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In this episode of The Evolving Leader podcast, co-hosts Scott Allender and Jean Gomes talk to James Church. James is passionate about working with founders to present a clear, concise, and credible business case to investors. He is co-founder and CEO of Robot Mascot, a global award-winning investment readiness agency and he claims that his clients are 40 times more likely to raise investment than the average start-up. James has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, and on numerous industry blogs and podcasts. He has run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for Founder Institute, Design Museum, Dent Global, The Chartered Institute of Marketing and the University of East Anglia.Referenced during this episode:Claim your free copy of James' book ‘Investable Entrepreneur':https://www.robotmascot.co.uk/investable-entrepreneur/Take the PitchReady scorecard and benchmark your ability to raise investment: https://pitchready.co.uk/Other free resources for entrepreneurs and start-ups:https://www.robotmascot.co.uk/free-resources/Other reading from Jean Gomes and Scott Allender:Leading In A Non-Linear World (J Gomes, 2023)The Enneagram of Emotional Intelligence (S Allender, 2023)Social:Instagram           @evolvingleaderLinkedIn             The Evolving Leader PodcastTwitter               @Evolving_LeaderYouTube           @evolvingleader The Evolving Leader is researched, written and presented by Jean Gomes and Scott Allender with production by Phil Kerby. It is an Outside production.

Do you want to get investment?  How can you get to meet investors?  Do you want to think about securing brilliant support for your business?  Then you need to listen in to this week's chat with James and Em – we chat all this and so much more! Follow James: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jameschurch88 Instagram: @jameschurch88 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamescchurch/ Twitter: @jameschurch88 About James Church: James Church is the author of the Amazon best-selling book, Investable Entrepreneur: How to convince investors your business is the one to back, and co-founder and COO of Robot Mascot, a global award-winning investment readiness agency. He's on a mission to stop great ideas failing due to poor communication and is frustrated to see so many founders struggle to raise the capital they need because they're unable to convince investors their business is the one to back. James is passionate about working with founders to present a clear, concise and credible business case to investors. James has won the Business Advisor of the Year award at the Growing Business Awards and has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of East Anglia.

Welcome to Episode 534 of the Yeukai Business Show. In this episode, Yeukai Kajidori and James Church dive into the world of investor outreach and how founders can secure funding for their businesses. They discuss the importance of reaching out to potential investors, the concept of being oversubscribed, and the benefits it brings. Also, they explore the challenges founders face in raising investment and putting together an investor-ready strategic plan.  So, if you want to know more about how to secure funding for your business, tune in now! In this episode, you'll discover: The importance to Reach out to hundreds of potential investorsAim to be oversubscribed for better dealsCraft a compelling pitch with a brilliant concept and a large marketBuilding relationships with investors before seeking fundingTrustworthiness and strategic planning are vital About James Church  James is the author of the Amazon best-selling book, "Investable Entrepreneur: How to convince investors your business is the one to back", and co-founder and COO of Robot Mascot, a global award-winning investment readiness agency. He's on a mission to stop great ideas failing due to poor communication and is frustrated to see so many founders struggle to raise the capital they need because they're unable to convince investors their business is the one to back. James is passionate about working with founders to present a clear, concise and credible business case to investors. James has won the Business Advisor of the Year award at the Growing Business Awards and has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of East Anglia More Information  Learn more about how to secure funding for your business at https://www.robotmascot.co.uk/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamescchurch/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robotmascot Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robotmascot/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/robotmascot Thanks for Tuning In! Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this episode on How to Expand Your Business, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Yeukai Business Show !" And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get. Please leave a review right now Thanks for listening!

James Church is a dedicated strategist and the creative mind behind Robot Mascot, an investment readiness agency passionate about helping early-stage businesses raise their first or second round of funding. As an experienced professional working with innovative startups, James has co-authored the bestselling book, Investable Entrepreneur, which takes readers through the methodologies used by Robot Mascot to effectively assist businesses on their fundraising journey. With his unique insights and proven strategies, James has plenty to offer to any early-stage startup founder looking to attract funding. James has won the Business Advisor of the Year award at the Growing Business Awards and has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of the East Anglia. He converses with Darryl Bates-Brownsword on the Exit Insights podcast about building investor relationships and securing funding for startups. Church explains why it's essential to show a willingness to take risks and back oneself to secure funding, the importance of creating a strategic plan and finding the right investors, and how communication is key to fundraising. He advises founders to approach funding as a sales and marketing campaign and seek out strategic advisors alongside investors who can offer more than just cash. Church also recommends visiting the PitchReady website to take a quiz, receive a twelve-page report, download his book on fundraising, and join a strategy session. This podcast episode is an excellent resource for early-stage startup founders seeking innovative funding strategies and practical tips for securing investment. Discover innovative funding strategies for early-stage startups. Uncover the significance of cultivating investor relationships. Delve into risk-taking's role in obtaining investment. Examine methods for balancing investor interests and founder equity. Learn the art of approaching fundraising like a sales and marketing campaign. Website: robotmascot.co.uk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameschurch/ Twitter: @jameschurch88 Instagram: @jameschurch88

