Podcasts about globhe

Markku Koivisto keeps an ear to the ground and an eye to the sky, connecting the needs of organizations around the world with the power of drone data. As Chief Business Development Officer, he combines analytical expertise with a can-do attitude to ensure GLOBHE delivers the right data to the right customer at the right time.  While a young industry, Markku brings many years of experience in developing drone operations around the world. Connecting to GLOBHE's mission of making an impact on our planet, Markku has also contributed to peacekeeping missions as well as worked within the defense industry pursuing global business for a number of years.   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantatrilliontrees/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantatrilliontrees/support

In this episode we talk with Margherita Bruscolini from Globhe, discussing their global drone data platform, drone operations in Africa and the work with UNICEF and the World Bank. To view the 2023 Drone Market Survey Report, visit the Elsight website: https://lp.elsight.com/2023-drone-market-survey

How do you gather drone data at scale? You leverage crowddroning. Markku Koivisto explains how.Markku is Chief Business Development Officer at Globhe, the Crowddroning platform coordinating sophisticated drone operators globally to collect high-resolution earth observation data for businesses, organizations and researchers.Nick and Markku discuss why crowddroning is a win-win-win situation for operators and clients, how 5G technology will play a huge role in drone evolution, and how drone inspectors are helping safeguard communities and critical infrastructure.If you love listening to The Keep Cool Show, please leave me a 5-star review on Rate My Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/keepcoolThank you so much!Follow Markku:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/markku-koivisto-67b010127Stay up-to-date on all things Keep Cool: https://workweek.com/discover-newsletters/keep-cool/ or follow Nick Van Osdol on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nickvanosdol

Entreprenör med global drönar-plattform Visste du att det går att driva företag och förbättra världen på samma gång? Jodå, det målet har Globhe (uttalas globii), en global plattform som samlar in högupplösta bilder från 6 300 drönare i 125 länder. Dessa säljer man därefter vidare till organisationer och företag som t.ex. FN och Världsbanken.  I Malawi, i östra Afrika, har Globhe via drönare som tagit bilder på malaria-myggornas kläckningsplatser, bidragit till övervakningen av malaria, infektionssjukdomen som årligen dödar över 600 000 människor över hela världen.*  Drönarbilderna från Globhe kan också användas för att förebygga skogsbränder, översvämningar, bidra till hjälpinsatser vid naturkatastrofer, inspektera radiomaster etc., möjligheterna är oändliga. Företaget arbetar i den s.k. “gig-ekonomin” ungefär på samma sätt som taxiföretaget Uber, så att personer som har en drönare kan bli partners med Globhe för att dela bilder.   Helena berättar hur hon kom på idén och startade Globhe, 2015 men vi får också höra om hennes college-tid i Florida, arbete i San Diego, studier i Uppsala, kvinnor i tech-sektorn, svenskt företagsklimat, innovations-klimatet i Afrika med mera. Helena Samsioe på LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/helena-samsioe/ Globhe: https://globhe.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Crowddroning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/globhedrones/ LinkedIn: htpps://www.linkedin.com/company/globhedrones/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCS7DO563jGD52Yig5xWn_IQ   Verksamt: https://www.verksamt.se/  Vinnova: https://www.vinnova.se/  How hard can it be: https://howhardcanitbethebook.com/ Globala målen för hållbar utveckling:https://fn.se/globala-malen-for-hallbar-utveckling/    SWEA Stockholm: https://stockholm.swea.org SWEA-poddens team i detta avsnitt:  Intervju: Anna Bril (SWEA Stockholm) och Anna Frick (SWEA Washington DC) Redigering: Anna Bril (SWEA Stockholm) Webbredaktör: Ann-Sofie Berg (SWEA Singapore)    *Läkare Utan Gränser

Arnaud Henneville-Wedholm is an entrepreneur, published author and optimist. Today, he leads sales and business development at GLOBHE, a platform for drone data on demand. He mentors entrepreneurs at the Nordic Startup School and leaders on TaskHuman.com. Arnaud is also a board advisor to HealthPhy, a physiotherapy-on-demand app.   Arnaud is the founder of multiple startups, including internalDesk, a SaaS platform for enterprise collaboration. internalDesk was recognized as one of the ‘top10 tech rising stars' in the Nordics in 2014 and was acquired in 2019. Arnaud's interest areas include entrepreneurship, neuroscience and everything related to mindset and wellbeing. He lives in Stockholm, Sweden with his wife and three children. 

