Podcasts about civic ledger

Katrina Donaghy, co-founder of Civic Ledger, joins Dexter Cousins for ep151 of Fintech Chatter. Katrina shares the journey of her company and the role of blockchain technology in solving efficiency problems in government. Katrina emphasises the importance of focusing on the "why" rather than the "what" of blockchain and highlights the potential of tokenisation as the killer app for this technology. Katrina also shares her insights on the challenges and opportunities in the fintech industry and the need for a contextual relationship between technology and society.OverviewIn this episode the conversation centers around the need for trust and governance in water distribution. Civic Ledger help citizens, industries and governments bring transparency, accountability and auditability to transactions and data in real time enabled by blockchain technology.The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities of bringing blockchain to the attention of the government, the importance of having a coordinated voice, and the need to focus on solutions rather than problems.Key Takeaways:Blockchain technology can improve transparency and accountability in government by providing a trustless method of transaction verification.Tokenization is the killer app for blockchain technology, as it allows for the digital representation of valuable assets.The adoption of blockchain technology requires a contextual relationship with governance and principles such as access, equity, and democracy.Australia can learn from countries like Vietnam, India, and China, which are embracing blockchain technology and investing in its development.Quotes:"We have to reinvent ourselves all the time, stay on our mission, but really keep on questioning what's our purpose." - Katrina Donaghy"We knew way back then that highly regulated asset classes would be really useful with this tokenisation technology." - Katrina Donaghy"We haven't asked for permission to do this. It's 15 years since Satoshi's White paper. And in 15 years, we've built this entire global economy." - Katrina DonaghyAbout KatrinaThrough Katrina's early years as a sociologist through to her interest in entrepreneurialism, she has extensive experience in public policy and early stage commercialisation. For more than 20 years, Katrina has worked in both public and not for profit sectors with a specific focus on business development, project delivery and revenue diversification with the view to building resilient and sustainable organisations. In Australia, she organises Women in Blockchain events and regularly speaks on the topic of why cities and governments should be exploring blockchain technologies. Katrina's interest in blockchain technologies is driven by her curiousity of its potential for governments to create and facilitate new citizen-at-the-centre markets, organisations and economies of the future.Connect with Katrina - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-donaghy/https://www.civicledger.com/Follow us:Apple: https://apple.co/3D7NsPtSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3IzSViQSubscribe and like on Youtube: https://bit.ly/3tBlRmEConnect on Linkedin: https://bit.ly/3DsCJBpFollow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DexterCousins

Fraser McLoed Chief Products Officer for Civic Ledger walks us through his company's return to basics by reformatting their block-chain technology to assist with water accounting. As always, Fraser provides a lively perspective on water use and management from a variety of perspectives and professions. A great discussion about the need for a solid grasp on water fundamentals in order to move towards more innovative market mechanisms for water management.

Civic Ledger is winning awards building next generation marketplaces with blockchain technology and smart contracts to create auditable ecosystems in government and tracking natural capital. Drawing from her years of experience in regional and local governments in Brisbane, Australia, Sociologist Katrina Donaghy co-founded Civic Ledger to build better solutions for customers and citizens. She also began to work across sectors to create opportunities for sharing data, particularly for women through the organization of the Brisbane Women in Blockchain Meetup. Civic Ledger is instrumental in taking blockchain technology to the next level for water commodities, working around the world to improve accountability. Since 2016, Civic Ledger received multiple awards for its groundbreaking progress, including the honor of winning the Excellence in Blockchain/DLT award at the Australian FinTech Awards in 2022. #womenincrypto #web3 #accountability www.civicledger.com www.twitter.com/civicledger

Welcome to the first in our three part-series recorded at Ozwater 2022, hosted by Michael Wilson and Rosie Wheen on the ground at the conference, and myself, Rachel Mason Nunn. Michael is Group CEO at eWater and Rosie is CEO of WaterAid Australia. These interviews were recorded on Turrbal and Jagera Country. I join with Michael and Rosie in acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land that we record these episodes on. We pay our respects to Turrbal and Jagera elders past, present and emerging. In this interview you'll hear from Dr. Wade Hadwen, Lecturer in Griffith University's School of Environment and Science, reminding us of the need for an interdisciplinary response to the water crisis. Then you'll hear from Corrine Cheeseman, CEO of the Australian Water Association, on the strength of the Australian water sector. Lastly you'll hear from Katrina Donaghy, CEO of Civic Ledger, on water and blockchain. 
We'll be back tomorrow with the second instalment in our three part series. 
Enjoy the episode, Rachel LINKS: Dr Wade Hadwen Bio: https://experts.griffith.edu.au/9756-wade-hadwen Corrine Cheeseman announced as AWA CEO: https://www.awa.asn.au/resources/latest-news/business/workplace/awa-announces-corinne-cheeseman-as-new-ceo Australian Water Association: https://www.awa.asn.au Katrina Donaghy Bio: https://civicledger.com/who-we-are/

