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Welcome to the Evolvepreneur (After Hours) Show I am your Special Host Christine Campbell Rapin Join me today where we dig deep with our guests and get you the best concepts and strategies to fast-track your business. My very special guest today is Michael Nuciforo ... Michael is a startup, business and innovation thought leader with experience working in startups and big corporates across the globe. Based in Melbourne, Michael is currently Founder, CEO of Thriday, a digital neobank for SMEs. Michael recently returned to Australia after living in New York for the past three years. Michael was VP, Digital at CheapOair; the second largest online travel company in the US. Before moving to New York, Michael founded Parkhound – the Airbnb of parking – which was acquired by Spacer in 2017. Michael grew Parkhound into one of the largest sharing economy platforms in the world, with over 100,000 members and 20,000 parking spaces registered. Michael appeared on Shark Tank in 2016 and the company received offers from three sharks for $400,000. Michael caused much controversy by being the first participant to reject an offer from the sharks on the Australian series.

Sucheta Rawal is an award-winning food and travel writer, cooking instructor, and philanthropist. As the founder of Go Eat Give, a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit, Sucheta's personal mission is to raise cultural and diversity awareness through meaningful travel, ethnic food, and community interaction. The organization educates people through international tours, cooking classes, speaker events and a blog. Originally from India, Sucheta moved to United States at the age of 17, and received her Bachelors and Masters in Finance from Georgia State University. After working as an investment banker and a corporate consultant, she pursued her passion for food and travel. Sucheta has been a freelance writer for various print and digital publications, including CNN, Creative Loafing, CheapOAir, and The Huffington Post. She motivates kids and adults to follow their own passion and travel with a purpose, by speaking at corporations, universities, organizations, travel shows, and conferences.

As we build towards the holidays and Giving Tuesday, Ann Rohmer meets with Canada Helps to discuss the need for charities in the next few months and Canadians plans to give. She also meets with FedEx Express to discuss the findings of their later consumer survey and plans for Holiday Shopping. Jim meets with the Town of Newmarket to catch up on the plans for the Outdoor Rink as well as discussing the renovation plans with the historied Unionville Curling Club. Tina talks travel with CheapOair while Shaliza Bacchus talks to a social media expert on the future of Twitter.

In this episode, August 23 is National Cheap Flight Day, so we'll talk about what that entails and get some tips on booking a cheap flight in general from the folks at CheapOAir. Then we'll head to the tropical island of Fiji to visit the Nanuku Resort Fiji to see what it's like to spend a few days in paradise. And Travel Expert Wolf Paunic will join us to give some insight on visiting Belgrade the capital city in Serbia.  

In this episode, August 23 is National Cheap Flight Day, so we'll talk about what that entails and get some tips on booking a cheap flight in general from the folks at CheapOAir. Then we'll head to the tropical island of Fiji to visit the Nanuku Resort Fiji to see what it's like to spend a few days in paradise. And Travel Expert Wolf Paunic will join us to give some insight on visiting Belgrade the capital city in Serbia.  

In this episode, the folks at CheapOAir released the findings of a recent survey showing that Canada is the preferred travel destination for a lot of Canadians this summer, so we'll talk about those results and a few others. Plus travel writer Debra Smith returns to tell us a bit about the One Hotel West Hollywood located at the base of Hollywood Hills, California. And we'll chat with Icelandair and get some tips and insight on traveling to Iceland.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this episode, the folks at CheapOAir released the findings of a recent survey showing that Canada is the preferred travel destination for a lot of Canadians this summer, so we'll talk about those results and a few others. Plus travel writer Debra Smith returns to tell us a bit about the One Hotel West Hollywood located at the base of Hollywood Hills, California. And we'll chat with Icelandair and get some tips and insight on traveling to Iceland.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode #44 of the Fact Up Podcast features Daniel Hayter, Senior Product Manager at CheapOair - a travel organization that prides itself on exceptional customer service, dedicated to making the travel experience seamless! In this episode, we talk about: A recent survey conducted by CheapOair about the new Ontario Staycation Tax Credit. The surprising results from that survey. Whether Ontario Residents, for whom the Staycation Tax Credit is intended for, would take advantage of it. Travel trends, especially post-Covid. The Fact Up Podcast with Jim Bamboulis features informative, casual conversations about topics of the day with industry leaders and thinkers in the travel, food and culture industries! TravelMammal is a media company that aims to unite the global community through travel, food and cultural experiences worldwide. Connect with me on Social: https://www.youtube.com/travelmammal https://www.facebook.com/travelmammal https://www.twitter.com/travelmammal https://www.instagram.com/travelmammal Connect with CheapOair on Social: https://www.cheapoair.ca/ https://www.facebook.com/CheapOairCA/ https://twitter.com/cheapoairca  

