Podcasts about flexday

Big Data has a problem. It's not just its bigness; it's the rigidity of the databases that hold and that force us to make data copies. Resulting problems, from privacy to fidelity loss, are so severe, we should revisit the first principles of how databases are built. Let's be honest, if we could build our whole data infrastructure over again, would we do it differently?  Today's guest says we would have built data like a network. Thankfully, next-generation technology will allow us to store data in this new way while still making use of old-style databases.    My guest is Chris McLellan. He splits his time between the nonprofit Data Collaboration Alliance, and Cinchy, the leader in enterprise data fabric technology. Coming out of Bishops University with a degree in Political Science, his career has included stints at VarageSale, and Lyft, as well as startups like Flexday and ChangeJar. He also created the go-to-market strategy for Hailo, the taxi network of 35,000 licensed drivers.  People/Products/Concepts Mentioned in Show Backgrounder on AI & Databases Company Chris is part of: Cinchy Non-profit Chris belongs to: Datacollaboration.org Chris' Ask AI podcast Chris on LinkedIn For more details, please visit https://funnelreboot.com/episode-95-new-database-technology-paradigm-with-chris-mclellan/

After working from home for over two years now, many employees have settled into their new digital workspaces. However, many of these same employees are also looking to escape their homes and desire a flexible work culture that allows them to work from anywhere. As “return to work” mandates are put into effect, employees and employers have embraced a hybrid model where employees can indeed find office space closer to home - but not necessarily their guest bedroom. Enter: Flexday.Justin Raymond, CEO & Founder of Flexday, joins Kenrick Sylvestre to discuss the Flexday app, how the marketplace works with landlords, brokers and co-working spaces, and what kinds of options are available for companies that are looking to save costs by downsizing or shrinking their overall real estate footprint. A hybrid work model creates a “distributed” employee base and the Flexday solution essentially keeps employees and employers connected to flexible office space. Flexday provides a solution that helps modernize the way landlords, brokers and tenants operate and they are poised to disrupt the office space model as we know it.---Stocks Not Sports is a podcast brought to you by INFOR Financial Group. We talk about investment ideas in the same casual way we talk about sports. If you're a fan of the podcast, don't forget to subscribe, rate and review!DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not to be taken as investment advice and participants or employees of INFOR Financial group may own securities discussed in this podcast. While we love all of our guests, this podcast may contain forward looking statements, investment opinions and comments that we DO NOT agree with AT ALL! Find more information about INFOR Financial at https://inforfg.com/ or follow us on LinkedIn.

You've worked hard to build your product idea. Your product is out in the world. But no one is paying to use your SaaS. The MRR is… recurring at 0. Sound familiar?Marc Thomas, Head of Growth at Powered By Search, has been there too.When he launched my company, he toiled and ground it out for years on a direct sales-only model and it was grueling. But bit by bit Marc put into place the fundamentals of the early stage growth playbook which resulted in organic signups going up by 1330% and revenue from low or no-touch sales by 17%In episode 155, you'll learn: Why value props matter more than positioning at early-stage The difference between value propositions and positioning How to test your messaging in less than 20 minutes This episode is brought to you by 42 Agency.They are a plug-and-play demand generation and marketing operation agency for B2B SaaS Companies that are ready to scale. They can help you: Streamline operations Implement new tech stack Design ABM & demand generation strategies Create a predictable revenue pipeline They've worked with some amazing companies like Onfleet, Hubdoc, Guestlogix, Flexday, and more.Learn more at https://fourtytwo.agency/ and get $500 in free consulting time.★ Support this podcast ★

Communities are everywhere nowadays. For some people, communities are a place to learn and explore specific topics or interests. For others, it's where they discuss personal issues and find comfort among those with similar experiences.For businesses, building a community can help with customer support, product development, and marketing. In episode 154, you'll learn from Krystal Wu, Community Manager at Shopify:1. The advantages of building a community for a B2B brand2. How Krystal taps into a community to amplify content reach3. How to measure the health of an online communityThis episode is brought to you by 42 Agency.They are a plug-and-play demand generation and marketing operation agency for B2B SaaS Companies that are ready to scale. They can help you: Streamline operations Implement new tech stack Design ABM & demand generation strategies Create a predictable revenue pipeline They've worked with some amazing companies like Onfleet, Hubdoc, Guestlogix, Flexday, and more.Learn more at https://fourtytwo.agency/ and get $500 in free consulting time.★ Support this podcast ★