James Church is a dedicated strategist and the creative mind behind Robot Mascot, an investment readiness agency passionate about helping early-stage businesses raise their first or second round of funding. As an experienced professional working with innovative startups, James has co-authored the bestselling book, Investable Entrepreneur, which takes readers through the methodologies used by Robot Mascot to effectively assist businesses on their fundraising journey. With his unique insights and proven strategies, James has plenty to offer to any early-stage startup founder looking to attract funding. James has won the Business Advisor of the Year award at the Growing Business Awards and has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of the East Anglia. He converses with Darryl Bates-Brownsword on the Exit Insights podcast about building investor relationships and securing funding for startups. Church explains why it's essential to show a willingness to take risks and back oneself to secure funding, the importance of creating a strategic plan and finding the right investors, and how communication is key to fundraising. He advises founders to approach funding as a sales and marketing campaign and seek out strategic advisors alongside investors who can offer more than just cash. Church also recommends visiting the PitchReady website to take a quiz, receive a twelve-page report, download his book on fundraising, and join a strategy session. This podcast episode is an excellent resource for early-stage startup founders seeking innovative funding strategies and practical tips for securing investment. Discover innovative funding strategies for early-stage startups. Uncover the significance of cultivating investor relationships. Delve into risk-taking's role in obtaining investment. Examine methods for balancing investor interests and founder equity. Learn the art of approaching fundraising like a sales and marketing campaign. Website: robotmascot.co.uk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameschurch/ Twitter: @jameschurch88 Instagram: @jameschurch88

People go where the jobs go. Better employment opportunities have historically been the main draw for areas experiencing significant population growth and has been the key reason for Silicon Valley's rapid expansion over the decades. Even though Silicon Valley's housing market has begun to stagnate, nothing seems to be a bigger red flag than Google putting the brakes on its mega-campus in San Jose. It's easy enough to point fingers at the work-from-home trend as the main reason for this pause, but AI moving into the workspace could be the biggest factor stunting Google's growth. Jack Russo and Joe Cucchiara discuss if ChatGPT will wipe out middle tier jobs that require more time than creativity.

James Church is on a mission to stop great ideas failing due to poor communication and is frustrated to see so many founders struggle to raise the capital they need because they're unable to convince investors their business is the one to back. James is passionate about working with founders to present a clear, concise and credible business case to investors. James has won the Business Advisor of the Year award at the Growing Business Awards and has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of East Anglia. Social Media https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamescchu... https://www.instagram.com/jameschurch88/ https://twitter.com/jameschurch88 https://www.facebook.com/jameschurch88/ Website https://www.robotmascot.co.uk/ Freebies PitchReady Scorecard: http://pitchready.co.uk/ Free Book: http://investableentrepreneur.co.uk/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/entrepreneurtalks/message

En este episodio de Rockstars del Dinero tenemos de invitada a Maryell Cisneros, fundadora de By the land una empresa de bienestar. Nos habló de su experiencia laboral en distintos países de Europa y como fue trabajar en estos durante más de 5 años. Maryell nos cuenta como es cerrar ciclos y empezar desde cero; también de como el burnout la inspiró para hacer una reestructuración de su vida y de como no solo se trata de hacer el salto, si no como la planeación de un proyecto de vida es un paso primordial para lograrlo. Además nos relata la experiencia como emprendedora en los eventos de Google Campus, como esto la empujó a realizar importaciones alrededor del mundo a través de Amazon, las ventajas y desventajas de realizarlas por medio de esta. Continuó contándonos sobre como fue la contratación de un mentor, sus inversiones en Bryan Ross y como fue trabajar directamente con él 6 meses y el entrenamiento que llevó durante ese tiempo, lo que aprendió gracias a esa asesoría y los resultados. Finalmente nos habló de su propia espiritualidad, la meditación, la divinidad y el crecimiento personal; de los loops que creamos y en los que caemos y como lograr salir de ellos. No pierdas tu tiempo, inviértelo en esta gran conversación con Maryell Cisneros.