Adam Carswell brings on special guest Boon Chew, Tech Investor & Advisor, to discuss how he has developed various B2B and B2C apps to serve the needs of everyone. In this episode, Boon talks about:How to serve everyone who has a phone by identifying and serving a needHis many successful app collaborations for companies, such as iHeartMedia, Discovery Channel, WeWork, Walmart, CheapOair, CLEAR, MakeSpace, Grailed, TimeHop, YellowHeart and moreThe importance of serving B2B versus B2C business modelsHow to evaluate your own product/service to potentially developing its own app Adam would like to give a huge thanks to Boon for coming on the Dream Chasers platform and sharing his knowledge and experience developing apps to serve consumers' and businesses' needs. Contact Boon Chew: https://www.tappollomedia.com/  Timestamped Shownotes (Audio):02:08 – Host Adam Carswell introduces Boon Chew, Tech Investor & Advisor03:55 – Boon shares his journey into the tech industry 07:16 – What app did Boon develop that became a turning point in his career?08:18 – What map did Boon create for the Half-Life video game?10:42 – Why did Boon's app skyrocket in sales?12:08 – How did Boon's app get featured by Apple?13:56 – What did Boon realize about app building to redirect his efforts toward partnering with companies for app development? 16:52 – Why did Boon stop publishing the app Web Organizer?18:00 – Does Boon still own the Chinese learning app he developed? 20:10 – How do you create an app that compliments your business?22:42 – Why do businesses have to first identify if they have a B2B or B2C product to direct their growth?25:22 – What business has Boon identified currently that he is working with to improve their business model with an app?30:01 – Is it worth someone building their own brand to develop their own app or work with another app already created?34:02 – How can you think about enterprise-leaning and enterprise-facing projects to create co-opted products? Sponsored by:  RaiseMasters, the #1 Mastermind for Elite Capital Raisers - Join our FREE Training now!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dreamchasers_ix)

I spoke to, Sucheta Rawal, a travel expert with a mission to raise awareness in the world through meaningful travel and cultural understanding. Sucheta spoke to me about when she moved away from India at the age of 17 to America. In particular, we discussed some fundamental reasons why telling that story, whether it is through writing or other various social media outlets, was a vital narrative to inform and inspire, especially as she is from a south Asian background. We spoke about going from working in the corporate world to writing articles on food and eventually pursuing her passion for food and travel. That passion led Sucheta to become a Writer, and she has regular publications with the likes of CNN, Creative Loafing, CheapOAir, and The Huffington Post. From our talk, you will also see that she likes to draw on her own experience of travelling to 100 countries across 7 continents and inspiring others to travel sustainably to give back to communities. This passion led her to form, 'Go Eat Give,' in 2011. We discussed what the organisation can provide grassroots around the world and how it offers customised travel experiences to individuals and groups. I also discussed with Sucheta about her successful children's illustrative books on travel, 'Beato Goes To.' What led her to want to create this for kids, and whether there are more books on the way. With her passion for food, she spoke to me about her love to cook a different cuisine each night. Sucheta was a delight to talk to. It is quite an in-depth talk we had, but I could have spoken to her for days and not got bored. Her story is an inspirational one, and I will be keeping an eye out for what's next to come, as I am intrigued to see her succeed more. You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/dDiiK6jk_Eg). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube. #travelpodcast #podcast #travelwriter ... Stay connected with Sucheta Website;- https://suchetarawal.com/ Go Eat Give Blog https://goeatgive.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sucheta.rawal Twitter https://twitter.com/suchetarawal Instagram https://www.instagram.com/suchetarawal/?hl=en YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/goeatgive ... Stay connected with me Website https://shebsthewanderer.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shebsthewanderer/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ShebsAlom Facebook https://www.facebook.com/shebsthewanderer/ ... TravelUnity discussion https://youtu.be/84afWmgrlpk

