Podcast appearances and mentions of chris gilpin

Joined on this episode by none other than Chris Gilpin! We talk about a lot of different topics and the most important one is of course training! We discuss the history of training from his perspective and how we have arrived at the place where we are. The things we are getting right as well as what we could be doing better. The incident that changed his perspective on training.... and of course the best laid plans of me and the guest are always waylaid by those beautiful questions from the audience. It was a great Scrap.  Enjoy!

“This is an innovation… something people thought was impossible. It really changes the game in how we deliver radiotherapy to cancer patients.”Fighting cancer is not an easy task. Each body responds differently and each tumor is unique - so treatment must be personalized and precise. But, as companies like Elekta push forward advancements in the field, cancer care is becoming more targeted and effective than ever before.Elekta is a company creating cutting-edge linear accelerators, devices that deliver life-saving radiation therapy. In this episode we meet Chris Gilpin, Chris Flint and Mark Range at the company's HQ in the UK. Find out how radiation therapy works, and why it's playing an increasingly important role in cancer prevention. Get up close with the machines and take a tour through the factory to see how they're built. And learn how Elekta's IntelliMax system is bringing radiotherapy to underserved and remote countries all over the world.We also hear from Howard Heppelmann who heads up PTC's Industrial Internet of Things division. He explains how ThingWorx enables Elekta to respond rapidly to issues, and communicate quickly with their customers, so treatments go uninterrupted. Find out more about Elekta here.Find out more about ThingWorx here.Your host is Paul Haimes from industrial software company PTC. Episodes are released bi-weekly. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for updates.This is an 18Sixty production for PTC. Executive producer is Jacqui Cook. Sound design and editing by Ollie Guillou. Location recording by George Powell. Music by Rowan Bishop.

REAL RAW ENTREPRENEURSHIP; Chris Gilpin joins the show this week to share lessons about life and business that will align with anyone who values entrepreneurship. Chris Gilpin cofounded a business while working with Apple, which he eventually sold to Yelp for $25 Million. After selling his business, he dove into multiple ventures, cofounding other start-ups as well being an angel investor in 8 different companies. Chris shares his experience on funding and scaling start ups, difficulties with hiring/management and establishing the right culture in a rapidly expanding business, as well as the role of mental health in the fast paced world of entrepreneurship today. This podcast is content-rich with bare-bones entrepreneurial perspective and advice. You won’t want to miss it!   Connect with us on social! @andrewevansofficial   00:19- Intro 03:00- Chris’s background 09:00- Prerequisites for entrepreneurship 12:00- Limiting the risk of entrepreneurship  17:30- Knowing when it was time to leave his job at Apple  20:00- Challenges with early start-up stages  22:30- The value of culture & communication  26:00- The importance of diversity for long term success 29:00- Merging his company with Yelp 32:00- Diving into something new 37:00- How Chris evaluates angel investment/small business opportunities 44:00- Prioritizing mental health with such a busy lifestyle 50:00- Advice for anxiety & mental struggles of entrepreneurs today 53:00- Reducing the “noise” 56:00- Basic meditation practice 

East Van Poetry Salon raconteurs, Chris Gilpin and Julie Peters announce their 10 Best Poems of 2016.

East Van Poetry Salon organizers Julie Peters and Chris Gilpin join co-hosts RC Weslowski and Pamela Bentley to discuss their selection process and play some of their choices for the 10 Best Poems of 2015.

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The SignalVault uses our E-Field Technology to make your information invisible to hackers without batteries or charging. We suggest two SignalVault Credit & Debit card protectors per wallet. The device contains a microchip that detects scanners and creates white noise to mask your information as well as a signal blocking component, giving you Dual-Stage protection.Place one SignalVault on the left side of your wallet, behind your cards with the centered SignalVault logo facing out. Place the second SignalVault on the right side of your wallet, behind your cards with the SignalVault logo facing out. If using only one device, make sure the SignalVault installed side of your wallet is facing out towards any potential hacker.

Rob talks to Chris Gilpin, founder of Turnstyle, a customer engagement platform for retailers.

East Van Poetry Salon curators, Julie Peters and Chris Gilpin, are our guests and talk about their Top 10 Poem List for 2014.