth, in which the company continues to shift its commercial model onto rev-share based contracts – deemed better for long term cost controls and sustainable growth.2022 and 2023 bear the deep scars of Catena's transformation, as Catena takes its biggest gamble placing all chips of North American growth.And this will be the focus of today's episode of iGaming Daily, sponsored by SBC Summit Rio, where James Ross is joined by SBC's content director, Edward Menmuir, and SBC America's Senior Journalist, Charlie Horner.To find out more about the topic of today's discussion, click on the following links:- https://sbcnews.co.uk/europe/2023/11/21/catena-ciao-italia/- https://sbcamericas.com/2023/11/21/catena-media-competitiont-tough-q3/Host: James RossGuests: Charlie Horner & Edward MenmuirProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James Ross 

- Catena Media ends strategic review with €19.8m sale of Italian assets. - Q3 2023: Catena Media sees investor exodus after 28% revenue drop. - Catena Media defends risk appetite as AskGamblers “thrives” at GiG. - Entain faces further investor scrutiny as US hedge funds enter the fray. Hang out with Jake Evans & Nico Jansen with an expert panel of special guests on our Weekly News live stream, every Thursday at 3PM CET across all our social media channels. We'll dive into the freshest iGaming news and explore the most captivating stories of the week. This is your chance to join the conversation, share your thoughts, and connect with a community of iGaming enthusiasts. Tune in to the NEXT.io Weekly News Roundup for a real-time, unfiltered take on the industry's hottest developments. Be cool, be curious, be in the know.

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Vi är tillbaka med ett vanligt avsnitt efter två enormt intressanta intervjupoddar. Det innebär att vi har tre veckors händelser att ta ikapp! Det blir rapporter och nyheter från Embracer, Catena Media, Better Collective, NVIDIA, SaveLend Group, SBB och senaste snackisen Intellego! Dessutom är Albin väldigt arg och försöker råda bot på en sjuka som finns bland investerare idag! Sist men inte minst uppdatera vi portföljerna, en är glad och en är inte fullt så glad! Tack till RoboMarkets som sponsrar podden och tror så här tidigt på oss! Gå in och upptäck RoboMarkets ISK med USD för handel i amerikanska bolag på https://tinyurl.com/RobomarketsISK. Kundservice på svenska! Podcasten är producerad och klippt av: Victor Ganguly Utges av: Investeramera, [https://investeramera.se](https://investeramera.se/) Ni når oss även via länkarna nedan. Albin Kjellberg https://linktr.ee/aktiealbin Douglas Forsling https://linktr.ee/investacus Tack för att du lyssnar! Kom ihåg att dela och säg till din finansintresserade kompis att göra densamma!

- Q2 2023: Better Collective celebrates record Q2 as revenue jumps 39% - Q2 2023: Catena Media shares plummet as affiliate reports 60% EBITDA decrease Hang out with Jake Evans & Conor Mulheir with an expert panel of special guests on our Weekly News live stream, every Thursday at 3PM CET across all our social media channels. We'll dive into the freshest iGaming news and explore the most captivating stories of the week. This is your chance to join the conversation, share your thoughts, and connect with a community of iGaming enthusiasts. Tune in to the iGaming NEXT Weekly News Roundup for a real-time, unfiltered take on the industry's hottest developments. Be cool, be curious, be in the know

Brant James from Gaming Today and Catena Media joined Brian to discuss the evolving world of NFL betting from off season betting to in game activity we got into the various aspects. We also discuss the latest Super Bowl LVIII odds for the coming season before homing in on potential hot picks for the betting people come Week 1. You can find Brant @brantjames Check out tickets to our live show in Buskers on the Ball Monday 21st August here.

This week, we caught up with Dustin Gouker, the former Catena Media executive and long-time industry watcher who's now the author of The Closing Line blog. Gouker walked us through the controversy involving daily fantasy sports operators as both PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy have been ordered to stop operating in Wyoming's regulated sports betting market, and the owners of Betr have launched a DFS product.Friends of GNC - and SBC execs - Sue Schneider and Nicole Fields also joined the podcast to discuss their participation in a gathering last month in Las Vegas of women who work in the gambling industry. While both Schneider and Fields agree significant progress has been made in expanding executive-suite opportunities for women, they also agree there's still work to be done. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this edition of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jason is joined by Dustin Gouker, Consultant at Catena Media.Dustin's story began in the newspaper industry where he worked as a journalist for a number of years before venturing into marketing. In 2015, Dustin began to report on the sports betting and online poker industry for Legal Sports Report. His latest role was as a Vice President at Catena Media in charge of content. He is now acting as a consultant for Catena Media, while deciding what he would like to do next in his career.Timecodes:02:10 - Dustin's background04:15 - Daily Fantasy and Sports Betting10:45 - Dustin's opinions on sports betting in America14:50 - Jason v Dustin on regulation33:15 - What does Dustin make of 'The Big Four' in the US?35:40 - Dustin's view on a company like Smarkets43:25 - Next steps for DustinFollow us on: https://twitter.com/bettingpod / @businessofbettingGet in touch:https://twitter.com/jasontrost#business #betting #podcast #businessofbetting #smarkets #exchange #sportsbook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dustin Gouker joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss his career in journalism, marketing, and sports betting. Dustin first started in the sports journalism space reporting on the news of the local teams in his area. Through his love of sports and all things around it, he found himself reporting on daily fantasy sports at LegalSportsReport.com. This then quickly started to evolve as the expectation of sports betting became a reality, where LegalSportsReport.com was set up to become one of the biggest news sources and affiliate marketers in the space, eventually finding itself under the Catena Media brand. Dustin and I discuss his career, what the evolution of the space has looked like, and why iGaming is much further behind sports betting. https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustin-gouker-876857b5/ Check out Dustin's newsletter! https://closingline.substack.com/ Check out the LSR Podcast! https://www.legalsportsreport.com/category/podcast/

- Kambi product passes World Cup “stress-test” as Penn termination fee boosts Q4 financials - World Cup helps Better Collective deliver record number of NDCs in Q4 2022 - Catena Media revenue grows 15% in Q4 as AskGamblers sale frees up funds for M&A - Raketech reports all-time high revenue in Q4 2022 amid triple-digit growth from US The iGaming NEXT Weekly News roundup is a weekly live stream held every Thursday at 3PM CET across all of our social media platforms. These sessions, hosted by Jake Evans & Conor Mulheir with occasional guests present the latest news in iGaming along with a deep dive into each topic. All listeners are invited to share their opinions and ask questions, making this a great way to catch up and dig deeper into the latest iGaming news

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Veckans analyspoddare Ulf Petersson och Johan Wendel ger tips på två intressanta aktier samt vad som talar för att börsen går upp eller ned under nästa år. Även denna vecka berörs sömnhjälpsbolaget Sleep Cycle i podden efter att styrelsen avvisat budet från huvudägarna som presenterades strax före jul. Som veckans case lyfter Ulf Petersson fram servettbolaget Duni efter delförsäljningen av bolaget australienska dotterbolag. Johan Wendels råd är att inte hoppa på Catena Media trots året kursras förrän bolaget fått ordning på sin affärsverksamhet.

We were very lucky to get Per Hellberg on the Weekly News today live. Former CEO of Catena Media, now CEO of PlayStar to discuss GiG's acquisition of AskGamblers from Catena Media. Additionally, Per explained how he managed to close a $15m investment round to his US-facing operator Playstar under extremely tough market conditions. The iGaming NEXT Weekly News roundup is a live stream held every Thursday at 3 PM CET across all social media platforms. These sessions, hosted by Jake Evans & Conor Mulheir with occasional guests present the latest news in iGaming along with a deep dive into each topic. All listeners are invited to share their opinions and ask questions, making this a great way to catch up and dig deeper into the latest iGaming News.

