Podcast appearances and mentions of david segura

En Tierra de Aventuras analizamos el pago o copago de los rescates de montaña, con la medico María Antonia Nerín, miembro de la Asociación de Medicina de Montaña José Ramón Morandeira y Javier Hernández, jurista con amplia experiencia en derecho de montaña. Cerramos con David Segura, de Sostremetríes, que acaban de llegar de Córcega de revisar los 2000+.

En Tierra de Aventuras analizamos el pago o copago de los rescates de montaña, con la medico María Antonia Nerín, miembro de la Asociación de Medicina de Montaña José Ramón Morandeira y Javier Hernández, jurista con amplia experiencia en derecho de montaña. Cerramos con David Segura, de Sostremetríes, que acaban de llegar de Córcega de revisar los 2000+.

In this episode of The Business of Sound, host David Segura interviews Rodney Richard, also known as Don Vito. They explore his journey from the Marines to becoming a key figure in the music industry, working with artists like TI and Ciara. Don Vito shares his insights on navigating the business side of entertainment and his transition into podcasting. He emphasizes the importance of community in building and monetizing podcasts and offers valuable advice for creators looking to grow their audience and succeed in the evolving media landscape.

¿Qué pasó ayer jueves? Nada muy allá, un día relativamente tranquilo en el terruño. Evidentemente los comentarios del presidente Chaves el miércoles, cuando a razón de la polémica por el Pride le sacó los trapos sucios a medio mundo, tuvieron réplicas por aquí y por allá. 

Joe Biden y Donald Trump llevan meses de campaña de cara a las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos que se celebrarán el próximo cinco de noviembre. Los candidatos tienen una forma muy particular de medir sus fuerzas a través del número e importancia de las celebridades que apoyan su candidatura. Sara Canals, corresponsal en Washington DC, nos da nombres y detalles de estos apoyos tan decisivos (con Taylor Swift incluida). ¿Sabías que el monte Everest se llama así por George Everest? En el siglo XIX, el topógrafo inventó una forma de medir la altura de las montañas, pero las cosas han cambiado. El grupo Sostremetries se encarga de medir aquellas montañas que están desactualizadas. Nos lo cuenta David Segura, topógrafo. Como cada martes, Alejandro Pelayo se asoma al piano de la SER, esta vez, con un metrónomo, el aparato que utilizan los músicos para marcar el ritmo. 

El premio al netzio del año 2024 lo podemos ir dando por adelantado: el ganador es el diputado David Segura Gamboa, cuya obsesión con “curar” homosexuales continúa regalándonos ocurrencias cada vez más divertidas. Otro que le hizo números a la nominación para tan selecto premio (el netzio del año) fue el diputado Gilbert Jiménez Siles, a quien se le viene ocurriendo hace rato que es una gran idea que él asuma la presidencia de la Asamblea Legislativa. 

In this episode of the Business of Sound, host David Segura interviews Gary Arndt, the host of the hit podcast, Everything Everywhere Daily. They discuss the role of advertising in podcasting, the importance of integrating brands into the show tastefully and consistently, and the need for creativity and customization in ad reads. Gary shares insights on the business model of podcasting, the impact of different ad formats, and the potential for longer, more integrated ad campaigns. Join us for an in-depth look at the world of podcast advertising and the industry's future. Instagram: @glassboxmedia Linkedin: Glassbox Media --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

In this episode of Business of Sound, host David Segura welcomes Tom Schwab, a Navy veteran, serial entrepreneur, and all around podcasting expert. As the Chief Evangelist Officer at Interview Valet and a published author, Schwab has a unique take on the future of podcasting in 2024 and beyond!  https://interviewvalet.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamtomschwab/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

Join host David Segura, the CEO of Glassbox Media in our latest podcast as he discusses the evolving audio advertising landscape with Daniel Granger, CEO of Oxford Road. Gain essential insights into leveraging the power of podcasting in today's polarized media sphere, the transformation of traditional and digital audio marketing, and how moral responsibility and brand safety are reshaping the industry. This episode is a must-listen for podcast hosts, media executives, and advertising experts. Instagram: @glassboxmedia Linkedin: Glassbox Media --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

In this episode, "The Honest Pros/Cons of Going from an Independent Podcaster to a Media Co/Network," we bring you a panel discussion from Podcast Movement in Denver. Hosted by David Segura, our panelists include podcasters Lindsay McMahon, Shannah Game, Kevin Miller, and Hala Taha. They share insights into finding the right network, advertising, growth, and more. Instagram: @glassboxmedia Linkedin: Glassbox Media --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

Café Plus con Victoria Walsh y David Segura, 28 de septiembre del 2023 by TXS Plus

In this episode, we delve into the world of podcasting partnerships and explore Glassbox Media's approach to working with shows and creators. Hosted by David Segura, the CEO and co-founder of Glassbox Media, we are joined by Chris Whitman, co-founder, and Nick Castner, Marketing Director. Live from the Spotify Studios in Brooklyn, we discuss the importance of podcast partnerships for the company and how they help creators monetize, develop their IP, and grow their audience. With a focus on established creators and a diverse range of show genres, Glassbox Media aims to support and elevate podcasts through long-term exclusive partnerships. Hit that subscribe button and dive into this episode of Business of Sound to learn more about audio partnerships and their role in the podcasting world.Instagram: @glassboxmedia Linkedin: Glassbox Media --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

David is the founder of Padel London, which is a great organization with a 360 approach to padel in London. He gave a general overview on the situation of padel in London, on what Padel London is doing exactly and what he thinks padel should do to become an Olympic sport and also one of the main sports in the UK.

