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In today's competitive business landscape, effective talent acquisition is not just a function; it's a strategic imperative. The ability to align talent acquisition with organizational goals is a key driver for sustained excellence and competitiveness in the dynamic global market. In this episode of The Brand Called You, Mark Sadovnick delves deeper into his past experiences and shares key lessons learnt during his long journey in the world of Talent Acquisition.  - About Mark Sadovnick Mark is the  Managing Partner of the 5th Element Group. Mark is a Chartered Accountant, who graduated from McGill University in Montreal.  Mark sits on the Boards of Million Peacemakers (“Nonflict”), World Language  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Over the next few months, I have begun inviting changemakers from across the spectrum to take part in our podcast, including those who have a particular focus on the work we do at Saybrook, especially from a humanistic perspective or lens. Today's guest is Mr. Mark Sadovnick. As Managing Partner with the 5th Element Group, Mark leads with focus on the Human Element. By engaging with Leaders Who Care®, he is able to best represent their clients to attract, develop and retain the very best talent, who are selectively seeking to only join leaders who do care about their financial, physical and mental wellbeing, and the global sustainable development goals. There are numerous connections to the importance of identifying the right leaders who fit with the organization's desire to do good in the world, and Mark offers various keen insights about this and many other aspects of their work, including commitments to UN Sustainability Development Goals. Web link: Leaders Who Care® – 5th Element Group

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In his talk, Clint Gresham discusses some of his experiences in the NFL and how we can lead with courage in our everyday lives.Join an Element Group today, visit www.wingmen.org to get started. 

The Green Podcast host Dylan Welch sits down with Elissa Harris, the host of A World On Purpose Podcast and Chief Story Teller at The 5th Element Group. In this episode, Dylan and Elissa discuss how Elissa went from being homeless to being a successful entrepreneur, and using her experiences and connections to give back. Support the show (http://www.GoingGreenShow.com)

Elissa Fisher Harris shares her childhood story steeped in adversity and how she channeled that into stepping outside of herself to help others. Her podcast, "A World On Purpose," features people who have pivoted to living a life of purpose and helping others, and her position as Chief Impact Strategist and Partner of 5th Element Group where they unite organizations and people to amplify their efforts to make a global impact.

How did 90s headhunting evolve to become a search firm? Find out in this episode of The Brand Called You where Mark Sadovnick explains all things related to search firms for our viewers. Mark is recognized as one of the 150 most influential headhunters in the world by Business Week and the only executive search consultant invited to the United Nations to celebrate International Women's Day and be a Founding Signatory to the “Decade of Women”. Today he talks about the importance of building relationships with people and giving back. Tune in and learn more! Find us on: Facebook - http://facebook.com/followtbcy/ Twitter - http://twitter.com/followtbcy/ Instagram - http://instagram.com/followtbcy/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

“It's never too early or late to tap into finding your purpose.” — Elissa Fisher Harris, partner and Chief Impact Officer of 5th Element Group.  After losing two husbands and living in a house with toxic exposure that impacted her health, Elissa came to center everything she does around the intersection between purpose and wellbeing. In today's episode, she speaks to us about her projects and how she finds fulfillment with her work at 5th Element Group.  Today's conversation with the host of A World on Purpose podcast:  Revolving everything she does around purpose, and the intersection between purpose and wellbeing How her tumultuous childhood taught her to be resilient, to bring out her best self  Some of the pivotal moments when she got clarity on her path  The digital learning platform for the first-ever Women's History Museum  Supporting the Community Healing Gardens project, which distributes fresh fruits and vegetables to underprivileged communities  Some of the ways she offers acts of kindness  Her incredible and fulfilling work at 5th Element Group  Her new podcast: A World on Purpose  Be sure to follow Elissa on Instagram, and LinkedIn and learn more about the 5th Element Group here. Also, don't miss out on her podcast A World on Purpose, listen to it here! Connect with John on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. To delve more into breath and high performance, check out johntukums.com; or better yet, sign up for the newsletter so the best content related to breath and high performance comes straight to you. If this podcast brings you happiness, we'd be so grateful if you shared that with others. We appreciate everyone who takes 60 seconds to leave an honest rating & review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, or wherever you listen. Until next week; keep breathing in your Happiness Oxygen.

Join us as we discuss how to create "omniwins" Jim was a Co-founder of GoodXChange Corporation, which was acquired by 5th, and was later named the company's CEO. In that role, Jim has helped lead the firm's strategy and operations as it has emerged as a global flagship brand for investors, donors, brand executives and NGO solution-makers who are working to align KPI-driven performance with SDG-aligned impact.