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Finanslegenden Mats Qviberg är årets sista sommarpoddare och i veckans avsnitt delar han med sig av sin syn på börsen just nu, bolagsordningens bortglömda betydelse och MQs succé utanför börsen. Johns språkbruk och den senaste tidens skandalnoteringar får sig en känga men det snackas såklart också massor av aktier. Scandi Standard, Bilia, fastigheter, Catena Media och mycket mer! Lyssna! Börspoddens huvudsponsor är Skilling, besök dom på skilling.se

Catena Media's Andrew Champagne shares his career journey. Topics include Deciding on Ithaca College The "D1 email" and landing a job at Siena College Covering horse racing for The Saratogian Leaving New York for TVG Cantena Media Strategies for first time horse racing wagers Best advice to get where you are You can follow Andrew's work on social media @AndrewChampagne on Twitter and AndrewChampagne.com Lily and David Fine Jewelers is at The Shoppes of Wilton 3076 Rt 50 Saratoga Springs. Visit their new location to buy your engagement rings, wedding bands, birthday and anniversary gifts and more! Family owned and operated business, tell them you heard about it from Getting There With Goz. Jared Lozier of Northeastern Insurance. If you are looking to save money on your business, car, or more call Jared today at 518-956-3753 You can buy Albany Empire tickets today at AlbanyEmpireNAL.com or by calling 518-714-2200 ext 101

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Podcast by Michael Pedersen with Eitan Gorodetsky Director of Digital Performance at Betsson Eitan Gorodetsky is the Director of Digital Performance at Betsson. Every day, he is dealing with more than 20 brands across many markets, complex to say the least. This is an honest talk with Eitan on how to navigate this complexity and set a winning strategy, which to him is not possible without a strong focus on people and execution. EITAN GORODETSKY Eitan is an SEO and Igaming veteran having worked in companies as 888, Catena Media and Betsson group, evolving from SEO into broader marketing roles, he has strategic knowledge in 360 marketing aspects. Eitan values speed and scale and is obsessed with leadership and teamwork _____ This episode of the iGaming NEXT Podcast is sponsored by Pragmatic Solutions – Leading iGaming platform technology. For more info, click here: https://bit.ly/3lSy1B5.

Sergio breaks down Week 2 of the NFL and interviews Mike Mazzeo of PlayNY & Catena Media to discuss Jets, Giants, Mets, and Yankees.

Michael Daly is the CEO for Catena Media, one of the largest lead generation companies for iGaming, Sports Betting, eSports and financial services worldwide. As such he oversees the company's 400+ team and its global expansion across Europe, LATAM, APAC, and North America, where it is the dominant affiliate by value delivered to operators. Prior to taking the reigns as CEO in March of 2021, Michael was the VP of North America for Catena Media, growing that business to over 50 affiliate sites, generating in the range of $40,000,000+ annually with a team of approximately 60, all working remotely. Prior to Catena Media, Michael setup and ran divisions of online gambling technology companies, has rolled out numerous new products for banking and gaming, as well as served 8 years as a Naval Officer. He is a graduate of MIT and holds an MBA from the University of Utah.

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With over 20 years' experience working in HR, Fiona has amassed a wealth of HR skills and knowledge in a variety of areas. Fiona's HR background has seen her work within global organisations with offices around the world. She has gained HR experience in Australia, the UK, and, most recently, Malta. Prior to her current role as Chief HR Officer at Catena Media, and member of the management team, Fiona worked with such reputable organisations as GFI Software, Morgan Stanley, and Ernst & Young. Her extensive CV has seen her working across all HR-related disciplines, with a more recent emphasis on talent management and leadership development. Fiona has worked with a diverse range of employees throughout her work experience, and this has also informed her work as a qualified executive coach.

I dagens podd sätter vi strålkastarljuset på Maria Edsman, VD Bokusgruppen, samt Scandinavian ChemoTechs VD, Mohan Frick. Båda bolagen är aktuella men på lite olika sätt. Bokusgruppen är aktuell då investmentbolaget Volati särnoterar dem med första handelsdag den 4 juni. I podden sammanfattas även Erik Penser Banks spelbolagsdag, där Angler Gaming PLC, Aspire Global, Betsson Group, Catena Media, Kambi, LeoVegas Group, Raketech samt Scout Gaming Group gästade banken. Podden leds av Daniel Ljungström

I dagens podd sätter vi strålkastarljuset på Maria Edsman, VD Bokusgruppen, samt Scandinavian ChemoTechs VD, Mohan Frick. Båda bolagen är aktuella men på lite olika sätt. Bokusgruppen är aktuell då investmentbolaget Volati särnoterar dem med första handelsdag den 4 juni. I podden sammanfattas även Erik Penser Banks spelbolagsdag, där Angler Gaming PLC, Aspire Global, Betsson Group, Catena Media, Kambi, LeoVegas Group, Raketech samt Scout Gaming Group gästade banken. Podden leds av Daniel Ljungström.