Arnaud Henneville-Wedholm is an entrepreneur, author and optimist. Today, he leads sales and business development at GLOBHE, a platform for drone data on demand. He also mentors startups at the Nordic Startup School. Arnaud is the founder of multiple startups, including internalDesk, a SaaS platform for enterprise collaboration, where he served as COO. internalDesk was recognized as one of the ‘top10 tech rising stars' in the Nordics in 2014 and was acquired by Woodreed in 2019. He has worked for many years in Change management. He holds an MBA from the University of Leicester, UK. Arnaud's interest areas include entrepreneurship and everything related to mindset and wellbeing. He lives in Stockholm, Sweden with his wife and three children.

This podcast interview shares the big lessons learned from the failed attempts and required pivots running a startup that was on a mission to take down Facebook. My guest is Arnaud Henneville-Wedholm, author of "How Hard Can It Be"Arnaud Henneville-Wedholm is a consultant, lecturer, and head of sales and business development at GLOBHE. He is also the founder of multiple startups, including internalDesk, a SaaS platform for enterprise collaboration, where he served as COO. He's passionate about entrepreneurship, neuroscience, resilience and making the world a better place. He works on projects he believes in and with people who 'go for it'; He finishes everything he starts; He trains like if there was no tomorrow;He enjoys the 'now' and looks forward to the journey. He goes by the mantra of "Get comfortable being uncomfortable." And that's no understatement. In his book 'How hard can it be' he explains his personal journey in building a startup that got founded around the big idea to 'take down Facebook'.The book is a jet-setting parable of the European startup scene that takes on the most elusive business topic of them all: failure. And that inspired me, and hence I invited Arnaud to my podcast. We explore the journey Arnaud and his team went through with their startup, the pivots that were required, and the commercial, financial and emotional challenges this brought along. We pinpoint the critical ingredients to getting right from a solution perspective to create virality - stickiness - and growth that's sustainable. Last but not least he addresses what to be prepared for as a founder and how (and why) to embrace failure as a hidden gem.Here are some of his quotes:People have a lot of ideas, constantly, I guess that's what we do as humans, we have plenty of ideas, but ideas are cheap. What matters is his execution. And unless you execute, and how long can you execute once you've decided that you are someone who indeed executes? You know, how long can you go? How far can you go?People start companies, but they all drop along the way. People drop, people drop, people drop, and they stand on that shelf as a souvenir of startups that tried anything and did not go all the way through?During this interview, you will learn four things:That having a product that's functionally rich and technically scalable is only half the battle. Business model scalability is the other one.That the best thing you can do for your company is to demonstrate persistence in sticking to the one thing you're after. Don't pivot too earlyThat a ground principle of creating something remarkable is to focus on doing something utterly different (not better)Why you need to be persistent in finding problems that are mission-critical, not just nice to haveFor more information about the guest from this week:Arnaud Henneville-WedholmWebsite "How Hard Can It Be"Subscribe to Value Inspiration on Friday'sA weekly musing on how to shape the B2B SaaS business your customers just keep talking about.Learn from the most inspiring ideas I've encountered or explored this week that could help you find new ways to stand out, eliminate the need to compete on price, and make tangible progress in creating a SaaS business your customers would miss if it were gone. Subscribe here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this podcast Fredrick interviews Arnaud Henneville-Wedholm, entrepreneur and author of “How Hard Can it Be?”, a book discussing the pitfalls and methods for starting up and maintaining business.  He details his work advising companies on ‘Change Management', the ability to change a workforce or person to facilitate new methods within an organisation.    KEY TAKEAWAYS ‘Change Management' is the method of changing peoples perception, skills and training to facilitate new strategies and goals within an organisation. Arnaud started out his career in sales but felt more at home in Change Management and so pursued his business advisory role. He started writing the book when he realised how many questions occurred during his own startup journey that were difficult to find answers to. The book is a narrative that is entertaining written to inform you even though you don't realise it. Arnaud gives tips on targeting your customers effectively rather than struggling to achieve maximum coverage to gain traction. BEST MOMENTS   ‘There is this idea that sales is a “nasty” thing, that salespeople as profession is not something we do but in fact we sell ourselves constantly. Everyday I'm selling to my kids to eat broccoli.' ‘I think it was easier to write the book than do the journey that led to it.' ‘No one could tell us the answers because our journey was unique. I needed to write that book that I wish I had read myself.' ‘You do not need those million guys, you just need to ave those thousand guys that will buy from you because they believe what you sell.'   ABOUT THE GUEST   Arnaud Henneville-Wedholm is an entrepreneur, author and optimist. Today, he leads sales and business development at GLOBHE, a platform for drone data on demand. He is also a mentor at the Nordic Startup School, a leading startup accelerator in the Nordics. He is the founder of multiple startups, including internalDesk, a SaaS platform for enterprise collaboration. internalDesk was recognized as one of the ‘top10 tech rising stars' in the Nordics in 2014 and was acquired by Woodreed in 2019. Arnaud's interest areas include entrepreneurship, business models and everything related to mindset. Arnaud earned an MBA from the University of Leicester. He lives in Stockholm, Sweden with his wife and three children.   https://www.linkedin.com/in/henneville-wedholmarnaud/ booksite is:  www.howhardcanitbethebook.com   ABOUT THE HOSTS   Serial entrepreneurs Fredrik, Charlie and Ivan Sandvall love sharing ideas and interviewing world-class entrepreneurs and influences. Invest In You is about investments, entrepreneurs, personal development and doing fun things. They hope to ensure you to take action, helping others and yourself, plus enjoying the journey we call life.   CONTACT METHOD Fredrik Sandvall www.fredriksandvall.com www.linkedin.com/in/sandvall/ https://www.facebook.com/FredrikinLondon/   Charlie's Youtube Channel:   https://youtube.com/c/Sandvall         See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we talked to Isabelle Nyroth, the head of Drones at GLOBHE. Join us while we discuss crowd droning, regulation challenges across the world, drones for good, and how to get involved. GLOBHE Site: https://globhe.com/