Her personal life story is one of overcoming insurmountable adversity. We discuss many topics including how to build resilience in the face of a crisis.

Voted as a top Indian purpose-driven leader, Pratik Gauri is a serial social entrepreneur, investor, public speaker, and writer committed to making the world a better place by creating the 5th Industrial Revolution through servant-driven leadership. Pratik works for the 5th element group who is helping to facilitate this 5th industrial Revolution. They work with brands to amplify brands their brand warmth by unlocking millions of dollars for social causes using shared languages of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In this podcast, you will hear first-hand stories about Pratik's successes, failures, and insights to future social entrepreneurs. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pratikgauri/ 5th Element Group: https://5thelement.group/

Fifth Element Group is an award-winning live experience company that is recognised throughout the world for creating large-scale galas, events, fundraisers, conferences and activations. On today’s podcast, president, Aaron Kaufman, spoke to our host, James Dickson, on how to keep events “real”. Speaking from the head offices in Canada, Aaron stated that Fifth Element Group was born from him discovering a “gap in the industry” 16 years ago when clients’ expectations were not being met properly. Aaron wanted to merge the management and design of an event into one firm. Transparency between event planners and clients regarding fees is critical for a successful relationship. Aaron explained the planner should break down each rental/purchase to the client who then, in turn, appreciates where their money is going. Hiding costs suggests the planner is not confident they are providing good value for money.  Aaron also claimed that healthy competition is ideal within the industry. “Going after” your competitors and their clients is something that should be practised to stir up business for companies. However, he stressed that this needn’t result in bitterness between event professionals.  “We’re in business to do business.” He also stated that he uses business practices to obtain his objectives. As an event organiser, he needs to create memorable experiences for his clients, therefore, if “any solution” gives him the opportunity to do that, he will absolutely do it: “That’s business ownership.”  Overall, Aaron believes that organisers should follow solutions that will help them continue to conduct business. Though the event industry is fuelled by creativity, it is fundamentally a business. If you would like to feature on an episode of the Event Industry News podcast, please email molly@eventindustrynews.com.

Ed Martin tells about his career as a marketing professional at fortune 500 companies and how he created omni-wins for the company and the charitable organizations seeking funds through engaging their help in marketing research. Now as Chief Omni-Win Officer for 5th Element Group he continues to link causes with funds and solutions to solve some of the world's biggest problems.

Adam White, vice president and general manager of Coinbase, explains why he believes the SEC's statement Thursday that ether, in its current form, is not a security, is a historic moment in crypto. Also, from his vantage point of being steeped in the industry but interacting regularly with institutional investors and regulators, he describes where crypto is right now and why he believes it will be moving from an investment phase to a utility phase. He also discusses Coinbase's many recent announcements, from the fact that it will soon be a regulated broker dealer, to the establishment of services for institutional investors such as Coinbase Custody, Coinbase Markets and Coinbase Prime, to its acquisition of decentralized relay Paradex. He also explains why Coinbase decided to list Ethereum Classic, gives an answer to the Twitter people requesting Coinbase list XRP, and describes the main developments he believes are necessary to bring established financial institutions into crypto trading. Coinbase: https://www.coinbase.com/ Adam White: https://twitter.com/WhiteAdamL The SEC's speech containing the line asserting that ether is, in its current form, not a security: https://www.sec.gov/news/speech/speech-hinman-061418 Coinbase's move toward becoming a regulated broker-dealer: https://blog.coinbase.com/our-path-to-listing-sec-regulated-crypto-securities-a1724e13bb5ahttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-06/coinbase-seeks-broker-dealer-status-in-keystone-capital-takeover Announcement of Coinbase Custody, Coinbase Markets, Coinbase Prime, Coinbase Institutional Coverage Group: https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-institutional-deea317d23af Coinbase's acquisition of Paradex: https://blog.coinbase.com/welcome-paradex-to-coinbase-62f16cc9bd74 Coinbase's announcement about Ethereum Classic: https://blog.coinbase.com/adding-ethereum-classic-support-to-coinbase-becb9a337e9c Thank you to our sponsor! Element Group: https://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed/