In this episode: We'll discuss the Do's and Don'ts of Family Travel from CheapOair. Plus chat with Travel Writer Carol Patterson about her adventure in Ivvavik National Park in Yukon and we'll visit St Vincent and the Grenadines in the Carribean.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this episode: We'll discuss the Do's and Don'ts of Family Travel from CheapOair. Plus chat with Travel Writer Carol Patterson about her adventure in Ivvavik National Park in Yukon and we'll visit St Vincent and the Grenadines in the Carribean.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Online Travel Agencies with Fareportal and CheapOair… Sam Jain (bio), CEO/Founder of Fareportal, CheapOair and OneTravel.com, Board Chairman of Voyager HQ, joins Peter Crysdale (Co-Founder of ReCorp), Pavan Bahl (CEO of Open Source Business), Rob Sanchez (COO of Open Source Business), and Marc Raco (CPO of Open Source Business) for the first episode of Travel Is Your Business podcast. Taking initiative to fill a gap, customer service, and introducing technology In one of his few in-depth interviews ever, Jain covers why he started CheapOair to fill a gap in current digital online travel space, and because of the lack large contact center presence. How his background in business-to-business and customer service led to creating a digital online travel agency with a customer service focus, now the only OTA today with a toll free number on every web page, and more than 2,000 travel agents full time. Turning a 4k debt on AmEx card into a huge business by trying to solve a dysfunction. his “coming to America” story inspired by a family jewelry business, an idea sparked by working a year for no money at a small travel agency, and buying tickets from wholesalers, the two worlds of published fares and consolidated wholesale net traded flights. The impact of Jain introducing technology with simple databases, and pivoting into an ecommerce business. Getting into the business with a model as a flight focused OTA, and providing a great user experience with a three step booking path and strong customer service, going up against four established players, and the complexity of the processes and transactions, such as 80,000 schedule changes per month. Learning from pivots, user experience, and Voyager Jain assertion that ecommerce is not complex when focused on product and having a depth of knowledge on one’s vertical, bootstrapping CheapOair as a pivot to go directly to the customer, a prior failed pivot, and lessons learned when getting into the hotel space. The importance of keeping focus on a core product and knowledge, and defending against OTA’s with cheaper flights with diversity of channels. How the entire seamless user experience is important from the beginning to post-transaction, and keeping target on getting repeat visitors to lower acquisition costs, New technologies and the space being innovated, the new ability to book Amtrak, and focusing on mobile first. The Voyager incubator co-working space as an eyes and ears on innovation, looking at artificial intelligence, the value of the startup mindset, and a determination to tap into that talent pool. Monkey commerce, dealing fruit, and global travels The personal questions of Off the Beaten Path travels to Mathura, India, witnesses monkey commerce, dreams of a fruity excuse to go to Honolulu, and enjoys pizza in Nepal.