Mary Davidge has spent her career at the forefront of biophilic design. Between 2014 and 2021, Mary served as Google's Director of Global Design, where she worked closely with biophilic leaders like Bill Browning and Judi Heerwagen to implement design solutions across Google's campuses that prioritize health, happiness, and the environment. Prior to that, she ran her own firm, where her groundbreaking work in biophilic design and green building helped lay the foundation for certifications like LEED Platinum and the Living Building Challenge. Nowadays, Mary serves on the board of the Biophilic Institute and on the advisory board of the International Living Future Institute Biophilic Design Initiative, advocating tirelessly for biophilic solutions at scale. In this episode, we discuss Mary's career at the intersection of tech and green building, the importance of placemaking, and why greening cities can solve multiple societal problems at once. Show NotesAbout Mary Davidge Google's Mary Davidge Talks Sustainability Changes in Silicon Valley Over the Years (Green Building Matters)Why Does Biophilic Design Make Us Feel So Good? With Bill Browning (Biophilic Solutions)Biophilic Design and the Human Habitat with Dr. Judith Heerwagen (Biophilic Solutions)Terrapin Bright GreenLEED Rating System (U.S. Green Building Council)Living Building Challenge (Living Future)Defining the Worst Type of Street Design (City Lab)What is Placemaking? (ArchDaily)Opinion | Since When Have Trees Existed Only for Rich Americans? (New York Times)The Biophilic InstituteKeywords: Nature, Biophilia, Biophilic Design, Green Building, Google, Google Campus, Silicon Valley, Tech, Tech Industry, Design, Architecture, Equity, Environmental Justice, Health

Great discussion with James, finding success for businesses and sharing his experiences with you. James Church is the author of the Amazon best-selling book, Investable Entrepreneur: How to convince investors your business is the one to back, and co-founder and COO of Robot Mascot, a global award-winning investment readiness agency.He's on a mission to stop great ideas failing due to poor communication and is frustrated to see so many founders struggle to raise the capital they need because they're unable to convince investors their business is the one to back. James is passionate about working with founders to present a clear, concise and credible business case to investors.James has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of East Anglia.https://www.robotmascot.co.uk/

Do you want to transition from your #9to5 to #HaveYourOwnBusiness? Listen now to this interview with Charlotte Barrett, #BusinessCoach & Consultant to learn how you can expand into having your own profitable business online and #liveyourbestlife!Learn more about Charlotte at: https://linktr.ee/charlottebarrettcoachingAbout Charlotte:Charlotte Barrett is a business coach and consultant specializing in helping women make their first 1k online that they can then 10x their income.She's also the co-founder of Think. Create. Initiate™ Mastermind that offers focused business coaching to corporate women ready to create a profitable business online. She has over a decade of small business experience and has helped hundreds of women clarify their business idea and get their first few paid clients online. Her success portfolio also extends to working with micro-enterprises, SMEs, Universities and large corporate organizations worldwide like “The Google Campus” to deliver bespoke business startup workshops. Co-host of the popular podcast show Think. Create. Initiate. Charlotte is also a mum of two daughters; Alissiah 12 and Alayah 2 years old.Expert Topics: - Motherhood & Business Without the overwhelm- How to move from Concept To Cash as a Budding Entrepreneur - How to build a profitable business online alongside your 9-5- Identity shifts needed to move from employee to entrepreneur#9to5life #9to5problems #businesscoachingforwomen #liveyourdreams #liveyourpurpose_____________________________________ ABOUT SAMIA:Samia Bano is the #HappinessExpert, author, speaker, podcaster & coach for coaches and healers. Samia is most known for her book, 'Make Change Fun and Easy' and her #podcast of the same name. With the help of her signature Follow Your Heart Process™, a unique combination of #PositivePsychology and the #spiritual wisdom of our most effective #ChangeMakers, Samia helps you overcome #LimitingBeliefs, your chains of fear, to develop a #PositiveMindset and create the impact and income you desire with fun and ease…Samia's advanced signature programs include the Happiness 101 Class and the Transformative Action Training.Samia is also a Certified #ReikiHealer and Crisis Counselor working to promote #MentalHealthAwareness. Samia models #HeartCenteredLeadership and business that is both #SociallyResponsible and #EnvironmentallyFriendly.Samia is a practicing #Muslim with an inter-spiritual approach. As someone who has a love and appreciation for diversity, she is a #BridgeBuilder between people of different faiths and cultures. Although Samia currently lives in California, USA, she has lived in 3 other countries and speaks Hindi, Urdu, and English fluently. To Book your Free HAPPINESS 101 EXPLORATION CALL with Samia, click: https://my.timetrade.com/book/JX9XJ