Joey Krug, cofounder of Augur and chief investment officer at Pantera Capital, talks about the upcoming Augur launch, and why we haven't yet seen a regular, non-deflationary, non-stablecoin cryptocurrency -- and how to create one. For instance, he says, an inflationary currency could distribute the inflation to particular groups. He also explains what the "impossible trinity" is and how an independent monetary policy in crypto might work. We also discuss new ways crypto projects are trying to solve the scalability problem  and he gives us his take on the polarizing EOS network. Joey Krug: https://twitter.com/joeykrug Augur: http://www.augur.net Pantera Capital: https://www.panteracapital.com   Basis: https://basis.io Celer: https://www.celer.network Counterfactual: https://counterfactual.com Oasis Labs: https://www.oasislabs.com Ankr: https://www.ankr.network EOS: https://eos.io Multicoin Capital on Unchained talking about tradeoffs: http://unchainedpodcast.co/multicoin-on-the-1-thing-crypto-teams-miss-in-their-quests-for-success Thank you to our sponsor Element Group! https://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed/

Think Bitcoin and crypto assets are just vehicles for speculation? They're already having both a positive impact and negative impact when it comes to human rights, says Alex Gladstein, chief strategy officer for the Human Rights Foundation. Gladstein talks about how he first became enamored with Bitcoin because of its potential to solve hyperinflation, and why he believes Venezuela is the site of the world's first crypto war. He also covers why repressive governments are excited by centralized cryptocurrencies, why impact investing focused on the UN sustainable goals will not address human rights issues, and why blockchain-based elections, which many believe could be fair and transparent, could instead be terribly corrupt. https://twitter.com/gladstein https://oslofreedomforum.com/ https://www.hrf.org Blockstack on Unchained: http://unchainedpodcast.co/blockstack-on-getting-independence-from-google-facebook-and-amazon Stablecoins and MakerDAO on Unchained: http://unchainedpodcast.co/why-its-so-hard-to-keep-stablecoins-stable Roya Mahboob on Unchained: http://unchainedpodcast.co/how-bitcoin-solved-this-serial-entrepreneurs-problems Bitcoin in Venezuela: https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2018/04/03/why-are-venezuelans-mining-so-much-bitcoin https://www.wired.com/story/where-could-bitcoin-succeed-as-a-currency-in-a-failed-state/ https://www.caracaschronicles.com/2018/04/11/localbitcoins-com-replaces-dolartoday-as-standard-reference/  Data showing that Venezuela, at the time of this recording, accounts for 8.1% of all LocalBitcoins transactions: https://anacoinda.github.io/localbitcoins/all.html The North Korean government using cryptocurrency: https://www.vox.com/world/2018/2/28/17055762/north-korea-sanctions-bitcoin-nuclear-weapons https://qz.com/1199400/north-korea-is-suspected-in-the-530-million-coincheck-cryptocurrency-heist/ Thank you to our sponsor! Element Group: http://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed

Blockchain consultant, Jill Carlson, who has worked with 0x, dydx, Algorand, Tezos, O1 Labs, and the IMF, discusses why Blockchain Week to her seemed to be too much about Lambos and how crypto has reached its "illogical conclusion" and is replicating Wall Street's misbehaviors. Hence, the Department of Justice's investigation into the price manipulation of Bitcoin. However, she sees a bright spot in decentralized exchange, but believes blockchain-based credit is an area that needs further development -- and that relies on decentralized credit scoring. Jill Carlson on Twitter: https://twitter.com/_jillruth On Medium: https://medium.com/@jillcarlson Jill on how crypto looks a lot like Wall Street: https://www.coindesk.com/growing-greed-crypto-looks-lot-like-wall-street/ DOJ investigation into possible price manipulation of Bitcoin: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-24/bitcoin-manipulation-is-said-to-be-focus-of-u-s-criminal-probe Jill on blockchain-based credit:   https://medium.com/@jillcarlson/the-mutual-communication-society-ae6a3a068858 Jill on credit scoring in a decentralized world: https://medium.com/@jillcarlson/decentralized-credit-scoring-fe2c6c0611c6 Thank you to our sponsor, Element Group! http://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed/

Mike Novogratz, the founder and CEO of Galaxy Digital Capital Management, talks about the recently announced Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index, why it's limited to just 12 cryptos, how traditional financial players know more about crypto than people believe they do, and how "the herd" is coming. He discusses the biggest obstacles to institutional money entering the space, how their entry will affect trading opportunities and and which types of stablecoins he believes are most promising. He also talks about why he's not very sanguine about custody solutions from Coinbase, why the market might go sideways for a while and why he wishes he'd invested in Telegram. Mike Novogratz: https://twitter.com/novogratz Listen to the Unchained episode with Wences Casares, the CEO of Xapo, which Novogratz mentions in the episode: http://unchainedpodcast.co/xapos-wences-casares-on-how-bitcoin-makes-a-fairer-world Listen to the Unchained episode on BitGo, which Novogratz also mentions: http://unchainedpodcast.co/mike-belshe-on-what-bitgos-kingdom-trust-acquisition-means-for-crypto-and-how-security-will-develop-in-the-future Thank you to our sponsor!   Element Group: http://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed/