Discover the art of selling established brands on podcasting in this episode from Podcast Movement Evolutions in Las Vegas. Join David Segura, CEO of Glassbox Media, as he moderates a panel of industry leaders as they share their expertise and insights on approaching major brands with podcast advertising opportunities. Learn from successful campaigns, case studies, and valuable strategies from Dan Granger (CEO of Oxford Road), Margaux Natiello (Senior Manager Partnerships at Athletic Greens), and Glenn Rubinstein (CEO of Adopter Media). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

This extra special session is a recording of the AI session that was hosted by Redefining AI LIVE at the Podcast Show London. The session: The Coronation of AI - Palpable Excitement & Endless Opportunities of Creative Collaboration is a conversation that provides us with an opportunity to dive into the realm of where technology meets imagination, where innovation intertwines with artistry, and where the future of creative collaboration is taking shape. It discusses how AI has emerged as a prominent force that is pushing the boundaries of what we once thought possible. AI is transforming industries and opening doors to uncharted territories of expression. Together, we will explore what this means for creators. What is the potential, the challenges, and the ethical considerations that come hand in hand with this technological revolution? Uncover the secrets behind AI's coronation, the palpable excitement surrounding its capabilities, and the profound impact it holds for the future of creative collaboration. Join us for "The Coronation of AI: Palpable Excitement & Endless Opportunities of Creative Collaboration." Together, let's unlock the limitless possibilities and shape your AI persona - where AI reigns as a creative ally. Lauren Hawker Zafer was joined in this conversation by Sean King, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Commercial Enterprise - Veritone and David Segura, CEO - Glassbox Media.

Your podcast mentor this week is David Segura. David is the co-founder and CEO of Glassbox media, a startup dedicated to helping podcasters grow and scale their shows. A graduate of the University of Chicago, he is one of the players changing the podcasting game, and has an impressive background in the media and startup spaces as an entrepreneur, leader, and investor.He has invested in over 70 companies including Ease and Growth Collaborative, and has worked with some notable clients including Dollar Shave Club, Heineken, Toyota and American Express just to name a few.In this episode we discuss David's journey as a serial entrepreneur, his vision for Glassbox Media, and his thoughts about the future of the podcast industry.Follow David Segura here:Instagram - @dseg10LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-segura-91822a1/Follow Marla and OSSA Collective here:Instagram - @ossaforpodcastersLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/ossa-collective/Or visit our website https://ossacollective.com/ Mind of a Mentor is an Ossa original show hosted by Marla Isackson, Founder and CEO of Ossa Collective women's podcast network. For more information about Ossa: https://ossacollective.com/

Welcome to our latest of The Radcast! Take your podcasting game up a notch! Join Ryan as they dive deep with David Segura, the CEO of Glassbox Media. We're discussing how podcasts can help you rise above competition and create value by spreading ideas across thousands and millions of listeners each month - that's serious potential for growth! And explore ways for you to quickly improve your IP through podcasts. So come learn from seasoned industry pros on ways to quickly improve your intellectual property through audio – this amazing episode will provide something new & refreshing no matter what level IP creator you are. Don't miss out: it's time for an info-filled journey into rapid improvement.Key notes from the episode:David's background and how he started his media journey (00:16)Ryan and David discussed their take on podcasting and its potential for IP growth and how podcasting is an alternative to traditional advertising (05:53)David is looking to invest in and support star creators across multiple genres. And Glass Box exclusively offers a revenue share to support multiple shows rather than creating content from scratch. (12:31)Ryan and David discussed the benefits of leveraging existing distribution channels. And why Glass Box made a deliberate decision to sign on with existing shows that already have traction and relationship with audiences. (19:14)Ryan emphasizes the importance of leveraging a personal brand, building relationships with other podcasters, and using marketing tactics to promote shows and why independent podcasters should strive to create sincere host reads with like-minded hosts and build relationships with companies that feature their work. (28:34)David provides more information about Glass Box Media and the process for people interested in learning more about the platform. (33:44)This episode is packed with energy, wisdom, and passion and we know you will get a ton of value from this.To keep up with David Segura, follow him on Instagram @dseg10 and his website https://glassboxmedia.com/Subscribe to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/RadicalHomeofTheRadcastIf you enjoyed this episode of The Radcast, Like, Share, and leave us a review!