Do you want to transition from your #9to5 to #HaveYourOwnBusiness? Listen now to this interview with Charlotte Barrett, #BusinessCoach & Consultant to learn how you can expand into having your own profitable business online and #liveyourbestlife!Learn more about Charlotte at: https://linktr.ee/charlottebarrettcoachingAbout Charlotte:Charlotte Barrett is a business coach and consultant specializing in helping women make their first 1k online that they can then 10x their income.She's also the co-founder of Think. Create. Initiate™ Mastermind that offers focused business coaching to corporate women ready to create a profitable business online. She has over a decade of small business experience and has helped hundreds of women clarify their business idea and get their first few paid clients online. Her success portfolio also extends to working with micro-enterprises, SMEs, Universities and large corporate organizations worldwide like “The Google Campus” to deliver bespoke business startup workshops. Co-host of the popular podcast show Think. Create. Initiate. Charlotte is also a mum of two daughters; Alissiah 12 and Alayah 2 years old.Expert Topics: - Motherhood & Business Without the overwhelm- How to move from Concept To Cash as a Budding Entrepreneur - How to build a profitable business online alongside your 9-5- Identity shifts needed to move from employee to entrepreneur#9to5life #9to5problems #businesscoachingforwomen #liveyourdreams #liveyourpurpose_____________________________________ ABOUT SAMIA:Samia Bano is the #HappinessExpert, author, speaker, podcaster & coach for coaches and healers. Samia is most known for her book, 'Make Change Fun and Easy' and her #podcast of the same name. With the help of her signature Follow Your Heart Process™, a unique combination of #PositivePsychology and the #spiritual wisdom of our most effective #ChangeMakers, Samia helps you overcome #LimitingBeliefs, your chains of fear, to develop a #PositiveMindset and create the impact and income you desire with fun and ease…Samia's advanced signature programs include the Happiness 101 Class and the Transformative Action Training.Samia is also a Certified #ReikiHealer and Crisis Counselor working to promote #MentalHealthAwareness. Samia models #HeartCenteredLeadership and business that is both #SociallyResponsible and #EnvironmentallyFriendly.Samia is a practicing #Muslim with an inter-spiritual approach. As someone who has a love and appreciation for diversity, she is a #BridgeBuilder between people of different faiths and cultures. Although Samia currently lives in California, USA, she has lived in 3 other countries and speaks Hindi, Urdu, and English fluently. To Book your Free HAPPINESS 101 EXPLORATION CALL with Samia, click: https://my.timetrade.com/book/JX9XJ