In the past week Catena Media acquired Lineups.com for $40 million, and Better Collective acquired Action Network for $240 million. The deal frenzy includes 20+ other transactions, and kicked off in 2020 when Penn National Gaming acquired Barstool Sports. We explain why the legalization of gambling in the US is driving a massive customer landgrab opportunity for sportsbooks, and why sports media assets are the key to efficient user acquisition and improved in-app sportsbook experiences.Subscribe to our newsletter. We explore the intersection of media, technology, and commerce: sign-up linkLearn more about our market research and executive advisory: RockWater websiteEmail us: rounduppod@wearerockwater.com---EPISODE TRANSCRIPT:Chris Erwin:So, Andrew, I was trying to think of a good sports analogy here, but I couldn't really get at one, so I'm just going to say, when it rains, it pours. Let's explain to listener why we got there. So, we're thinking about all the recent M&A and consolidation in sports betting media, between sportsbooks, sports media companies, and also amongst sports betting media companies themselves. Chris Erwin:So, a few deal points, just I think overnight, we noticed that Catena Media acquired Lineups.com for around $40 million. And Lineups.com provides analytics, betting predictions, and tools for a sports betting audience. We also saw that Better Collective, bought Action Sports Network for around $240 million. That was just announced yesterday. Over the past couple months, DraftKings has announced a major media push. So, they've licensed content within the Meadowlark Media portfolio for around 50 million. They acquired Vegas Stats and Information Network for around a 100 million. And they actually hired the former chief media officer from Verizon. Chris Erwin:A few more points, in April the NFL officially picked Caesars Entertainment, DraftKings, and FanDuels as its official Sportsbook partners. And then, in March, we saw XL Media, a European based media company, acquire Sports Betting Dime. And then, the Blue Wire Podcast Network enter into a strategic partnership with WynnBET, which has resulted in a 3.5 Million dollar direct investment. Plus the creation of studio space at the Wynn Resort actually in Vegas. Chris Erwin:So a ton of activity, right? Andrew Cohen:And much, much more. I mean, really just the tip of the iceberg. NBCU partnered with PointsBet, Turner Sports partnered with DraftKings and FanDuels, ESPN partner with DraftKings, Penn National Gaming acquired Barstool. All that was in 2020. Really, any sports media brand that has a dedicated audience, by now probably has a Sportsbook operating partner. Chris Erwin:We wrote about this in our 2021 predictions back in February, where we expected that the increased acquisition of media companies to power Sportsbook user acquisition, and to improve UA economics, that was going to not only escalate, but I think media was going to be looked at a way to further differentiate the Sportsbook in app experience, which would drive retention and deeper engagement and higher long-term values. Andrew Cohen:Yes. Good plug, checking out the blog, wearerockwater.com. Chris Erwin:Always got to plug the content. Before maybe going down at specifics, I think we think about why is this happening? And I think we see an overarching theme and the convergence of just all things, media and commerce. Some other partnerships in the space or consolidation you think of Hasbro, the toy manufacturer, buying eOne. MeatEater, the outdoor sporting brand buying First Lite, the complex hot sauce line. And even Food52, a food media company, think just over the past week, acquire Dansk, a Danish based food cookware or cooking durables line. Anything else I'm missing there Andrew? Does that sound right? Andrew Cohen:I'm sure We're a ton, but yeah, it's content. It's kind of the new universal truth in the entire consumer ecosystem that basically content, personality, brands, that have a direct fan relationship, are being leveraged to drive direct transactions. And we're seeing more and more of it, now that legal sports betting is being rolled out state by state across the US, and there's kind of this land grab rush for customer acquisition. It shouldn't be any surprise to us that we're seeing this convergence of content and commerce happening and in this vertical, as well. Chris Erwin:It's helpful to talk about just how big the sports betting market is in the US. So, with the legalization of gambling, just back in 2018, we see some estimates that sports betting will be four billion by 2022, in just the US. And that is expected to grow to over 40 billion by 2033. And then, I think for a global stat, I think that we see that online gambling alone is supposed to be around 20 billion by 2025. Chris Erwin:And so, we look at sportsbooks, which can be considered a pretty kind of commodified offering, is that there's a major land grab scenario now. So, a lot of these sportsbooks are spending a lot on user acquisition to invest in the opportunity that's coming right around the corner. Andrew Cohen:The streaming wars for example, where, there's a similar land grab opportunity, a foot with the rise of cord cutting and OTT consumption, the top six streamers last year spent a combined five billion on marketing alone. Not to mention the crazy amounts of their spending on content acquisition, just on marketing five billion. And it's a similar dynamic as this new market is unfolding, there's this early stage land grab and we're definitely seeing that in sports betting. Andrew Cohen:Just last year, we saw a 80% increase on ad spend by sportsbooks between 2020 and 2019. And now with all of these partnerships that we're seeing, this fight for user acquisition through top of funnel activation across content and community personalities, it's really only growing, getting more aggressive, and more well capitalized. Chris Erwin:A key point on this streaming wars. Yes, five billion on probably direct marketing spend, but that doesn't include the 10s of billions that maybe might even be reaching into the 100s that's actually spent on content, which we consider a part of definitely user acquisition costs for the Disney+, the Netflix, the Peacocks of the world. So, the numbers here are huge and the sportsbooks are following a similar path. Chris Erwin:So, I think it'd be helpful to actually talk about a specific case study. So, when gambling was legalized in Michigan, within the first 10 days of the sportsbooks were allowed to launch in that market, some interesting stats arose. And this was tweeted out by Dave Portnoy of Barstool. Barstool, I think observed a total handle. That like the total volume of transaction around sports bets of around 28 million. There take, their gross gaming rev, was around 3.3 million. And then, they spent around 49% of that on bonuses to acquire customers. Chris Erwin:But now, you compare that to the rest of field. The other sportsbooks, their handle was significantly higher, probably around 3 to 4X at around 88 million. Their gross gaming revenue was around 3X again at 10 million. But they were spending 169% of bonuses to acquire customers as a percentage of their gross gaming revenue. So, that's Barstool at 49%, rest of field at 169%. And when you look at the long-term economics there, I think you want to be Penn Gaming, having bought Barstool in 2020. And so, I think this is not surprising to see now the frenzy around this space of all the new acquisitions that we're observing. Andrew Cohen:Kind of, the proof is in the pudding when it comes to that acquisition last year at its low, the Penn National Gaming market cap was at two billion right now it's around 20 billion. So, it's really been paying off for them. And, we're seeing incumbents who were spending around $500 to acquire a single consumer. Whereas Barstool, because they've kind of already had this built in audience and this media marketing machine, are able to keep their costs down way low. Even a company like Clayline, which is highly focused on social media, digital influencers, and creators as a means of customer acquisition. Their customer acquisition costs are only about $25. Andrew Cohen:So, we could definitely see the economics are favoring operators, who kind of have a direct fan relationship, versus the ones who have to kind of pay for broad reach and exposure with huge ad deals, sponsorships, and stuff like that. Chris Erwin:Essentially, paying to just rent an audience, versus owning the audience yourself, which can be... Andrew Cohen:Exactly. Chris Erwin:That's a very expensive rent cost. So, I think the big question is then, how does this evolve? Where does this go? And something that you alluded to was evaluation, right? So, you talked about Penn Gaming's market kept growing 10X from 2 to 20 billion. I think we've also seen that the revenue multiple for the action network acquisition,, just announced yesterday was around 16X and compare that to Penn Gaming of Barstool rose around 5X. So you're definitely seeing revenue multiple expansion when you just consider how much bigger the sports gambling opportunity is. Chris Erwin:Second thing that I think we think about is from user acquisition, going into the UX experience, and driving a lifetime value of customers. So I know you've thought about this. Why don't you share your thoughts. Andrew Cohen:Essentially, the golden equation, golden ratio that everyone in this space is keeping their eyes on, is there a CAC to LTV ratio. So it's Customer Acquisition Cost to Lifetime Value. And as we've seen so far, a lot of the media activation so far has really been focused on the customer acquisition, just bringing new customers into the door. But I think over time, as we're seeing kind of this endless race to the bottom on customer acquisition cost, as they're kind of continuing to balloon in this early stage, we're going to see a shifting emphasis on increasing lifetime value and bolstering retention and stickiness and loyalty. Andrew Cohen:It's like you said, it is a really commodified marketplace where at the end of the day, almost legally bound, a lot of these sportsbooks are essentially offering the same product. So we believe that content, personality, brand, community, should not just be used as a funnel to bring fans in the door, but how can it be integrated into the app experience itself to keep them there. To differentiate the platform experience, the product experience, and to cultivate kind of an audience fan stickiness that keeps them coming back. Almost like what we're seeing with content platforms, with social media platforms, that are constantly thinking about how do we expand time on platform. Andrew Cohen:I think we're going to start seeing sportsbooks having a similar approach to how they integrate content, creative personalities, and community. So for example, if you look at theScore, their Sportsbook fully incorporates the brand's content, its creators, its fan community into that user experience. And as a result, the average user interacts with the app 100 to 130 times a month. Andrew Cohen:This is really different from what we're seeing from more traditional sports folks where customer acquisition is almost just a revolving door, get them in, place the bet, leave. Similarly, with Penn National and their Barstool branded Sportsbook, The Barstool Sportsbook, 39% of Penn National customers have placed wagers on bets promoted by Barstool personalities within the app. Andrew Cohen:So I definitely think that there's a ton of potential to begin integrating content into the app experience itself, instead of just using it as a funnel to bring customers in. But using it to really keep them in there, keep them engaged. Chris Erwin:All right. So while we're down to our final moments Andrew, I think, one other notion is where else do we head from here? I think we're going to see a lot more acquisition of sports media companies buy sportsbooks. And I think that, again, a lot of these sports betting media companies will consolidate to kind of consolidate costs. And then, also grow over audience reach and make themselves as a combined entities, a more attractive target for potential acquisitions. Chris Erwin:And I think that speaks to what Apollo has just bought Yahoo and AOL from Verizon. I've heard that there's definitely a play there, where with Yahoo finance combining into a sportsbook that is owned by Apollo and a bit of a roll up strategy, to then sell to a larger acquire in the next call it 18 to 24 months, like a Wynn, like a MGM, or a Caesars. That could be a very interesting financial play. So expect a lot more activity. Chris Erwin:All right, Andrew, in our final seconds, any final notes for our listeners? Andrew Cohen:No. I think that's all for me until next time. Chris Erwin:All right. Later. Andrew Cohen:Peace.