Welcome to the latest edition of The Radcast with your hosts Ryan and Christina! In this episode, we are joined by special guest Chris Hansen, co-founder of Genesis Reference Labs and partner/co-founder on Vaycay. We discuss the latest news, and where we're headed with the Vaycay brand.We also dive into the Writers Guild of America's strike and are refusing to regulate the use of AI. Additionally, we cover Heineken's new platform for gamers that serves as a matchmaker, and a lot more! Tune in now for informative and insightful discussions on the latest trends in business and marketing and be ahead of the business game!Key notes from this episode:Small talkAI can't replace human writers (01:17)https://techcrunch.com/2023/05/03/ai-replace-tv-writers-strike/ Heineken plays matchmaker for gamers on new platform (04:27)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/heineken-gaming-brazil-beer-matchmaking/648742/ RadnewsLast week: Microdosing Goes Mainstream with Cesar Marin (06:45)Next week: David Segura (09:25) SponsorGood Ranchers: American Meat Delivered (11:10)www.goodranchers.com$30 off with our code RADCAST Social Media NewsBlue verified checkmarks are coming to Gmail (12:50)https://techcrunch.com/2023/05/03/blue-verified-checkmarks-are-coming-to-gmail/YouTube embellishes Shorts ads as monetization struggles endure (15:40)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/youtube-new-shorts-ad-formats-revenue-newfront-2023/649103/Meta says AI is improving ad efficiency as revenue growth returns (17:45)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/meta-platforms-says-ai-improves-ads-efficiency-Q1-earnings/648798/TikTok opens up its revamped creator fund to all eligible creators in the US (19:33)https://techcrunch.com/2023/05/03/tiktok-opens-revamped-creator-fund-all-eligible-creators-us/ Marketing NewsPopeyes celebrates New Orleans in first campaign by new AOR McKinney (23:20)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/popeyes-mckinney-campaign-new-orleans/649010/Jim Beam encourages togetherness in ad set to ‘Sweet Caroline' (25:40)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/jim-beam-people-good-for-you-label-alcohol-marketing/649131/ Sponsorwww.takeavaycay.comLearn more by visiting our website at www.theradcast.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/RadicalHomeofTheRadcastIf you enjoyed this episode of The Radcast, Like, Share, and leave us a review! 

In this episode of The Business of Sound, CEO of Glassbox Media, David Segura, is joined by his Co-Founder, Chris Whitman, as they sit down with the co-creators of the podcasts Crawlspace and Missing - Tim Pilleri, Lance Reenstierna, and Jennifer Amell. They discuss the evolution of podcasting since the creation of Missing Maura Murray, the collaboration and growth in the True Crime community, and how their partnership with Glassbox Media helped overcome those obstacles and added value through monetization, audience growth, and adaptations. They also give a sneak peek into the upcoming project Dark Valley and share why the case is relevant to media buyers. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

What's up, Radcasters! Our favorite duo, Ryan and Christina are back with another episode of The Radcast! The week of April 14, 2023, was filled with exciting developments in the social media and marketing world that are sure to up your game. So listen up, because we're about to drop some knowledge bombs that'll have you slaying the competition.This week we're discussing FanDuel using Deepfake tech for a Charles Barkley spot that already has people buzzing plus Dove's mission to protect kids' self esteem from online platforms by pushing for new legislations, and more! - plus even more savvy marketing news so you can stay ahead of your competition. Tune in now to get all this intel and unlock those insights into today's market strategy specifically tailored towards entrepreneurs like yourself!Small talk:FanDuel deepfakes young Charles Barkley into new spot (03:39)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/charles-barkley-fanduel-deepfake-tech-nba-playoffs/647260/Dove pushes for legislation to protect kids' self-esteem from social media (10:44)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/dove-self-esteem-project-campaign-kids-online-safety-legislation/647440/ RadnewsLast week: Michael Hobby (13:30)Next week: David Segura (15:10) Sponsor (15:40)Good Ranchers3 Reasons To Subscribe To Good Ranchers 1. Get $240 of Free Bacon in your first year - Pound and a half of bacon in every box2. Lock in your price and avoid meat inflationEvery subscription gets our price-lock guarantee3. Enjoy the highest quality meat in AmericaBonus #4 -  Code RADCAST gives you a bonus $30 off first orderMake mealtime simple and flavorful with these 3 easy steps:First, choose from our top-notch selection of pasture-raised meat and fresh wild-caught seafood - pick your boxes!Then decide how often you want those goodies delivered right to your door with no extra charge for shipping.Lastly, lock in the price so you don't have any unexpected expenses on that next grocery list. Get ready to elevate every meal without breaking the bank.www.goodranchers.com Social Media NewsTikTok remains top social app for teens despite drop in favorability, study finds (17:06)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/tiktok-social-marketing-teens-snap-instagram-piper-sandler/646930/Elon Musk says Twitter will finally remove legacy checkmarks on 4/20 (19:45)https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/11/elon-musk-says-twitter-will-finally-remove-legacy-checkmarks-on-4-20/ Marketing NewsHanes breaks stuffy Victorian Era conventions with help from Blondie (22:50)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/hanes-breaks-victorian-era-conventions-Blondie-Bridgerton/647312/Google TV expands its free streaming lineup to over 800 live TV channels, including Tubi, Plex, Haystack and more (25:00)https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/11/google-tv-expands-its-free-streaming-lineup-to-over-800-live-tv-channels-including-tubi-plex-haystack-and-more/YouTube sets $249 starting price for NFL Sunday Ticket subscriptions (28:10)https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/11/youtube-starts-presales-of-nfl-sunday-ticket-subscription/Vaycay www.takeavaycay.com (31:00)Learn more by visiting our website at www.theradcast.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/RadicalHomeofTheRadcastIf you enjoyed this episode of The Radcast, Like, Share, and leave us a review! 