Betty shares her story how she was traveling around the world on a planned nine year trip with her Mother when she cut it short because of an unexpected a-ha moment she had at the top of a moutain with her healthy homemade snacks. Betty shares how she went from an idea, how she raised venture capital money for the idea and is turning that idea into a world wide healthy snack company. About Betty Lu Betty is the founder and CEO of venture backed Confetti Snacks based in Singapore and New York City. Confetti crafts award-winning tasty gourmet snacks made from nutrient dense vegetables in exotic flavors inspired by scrumptious world favours that celebrate diversity and inclusion. The scrumptious plant-based snacks are colorful, vibrant and made from real sliced veggies and fruit. The snacks are tasty, an excellent source of vitamins and minerals, gently upcycled from imperfect produce or crop surplus to alleviate food waste. Confetti elevates rescued colorful produce to tasty nutritious snacks with a longer shelf life to protect food security. Top line growth is pegged to ending global hunger with partners like UNICEF, Red Cross, and UN's World Food Program, homeless shelters, orphanages, and the Ukraine refugee crisis to provide emergency food aid to communities facing severe malnutrition due to poverty, war, refugee crisis, drought, famine, or natural disasters. Confetti Snacks is currently distributed in leading supermarket chains, convenience, specialty stores, food service, schools, universities, healthcare, vending machines, luxury hotel mini bars, and office pantries of MNCs. Channels include 7-11, Shell, Mandarin Oriental, Hilton, Cold Storage, Jasons Marketplace, Selected NTUC Fairprice and Xtra Hypermarkets, Ryan's Grocery, Taste Gourmet Market, Everyday Vegan, Panda Mart and Red Mart. Corporate clients include Google Campus, Visa, UPS, Bloomberg, Lazada, Enterprise Singapore, DBS bank, UOB. In America, Confetti is listed in the largest food distributors of UNFI, US Foods, Gordon Food Service, Pod Foods, and seeing strong traction and growth in grocery channels and specialty stores across the states of New York, Illinois, Michigan, Texas, Colorado, Pacific Northwest, and California. These include Central Market HEB, The Goods Mart, Village Market, and specialty stores across USA. Betty is a guest lecturer, panelist, and juror for case competitions in leading universities of Nanyang Business School NTU, ESSEC, and the Singapore Institute of Management. Confetti Snacks has been used as a case study in global leading business universities as part of the business curriculum for on topics of marketing, branding and entrepreneurship studies. She is a branding expert with a global strategic outlook. Berry is an avid scuba diver, paraglider pilot, and world traveler. CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NewsletterOver 17,200 listeners and countinghttps://edge.ck.page/bea5b3fda6   EPISODE LINKS: Confetti Snackshttps://www.confettisnacks.com   HELPFUL FREE RESOURCES: How to Write a Business Plan in 13 easy to Build Slides. FREE 30+ page ebook https://www.buildabusiness.io/guide-to-building-the-perfect-business-plan1600276207655   EDGE PODCAST INFO: Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/edge/id1522407349 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7a3WcnSn9PlvwwF5hn4p4S YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCabV9Rcw4MohWvTGr3OTzFw Website https://MyEDGEPodcast.com RSS Feed https://buildabusinesssuccesssecrets.libsyn.com/rss   SUPPORT & CONNECT EDGE NEWSLETTEROver 17,200 listeners and countinghttps://edge.ck.page/bea5b3fda6   EDGE Podcast. A top podcast for entrepreneurs! https://myedgepodcast.com  

Tech In Five brengt je elke werkdag het technieuws in vijf minuten. WhatsApp heeft een native Windows app WhatsApp laat je verwijderde berichten terughalen Facebook laat je meer Reels maken Google wint rechtzaak in Australie Developper Airbnb maakt foutje Standbeeld Android 13 gespot op de Google Campus

In this episode of the Ideas on Stage podcast we spoke with James Church. James is the author of the Amazon best-selling book, Investable Entrepreneur: How to convince investors your business is the one to back, and co-founder and COO of Robot Mascot. He's on a mission to stop great ideas failing due to poor communication and is frustrated to see so many founders struggle to raise the capital they need because they're unable to convince investors their business is the one to back. James is passionate about working with founders to present a clear, concise and credible business case to investors. James has been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine and Forbes. He's run mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for accelerators run by The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Design Museum, Dent Global and the University of East Anglia. In this episode we talked about how to pitch investors. We hope you enjoy it! +++ Take the Confident Presenter Scorecard to benchmark your ability to deliver powerful presentations and identify opportunities for improvement: https://ideasonstage.com/score Want to learn more about how you can grow your business and increase your influence through great presenting? Register today for our free, live web class on all things presentation skills: https://www.ideasonstage.com/uk/masterclass

Tech In Five brengt je elke werkdag het technieuws in vijf minuten. WhatsApp heeft een native Windows app WhatsApp laat je verwijderde berichten terughalen Facebook laat je meer Reels maken Google wint rechtzaak in Australie Developper Airbnb maakt foutje Standbeeld Android 13 gespot op de Google Campus