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Erik Bergman is one of the most successful entrepreneurs in Sweden who made $50 million dollars before the age of 30. However, Erik Bergman came from humble beginnings and never considered having a lot of money as his goal in life. Right after school he started his own company - Catena Media and consequently acquired 20 different companies. In 2017, he had made enough money to not have to work another day in his life. Erik was not content here though, he was going through some personal and health problems he needed to overcome. This was actually the start of his journey in finding and accepting himself. Consequently, Erik travelled to Ghana and donated $13,000 to construct a school there. In 2018 he founded Great.com, a company focused on making as much money as possible- only to give 100% of its profits to climate change initiatives.  In this episode we will hear about Erik's life philosophy, his routines, keys to success, but also his best tips to people on finding clarity in your life, and how to achieve real happiness in life. Follow @fikawithrice Connect with Fredrik:  Instagram | LinkedIn  

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How'd the first 8 days of legalized sports gambling in Tennessee turn out? Site Runner and Content Editor of Catena Media, Nicole Russo, weighs in on the numbers.

How'd the first 8 days of legalized sports gambling in Tennessee turn out? Site Runner and Content Editor of Catena Media, Nicole Russo, weighs in on the numbers.

Jessica Welman of Catena Media joins Brian to discuss sports betting, regulations, University of Colorado partnering with PointsBet, and Barstool Sportsbook's terrible responsible gambling message. Please listen and learn from those who know. A better life without gambling. Share Your Story - leestreetpod@gmail.com Please leave us a rating or review wherever you get your podcasts. It helps those still struggling to find us!

Äntligen kommer ett best of-avsnitt med rutiner och framgångsvanor från några av Sveriges hetaste entreprenörer. Du lär dig superkoncepten ”Buffer Days, Focus Day och Free Days”, ”vd för vad” och hur du gör en lyckobudget. Och framförallt kommer du att få veta hur framgångsrika entreprenörer lägger upp sina dagar. Bland entreprenörerna som tipsar finns Catena Media-grundaren Erik Bergman och Sveriges mest prisade entreprenör 2019, Pernilla Ramslöv. Så gillar du smarta rutiner och vanor är detta ett måsteavsnitt för dig. I slutet av avsnittet får du ett riktigt supererbjudande, och länken till det finns här: https://driva-eget.se/nyheter/bli-premiummedlem-pa-driva-eget-med-arets-basta-erbjudande/ I Ordinary People who do Badass Things berättar Sveriges främsta entreprenörer hur de gått från vanliga liv till att skapa landets häftigaste företag och varumärken. Programledare är entreprenören och författaren Gustaf Oscarson. Alla avsnitt och intervjuer på www.driva-eget.se. Ordinary People who do Badass Things ges ut av We are Business Nordic AB. Vi samlar och skapar världens bästa kunskap, verktyg, inspiration och nätverk inom företagande. Häng med!

Budveckor på börsen med i snitt ett bud i veckan! Daniel Zetterberg och Daniel Svensson går igenom möjliga ägarskiften hos HiQ, Engelska Skolan, Bredband2 och A3, Gunnebo, Catena Media och Better Collective samt E-Work. Dessutom IPO-guiden - vad händer på börsnoteringsfronten?

Part two of our NHL.com and MLB.com reunion with Brian Sausa! A way-too-detailed breakdown of the tape wherein the Ranger ping-pong ball rises to the top of the lottery machine and assures them of the chance to draft Alexis Lafreniere. Which respective free agents can the Rangers and Lightning not afford to let get away? Brian predicts who will win the Stanley Cup! Plus, talking about late-night shifts at NHL.com and MLB.com and playing whiffle ball in the MLB Network Studios! Intro song is “Leave the Lights On” by Passafire from their 2009 album, “Everyone On Everynight.” Episode 189.Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get $10 off your first order. Go to getroman.com/lockedonnhl TODAY. If approved, you'll get fifteen dollars off your first order of ED treatment. Right now, our listeners can get $5 off and zero delivery fees on their first order of $15 or more, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKEDONNHL.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Part two of our NHL.com and MLB.com reunion with Brian Sausa! A way-too-detailed breakdown of the tape wherein the Ranger ping-pong ball rises to the top of the lottery machine and assures them of the chance to draft Alexis Lafreniere. Which respective free agents can the Rangers and Lightning not afford to let get away? Brian predicts who will win the Stanley Cup! Plus, talking about late-night shifts at NHL.com and MLB.com and playing whiffle ball in the MLB Network Studios! Intro song is “Leave the Lights On” by Passafire from their 2009 album, “Everyone On Everynight.” Episode 189. Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get $10 off your first order. Go to getroman.com/lockedonnhl TODAY. If approved, you’ll get fifteen dollars off your first order of ED treatment. Right now, our listeners can get $5 off and zero delivery fees on their first order of $15 or more, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKEDONNHL.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got an NHL.com and MLB.com reunion as Brian Sausa joins the show! Sharing some thoughts on the NBA teams' boycott of yesterday's games. Brian discusses Tampa's 7-1 win against Boston, the quintuple overtime game between the Lightning and Blue Jackets, and the agony of watching your favorite team compete in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Brian also shares a story of being at Amalie Arena for the Lightning's Game 2 loss against the Blue Jackets last season. Also, pitching a new annual award for the playoffs: The Dan Girardi Tough S.O.B. Award. And what's next for Henrik Lundqvist? Intro song is “Leave the Lights On” by Passafire. Episode 188.Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Right now, our listeners can get $5 off and zero delivery fees on their first order of $15 or more, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKEDONNHL. Go to getroman.com/lockedonnhl TODAY. If approved, you'll get fifteen dollars off your first order of ED treatment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We’ve got an NHL.com and MLB.com reunion as Brian Sausa joins the show! Sharing some thoughts on the NBA teams’ boycott of yesterday’s games. Brian discusses Tampa’s 7-1 win against Boston, the quintuple overtime game between the Lightning and Blue Jackets, and the agony of watching your favorite team compete in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Brian also shares a story of being at Amalie Arena for the Lightning’s Game 2 loss against the Blue Jackets last season. Also, pitching a new annual award for the playoffs: The Dan Girardi Tough S.O.B. Award. And what’s next for Henrik Lundqvist? Intro song is “Leave the Lights On” by Passafire. Episode 188. Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Right now, our listeners can get $5 off and zero delivery fees on their first order of $15 or more, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKEDONNHL. Go to getroman.com/lockedonnhl TODAY. If approved, you’ll get fifteen dollars off your first order of ED treatment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Bergman, co-Founder of Catena Media and founder of great.com. After playing poker for several years, he started affiliate marketing for casinos. Working alongside his childhood friend, Emil, their business exploded. By the time Erik was 28 years old, Catena media was valued at $400 million US dollars. In this episode, Erik reveals some of the setbacks he faced as his business quickly grew.   He tells us about the moment he became a millionaire and how to set goals for ultimate success. Listen to Erik's podcast called Becoming Great and check out his organization www.great.com that donates 100% of its profits to climate change initiatives. In the meantime, keep listening to hear how he would attack affiliate marketing today and of course, his formula to success. www.noformulapodcast.com