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Katrina Donaghy, founder of Civic Ledger and Water Ledger and blockchain leader, comes on to discuss blockchain and how it can benefit the water sector. In this session, you'll learn about: Katrina's background in Australian disaster response and how it transitioned her into the utility space Katrina's work in the “utility of the future” space…

Katrina Donaghy, founder of Civic Ledger and Water Ledger and blockchain leader, comes on to discuss blockchain and how it can benefit the water sector. In this session, you'll learn about: Katrina's background in Australian disaster response and how it transitioned her into the utility space Katrina's work in the “utility of the future” space…

Today on the Take on Board podcast, Helga is speaking with Carolyn Grant about psychological safety in the boardroom and it relates to decision-making.Carolyn is an Advisory Board member to Civic Ledger, Samford Support Network and Cerge Pty Ltd.She is an advisor, author and creator of tools and frameworks founded in neuroscience, to provide evidence based insights, to improve the quality of our decisions and the implementation of them in organisations.Carolyn is the author of the "People + Science Boardroom Psychological Safety Benchmark 202-2021 (Aust) . In addition she is author of the "Legacy Leadership - the emergence of a new leadership model after more than a decade of crisis" book and leadership training competency framework.Carolyn's research has explored “The Value in Emotional Engagement in Customer Interactions” and the “Psychological Safety of Boards and its Effect on Decision Making”. Passionate about identifying emerging best practices and helping organisations master them, Carolyn has designed a Best Practice People+Science © Communications Framework and the People+Science Psychological Safety Assessment Tool for boards and organisations.Contact Carolyn or find out more about her:https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolynmcsweeneygrant/Resources mentioned in this episode:People + Science Boardroom Psychological Safety Benchmark 202-2021 (Aust) - https://www.6peas.com.au/product/people-science-psychological-safety-benchmark-2020-2021-aust/The Boardroom Psychological Safety Benchmark - summaryhttps://www.6peas.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/BOARDROOM-PSYCHOLOGICAL-SAFETY-BENCHMARK-REPORT-2020-2021-HIGHLIGHTS-ONLY.pdfBook: The Cave - The Inside Story of the Secret Plans and Unsung Heroes that Helped a Team of International Experts Pull off the Dramatic Thai Cave Rescuehttps://www.booktopia.com.au/the-cave-liam-cochrane/book/9780733340130.htmlWomen On Boardshttps://www.womenonboards.net/FOR MORE TAKE ON BOARD INFORMATION:Join the Take on Board community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TakeOnBoard/Follow along on Twitter: @TakeOnBoardFor more information about Helga Svendsen: https://www.helgasvendsen.com.au/Interested in working with Helga? https://www.helgasvendsen.com.au/workwithmeContact Helga: helga@helgasvendsen.com.au

Lucas Cullen started programming from a very young age, liking the idea of being able to make games or tools that others would then use, or to use himself to automate processes. From his early days, this idea of pure logic inspired him and helped him see things early on when most didn't.I was lucky to connect with Lucas to talk all things Crypto, his early days and how he held on, where the nickname Bitcoin Grandpa came from and how cryptocurrency is discussed within his household. Don't miss out on hearing a great perspective from someone who was in the space right at its inception.As always, we hope you enjoy, Mere Mortals out!Timeline:(0:00) - Intro(1:50) - Bitcoin Grandpa(3:00) - Double Spending money(4:50) - Buying Bitcoin(5:20) - Purchasing Bitcoin at $5(9:50) - The Cryptocurrency community(13:40) - Conitnuing to work as a developer(18:15) - The excitement over the next 3-5 years(21:30) - NFT's(28:00) - Getting paid continuously every second(29:30) - Definition of Success(33:40) - The ease of getting involved(35:40) - The next generation growing with crypto(41:05) - Get involvedConnect with Lucas Cullen:Website: https://bitcoinbrisbane.com.au/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucascullenhttps://civicledger.com/Connect with Mere Mortals:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/An example of some NFT projects if the conversation had you interested:https://discord.gg/5kMZny5tgt