This is a video podcast on M&A Stories regarding Pitching for Fund Raising and Investments with James Church Show Notes: Pitching is one of the entrepreneur's most powerful tools, especially for fundraising and investments. In this session, James Church talks about how to make your pitch highly impactful for your business. He talks about his book called Investable Entrepreneur where he mentions a 6-Principles of creating a perfect pitch (Plan, Projection, Structure, Content, Clarity, and Design). What is the mismatch in pitching between founders and investors? Investors look for Risks, Proofs, Assets, and Strength of implementation plans Entrepreneurs/Founders/Businesses pitch Possibilities, Revenue, Opportunities, and Ideas What sort of language do investors expect from the entrepreneur/business? Whether the entrepreneur/business is highly resourceful or not? Understands financial risks and financial wars. How much money is going to be used to build? How long will the investment last? Investment thinking. Commercial success. Implementation strategy. Watch the episode to know more about "Pitching". James Church is the co-founder and COO of Robot Mascot, the UK's leading pitch agency. Their clients are 40x more likely to raise investment and they are the trusted pitch partner to Crowdcube, Seedrs, Seed Legals, Swoop Funding, and Dent Global. James is the author of the best-selling book “Investable Entrepreneur”, where he shares his unique methodology for convincing investors. He has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, on numerous industry blogs and podcasts, ran mentoring sessions at Tech Hub, Google Campus, and Runway East, and delivered mastermind sessions for Design Museum, Dent Global, and The Chartered Institute of Marketing, and the University of East Anglia. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamescchurch/ ------- The hosts of the interview are: Anirvan Sen, CEO Fifth Chrome: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anirvansen/ Marcella Hall, HR M&A Expert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hallmarcella/ ------- This interview is part of a series run by Fifth Chrome (https://www.fifthchrome.com), a firm that enables experienced professionals to build "Future Capabilities for Business to thrive". ------- Books mentioned: The Investable Entrepreneur by James Church: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B08NRBW565/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_FYAA1DZBDT59RFMB67CM ------- Websites mentioned in the episode (for a free digital copy of the book): https://www.robotmascot.co.uk/pitchready/​

I had the honour of being a guest on the Think.Create.Initiate podcast hosted by the phenomenal Grace Nelson and Charlotte Barrett. This episode is a replay of the interview, during which I share: · My definition of wealth · How I developed my signature method - The Choices Blueprint · Why I believe it is important to acknowledge our past so we can have a healthier relationship with money. Here is some information about Grace Nelson and Charlotte Barrett: Charlotte Barrett and Grace Nelson are the Co-Founders of the Business Growth Agency and the creators of the Think.Create.Initiate™ Method. The ladies are dedicated to serving corporate women and create their first £1000 months online before going on to 10x their income with the exact same system, without having to leave your 9-5! They believe that it is simply not okay to be stuck in a job where you are not living up to your full potential and you know deep down that you're capable of so much more. Grace and Charlotte have over two decades of business experience combined, so they understand what it's like to have an idea you're passionate about but not knowing how to make it a profitable reality, so you can have a reliable income other than your job. Their success portfolio also extends to working with micro enterprises, SMEs, Universities and large corporate organizations worldwide like “The Google Campus” to deliver bespoke business startup workshops. Their collaborative unison is so unique and special that it draws in audiences on a global scale to follow their proven Think.Create.Initiate™ method for business success, as they teach from experience and ensure that all their programmes, events and workshops are highly interactive and action orientated. Grace and Charlotte go beyond being just business partners and are also “besties”. Both women are family orientated with Charlotte being a mum of two daughters including a 13 year old and 2.5 year old and Grace is a new mum with an 17 month old baby girl. Contact and work with Grace & Charlotte: Website: https://www.graceandcharlotte.com/ Join Grace & Charlotte's private membership: Thriving Female Startup Entrepreneurs membership: https://bit.ly/PrivateAccessFBGroup Thriving Female Startup Entrepreneurs membership is the community that Grace & Charlotte never had when starting out in their entrepreneurial journey. A place where your wins are celebrated and you can tap into expert advice weekly and receive support The Thriving Female Start Up Membership is the number one community online for start ups. Work with Tsitsi Mutiti and follow The Wealth Conversation: Wealth Builder Programme Waitlist: https://thewealthconversation.com/wealth-builder-programme-waitlist/ Book a Power Hour: https://calendly.com/thewealthconversation/power-hour Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewealthconversation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewealthconversation/ Download The Wealth Cornerstones Guide: https://thewealthconversation.com/free-guide/