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Have you ever wondered how the worlds most successful people create flow and momentum in life? This week I am having a conversation with serial entrepreneur, thought leader and philanthropist Erik Bergman who made €50 million before the age of 30. Erik founded Catena Media in 2012 and grew the company to 300 employees and a $200 million valuation. On his 28:th birthday he took the company public and made €15 million in one single day. He then left Catena and founded Great.com which is an organization that donates 100% of its profits to climate change initiatives. This is a conversation about: How Erik creates flow and momentum and how he brings himself back to meaning whenever facing doubt or insecurity How becoming crazy rich have impacted Eriks relationship to money and how he now uses his wealth to change the world for the better. Why Erik believes that luck plays a huge role in succeeding Why goal setting is a really bad idea This is for you who are committed to achieve all your dreams and maintain a high sense of meaning and joy in life. How to make $1000 a month online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzVMroOTywg Erik Bergman on Instagram: instragram.com/smilingerik Madeleine Mofjärd on Instagram: instagram.com/mofjrd Join Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/mofjrdtalksvip/

I got the opportunity to interview the founder of Catena Media, Great.com and the co-host if the Becoming Great podcast, Erik Bergman. Erik has a big list of financial success, but has dedicated his life to spreading a message of positivity and inspiration around the world. • • • FREE Facebook group: https://bit.ly/TheUnderdogEntrepreneurs • Instagram: @andrewgmonroe • Email: andrewmonroehq@gmail.com

I got the opportunity to interview the founder of Catena Media, Great.com and the co-host if the Becoming Great podcast, Erik Bergman. Erik has a big list of financial success, but has dedicated his life to spreading a message of positivity and inspiration around the world. • • • FREE Facebook group: https://bit.ly/TheUnderdogEntrepreneurs • Instagram: @andrewgmonroe • Email: andrewmonroehq@gmail.com

Erik first learned of entrepreneurship starting at a young age when his older brother took him caroling to earn a few coins by leveraging his boyish cuteness. While most kids fully concentrated on school work and hanging out with friends, Erik took many different entrepreneurial pursuits during his grade school years. In one of his pursuits, he built a company with a valuation of $250 million.   In this episode, Erik shares the journey of his entrepreneurial pursuits and how making a lot of money did not result in an inspired and fulfilling life. He also shares his insights on the importance of making a meaningful contribution and a simple framework on how to get started even if you are living paycheck to paycheck as an employee.   Erik Bergman is a co-founder of Catena Media, a company that went from 0 to 300+ employees in five years. Under this journey Erik made more money than he will ever need in his life, but at the expense of burning himself out, as well as his both business partner and his fiancee that also worked in the company. Now he has started the company Great.com. This time the focus isn't extreme growth but rather well being, transparency, trust and flexibility for the team and where 100% of the profits will be donated to help the environment.   Connect with Erik here: Website: https://great.com/ Podcast: https://great.com/becoming-great-podcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erik.bergman/   Do you want to advance and get ahead in your career? Join my Free 4-Day Career Training Series and learn the tools necessary to break through the glass ceiling of your career: https://careerrevisionist.com/training   Show notes and free resources: https://CareerRevisionist.com/episode85  

The day Erik Bergman turned 28, he made $15,000,000 by taking his company Catena Media public. Since then, he has devoted himself to charity through his project Great.com "the worlds most controversial charity". In this episode, we discuss if money can make you happy, and if raising money to charity by enticing gambling is ethical.

Robert is an experienced CEO within the iGaming industry currently steering the ship for Highlight Media Group, and previously at Enlabs and Catena Media. In this episode we talk about what the future holds for our industry considering COVID-19.

Oggi ho parlato con l'attuale head of SEO di "hero Gaming" e che subito prima lavorava in "Catena Media", l'azienda più forte al mondo in ambito affiliazione gambling. Lui si chiama Danilo Vaccalluzzo e, oltre a donarci importantissimi consigli, descrive il suo percorso formativo facendo uno zoom su questo settore e su quanto sia stimolante per un SEO lavorare con budget altissimi. Video: Una giornata da SEO in Catena Media https://www.facebook.com/catenamedia/videos/2313948965339068/

Hur skapar man ett hållbart entreprenörskap? Den 32 åriga superentreprenören Erik Bergman gäster Lyckopodden och avslöjar alla tips och tricks på hur du kan göra för att uppnå en arbetssituation där du äger din egen tid! Han är grundade det börsnoterade miljardbolaget Catena Media och flyttade till Malta som 20 åring för att uppnå sina drömmar! I dagens avsnitt pratar vi bland annat om varför mål är skitdåligt, om varför det inte går att misslyckas, om varför Sveriges entreprenörskultur bör förändras, och om det verkligen går att köpa sig lycklig! Tack för att just du lyssnar! Prenumerera gärna på Lyckopodden, besök vår hemsida, och lyssna på våra avsnitt direkt. ♫ Lyssna på Lyckopodden: iTunes: http://apple.co/1XZqDAm Acast: http://bit.ly/LyckopoddenAcast ♥ Facebook: http://bit.ly/fblyckopodden ♥ Youtube: http://bitly.com/LpYoutube ♥ Instagram: https://instagram.com/lyckopodden Ange koden LYCKA för 15% rabatt på Hypnotication.com

Erik Bergman byggde upp miljardbolaget Catena Media och tjänade 50 miljoner dollar innan han fyllde 30. Känd för svenska folket blev han med sina sextips i Framgångspodden, men i "Ordinary People who do Badass Things" kommer han att visa en helt annan sida. Erik bjuder här på sina absolut bästa bio-, business-, och life hacks för ett framgångsrikt liv och företagande. Och dessutom (som bonus) passar vi på att försöka lösa klimatkrisen. Om du någon gång ska lyssna på ett poddavsnitt är det detta! I Ordinary People who do Badass Things berättar Sveriges främsta entreprenörer hur de gått från vanliga liv till att skapa landets häftigaste företag och varumärken. Programledare är entreprenören och författaren Gustaf Oscarson. Alla avsnitt och intervjuer på www.driva-eget.se. Ordinary People who do Badass Things ges ut av We are Business Nordic AB. Vi samlar och skapar världens bästa kunskap, verktyg, inspiration och nätverk inom företagande. Häng med!

Erik Bergman’s entrepreneurial journey started with trading hockey cards on the playground. When Bergman realized that owning coveted sports memorabilia made him feel valued and won him friends, he became obsessed. As he got older, his focus eventually shifted from trading cards to making cash. After a brief stint as a professional gambler, Bergman co-founded a website consultancy firm called Catena Media in 2012. The affiliate-based marketing company focused on the online gambling industry and eventually IPOd at €160 million. Despite achieving the wealth Bergman had relentlessly chased since his youth, he was still unhappy. So he set out to learn the true path to fulfillment and eventually found deeper meaning in his life through charity work with his latest project, Great.com. Check out this interview to learn more about Bergman’s journey to finding happiness and the most important lessons he learned along the way. Key Takeaways How trading hockey cards instilled a sense of entrepreneurship in Bergman from a young age Bergman’s brief stint as a professional poker player Why Bergman and his best friend Emil Thidell launched a gambling-focused website consultancy agency From making side-hustle money to officially launching Catena Media How strategic website acquisitions helped Catena Media skyrocket The long and difficult road to IPO Why Bergman found himself in a dark place, despite his newfound wealth How Bergman became involved in charity work and discovered his “splash of color” The inspiration behind Great.com

This is an entrepreneurship episode. Erik Bergman has grown from nothing to 75 000 followers on Instagram in three months. Today we will learn from Erik Bergman, who has tried hard since 2010 on social media, failed multiple times, and learn his 4 step path to success. Do you want to use social media to scale your personal brand or your business? Have you maybe already tried, and failed? Or do you feel that you don't know in what social media to start? Do you struggle to keep the motivation up? Today we will define what different social media is good for different purposes. We are going over how he started out in 2010 and what social media meant for the success of his previous company Catena Media. How he then put social media on hold for several years just to come back and failed. We will learn from Erik's mistakes and see what he changed to reach success in 2019.