Welcome to The Business of Sound, a podcast that provides insights and advice to help you make your podcast or podcast campaign more successful. In this episode, host David Segura speaks with Jerry Kolber, co-creator of the children's education podcast, Who Smarted?, and an Emmy-nominated TV producer. David and Jerry discuss Jerry's transition from TV to podcasting, and how his approach to creating podcasts differs from other mediums he's worked in. They delve into audience growth and marketing strategies, and the importance of building a strong connection with your listeners. Jerry also shares his perspective on the rise of adaptation opportunities for podcasts. David points out the demand from buyers for "family-friendly" media and asks Jerry what he looked for in a monetization partner. Jerry provides valuable insights and advice for anyone looking to grow their podcast and build a successful brand. Don't forget to check out Who Smarted? on all podcast platforms or follow them on Instagram @WhoSmarted. Tune in every Thursday for new episodes of The Business of Sound, produced by Erika Miranda and Nick Castner. Please leave a five-star review to help support the show, and follow Glassbox Media on Instagram and LinkedIn. Thanks for listening, and we'll see you in the next episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

In the first episode of Business of Sound, David Segura, Glassbox Media's CEO, brings on his co-founder, Chris Whitman, and the Glassbox Media Marketing Director, Nick Casnter, to discuss the origins of their company in the podcast industry. They share insights on how Glassbox Media supports creators, brand partners, and investors to earn more money and differentiate themselves from other podcast companies/networks. They also provide examples of their best practices in supporting advertisers, creators, and investors. Finally, they discuss their vision for the future of the business podcast industry. Thank you to Spotify for allowing us to record this in their studio! Tune in every Thursday for new episodes, and follow Glassbox Media on LinkedIn and Instagram for more. Please vote for Casos Reais, the podcast hosted by our Producer, Erika, for Brazil's Best Podcast here. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

In a world where podcasting is taking the entertainment industry by storm, the Business of Sound podcast offers an exclusive glimpse into the business side of this rapidly growing medium. Join host David Segura as he engages in insightful conversations with industry experts, content creators, and ad buyers who share their experiences and perspectives on the latest trends and innovations in podcasting. In each episode, the Business of Sound takes a conversation-based approach with a brisk pace and room for humor and levity while delivering valuable information to the audience. Guests from various backgrounds and perspectives share their insights into the world of podcasting, offering tips and strategies for those looking to break into the industry or take their existing podcast to the next level. Focusing on the podcasting business, the podcast delves deep into ad sales, monetization strategies, and how podcasters can turn their passion into a profitable business. Whether you're a content creator or an ad buyer, the Business of Sound offers valuable insights into navigating the complex world of podcast advertising and monetization. Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations in the podcasting industry as Business of Sound examines new platforms, tools, and technologies that are changing the game for podcasters and listeners alike. From new distribution channels to cutting-edge production techniques, Business of Sound offers valuable insights and actionable advice to help anyone succeed in this exciting and ever-evolving industry. If you're involved in the podcasting industry, whether as a content creator, ad buyer, or podcaster, Business of Sound is a must-listen podcast that provides exclusive insights and knowledge to help you thrive in this vibrant and ever-evolving landscape. Follow Glassbox Media on LinkedIn and Instagram. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glassbox-media/message

David Segura, Co-Founder and CEO of Glassbox Media, saw a hole in the market that he knew he could fill. This serial entrepreneur created a platform for premier content providers to grow their brands. He has taken an idea that he was passionate about and turned it into a fledgling business. We learn all about his journey including scaling, starting and selling his first startup Giant Media. He also shares what he believes it takes to build a company and so much more! This is another inspiring episode that you won't want to miss! On this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow. Enjoying this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow? Let me know by clicking on the links below and sending me a quick shout-out on social. Or reach out to me at karagoldin@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/karagoldin/ https://www.instagram.com/karagoldin/ https://twitter.com/karagoldin https://www.facebook.com/KaraGoldin/ Check out our website to view this episode's show notes: https://karagoldin.com/podcast/350 To learn more about David Segura and Glassbox Media: https://www.glassboxmedia.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-segura-91822a1/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/glassbox-media/ https://www.instagram.com/glassbox/ https://www.instagram.com/dseg10/ https://www.facebook.com/David.Segura/

David Segura (La Ventana Canina) viajó con Pongamos que Hablo de Perros en el décimo cuarto tramo del primer viaje (#01-14) y aquí vuelve a dar una vuelta. Esta vez David habla con Jonás sobre lo de que niños (y a veces adultos) no buscan un perro. Buscan una raza en concreto. Sin realmente saber qué... *Durante el tramo mencionamos muchas veces una raza en particular. Esto no es debido a que esta raza no nos gustan. Más bien al contrario. No pienses mal...

Hem parlat amb David Segura i Marc Calaf, enginyers en topografia i membres de Sostremetries, un grup d'alpinistes i top

Al "Popap", Mariola Dinar

Join Freddie Laker and this week's guest, David Segura, as they take a deeper look at what it takes to build a media empire from the ground up. David has been a force in the media space since he founded Giant Media before being acquired by AdKnowledge, and his passion for the Creator Economy has led him to invest in over 40 businesses, including the founding of his latest company, Glassbox Media. Tune in for an inside look at what it takes to create a successful media enterprise these days.