About Charlotte Barrett: Charlotte Barrett is the Co-Founder of the Business Growth Agency which she runs with her business partner Grace Nelson. They are also the creators of the Think.Create.Initiate™ Method. The ladies are dedicated to serving corporate women and create their first £1000 months online before going on to 10x their income with the exact same system, without having to leave your 9-5! They believe that it is simply not okay to be stuck in a job where you are not living up to your full potential and you know deep down that you're capable of so much more. Grace and Charlotte have over two decades of business experience combined, so they understand what it's like to have an idea you're passionate about but not knowing how to make it a profitable reality, so you can have a reliable income other than your job. Their success portfolio also extends to working with micro enterprises, SMEs, Universities and large corporate organizations worldwide like “The Google Campus” to deliver bespoke business startup workshops. Their collaborative unison is so unique and special that it draws in audiences on a global scale to follow their proven Think.Create.Initiate™ method for business success, as they teach from experience and ensure that all their programmes, events and workshops are highly interactive and action orientated. Grace and Charlotte go beyond being just business partners and are also “besties”. Both women are family orientated with Charlotte being a mum of two daughters including a 13 year old and 2.5 year old and Grace is a new mum with an 17 month old baby girl. Key discussion points from this episode include: · Setting up a business whilst in a 9 – 5 job · The importance of small manageable income goals · The first steps to take to successfully turn your idea into a thriving business · Pros and Cons of starting a business whilst in a 9 – 5 job · Charlotte's definition of the Wealth Cornerstones Contact and work with Grace & Charlotte: Website: https://www.graceandcharlotte.com/ Join Grace & Charlotte's private membership: Thriving Female Startup Entrepreneurs membership: https://bit.ly/PrivateAccessFBGroup Thriving Female Startup Entrepreneurs membership is the community that Grace & Charlotte never had when starting out in their entrepreneurial journey. A place where your wins are celebrated and you can tap into expert advice weekly and receive support The Thriving Female Start Up Membership is the number one community online for start ups. Work with Tsitsi Mutiti and follow The Wealth Conversation: Book a Power Hour: https://calendly.com/thewealthconversation/power-hour Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewealthconversation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewealthconversation/ Download The Wealth Cornerstones Guide: https://thewealthconversation.com/free-guide/

Grace Nelson is a business coach, specializing in supporting women in corporate start their online business from scratch, make their first 1K months online before going on to 10x their income with the exact same system, without having to leave your 9-5! Grace believes that it is simply not okay to be stuck in a job where you are not living up to your full potential and you know deep down that you're capable of so much more. She has over a decade worth of business experience and understands what it's like to have an idea you're passionate about but not knowing how to make it a profitable reality, so you can have a reliable income other than your job. She's also the co-founder of Think. Create. Initiate ™ method, a proven pathway of success for those that wish to start up their online business from scratch alongside a 9-5, having no prior business. She has over a decade of small business experience and has helped hundreds of women clarify their business idea and get their first few paid clients online. Her success portfolio also extends to working with micro-enterprises, SMEs, Universities, and large corporate organizations worldwide like “The Google Campus” to deliver bespoke business startup workshops. Grace is also a co-host of the popular podcast show Think Create Initiate. Last year during all the craziness happening in the world, Grace became a new mum to her beautiful daughter Eliza-Rae who is now 18 months old, and scaled her business to £18K months, whilst still in a 9-5. Grace's Resource: https://graceandcharlotte.com/free-resources   OKIKI RESOURCES: Need Brand Photos? Book Here Join the Okiki Video Content Bootcamp Today!   FREEBIES: FREE DOWNLOADABLE PDF: www.okikiconsulting.com/resources My Top 14 Resources for Entrepreneurs and Solopreneurs PDF contains: My Top 4 Free Resources for Creating Content My Top 4 Phone Apps for Creating Video Content My Top 3 Desktop Apps for Creating Video Content My Top 4 Recommended tools for Solopreneurs ABOUT FIYIN: Fiyin Obayan is the founder of Okiki Consulting, where she helps business owners communicate their personal brand or company brand stories through video content, in order to communicate to their target audience.   She has been participating in video storytelling for 9 years starting with her previous Myspace Channel, and to her personal YouTube Channel. As an entrepreneur, She has learned to develop that skill for social media and now specializes in using it for the LinkedIn platform. Through posting regular content from September 2019, She has gone from 1000 connections to 8000 connections on the platforms and gained clients and she wants to empower others to do the same. Contact Fiyin: Website: www.okikiconsulting.com Email: info@okikiconsulting.com Phone: (306)716-0324 Instagram: @Okikiconsulting Facebook: @Okikiconsulting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fiyinfoluwaobayan/ Business: https://www.linkedin.com/company/okiki