Erik Bergman is a co-founder of Catena Media, a company that went from 0 to 300+ employees in five years. Under this journey, Erik made more money than he will ever need in his life, but at the expense of burning himself out, as well as both his business partner and his fiancee that also worked in the company. Now he has started the company Great.com. This time the focus isn't extreme growth but rather well being, transparency, trust, and flexibility for the team and where 100% of the profits will be donated to help the environment. *** Links Website: https://great.com Personal Facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/bergmanel Personal LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erik-bergman-great/ Twitter: @smilingerik Instagram: @smilingerik --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/failcoach/message

Erik Bergman is a co-founder of Catena Media, a company that went from 0 to 300+ employees in five years. Under this journey Erik made more money than he will ever need in his life, but at the expense of burning himself out, as well as both his business partner and his fiancee that also worked in the company. Now he has started the company Great.com. This time the focus isn't extreme growth but rather well-being, transparency, trust and flexibility for the team and where 100% of the profits will be donated to help the environment. Key Points from the Episode with Erik Bergman: Erik started his story in the midst of the biggest deal of his life. After days of negotiation, he finally has an agreement to sell a picture of Wayne Gretzky when he was 8 years old. This was the biggest deal for him because he started an activity that allowed him to be accepted when he had been an outsider by selling hockey player pictures on the school yard. First, these hockey player pictures were the currency of friendship, and later it was business and finances, and he found he had a passion for building businesses. In those early days, he wasn’t cool enough to be included. If people hung out with him, it was a sign of not being cool – unless you were doing it to buy hockey player pictures. He found an excuse for people to be friends with him. That meant he focused all of his energy on whatever thing he could transact with people on, whether hockey player pictures or whatever the latest fad was. This sparked him to start companies. Sometimes he failed, and sometimes he succeeded. His first business started with his best friend when he was 19 or 20 to build websites for small businesses. When that didn’t really pan out financially, they started to build websites for themselves, and started building sites for online Bingo games. At the same time, he had been playing poker professionally online, so he was building a story around online gaming or gambling. The business grew slowly, but clearly had legs, so they put all of their energy into it, including Erik moving to Malta and putting all of their energy into it. After a very close call with bankruptcy, things turned around and started to go extremely well. They took the company public in 2016, and Erik made more money in one day than he’d ever need in his life. I asked how and why they were so successful, and it wasn’t as simple as his earlier comment that everything they touched turned to gold. Instead, it was a mix of luck and timing with online gambling blowing up, and skill honed through many attempts and failures along the way. Erik shared one of those failures where a big event he had created ended up a total failure. In the wake of that, he asked himself what the worst part of it was, and he realized it was the shame. Walking into school the next Monday morning, he expected everyone to be staring at him, laughing, ridiculing, etc. Instead, no one cared. It showed him that, actually, no is worrying about your failure but you. That gave him a sense of freedom to go out, try, and be willing to fail proudly because no one will care if you do or hold it against you in the way you fear they will. The fear is very reasonable, and it took him a lot of experience with failure to realize that it isn’t real beyond what’s in our head. We are all really only stars in our own movie, and everyone else is an extra. And in their movie, the roles are the reverse. And no star cares about the extras. Going back to his adult life, he is totally focused on the currency of friendship, and he had been using business and financial success as a proxy for it. In the day his company went public, he had $15 million dollars, and figured he’d have eternal happiness. After about a week, he realized how empty he was. He started to realize how the most important relationships around him were not ok. His girlfriend, who worked with him, and he were growing apart, and broke up. His best friend and co-founder and he parted ways and didn’t speak. He traveled a bit, trying to find happiness, but just kept feeling empty. A friend introduced him to a charity project in Africa to build a school, and he donated to it and got involved, and started to feel something. He went to the school he helped fund the construction of, and heard about how in a gray, prison-like building, the kids were beaten. In the new building, which was painted with bright colors, there was no beating allowed. It struck him profoundly, and showed him he needed to focus on making changes on meaningful things. He got involved in more projects, like fighting malaria, and also struggled with how to build a business to support these needs and causes. He realized giving money is fine, but it’s not sustainable or enough. What he’s really good at is building business, so he decided to found Great.com as a purely capitalistic business to give away all of its profits for charitable causes that can change the world. I challenged him on the basis of the business being gambling which is so contrary to the good he wants to do with the money from it. It’s a difficult paradox. If he could go back in time and be extremely good at another type of business, he would. But he can’t do that. What he’s great at is building gambling businesses. So if he wants to give the most money to these causes, then he must do what he’s best at from an earnings standpoint. He knows he will destroy some lives in the process, but he believes the net good is so much greater that it’s worth it. And many of those lives that are worse off would still be without him. While that may be an excuse or cop out, he is aware of the issue rather than being ignorant to it. He’s just so focused on trying to maximize the benefit to the world regardless. She shifted gears and talked about why Erik and his girlfriend broke up. He noted that they are actually back together and engaged today, which is a testament to the growth journey he’s been on. They broke up because of neediness on his part, and how much it wore on her on top of the stress of the business. His treatment of her stemmed from his need to be so successful in business, insecurities he had as a result, and a sex addiction he struggled with left her feeling pushed too much of the time. He met an older man at a public speaking course who became something of a mentor who introduced Erik to some new thinking that started to change his perspective and approach. He felt like he was meeting himself 20 years in the future. A book that really struck him is Come as You Are by Emily Nagosky (see her TEDx Talk). She talks about the idea of the gas and the brake, and how society has a lot of things that feel like stomping on the brake to us. If you push on the gas pedal without thinking about what’s on the brake, you create more pressure on the brake. It got Erik thinking about how to create a safe space where there isn’t as much pressure on the brake so he and his girlfriend could put more things on the gas. The other book that really helped is Non-Violent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg. It’s a communication method that changed everything for Erik. It’s an approach based on honesty, how to communicate honestly, and from a place of what our needs are in a way that helps people see and understand them. We got into what he’s working on with his business, Great.com, which is currently solely supporting climate change and an organization called The Rainforest Coalition. Erik shared that we can offset our carbon footprint for one year for roughly $15 through The Rainforest Coalition, which is not only a small amount, but incredibly efficient and simple. Links: Website: great.com Podcast: Becoming Great Instagram: @erik.bergman Subscribe to The Do a Day Podcast    Keep Growing with Do a Day Get Do a Day in print, Kindle, iBooks, Audiobook and more - even get a personally-signed copy from Bryan Falchuk Get Bryan's second book, The 50 75 100 Solution: Build Better Relationships Get started on your journey to Better with the Big Goal Exercise Work with Bryan as your coach, or hire him to speak at your next event

Börslunch satsar i dag allt på betting. Better Collectives vd Jesper Søgaard intervjuas och Hjalmar Ahlberg från Kepler Cheuvreux analyserar bland annat Catena Media, Kambi, Evolution Gaming, Betsson. Kindred och Leo Vegas.

Erik Bergman founder of Catena Media, a company that went for 0-400 employees in 7 years. During that journey he worked with great teams and amazing leaders - today we will look into the top 13 tips he learned about leadership on the way.