BIO: David Segura is an accomplished entrepreneur and investor. He currently serves as the CEO of Glassbox Media. This podcast platform enables Podcast Hosts to grow their brand revenue and new listener base with direct investment and technology support. STORY: David invested in and joined a startup in New York. The company was growing fast, and after their Series A funding, they got convinced by the lead investor to expand to London and other international cities prematurely. The company could not sustain the growth. LEARNING: Be deliberate with your growth plans. Focus on quality growth that you can build on.   “Be deliberate with your growth plans.”David Segura  Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/david-segura-91822a1/ (David Segura) is an accomplished entrepreneur and investor. He currently serves as the CEO of https://glassboxmedia.com/ (Glassbox Media). This podcast platform enables Podcast Hosts to grow their brand revenue and new listener base with direct investment and technology support. David previously founded Giant Media, serving as the CEO from launch through acquisition. The company was an early Video Advertising Exchange that included AMEX, L'Oreal, and Dollar Shave Club clients. David launched the company in 2009, and an AdTech roll-up acquired it in 2014. David is also an active startup investor with upwards of 60 investments. Worst investment everDavid got interested in a startup company based in New York and invested in 2017. He believed that the genesis of that business was terrific, and the founder was brilliant. The founder even convinced him to get on board as an investor and as the chief strategy officer. The company was doing well in New York, and they decided to expand to other cities. To do so, the company had to raise funds. They raised $12 million in their Series A, and the lead investor was British, and they wanted the company to devote a lot of that capital to expand into London as soon as possible. The data indicated that they should double, even triple down in New York and not expand internationally. David tried convincing the founder that expanding internationally was not a strategic decision and they should instead push back. But they didn't. They just went with the flow and used a significant amount of the capital raised to expand internationally. Not just London, but other places as well. The fast growth was too much for the company, and it couldn't handle the capacity. Lessons learnedBe deliberate with your growth plans. Sometimes it's prudent to slow it down to be more sustainable. When investing in a startup, it's ok not to know what you're doing or be a little scared. Identify the problem holding your business back and solve it. If you keep ignoring the elephant in the room, you'll regret it. Andrew's takeawaysGrowth, in and of itself, is not everything; it's got to be quality, growth that you can build on. The growth that goes beyond the capacity of the operations to deliver what you're promising is not good. Whenever you're expanding, locally or internationally, take the time to look at the risk and return. Actionable adviceWhether you're the founder, an angel investor, or even a VC, continually evaluate what the company is doing. Be honest with the senior executives and yourself and figure out ways to minimize risk. A lot of times, that means just focusing and narrowing down. No.1 goal for the next 12 monthsDavid's goal for the next 12 months is to grow Glassbox Media into a US household name that creators and podcast hosts think of when they need help to scale their audience and revenue.   [spp-transcript]   Connect with David Segurahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/david-segura-91822a1/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/dseg10 (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/dseg10/ (Instagram) https://glassboxmedia.com/ (Website) Andrew's bookshttps://amzn.to/3qrfHjX (How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market)...

Darrer episodi de la temporada i ho fem a lo gran! Ens reunim amb en David Segura i l'Andreu Alvarruiz. Tots 5 fa poc vam realitzar una expedició al cim del Besiberri del Mig per mesurar-lo i determinar si es tracta o no d'un tres mil. Us explicarem el com i el perquè, les anècdotes i les conclusions. No us ho perdeu!

Episode One explores Latinx Identity and Women in War. Tejana Host, Karen Alvarado, shares audio-adapted Latinx stories from the 2019 stage play AFTERSHOCK / La Réplica. Alvarado then interviews combat veterans Colonel Lisa Carrington Firmin and Jenny Pacanoswki about their personal experiences with identity, gender and culture in the US Armed Services.***Warning: This episode contains references to sexual trauma and gender/ cultural discrimination. There are sounds of gunfire, explosions and adult language***Audio Scenes from AFTERSHOCK / La Réplica:“I want to be a US Soldier” written by Mary Alice Carnes and Thinkery & Verse, performed by:David Segura as “Padre”Victor Hugo Jaramillo as “Hijo”Estrella Grace Saldena as “Perez”Christina Tiffany Romero as “Rodriguez”Idelisse Collazo Guzman as “Martin”Diana Guizado as “Esposa”and“Combat Dick” written by Jenny Pacanowski, performed by Estrella Grace Saldena as Perez Guests:US Army Veteran and Poet, Jenny Pacanowski Lisa Carrington Firmin, MS, Colonel, USAF RetResources:Women Veterans Empowered and Thriving Poetic Theatre Productions Veteran Voices Office of Veteran and Military Affairs, The University of Texas at San AntonioHispanic Veterans Leadership Alliance Board of DirectorsMilitary Times, Article: A call to Action: Sexual Assault and Harassment in the MilitaryVoces Oral History CenterTeatro VivoThinkery & VerseArt Spark TexasThis podcast was produced by Art Spark Texas and made possible by grants from National Endowment for the Arts and Texas Commission on the Arts. AFTERSHOCK / La Réplica PODCAST is a collaboration by Thinkery & Verse and Celia Hughes of Art Spark Texas. Direction and hosting by Karen Alvarado, management and sound engineering by Erin Bogert, original sound design by David Demaris, image design by Paul Del Bosque, video trailer by Jose Lozano of Magic Spoon Productions, guitar by Estrella Saldana and Ulises Ortega Escalante, and vocals by Estrella Saldana and Diana Guizado. Marketing assistance by Susan Slattery and April Sullivan.Special thanks to Mateo Marlowe Alvarado-Meyer, Babylove, Teatro Vivo, Voces Oral History Center and Poetic Theatre Productions.If you enjoy AFTERSHOCK / La Réplica PODCAST,  click below or go to thinkeryandverse.org to check out Thinkery & Verse’s other FREE content: Decameron 2020 PODCAST: Survival Through Stories, That's How the Story Goes - the Hall-Mills Murders PODCAST and Ghost Hunt: a geocache & audio adventure reimagining the Hall-Mills Double Homicide of 1922. 