Building People Organization for Startups - Rick Pereira(@tappingtalent @SlicePizzaApp) #JobsOfFuture #Podcast In this podcast Rick Pereira, CPO, Slice talks about his journey through scaling a startup. He shared some tactical steps and mindset that is needed to transform a startups to growth mindset company. He shared his perspective on what startup HR leaders could do to help scale their startup through transformative times. Session is relevant for startup hr leaders. Rick's Recommended Read: Work Rules!: Insights from Inside Google That Will Transform How You Live and Lead by Laszlo Bock https://amzn.to/2QHE4cK Podcast Link: iTunes: http://math.im/jofitunes Youtube: http://math.im/jofyoutube Rick's BIO: Rick Pereira, Chief People Officer / Slice , Where he was hired as the first hire in HR that has grown the team from 50 to 450 in 2 years in 3 countries.    Rick has a long track record of successfully scaling startups while maintaining an agile, entrepreneurial, and collaborative culture. Prior to joining Slice, he was SVP, Head of People at Crowdtap and developed a work culture recognized three years in a row as a best place to work in NYC, per Crain’s New York, as well as other accolades celebrating a dynamic work environment. Prior to joining Crowdtap, Rick was Senior Director, Global Talent Acquisition at CheapOair, during which time the company generated the most profit with the lowest employee turnover rate in company history and ranked as the #2 Online Travel Agency, surpassing Priceline, Orbitz and Travelocity. While at CheapOair, Rick developed and implemented a global recruitment strategy across India, the UK, Canada, Las Vegas, and New York. Outside of Slice, Rick has continued advising startups on various talent and people projects. Rick is currently developing a nonprofit, Army of Mentors, which connects veterans with People leaders in their desired industry to foster career mentorship and assist with reentry to the civilian workforce. About #Podcast: #JobsOfFuture is created to spark the conversation around the future of work, worker and workplace. This podcast invite movers and shakers in the industry who are shaping or helping us understand the transformation in work. Wanna Join? If you or any you know wants to join in, Register your interest by emailing: info@analyticsweek.com Want to sponsor? Email us @ info@analyticsweek.com Keywords: #JobsOfFuture, #FutureOfWork, #FutureOfWorker, #FutuerOfWorkplace, #Work, #Worker, #Workplace,

Looking to kick things up a notch? Learn how you can have fun this summer and still save some serious money!  Summer Saving Fun I'm so ready for summer! The tricky part of summer, especially if you have little ones, is making sure you don't go broke while still having fun. So to wrap up this season, I challenged myself. Today I'm going to share how you can save a grand this summer! We're going to look at 4 areas and show you 5 ways to save.  Getting the Best Deals Boost Your Savings  Frugal Foodie Vacations/Getaways Hope you enjoy!  Getting the Best Deals  If you're out shopping make sure you're getting the best deals! Some of my favorite apps and sites are: iBotta Camel, Camel, Camel Honey Paribus Your family's smartphone plan shouldn't cost you a fortune. There are some fantastic deals out there. I use Republic Wireless and love them. They have an incredible line of phones. I have two lines with them and pay less than $50/month!  You may also want to look at providers like Ting, Freedom Pop, and StraightTalk.  When shopping online, hold off on those impulse buys you may be able to score a better deal by leaving before the purchase. I had a site send me an email afterward with a cheaper price. You may also want to switch to incognito mode.  Boost Your Savings If you're looking to ramp up savings here are some great apps and services to try out.  Tiller Personal Capital Mint They can help you track your money quickly and easily.  You also want to make sure you're keeping a visual reminder of what you're saving towards. It can keep you motivated when you're in the middle of things.  And of course, automate your savings. It's not doing you any good until it's stashed away.  Frugal Foodie I've been writing for Couple Money for almost nine years and I will tell you that one of the biggest budget busters that couples have is eating out. Break this cycle by: Plan Your Meals for This Week Prep a Meal Ahead Have Go-to Meals Think Global with Your Dishes Have a Potluck Vacations/Getaways Summer is a fantastic time to get out of town and explore someplace new. Using sites and apps like Skyscanner and CheapOair can make your money go further next trip!  Be Flexible Learn How To Bid Stay Like a Local Budget for your Trip   Jumpstart Your Marriage and Money Course Want to give your marriage and bank account a boost? Pick up Jumpstart Your Marriage and Money course. Jumpstart focuses on the big wins including earning more. Get LIFETIME access to a four-week course design to help you: Stop fighting about money and create a budget that you BOTH LOVE Automate your money Pay off your debt faster Plus more! You can get lifetime access here! Music Credit Like the music in this episode? Our theme song is by Gentle Regime. Additional music by Lee Rosevere and Logan from Music for Makers in this episode.