I'm joined by Katrina Donaghy, CEO of Civic Ledger. They build modern digital platforms to help governments transform the way entitlements and public resources are managed. Winner of multiple awards Civic Ledger recently delivered a world first by using blockchain technology to facilitate a transparent and trusted way to trade water in Australia.Katrina shares the highs and lows of a startup founder and her views on the future of blockchain and widespread adoption of the technology.Connect with Civic LedgerKatrina - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-donaghy-49989629/Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/civic-ledgerWebsite - https://civicledger.com/The Fintech Australia Podcast is produced and hosted by Tier One People, Australia's leading Fintech Executive Search ConsultantsThanks to our partners FinTech Australia, a member-driven organisation that is building an ecosystem of Australian fintechs to advance the global economy and culture.We share their mission to build a strong community, foster connections and support innovation. To become a member go to https://fintechaustralia.org.au/join-now/Tier One People is Australia's leading FinTech Executive Search firm. If you are looking to hire game changing talent contact talent@tieronepeople.comIf you would like to sponsor the show please contact info@tieronepeople.com

BioKatrina is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Civic Ledger – a civic focused blockchain Australian company. We work with governments globally on the use of blockchain technologies to solve specific business problems where blockchain is advantaged over traditional legacy technologies.Through her early years as a sociologist through to her interest in entrepreneurialism, she has extensive experience in public policy and early stage commercialisation. For more than 20 years, Katrina has worked in both public and not for profit sectors with a specific focus on business development, project delivery and revenue diversification with the view to building resilient and sustainable organisations.In Australia, she founded the Brisbane Women in Blockchain Meetup and regularly speaks on the topic of why cities and governments should be exploring blockchain technologies. Katrina's interest in blockchain technologies is driven by her curiosity of its potential to replace government legacy systems to deliver efficiencies, stimulate innovation and build digital societies.Get in TouchKatrina DonaghyTwitter: https://twitter.com/katrina_donaghyCivic LedgerWebsite: https://civicledger.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/civic-ledger/Twitter: https://twitter.com/civicledgerBlockchain Pro PodcastWebsite: https://blockchainpropodcast.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/blockchainppAdriana BelottiWebsite: https://adrianabelotti.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/abelottiAdriana is an ambassador for Edge app - a non-custodial multi-currency crypto wallet. Find out more info at https://dl.edge.app/blockchainpro

In the final instalment of this two part series on the Great Crypto Divide we chat again with Lien Truong of Huobi Australia, and Lucas Cullen: blockchain developer and CTO of Civic Ledger, about the Great Crypto Divide between Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Lightning Network, BSV, Bitcoin ABC and the wars within the crypto community. Lien explains the history of Bitcoin Cash and the subsequent forks leading to SV and ABC while Lucas explains the necessary need for adoption and the fact that the banks are likely laughing at the squabbling crypto community. Both Lien and Lucas agree that whoever will win the great scaling race will need to take a crack at some pretty good marketing if they want to succeed. We also chat with our first-ever guest on the Clothesline, JP Parker, about how to solve the issues within the community. JP discusses with Abheeti the messages from Joshua Vial, founder of Enspiral who talks about 'Escalating the Bandwidth' in order to solve conflict. We also hear from Hayden Otto, voice of Bitcoin Cash in Australia and Executive Editor of CoinSpice, where he emphasises the importance not wasting time on changing people's minds but rather focusing on crypto adoption. This episode is an attempt to shed some light on the ever increasing divide within the crypto community and to perhaps offer some tips on how to resolve the drama. Check out all our interviews on the Crypto Clothesline Podcast HERE.

Lien Truong and Lucas Cullen on Crypto Clothesline Podcast chat about the great crypto divide between Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Lightning Network, BSV, Bitcoin ABC and the wars within the crypto community. In the first instalment of this two part series on the Great Crypto Divide we chat with Lien Truong of Huobi Australia, and Lucas Cullen: blockchain developer and CTO of Civic Ledger. The question of what has become of the crypto community has our minds boggling when we consider the in-fighting, attacks and division of camps. We have found ourselves in a position where, particularly in Telegram chat groups, there is constant wrangling between the Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin ABC and Lightning Network supporters. Even then the bickering doesn’t stop! Lien explains the history of Bitcoin Cash and the subsequent forks leading to SV and ABC while Lucas explains that we are actually talking about a protocol here, and while everyone is trying to scale, there is always an engineering trade-off. Special guest comments from Brendan Lee: the face of Bitcoin SV (Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision), and Herman Schoenfeld: an early blockchain developer and the CEO of PascalCoin Foundation. Brendan Lee, the face of Bitcoin SV explains the history of SV from the very beginning of Bitcoin and why SV was born while Herman discusses why there is a war between Lightning Network supporters and those who oppose the scaling solution.The camps have spoken and in this first episode of the two part series we shed light on the facts behind the opposing crews and why they are backing their ‘winning horse’.Check out all our interviews on the Crypto Clothesline Podcast HERE.