Learning notes from this episode: An algorithm is just a set of instructions that you put into a computer. JS created a prototype of his algorithm using a spreadsheet. The aim of his algorithm was to give out loans to customers. He bought lending data from the Lending Club and tested it against a control group. This means one set of loan applications was assessed by the algorithm and the other was done manually. By doing this, JS proved that his algorithm was making correct decisions. JS Kung does not have a co-founder. This is contrary to what a lot of prominent VCs say they want, but is in line with several successful founders who have spoken to us: Robyn Exton at HER, Asaf Navot at Home Made, and David Segura who sold Giant Media and is now one of NYC’s top angel investors.   If you want to go from idea to action and work with Sophia one on one, here's the February Idea To Action offer.    To join our weekly expert masterclasses, access learning notes and our unique professional community, join the Tech for Non-Techies membership community. As a community member, you'll get: Weekly live masterclasses with global experts Mini-course on how to go from idea to live app Supportive Online Community Library of masterclasses Monthly live coaching with Sophia Matveeva, tech entrepreneur & Chicago Booth MBA Exclusive Resources & Perks Learn more and sign up at https://www.techfornontechies.co/membership   Say hi to Sophia on Twitter. Following us on Facebook and Instagram will make you smarter. 

David Segura de La Ventana Canina habla con Jonás Thulin de Jonas - Centro de Educación Canina porque le parecía que se debería hacer un episodio con él. Hablamos de emociones caninas, conductismo, el círculo de confianza, el futuro y sobre el Pongamos que Hablo de Perros.

El viaje de Pongamos que Hablo de Perros sigue y en este tramo Jonas Thulin habla con David Segura (algo que resulta muy fácil) sobre grupos sociales de perros y en qué forma estos pueden ayudar a un perro. Además entran en la relación entre humano y perro y la importancia de esa relación en la convivencia. David Segura lleva La Ventana Canina con pasión y dedicación y ha podido ayudar a muchos cuidadores de perros en Pamplona y alrededores.

En el programa de hoy abriremos el programa como es habitual con el fotoperiodista José Vallina dentro de la sección "La foto del día" antes de hablar con David Segura, escritor que acaba de publicar el libro "El canto de la victoria". Después, en nuestras Recetas con historia hablaremos con Paulino Lorences de la olla podrida. Más tarde comenzará el Consejo de Actualidad, que en esta ocasión contará con las voces de Azucena Álvarez (profesora y politóloga), Luis Arias Argüelles-Meres (profesor y escritor) y Enrique del Teso (filólogo). En el tramo final del programa charlaremos con la escritora y periodista Leticia Sánchez Ruiz en el espacio Entre libros y para finalizar llegará la hora del Teléfono de la Esperanza de la mano del psicólogo Daniel López.

En el programa de hoy abriremos el programa como es habitual con el fotoperiodista José Vallina dentro de la sección "La foto del día" antes de hablar con David Segura, escritor que acaba de publicar el libro "El canto de la victoria". Después, en nuestras Recetas con historia hablaremos con Paulino Lorences de la olla podrida. Más tarde comenzará el Consejo de Actualidad, que en esta ocasión contará con las voces de Azucena Álvarez (profesora y politóloga), Luis Arias Argüelles-Meres (profesor y escritor) y Enrique del Teso (filólogo). En el tramo final del programa charlaremos con la escritora y periodista Leticia Sánchez Ruiz en el espacio Entre libros y para finalizar llegará la hora del Teléfono de la Esperanza de la mano del psicólogo Daniel López.

En el programa de hoy abriremos el programa como es habitual con el fotoperiodista José Vallina dentro de la sección "La foto del día" antes de hablar con David Segura, escritor que acaba de publicar el libro "El canto de la victoria". Después, en nuestras Recetas con historia hablaremos con Paulino Lorences de la olla podrida. Más tarde comenzará el Consejo de Actualidad, que en esta ocasión contará con las voces de Azucena Álvarez (profesora y politóloga), Luis Arias Argüelles-Meres (profesor y escritor) y Enrique del Teso (filólogo). En el tramo final del programa charlaremos con la escritora y periodista Leticia Sánchez Ruiz en el espacio Entre libros y para finalizar llegará la hora del Teléfono de la Esperanza de la mano del psicólogo Daniel López.

En el programa de hoy abriremos el programa como es habitual con el fotoperiodista José Vallina dentro de la sección "La foto del día" antes de hablar con David Segura, escritor que acaba de publicar el libro "El canto de la victoria". Después, en nuestras Recetas con historia hablaremos con Paulino Lorences de la olla podrida. Más tarde comenzará el Consejo de Actualidad, que en esta ocasión contará con las voces de Azucena Álvarez (profesora y politóloga), Luis Arias Argüelles-Meres (profesor y escritor) y Enrique del Teso (filólogo). En el tramo final del programa charlaremos con la escritora y periodista Leticia Sánchez Ruiz en el espacio Entre libros y para finalizar llegará la hora del Teléfono de la Esperanza de la mano del psicólogo Daniel López.