Roger Hardy is the Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO of KITS, one of the world's leading eyewear companies. In 2000, Roger founded an online company, Coastal.com, and later achieved the largest exit for an e-commerce business in Canada at the time. He has investments in real estate and holdings in companies including Cymax, Sonder, Flexday, Mogo, and Privé Revaux.  Roger is a recipient of Business in Vancouver's Forty Under 40 and a two-time winner of the EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the Business-to-Consumer category. He enjoys spending time with his family and empowering communities across the globe through his charity, the Hardy Family Foundation. In this episode… Do you want to know how to achieve a successful, multimillion-dollar exit? Are you looking to build a transferable company that is pushing for growth? Building and growing an e-commerce business takes work, and getting it ready for a sale can be even more challenging. Many businesses and investors are looking for a brand to purchase and scale — which means a profitable exit for you — but they also want to verify each business' structure and profitability. Roger Hardy's departure from his online business was the largest in e-commerce history for Canada: a whopping $450 million. He knows how to make groundbreaking steps to grow and transfer a business, and today he's here to share his insights with you.  In this episode of the Quiet Light Podcast, Mark Daoust sits down with Roger Hardy, the Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO at KITS, to discuss the key to achieving a multimillion-dollar exit for your e-commerce business. Listen in as Roger discusses the importance of client feedback, the evolution of culture and cadence within his company, and the value of a net promoter score to scale your business. Stay tuned. 

A question that so many of us have is, what does the future of our work environment look like? In this episode (recorded pre-COVID-19), Swish sits down with David Cairns, the co-founder of CBRE Forward and the Senior VP of Office Leasing at CBRE, and Marlon Rodrigues, Brand & Growth at Flexday to talk about how agile work is forcing real estate and offices to change their normal way of thinking about 9 to 5s. Throughout this episode Swish also reflects on how COVID-19 has changed the way that many of us are working and how the need for flexible work has only become more relevant and crucial.  David Cairns: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-cairns-5644a233/Marlon Rodrigues: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlonrodrigues/ The Tech Haus Social Media HandlesTwitter: @TheTechHaus_LinkedIn: @The Tech Haus PodcastInstagram: @thetechhauspodcast Swish Goswami Social Media Handles Twitter: @goswishLinkedIn: @Swish GoswamiInstagram: @goswish Origins Media Haus Social Media Handles Twitter: @originsmediaLinkedIn: @Origins Media HausInstagram: @originsmediahaus

In this episode of Sergey Ross Show I met with Marlon Rodrigues (the Head of Marketing at Flexday) to talk about self-awareness, self-mastery, his desire & drive to be very competitive and overcoming failures along the way. Before you go: if you find this interview helpful (or have feedback), it would mean a lot to me if you leave your review on Apple Podcasts and share my podcast with your friends.About Marlon He has been leading marketing teams for more than 8 years in Toronto tech startups. He is obsessed with being top 5 or top 3 in anything he does. Marlon designed a lifestyle for himself that allows him to do what he loves the most. And he’s got a reputation of delivering results when it matters and solving unstructured problems. Follow Marlon on LinkedIn and TwitterAbout Flexday Flexday turns restaurant downtime into productive workspaces. For $9 per month, members get access to our network of city-wide locations. And Unlimited coffee or tea, video call-quality wifi & power within reach. Find out more at https://sergey-ross-podcast.pinecast.co