Paige Totaro is a travel blogger and travel group planner with two twin girls. When her children were 12 years old, she knew it was time for the entire family to take a year off and go traveling. How did she manage to do this without losing her mind? Find out on this week’s episode of Go Solo Live!   Key Takeaways: *Who is Paige and where is she currently located? *How did Paige get started solo traveling? *It took Paige a year of planning before she and her family could take a year off to travel. *Paige was very happy she did a family trip because everybody bonded together as a family. *What was Paige’s travel experience before she traveled with her family? *Paige took a writer’s workshop where she got to hike, think, and write with a group of ladies! *It’s not always practical to travel with the family. *What was it like to travel solo in Cuba? *How does Paige’s husband feel about her traveling solo? *What’s next for Paige? *What tips does Paige have for the moms who want to travel with the whole family? *Paige shares where she finds her cheap flights.   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive Go Solo! by Jennifer Buchholz Kiwi.com/us Skyscanner.net Hipmunk.com Cheapoair.com Secretflying.com   Connect with Paige: Website Unquotetravel.com Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest YouTube   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Today's interview is with Werner Georg Kunz. Werner is a travel industry professional with over 30 years of extensive international and domestic experience. Werner started his travel industry career in the late seventies as Manager Operations at Travac, Tours & Charters in New York City, building and managing a call center and RES system as well as an airport handling team for large charter programs. In 2004, he joined Swissair’s charter division Balair/CTA in the capacity of Manager NA and later on as GM North America. After thirteen years Werner joined City Bird Airlines running its North American Marketing and Sales Division in Bethesda, Maryland. In 2000, Werner joined Lufthansa Systems in New York, as the VP Business Development building and managing the North American marketing and sales team, acquiring a North American client base for Lufthansa System’s special airline solutions. Subsequently, in 2003, Werner developed and led special projects within the private aviation sector at JetLine Private.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Tinder Tales! This is my podcast about the best and worst of Online Dating. Listen to my guest Travel Writer Mary Zakheim as we talk about what goes into a perfect profile picture, guys trying to turn a date into a business scheme, and why guilting someone into a relationship will never work. HOLY SHIT! We are on iTunes! Please Rate and Subscribe! Follow Mary on Instagram at @MaryLouiseZak. She also writes for CheapOAir Follow me at @Piccolomeany and I also run a show called Ambush Comedy every Tuesday at Two Boots Williamsburg 8-8:30pm Everyone gets a free beer, 8:30 pm we start an awesome comedy show. Recently featured in Time Out NYC Dating Sites used by Mary Tinder OkCupid Bumble

With price comparison websites and travel agencies boasting their efficiency, Jason Hartman takes the chance to talk to the Senior Vice-President of Supplier Relations at www.CheapOair.com, Thomas Spagnola. Together, they talk about what you should do if your flight gets delayed and cheat tricks on how to get the best value for money on your flights, as well as talking on a more general level about how companies such as CheapOair come to be so successful and popular.   Key Takeaways 02.24 – Travel companies such as CheapOair relies on having good relationships with other related firms, the same as any industry does, really. 05.54 – Finding a company that can organize everything you need for an open-jaw journey is a blessing. 07.18 – Tom Spagnola gives his top tips on what to do if your flight is cancelled or delayed. 10.07 – Take advantage of your airline’s update options so that you know the exact status of your flight. 12.45 – Think back: when were you last on a flight with lots of empty seats? 14.23 – Jason Hartman asks the questions on everybody’s lips about gaming the travel system.  17.14 – For more information about the company featured on today’s show, head to www.CheapOair.com   Mentioned in this episode www.CheapOair.com  Travel apps available on iTunes, Android etc. FlightTrack Flight Aware Air Help