This week on the InterDrone Podcast we sat down with Helena Samsioe, Founder & CEO GLOBHE, a global drone service provider in Sweden. She is also a Forbes World's Top 50 Women in Tech. GLOBHE launched the world’s first Crowddroning platform where drone pilots around the world take on paid freelance missions to deliver drone data to GLOBHE clients and at the same time help create social impact. Articles 1. Drones in Telecom: GLOBHE Signs Global Agreement - https://dronelife.com/2020/10/02/drones-in-telecom-globhe-signs-global-agreement/ 2. No Department of Justice Funds for DJI Drones: DOJ Makes the Ban Official, but Some Federal Agencies May Suffer - https://dronelife.com/2020/10/09/no-federal-funds-for-dji-drones-doj-makes-the-ban-official-but-some-federal-agencies-may-suffer/ 3. Alphabet and SoftBank’s solar-powered drone provides first LTE connection - https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/8/21507397/alphabet-softabank-solar-power-autonomous-drone-lte-connection Connect: https://globhe.com/

Drop everything and check out this special episode of Chasing Independence with pro wakeskater Matt Manzari! Matt's ability to take his experiences and help others makes this episode one of our most inspirational yet. At a young age, Matt went pro in wakeskating, giving him the opportunity to travel the world, compete and learn the ins and outs of the industry's business. He was truly living the pro action sports athletes dream. Matt breaks down how his outlook on life changed and the near-death tragedies he endured before being able to return to his calling. A man who not only has a passion to serve but Matt says the dearest things to him in life are his faith, family and friends. I hope you all enjoy this rockstar episode with Matt Manzari! Visit Beyond The BurnFollow Matt Manzari Matt's Book Recommendations: 1. How to Win Friends & Influence People 2. Love Does: Discover A Secretly Incredible Life in an Ordinary World3. Everybody, Always: Becoming Love in a World Full of Setbacks and Difficult People ______________________________________Episode Sponsors: Go-Cord: Wear Your Phone. The smartphone case that helps you juggle more and worry less. Use code "GoChase" for 20% Off the online store.GLOBHE: Crowddroning by Globhe is helping people and the plant through drones. Sign up to fly with Globe as a pilot and make money through their gig economy platform. ______________________________________Visit Kanga Marketing Online Kanga In This Together Giveaway WIN $15,000 For Your Small Business Subscribe Chasing Indepence YouTube Follow Chasing Independence Facebook Follow Kanga Marketing Follow Chase Sellmeyer

I elfte avsnittet av UTVECKLA diskuterar vi UX-design med Madeleine Kusiffsky, UX-designer på Consid Communication. Trevlig lyssning!   Highligths: 00:00 Välkomna tillbaka! 08:00 Välkommen Madeleine Kusoffsky! 09:50 Vad innebär rollen som UX-designer?  23:00 Skillnaden på UX- och interaktionsdesign? 26:05 Användbarhet 30:00 Framtidstrender inom UX 42:15 Utvecklingsprocessen inom UX  51:40 Förväntningar och nytänk inom UX 53:45 Tips till UX-studenter  60:00 Tankar om dagens avsnitt 61:10 The Considition 2019 + GLOBHE   Länkar från avsnittet: Bra intervjuer med UX-designers, designers etc. från välkända digitala tjänster och plattformar: https://www.mixed-methods.org/episodes Podcast om UX-metoder: https://www.designbetter.co/podcast Kloka UX-nuggets att strössla sitt Instagramflöde med: @uxgoodies, @ui_ux & @ux_trends   Kontakta oss gärna på utveckla@consid.se och glöm inte att joina eftersnacksgruppen på Facebook!