Many government officials have noted the potential blockchain technology has to fight fraud, waste and abuse. Tomicah Tillemann, cofounder of the Blockchain Trust Accelerator, assembled an intimate group of 18 people at the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center to discuss the ways in which blockchains can be designed in a way that fulfills the technology's most idealistic potential to combat corruption and democratize access, whether to the financial system, the ability to vote or to a self-sovereign identity. He discusses the Blockchain Trust Accelerator's work with a blockchain-based voting system in West Virginia, and with enforcing labor rights via blockchain-based contracts in a pilot with Coca-Cola and the State Department. Tomicah Tillemann: https://www.newamerica.org/our-people/tomicah-tillemann/ Blockchain Trust Accelerator: https://www.newamerica.org/bretton-woods-ii/blockchain-trust-accelerator/ The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center: https://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/our-work/bellagio-center/ West Virginia Blockchain Voting Pilot: https://www.coindesk.com/west-virginia-piloting-blockchain-voting-app-in-senate-election/ Coca-Cola/State Department pilot on fighting forced labor with blockchains: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-blockchain-coca-cola-labor/coca-cola-u-s-state-dept-to-use-blockchain-to-combat-forced-labor-idUSKCN1GS2PY Thank you to our sponsors! Element Group: http://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed Token Agency: http://tokenagency.com/

Robert Opp, director of innovation and change management at the United Nations World Food Programme, discusses the Ethereum-based food voucher program for Syrian refugees. He describes how the refugees are identified, what they receive with their voucher, and how the system has allowed the program to save a half million dollars a year. He also gives a hint at how the program will be built on for other initiatives. Robert Opp: https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/AI/Pages/opp.aspx UN World Food Programme: http://it1.wfp.org/ Episode of Unchained with Vitalik Buterin, where he discusses the food voucher program for Syrian refugees: http://unchainedpodcast.co/vitalik-buterin-creator-of-ethereum-on-the-big-guy-vs-the-little-guy Thank you to our sponsors! Element Group: http://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed Token Agency: http://tokenagency.com/

Who sets up the rules of a blockchain? And how does that impact its users? Could there be unintended consequences? Might the design not account for the potential that bad actors will abuse it? These are questions that Cara LaPointe, a senior fellow at Georgetown University's s Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation, is about to release a framework for blockchain ethics. She and her team came up with six main areas of focus that blockchain designers should be considering from the outset, starting with governance, identity, data ownership and other factors. As Ethereum is facing the question of how the community should decide what to do with frozen funds or a potential cap on the money supply, LaPointe has some suggestions for how the major players should proceed. She also talks about the dangers of artificial intelligence combined with blockchains. We spoke at the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center in Italy, at the Blockchain Summit hosted by New America's Blockchain Trust Accelerator. Cara LaPointe: http://beeckcenter.georgetown.edu/cara-lapointe/ The Blockchain Ethical Design Framework for Social Impact: http://beeckcenter.georgetown.edu/building-ethical-design-blockchain/ Thank you to the Blockchain Trust Accelerator: https://trustaccelerator.org/ Thank you to the Bellagio Center: https://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/our-work/bellagio-center/ Thank you to our sponsors! Element Group: http://elementgroup.com/unconfirmed Token Agency: http://tokenagency.com/

Element Group is a full service investment bank for the crypto-token markets. Stan Miroshnik has a background in traditional finance. After watching the crypto-markets form, Stan and his colleagues began working to understand these new markets and build a traditional finance business to serve the space. We discuss the maturity of the companies using the token launch fundraising mechanism, and those investing in the tokens. Stan sees an emerging market with strong similarities to traditional capital markets and opportunities for institutions used to investing there. The entry of organizations like Element Group into the crypto-asset space indicates the fulfillment of the prophetic prediction of a super fluid economy Joe Lubin expounded in an episode of Beyond Bitcoin three years ago. It is also a harbinger of a stable paradigm for Ethereum: Capital markets 2.0 etherreview.info https://itunes.apple.com//podcast/the-ether-review/id899090462?mt=2

Jan Phillips, Author of The Art of Original Thinking—The Making of a Thought Leader , is one of the founders and principal members of the 9th Element Group, an organization dedicated to promoting thought leadership by providing compelling keynote speakers, educational programs, products, workshops and seminars. Her own quest has led her into and out of a religious community, across the U.S. on a Honda motorcycle, and around the world on a one-woman peace pilgrimage. Blending east and west, art a