Katrina Donaghy is the Co-Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Civic Ledger - a civic-focused blockchain Australian company, working with governments globally on the use of blockchain technologies. Angela DiFabio, Business Engagement at Flinders New Venture Institute, has culminated her understanding of banking with innovative technologies and processes to provide strategic vision for disruptive financial and social mechanisms to assist those living at the bottom of the pyramid. They join Sam to discuss the power of networking, as well as Blockchain and its real-world application.

In this episode, Adriana and Lucas talk about developing applications for the early days of the web, bitcoin, coloured coins and ethereum. The importance of being part of the community and giving back. Getting paid in crypto and much more.Connect with LucasTwitter - https://twitter.com/bitcoinbrisbaneLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucascullen/Connect with AdrianaTwitter - https://twitter.com/abelottiLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianabelotti/

The internet of things has made data an important commodity, but there is increasing distrust in how our data is used and managed. Blockchain, a practice of decentralising data, and creating rules around how we access, record, and use data underpins a monumental shift in the use of technology, and the trust we put in the keepers who hold our private information. Katrina Donaghy is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Civic Ledger, a technology startup that provides Blockchain solutions for the public sector. Having spent several years learning the technology, and being involved in multiple successful startups, Katrin is considered an industry expert in blockchain by the likes of RMIT University. In today's episode of Be The Drop, I speak to Katrina about how this technology could revolutionise services in government, how we use banking, and our interactions with artificial intelligence. Katrina's background in sociology provides a human perspective for our conversation instead of purely focusing on the technology because at the end of the day, it's how humans engage with and govern blockchains that will have the greatest impact. --- Would you like to join me on a creative podcasting journey? Then head along to my first ever Adelaide Fringe show, called "Pop Your Podcast Cherry An Interactive Podcasting Event" on Tuesday 19th or 26th Feb at The Jade. Tickets are only $20 each and are available via the Fringe website - click here to book your ticket today. I would love to see you there! --- Want more? Join our FREE Facebook Group where we provide tools and resources to help you supercharge your digital storytelling content. The Be The Drop podcast is brought to you by Narrative Marketing, the Brand Storytelling Superheroes! We release new content each week! SUBSCRIBE to the blog here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in iTunes here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop in Spotify here SUBSCRIBE on YouTube here for the full interview video, behind the scenes, bloopers & more. CONNECT with us on Facebook, follow @be_the_drop on Instagram or Twitter. CONTACT US podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au

This week we chat with Katrina Donaghy Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Civic Ledger about blockchain applications and everyday life. With a buzzing Brisbane airport in the backdrop of this interview Katrina explains her journey into blockchain technology and her call to action: "If we're going to realise this potential, got to look back and start educating... How do we actually put this technology into schools so kids can start understand solidity programming?"Katrina is a mother, business woman and one of our personal heros who has paved the way for women in blockchain. We want to say a big thank you to Katrina for sharing her time with us and for supporting girls, teen and women in tech.

This week in Crypto Watch, Alan Kohler spoke to Victor Jiang, Chairman of Civic Ledger and Sapien Ventures about why Australia is the place to go for initial coin offerings.

Katrina is a Co-founder of Civic Ledger, an Australian start-up that uses the best of emerging technologies such as block chain to transform a wide range of business process challenges faced by public sector markets.    What’s great about this episode of Executive Stories is Katrina’s ability to explain what a blockchain company does and what it’s like to be involved in a blockchain startup pioneer.   Katrina has extensive experience in public policy and early stage commercialisation having worked in both public and not for profit sectors for over 20 years with a specific focus on business development, project management and revenue diversification. Katrina talks to Executive Stories about: What the blockchain is in terms that we can all understand and relate to; Blockchain, tokens and coins as a means of raising capital; A day in the life of a co-founder of Civic Ledger; Growing up and finding yourself. Katrina’s energy and passion is obvious when you hear her speak, which is what makes this such a great Executive Story.