During this episode, You Me and Your Top Three host, Gregg Garrett, speaks with Andre Arbelaez about the connective power of race and ethnicity. We learn how some ethnic groups support one another with lessons that will help any group of people perform better. Andre is the founder of HITEC and HC3 – a Hispanic, technology executive group. Andre speaks about the significant leaders who have helped him to become the humble cheerleader he is today. From executives at Facebook, Cisco, and HP to mobility experts with whom he grew up with, Andre documents lessons through the stories that help bring them alive. And you have to hear what he has to say about the responsibilities that leaders have to both push up and pull up other leaders.   About Andre Arbelaez Andre Arbelaez is a Global Technology Executive and a Leader in the Hispanic community nationally as the President & CEO of the Hispanic C-Suite Corporate Council (HC3).  He is a frequently sought speaker on Technology, Diversity & Inclusion and Smart Cities topics and has spoken at events from the White House to the United Nations Headquarters. Professionally, Andre has had global technology executive roles with Globant, Argentina’s largest technology firm & Softtek USA, Mexico’s largest private nearshore firm as their SVP and Chief Strategy Officer.  He also has served Leadership roles in Global Business Development with T-Systems and Covisint LLC, the automotive global portal owned by General Motors, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, PSA and Renault. Andre leads HC3, a non-profit organization, to increase the number of successful Hispanic executives in public and private companies by adding value to their development, leadership, and philanthropic endeavors thereby strengthening their companies, organizations, and communities.  HC3 is focused on the promotion, advocacy, connectivity and development of the Hispanic Executive. Andre also helped develop HITEC during its inception in 2007 and became HITEC’s President in 2011. He has cultivated a premier group of relationships including CEO’s, CIO’s, CTO’s and both VP’s of IT and Diversity and Inclusion leaders from Fortune 1000 global companies and was named by Latino Leaders magazine as the “Technology Diversity Guru”. He also serves as Oakland University’s (Rochester, Michigan) Chairman of the Advisory Board for the Information and Decision Sciences Department.  He also serves on the Board of Directors of iWorker Innovations, a Michigan company driving equality and designing benefits tailored to America’s fast-growing independent workforce and on the Board of Advisors for the Miss America Organization. Andre received the 2018 Maestro Award in Leadership in August of 2018 and was also named one of the “101 Most Influential Latino Leaders in 2017” by Latino Leaders Magazine. He received the 2016 Alumni of the Year award from Northwood University in Midland, Michigan. Show Highlights Segment 1: Overview 1:08      Seeking the familiar. 3:57      How bonds are shaping mechanisms of societies. 5:33      Andre Arbelaez: A leader in the Hispanic community (HITEC; HC3). Segment 2: The “Top Three” 9:07      Andre’s “Top Three” Guillermo Diaz – reciprocate the greatness that one receives from others. 9:44      Push up and pull up – the responsibility of knowing you have to help others go to the next level. 11:39   Hispanic IT Executive Council – Founders: Francisco DeArmas. David Olivencia, David Segura. Key Individuals: Thaddeus Arroyo. Tim Campos. Ramon Baez. Javier Polit. 16:10   “Show me friends and I’ll show you your future.” 21:29   Andre’s “Top Three” Thaddeus Arroyo – intentionality and preparedness. 24:40   Hints to maintain relationships that matter – always focus on maintaining loyalty and trust and care to see people succeed. 28:30   Balancing Corporate America and the Christian Hispanic culture. 33:30   Our duality of heritage should be considered a plus. 37:30   Andre’s “Top Three” Rahul Misra – keeping you centered and humbled. 41:47   Andre’s “Top Three” Marty Martinez – the importance of digital marketing in all we do. Segment 3: Impact of Disruption & Technology on Manufacturing and Home Furnishing Industries   44:53   The importance of the connected world. 46:27   Companies that have strong digital presence succeed. Those who don’t fail. Segment 4: Wrapping Up 48:01   A piece of advice: “Spend five minutes every day and look outside your window.” See what is happening in the world. 49:39   Connect with Andre on LinkedIn! Additional Information Contact Andre Arbelaez: Andre’s LinkedIn Contact Gregg Garrett: Gregg’s LinkedIn Gregg’s Twitter Gregg’s Bio Contact CGS Advisors: Website LinkedIn Twitter

David Segura is a perfect example of how non-techies can thrive in technology. His first venture, Giant Media, was a native video advertising exchange which David sold for millions to an ad tech company backed by TPG & JMI in 2014. Since then David has invested in almost 50 startups, many of which have technology at their core.  I met David in the early Naughties, when we studied together at the University of Chicago College. At the time, it is fair to say we both had little knowledge of or interest in technology. Yet, after studying Political Science, David made a successful career in tech entrepreneurship and investing. He has never learnt to code.  In this interview, David talks about: How he worked with his CTO at Giant Media to scale and sell an ad tech platform That you don’t actually need a CTO to get started if you are a non-technical founder Knowing how to work with the tech team being more important than coding Leading a syndicate to invest in a Y Combinator startup How to invest in tech and biotech without having technical or scientific training Why non-technical founders are usually more successful entrepreneurs If you want to delve deeper then, check out the Tech for Non-Technical Founders course.

Master Communicator Podcast Episode #55 with David Segura. David works as an investor. In his time, David has invested in over 40 companies, usually startups that he views as having great potential. In this interview, David talks about his experiences leading people and how communication has made his investments excel. You can learn more about David on Linkedin @ https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-segura-91822a1/

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Technology executive David Segura shares his story founding Giant Media - taking an idea and running with it, pushing through to eventually sell the company. We cover David's unique transition from his first job in consulting to the world of startups, his experiences with side projects, and the one conversation that led to what would become Giant Media. You can find David on LinkedIn or david@spectrumventures.com Use Donut to invest your spare change into Bitcoin. For show notes, timestamps, and additional resources, visit https://afterhourprojects.com/podcast

MVPs and experts who have built ConfigMgr community tools share about their development process, the comradery with other tool developers, and their favorite ConfigMgr community tools in this special podcast party edition of E3 from MMS Jazz. Guests include: David Segura, Steven Hosking, Adam Gross, Jordan Benzing, Donna Ryan, Jörgen Nilsson, Bryan Dam, Maurice Daly, and Jan Ketil Skanke.