Nyhetssvep där vi diskuterar Kambi, Catena Media, AwardIT, ATVI, Facebook och Libra, H&M, Google och 24/7-office. Sedan svarar vi på en del obekväma lyssnarfrågor. Hemsida: https://gameofstocks.nu Twitter: twitter.com/Gameofstocksnu Kontakt: kontakt@gameofstocks.nu Medverkande: twitter.com/vardeinvestera twitter.com/Investacus

Erik Bergman is a co-founder of Catena Media, a company that went from 0 to 300+ employees in five years. Under this journey Erik made more money than he will ever need in his life, but at the expense of burning himself out, as well as his business partner and fiancée, who also worked in the company. Now he has started the company Great.com. This time the focus isn't extreme growth but rather well-being, transparency, trust and flexibility for the team and where 100% of the profits will be donated to help the environment.

In the latest episode of AffiliateINSIDER'sThe Three Questions Podcast, AffiliateINSIDER's CEO and founder, Lee-Ann Johnstone accompanies the General Manager of Catena Media, Nikola Teofilovic.Within the episode, we see Lee-Ann and Nikola touch on the start-up space, while working with a lot of entrepreneurs. Nikola expands on his interest on this industry and why he is so proud to be involved.Lee-Ann and Nikola also delve into the industry which is so active in Serbia.

Många aktier har noterat stora kursfall under sommaren, och det rör sig om bolag i vitt skilda sektorer. Den stora frågan som alltid är huruvida börsfallen är motiverade. Det har även varit lite aktivitet på IPO-fronten. Aktier vi diskuterar i detta avsnitt: MSAB, Kindred, Corem, Catena Media, SJR, Teqnion, Lipidor och EQT.

Today we will do a portrait episode of Erik Bergman, the founder of Great.com and share his story. He has previously founded Catena Media, an online marketing company that went from 0 to hundreds of millions of dollars within 5 years and today has around 400 employees. After leaving Catena a couple of years ago he bought the domain name Great.com for almost a million dollars, on this new adventure he will start all over again but this time give away 100% of the profits. Do you want to know how it happened and how you could do the same thing?

I detta avsnitt av Fill or Kill: ICA ny herre på täppan?  Catena Media har falnat Affärer inom läkemedelssektorn Federal Reserve och Trump  Index Tack IG!

We talk with Erik Bergman, who is on a quest to build Great.com , an organisation that is changing the way people think about charity, development, and business organisations. As ex co-founder of Catena Media he shares his knowledge of affiliate entrepreneurship and building an engaging audience In this months edition of our "3 Questions" Podcast.Learn more about affiliate marketing at : Affiliateinsider.com Affiliate Marketing - Made Simple

I dagens avsnitt gästar Erik Bergman. Erik var med från start och grundade bolaget Catena media och vi går såklart in djupare på den bolagsresan. Erik började spela poker i tidig ålder och vann stora summor av pengar, hur hanterar man det i tidig ålder egentligen? hur blev han så bra annonssökning och sökmotors optimering? (SEO). Vad har Erik för relation idag till Catena media? Under tiden Erik var med och styrde bolaget gick det både upp och ner. När Erik sålde av sina aktier fick han ut 118 miljoner kronor därför frågar jag nu Erik vad han har för planer med sina pengar och hur framtiden ser ut. Nu kör vi

Erik Bergman started his career as a professional poker player while still a teenager. At the same time, he founded his first companies. At age 24 he started in 2012 Catena Media, a company that only three and a half years later would be listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange with a US$200-million valuation. He left Catena Media a few years ago and today is just starting up his latest project, Great.com, a company where the name alone cost $900,000. But this time around, he wants to do everything differently, which means giving away 100% of the profits to charity.    “We invested so much emotions and so much pride and ego into not failing, something that should have failed long time ago.”  Erik Bergman    Worst investment ever  Cash losses were never as bad as this   In thinking about his worst investment, Erik said he had lost a lot of money in a variety of ways. He did a lot of damage with a raid into crypto almost. He has done quite a few “shitty” start-up investments. But he realized that his worst investment cost a lot more than money, and that was when he lost his health, harmed his friends, and lost relationships.   First mistake was thinking ‘it’s gonna be easy’  In 2012-2013, he was busy starting several different companies at the same time, including that of a venture capital firm. One company was working with payday loans. His team were running a marketing company that had a lot of payday-loan clients. So they decided that if they could do the marketing, they could do it all. Of course it turned out to be much harder than they had ever anticipated it would be, and that was the first mistake they made: thinking it will be easy and then jumping into a business area with almost no understanding and with far too little research.    ‘It’s never easy’  So they started building the company and hiring people to run it. However, very early they realized that it was so much harder than they had predicted. Nevertheless, they soldiered on, and Erik hired one of his closest friends and a few others to help run the company and a couple of others. But this company just never found any traction. They had many technical issues and many struggles. Erik’s old friend was in charge of the technical side, which kept facing major challenges due to the size and complexity of the big system they built. By the time the system was up and running, they ran into troubles with the bank, which didn’t want to co-operate because they were competing with them. Thus, they couldn’t finance the operations and they needed to find other ways to fund it. Whenever they managed to solve one snag, they would be hit by the next one. It took a year before the venture became somewhat sustainable.   Legal environment changes, adding huge workload  Having already lost a lot in time and having spent a lot of money, there was then a change in the legal requirements that forced Erik and his team to change all of their back-ups, all the systems behind their sites and they had big problems getting access to more data. So they had to change the entire back-end of everything. Erik’s friend and business partner was already overworked and he and two others were in charge of running this. Right in the middle of the regulatory changes, those two people resigned. One, his girlfriend, got pregnant, and other other, just wanted to leave Malta and move back home.   Friend left holding the bag  So Erik’s friend had to do this three-person job alone. He had to rebuild everything and worked day and night for weeks. Erik was unable to help because of his lack of tech expertise. The friend put one system together but it had been put together quickly. Because his friend lacked the time and energy perhaps to do it properly, the system crashed within around two weeks from being made operational.   Exhausted business partner collapses after system fails  So Erik and his friend had struggling for so long and just when they could see the light at the end of the tunnel, the legal requirements changed, his friend the entire system alone, and then it failed. Erik’s friend had a complete breakdown out of physical and mental exhaustion. Erik, being busy with other projects, was unaware of the shape his friend was in or the pressure he was under and his friend, who had not slept for weeks, didn’t come back to work. Erik admits being too distracted looking at the numbers instead of being there for his oldest friend, who would take three years to fully recover.   ‘Small side business financially’ takes huge toll  This was a small side business financially compared to the bigger companies he and his team put together. But they had invested so much emotion, pride and ego into it not failing – something that should have failed long time ago. They just kept focusing on it, and it cost them a lot more than money. They never got it up and running, and had to sell the remainder of the database and other things at significant losses. It also took Erik a long time to recover from such strong emotions as well, because he felt that his friend would not have cared so much about the project if Erik had not pushed himself and his friend so much.   Not a big money loss, but big losses in every other way  This was one of the darkest chapters of Erik’s business career and life so far, during which he admits being “way-to-narrow minded to deal with it”. So the financial loss was insignificant, he says. But he has never since done something that could put someone else’s health at risk, and especially not the well-being of one of his closest friends.    “So a lot of his physical health and his emotional health was at stake because of my stupid ego, pride, and greed … I still feel a lot guilt and shame over this and really found a good way of dealing with it.”  Erik Bergman    Some lessons  Kill your darlings   Erik hastens to add that he’s talking about the company, not your friends, when talking about what to do when reaching a crossroad decision of whether to forge on, or walk away from a start-up company or an investment. When things go wrong, step away and think: “Would I really think this was a good idea now as totally new investment?”   Relationships are so much more important than the money   Think about the other people involved and put yourself in their shoes, especially if you are pushing people into something. Ask yourself: “How is this experience through their eyes?” Be better at assessing what’s going on and what kinds of things are happening to all people involved.     “I don’t regret the loss in terms of money, but I really regret how I dealt with my friend.”      Andrew’s takeaways  Never forget that real people and emotions are involved   It is fun to talk about the numbers, growth, opportunities and the “agile, lean” exciting things when investing in a start-up, but people’s livelihoods, futures, families, health and state of mind are all effecting by the decisions we make, or refuse to make.   Stay vigilant about overconfidence  The solution is being open, and it is difficult. When you’re in in the middle of a situation, it is not easy to go into your company and say: “You guys want to give up? Should we stop?” But it must be done, even if you individually have to step back and, without necessarily sharing it with the others, look at what you’re doing. There is empathy needed and that is something Erik also has taken away from this story.  Zero-based thinking tool  Ask yourself at crunch times: “Knowing what I know about this situation (whether it’s an investment, a start-up, or even a relationship), would I enter it now if I wasn’t in it already?” And if the answer is no, some serious thinking and researching needs to be done immediately.      Actionable advice   Just try   If anyone listening to (or reading this) has a business idea, whatever it might be, start it. If it doesn’t work out, it’s much easier to quit once you’ve started than it is to quit before you started.    No. 1 goal for next the 12 months   Job opportunity  Erik has the domain name, Great.com, for which he is building its lifelong company intention, and that is for 100% of its profits to go to charity. His number one goal for that enterprise is to find someone to help build the project with his team, someone who can be CEO, CTO or whatever title they want, who really resonates with the ideas that he and his team have. He needs someone who is technical, emotionally intelligent and has long-term strategic vision. Anyone interested can listen to his podcast, Becoming Great.     Parting words   “I’m happy to be here. I really love the approach of tackling the worst parts of investing and the worst parts of being an entrepreneur.”    You can also check out Andrew’s books   How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market   My Worst Investment Ever   9 Valuation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them   Transform Your Business with Dr. Deming’s 14 Points    Connect with Erik Bergman  LinkedIn  Twitter   Instagram  Website  Podcast  YouTube  Blog    Connect with Andrew Stotz astotz.com  LinkedIn Facebook  Instagram Twitter  YouTube  