Paul Svensson är kocken som vill att vi ska sluta slänga mat, att vi ska bredda vårt proteinintag, att gastronomin måste utvecklas och att en croissant ska ha ett andra liv som frysbar brioche. I TV-programmet Maträddarna utmanar han tillsammans med Anne Lundberg våra föreställningar om vad som går att äta, hur mat kan få ett andra liv och om hur vi kan sluta slänga en tredjedel av allt vi köper. Inspelat på hans restaurang på Fotografiska i Stockholm. Pauls hemsida Pauls Sommarprat Maträddarna på SVT Kristina Liljestrand Morotsblast kan användas till mycket Helena Samsioefrån Globhe som även har varit med i Logistics Rocks Projektet Älskade stad Impossible Foods  Fotograf: Erica Wessman

Helena Samsioe är grundare av Globhe, ett bolag som samlar drönarpiloter över hela världen på en och samma plattform. Därmed kan Globhe sälja såväl leverans- som kartläggningstjänster i områden där terrängen är svårbemästrad. Syftet är att använda drönartekniken för att göra världen bättre, och framförallt används Helenas skapelse efter naturkatastrofer eller för att frakta mediciner. Inspelat på Breakits event Swooosh 2019 om framtidens mobilitet, på Meeting Room i Stockholm. Programledare: Christian von Essen / Läs mer på http://www.hejaframtiden.se

Drones have been used increasingly in Africa for survey and mapping, but will cargo drone delivery companies be the next big thing? Jane Wakefield visits Mwanza on the banks of Lake Victoria to speak to African and international companies hoping to cash in on the drone delivery market. During a trial for a big World Bank project called The Lake Victoria Challenge Jane speaks to the Tanzanian drone pilot making waves across the continent, to the global start ups innovating rapidly, and to one drone company helping to map Cholera outbreaks in Malawi. Jane hears from Helena Samsioe from Globhe, Edward Anderson from the World Bank, Frederick Mbuya from Uhurulabs, Leka Tingitana Tanzania Flying Labs and others.(Photo: A delivery drone in Tanzania, Credit: Sala Lewis/Lake Victoria Challenge)

I tionde avsnittet av Digitala Influencer-podden samtalar Consids vd Peter Hellgren och Helena Samsioe, vd och grundare på GLOBHE Drones, bland annat om drönarens framtid, Afrika som innovationskontinent, hur det är att driva ett tech-startupbolag som ung kvinna samt hur drönarutvecklingen ska ta fart i Kista inom kort. Läs mer om Helena och GLOBHE här.

Volume 1 - Chapter 3 Helena Samsioe is the founder and CEO of Globhe. Her company uses drones to transport medical supplies in countries where roads or even electricity may be lacking. She is a true entrepreneur and is at the forefront of development within both humanitarian logistics and drones. Song: Don't stop believin' with Journey  Helena on LinkedIn Globhe Drones _______________________ If you like Logistics Rocks, please give me a review on iTunes and tell your friends about it! Email me at hi@logistics.rocks All my other contact details are found at Logistics.rocks. Do not miss the Logistics Rocks playlist on Spotify! Music: Jonas Aspling  

Helena Samsioe är VD och grundare på GLOBHE, an svensk startup som vill skapa en bättre framtid med hjälp av drönare. Helena tror fullt och fast på att framtiden redan är här, något som hon vill visa med sitt företag. 2017 rankades hon top 100 bland unga företagsledare i Sverige, vann "Female founder of the Year" hos Di Digital, vann Swedbanks innovationstävling "Rivstart" och lyftes fram som "Drone Queen" av BBC. Film om GLOBHE från BBC: Helena på LinkedIn Globhe Johanna Linder Mikael Haglund Robert Falck  Fotograf: Tobias Björkgren

Möt 2017 års vinnare av DI, Digital Female Founders, Helena Samsioe på Globhe.Hennes företag har kallats Über för drönare och räddar liv varje dag genom sitt koncept. De arbetar med organisationer som FN och Röda Korset med leverans av medicinsk utrustning med hjälp av drönare.Där vägar har regnat bort och infrastruktur knappt finns kan Globhe leverera rätt expertis och utrustning. Helena säger att the sky is the limit för vad de kan åstadkomma. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.