Speed reading may seem like a skill designated for the savvy-reader but it can be a skill useful in almost any career. We sat down with David Segura to share his practice tips on speed reading.  Originally aired on 22 February 2019 at KZSU Stanford. 

Featuring Shamir Karkal of Sila, Kory Hoang of Stably, David Segura of Carbon, and Chris Banbury of PrimeTrust. This episode is a live recording from TF3 our most recent TF Blockchain conference held on March 28th, 2019. We hosted a panel titled Stablecoins: The Mass Market Use Case. The Panel discusses topics such as what is the role stablecoins play in both financial and crypto markets, why use stablecoins when digital USD exists, and can multiple stablecoins exist and why. We are excited to share this panel with you and would love to hear your thoughts after the show @TFblockchain on Twitter, Linkedin, and Facebook.

David Segura is a veteran when it comes to the startup world although he hadn’t originally planned for that to be the case. David began his career in a corporate consulting role but quickly realized that it wasn't the right path for him. He found that he couldn’t excel in the rigid hierarchies of the corporate ladder and decided to jump into the startup scene. David briefly worked at two startups, soon understanding that to achieve what he wanted in life, he had to venture off and put his destiny into his own hands. He founded and was the CEO of Giant Media, a leading advertising/media company at the time, eventually selling it to AdKnowledge after six years. David’s exit was a success and with the money and experience he gained, he jumped head-first into the Angel investing world, as many other former founders do. He’s invested in 40 companies so far like Everipedia, Mogul, and PerfectPrice and we learn about what type of traits/characteristics David looks for in a company and a founder when making those types of investments. Most recently, David joined Carbon, a price stable cryptocurrency as its Chief Operating Officer and we talk about the blockchain economy and what the future of Cryptocurrencies, stable coins, and other blockchain based companies looks like.

Diva Tech Talk interviewed Christine Rice, formerly President of VisionIT (www.visionit.com), and now CEO/President, of its IT staffing division: VisionPro (http://www.visionproteam.com/). VisionPro has 20 offices throughout the U.S., and is also global with offices in Canada, Mexico and Brazil. As a child, Christine had not been partial to technology subjects. “I got involved through my siblings,” she said. Both her older brother and sister worked at EDS (Electronic Data Systems). While she was in high school, “hearing my sister talk about IT, and the projects she was working on,” spurred Christine.  When she graduated high school, she also worked EDS, while simultaneously attending Wayne County Community College in Detroit (www.wcccd.edu/), and then Central Michigan University in Midland, Michigan (https://www.cmich.edu/) obtaining her B.S. in business management. Christine’s first EDS position was as an orientation specialist and then she moved into employee relations/human resources. “Our job was to lower the company’s liability in hiring, firing, and disciplining employees.” Over 15 years, she worked her way up to regional HR manager, with a substantial team, collaborating with EDS leaders at every level. Christine left EDS to join her brother, David Segura (https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidseguravisionit/) after he founded VisionIT in 1997.  VisionIT, today, is a global software development company, systems integrator, reseller of key solutions (like SAP), and innovation lab for the development of new applications.  But at startup, it was a technology services and Web development venture. As David realized his need for increasing talent “He came to me for help. I didn’t realize helping would quickly turn into a full-time job. What a journey!”   “As a startup company, you really wear multiple hats,” Christine acknowledged. “I started selling and promoting the company.”  Due to her strong network of established relationships she cemented large clients quickly, and the customer base multiplied. She concentrated on human resources, hiring/firing, fostering talent at VisionIT. “As we were serving companies, doing application development and a variety of projects, they would come back to us,” and ask for resources to make additional progress. So, Christine decided “why don’t I concentrate on building the staffing side of the business?”    Two of Christine’s strengths are the ability to clearly communicate, and consultative business-building. “I like being in front of the customer,” she stated. “As a company, it is where we get our best ROI, because I truly take an interest in the customer’s problems, and how we can solve them.”  She also points to her relentless work ethic: “I was wired to work hard and deliver. And people will focus on that.” Christine shared lessons for entrepreneurs.  “When you are hiring people,” she said, “hire slow, but fire fast.”  As a leader she stressed that “integrity is very important,” and any leader needs to “build trust with your organization.” To do that, she deploys consistent transparency.  Christine’s personal happiness emanates from caring for her family (two college age sons and her husband) and “corporate success and hitting our goals.” To achieve balance, she stresses time management: carving out time for things that have the most priority and being disciplined in using your time well. Christine’s guiding principles for aspiring leaders include: surround yourself with other strong leaders; get involved in your community; listen, attentively, and never stop learning. In her philanthropy life, she works with children and young adults of Hispanic origin. “It’s important for inner city kids to see people who look like them be successful,” she said. She speaks frequently to students and gives presentations on behalf of Latina/Latino organizations who concentrate on education and careers. Her advice, especially for “the young folks” is: “Take that risk.  If you’re not making yourself uncomfortable” according to Christine, you are not making progress and “dress for success --- mentally! Focus on the positive.” Make sure to check us out on online at www.divatechtalk.com, on Twitter @divatechtalks, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divatechtalk. And please listen to us on iTunes, SoundCloud, and Stitcher and provide an online review.

Episodio 34 de Lanzadera Digital, con todos los colaboradores habituales y con Antonio López e Iñaki Tovar. Además en esta ocasión, se sube a Lanzadera Digital un grande de los negocios online: David Segura. Ya sabes que puedes encontrar toda la información de nuestro programa en www.lanzaderadigital.com o en nuestros perfiles sociales: @digitalanzadera, @seomental o @elblogdelseo