Erik Bergman var tidigare pokerproffs och flyttade till Malta som 20 åring med vännen Emil Thidell för att starta bolaget Catena Media. På deras födelsedag när Erik och Emil fyllde 28 år börsintroducerades Catena Media och båda blev miljonärer 100-tals gånger om. Idag vill Erik ge tillbaka till världen med en filantropisk filosofi! Missa inte ett inspirerande och lärorikt! Glöm inte prenumerera!  www.instagram.com/underfemton  

I avsnitt 16 av Börshajen podcast gästas Andra Farhad av Robert Andersson som är vd- och koncernchef för Enlabs sedan mitten av april förra året. Han har lång erfarenhet av ledande positioner inom olika företag, bland annat som vd för Catena Media och River. Innan dess jobbade han på spelutvecklaren DICE och han är även styrelseordförande i spelutvecklaren Isbit games.  Hur ser Robert på etik- och moralfrågor när det gäller investeringar i spelbolag? Det och mycket mer kommer du få lyssna till i veckans avsnitt av Börshajen podcast. 

I dagens avsnitt blir det rapportkommentarer med övervikt för bolag inom iGaming. Här blir det även en kortare intervju med VDn för Aspire Global. Övriga bolag är Kindred, Leo Vegas, NetEnt, Betsson, Catena Media, Nilörn, Swedol, SJR och Lammhults. Även citatet handlar om spel om pengar och vår syn på iGaming. Välkomna!

Episode 80 - Erik Bergman Erik co-founded Catena Media, a stock-listed company in Sweden and now runs Great.com.  We discuss affiliate marketing, the business models, how to set up an affiliate program and the connection with the online gaming industry.    Season 4 is proudly sponsored by Betfair Pty Limited. Betfair operates a betting exchange and is licensed in the Northern Territory, Australia. Join by clicking here : https://www.betfair.com.au/extensions/redir/BOBPOD/2 and entering code BOBPOD. The Betfair exchange isn’t a house that sets the odds, it’s betting at it’s purest. One punters opinion against another’s. Play the game within the game and join today.

TV: Börsveckans Lars Frick och Peter Hedlund tar en titt på dagens rapporter från Cellavision, Biotage och Catena Media

Det är ett kärt återseende att superentreprenören, Catena Media grundaren och miljardären Erik Bergman återigen gästar Framgångspodden! Förra gången Erik var med gick vi igenom hans resa och efteråt blev jag bombarderad av mail med personer som älskade avsnittet, framförallt när vi pratade om relationer! I detta avsnitt går vi vidare och djupdyker i ämnet! Vad får relationer att funka? Hur ska man gå tillväga om sexlivet brister? Och vad har hänt sen förra avsnittet då Erik precis gjort slut med sin tjej? Vi går även in på Eriks nya projekt med välgörenhet och han berättar om domännamnet han köpte för 7 miljoner… Ett otroligt öppet, naket och lärorikt avsnitt som har något för alla! Beställ Framgångsboken: bit.ly/2DK4cvy Alexander Pärleros Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexanderparleros Bästa tipsen från avsnittet i nyhetsbrevet: www.framgangspodden.se Sök till VIP Gruppen: www.facebook.com/groups/1063620510448961

Det är ett kärt återseende att superentreprenören, Catena Media grundaren och miljardären Erik Bergman återigen gästar Framgångspodden! Förra gången Erik var med gick vi igenom hans resa och efteråt blev jag bombarderad av mail med personer som älskade avsnittet, framförallt när vi pratade om relationer! I detta avsnitt går vi vidare och djupdyker i ämnet! Vad får relationer att funka? Hur ska man gå tillväga om sexlivet brister? Och vad har hänt sen förra avsnittet då Erik precis gjort slut med sin tjej? Vi går även in på Eriks nya projekt med välgörenhet och han berättar om domännamnet han köpte för 7 miljoner… Ett otroligt öppet, naket och lärorikt avsnitt som har något för alla! Beställ Framgångsboken: bit.ly/2DK4cvy Alexander Pärleros Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexanderparleros Bästa tipsen från avsnittet i nyhetsbrevet: www.framgangspodden.se Sök till VIP Gruppen: www.facebook.com/groups/1063620510448961

Börserna visar styrka och klättrade tio dagar i sträck innan det blev dags för en liten nedgång. Men värderingarna börjar bli utmanande varnar Di:s experter Agnetha Jönsson och Ulf Petersson. Samtidigt saknas den sista pusselbiten för att det ska vara läge att lämna aktiemarknaden.Experterna diskuterar även kurskraschen i Catena Media efter storägarens utförsäljning av aktier och ger sin syn på SAS som fick luft under vingarna efter fredagens rapport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Denna vecka snackas det Twitter, Sportamore och David Einhorn. Johan förklarar också varför det som kan ha uppfattats som en diss faktiskt är Johns bästa egenskap. Dessutom har Börspodden träffat Robert Andersson som är VD för Catena Media. Vi går igenom bolaget och dess affärsmodell samt får svar på hur de kan göra så billiga förvärv. Lyssna! 

Erik Bergman, från 0 till 3 miljarder på 3 år.

Peter Benson och Daniel Svensson pratar om: Fingerprint, Gunnebo, Bahnhof, Nordax, Resurs, Collector, Studsvik, Follicum, Vadsbo, Netent, Mr Green, Unibet, Leo Vegas, Betsson, Catena Fastigheter, Catena Media, Biogaia, Cinnober, Axis.   Vi pratar också om: Vad letar Daniel efter för slags aktier? Hur utvecklas man som investerare? Tillväxtbolag eller värdeaktier? Särskilda situationer? Bolag som flyttar upp en division?