Mike Moll sits down with Marlon Rodrigues from Flexday to discuss a variety of actionable marketing strategies for productivity apps.Mike Moll sits down with Marlon Rodrigues from Flexday to discuss a variety of actionable marketing strategies for productivity apps. Content Sessions is a new podcast launched by our founder Mike Moll. The concept is simple, to provide people with some great marketing ideas for businesses of all types. Mike sits with the founders of companies of all sizes to discuss their business goals, current marketing strategies, and new strategies that they are considering. From there he dives into practical ways to optimize existing techniques and develops new ideas that will help move the company forward. For more great content check out our social ▶︎https://www.instagram.com/mikeajmoll/ https://www.instagram.com/smhtoronto/ https://www.facebook.com/smhtoronto/

Join in for a conversation with Marlon Rodrigues, Head of Product at Flexday. If you heard Justin Raymond, Founder of Flexday on episode 19 then you'll be very familiar with the company. If you haven't, then fret not as this is about Marlon's unique journey and we give an overview of the company here too. Marlon's journey traverses through the world of marketing, business development and product throughout a decade in Toronto's start up ecosystem. But, we start earlier to how he delayed graduation to explore accounting then to operating a hostel in a remote region of Peru without knowing a word of Spanish. This became an inflection point that catapulted Marlon into the start up world but this was still a 10 year journey of him following his curiosity and embracing the uncertainty and the feeling of not knowing exactly what he wanted to do. It's a feeling I know all too well and one I think everyone experiences but is afraid to be okay with. Maybe after hearing Marlon's story you will change your mind or if you're going through it now, maybe you'll feel the comfort I felt.

D6IX Podcast, Episode 49: Blessings On Blessings 
Hosted by: Dany & Neesh Listen as we chat about: 1)Blessings on Blessings: Learning the difference between what's important and what's urgent. 2)How to Elevate Your LinkedIn Game: 10 simple steps to get your LinkedIn profile on the highest of points. 3) Inspiring Tweet of the Week - - - Shout out to our newest partner, Flexday! Flexday turns restaurant downtime into a network of productive workspaces. You can get unlimited coffee or tea and fast wifi for less than 5 bucks per day in a variety of locations across the city. Sign up using the promo code "D6IXFLEX" to get your complimentary credits and start co-working! PLUS, head on over to our social media accounts to participate in our contest where you'll have the chance to win 30 credits! All you have to do is tag 2 friends in the post! Sign up for Flexday here: https://www.flexday.com/ - - - Don't forget to Like, Comment, Repost, and Rate the podcast! Keep in touch: 
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Hey Damsels! We've updated our Dating series name to the #DamselDatingChronicles! Plus on this episode, we're joined by Celebrity Dating Coach & Matchmaker, Carmelia Ray. Carmelia Ray is an internationally acclaimed matchmaker for high achieving men and the quality women they’re searching for. With decades of experience and a tireless enthusiasm for online dating and matchmaking, Carmelia has established herself as the go-to attraction expert when elite singles are ready to find, attract, and connect with Mr. or Ms. Right. Join us as we chat about: 1) Finding Bae: Where do you find bae these days? What apps should we use? How do we become more approachable? 2) Keeping Bae: So we've finally found bae. How do we keep them interested? How do we keep the flame going in the relationship? 3) Out-earning Bae: How do you manage the power dynamics of one partner making more than the other? How do you set and manage those expectations? Don't forget to Like, Comment, Repost, and Rate the podcast! Learn more about Carmelia Ray: www.carmeliaray.com Learn more about FlexDay (the co-working space solution mentioned on the episode): www.flexday.com/ Music By: The Passion HiFi www.thepassionhifi.com

Join in for a conversation with Justin Raymond, the Founder and CEO of Flexday. Flexday is a Toronto-based startup that is looking to create a community of office-free workers where nomads alike can work from environments that energize them. I'm a happy consumer of Flexday and have been nomading through their 20 different locations as my office throughout the week. Justin has had a fascinating career journey where he has gone about creating 3 successful companies that are still in operation today. He was also the North American president of Hailo, the UK-based taxi app company that competed in the rideshare market with Uber and Lyft in the early days. Justin's story was just a fascinating one of constantly listening to your gut and sticking to the mental model of always building a company with a mission of social responsibility at its core.

Kenny wanders through Big Sky Country and gets a new sound. We talk small town businesses and the benefit of having someone with a different point of view. Phil gets excited about Flexday