"A bizarre mix of accelerator lead, angel investor and agony aunt."so today's guest, Marta Krupinska, describes herself. Marta has done 'the big three' of entrepreneurship: failed, scaled and sold. That's why she's perfectly placed as the head of Google's new(ish) institution in London- rising from the ashes of the infamous Google Campus, Google for Startups is designed to support thriving, diverse, and inclusive startup communities.Today's discussion is a must-listen for anyone seeking advice in developing and scaling their business. Marta is also the host of 'Scale-Ups and Downs", an upcoming panel podcast powered by Google for Startups, which invites founders at all stages of their journey to pick the brains of some of the most successful business leaders and experts in the UK.In today's show we discuss with Marta:What is the role of Head of Google for Startups? The closing of Google Campus and creating a new institution for startups in LondonHow Google for Startups is focused on opening up opportunities beyond just central London and increasing access to finance, talent and jobs.The different roles in the Google for Startups team and how they have changed.The Black Founders Fund Europe- Google using their brand to shine the light on important founder-lead issues. They have invested £2million into 30 black-lead startups from the EU, including 20 from the UK. Since then, those founders have raised $63m in follow on funding. The coolest thing Marta has seen at Google that we might not know about. If Marta was 22 in 2022, where she would start her career. Advice to those applying for jobs at Google-and how it's far more than just your academics that matter. Scale-ups and Downs, the Google for Startups podcast helping entrepreneurs solve problems of scale. What resources inspire Marta on a weekly basis. If Marta could go back in time at any point in history for 24 hours when would she go?Entrepreneurs and companies Marta believes deserve more recognition. If you'd like to see more information about the job roles being offered please look at my Twitter @jimmym

In the new and insightful episode of Conquer New Markets, Levent is joined by James Church, COO and co-founder of the UK's leading pitch specialist, Robot Mascot. In this episode, James talks about how to become an 'investable entrepreneur' and what it actually means. Breaking the subject step by step, the author of the Amazon bestseller takes the audience on a journey to understand the mindset of investors.  KEY TAKEAWAYS It can be quite different to pitch in a domestic market than it is to pitch in an international market. It's really important to understand your audience. Investors can have their own preferences as well. Some investors like to invest only in physical products while others may prefer to invest in services. It's really important for businesses to make sure that their ambitions are aligned with that of the investors. If you are looking to create a business with a big scale that employs 50+ people and plans to go overseas, working with investors is one of the best options for you to be able to reach the goals you've set in a reasonable time. Having a timezone-based model can create a huge difference in your business strategy. Especially if you are operating in the service industry, working with a timezone-based approach rather than a country-based one can give you so much scope. BEST MOMENTS “The main thing about pitching is to understand where your clients are pitching at for their investors. Let's take a business in UAE that could be pitching at the local market, the European market or the US market. The thing is, in terms of investors, there is a massive cultural difference to undertsand." “There is no right or wrong, it's about what makes the most strategic sense for your business.” "Going global is easier than ever - whether you are a software business or someone with a physical product. Even if you initially have a physical shopfront, you can easily create a digital one and then the whole world is your oyster." ABOUT THE HOST Levent Yildizgoren, the author of 'Good Business in any Language', is an award-winning entrepreneur, localisation professional and a PRINCE2 qualified project manager.  CONTACT METHOD Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/leventyildizgoren/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/yildizgoren   IG: https://www.instagram.com/levent.yildizgoren/ ABOUT THE GUEST James Church is the co-founder and COO of Robot Mascot, the UK's leading pitch agency whose clients are 30x more likely to raise investment. He is the author of the best-selling book “Investable Entrepreneur”, where he shares his unique methodology for convincing investors. James has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, on numerous industry blogs and podcasts, run mentoring sessions at Tech Hun, Google Campus and Runway East, and deliver mastermind sessions for Design Museum, The Chartered Institute of Marketing and the University of East Anglia. CONTACT METHOD Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robotmascot/  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/robot-mascot/  Personal Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamescchurch/  Website: www.robotmascot.co.uk VALUABLE RESOURCES Visit TTC website: https://ttcwetranslate.com/   Take TTC wetranslate's Scorecard: https://global.scoreapp.com/   Purchase James's book 'Investable Entrepreneur' on Amazon today: https://www.amazon.com/Investable-Entrepreneur-convince-investors-business/dp/1781334900 

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In this episode Kate meets Grace Nelson, a business coach, specialising in supporting women to start an online business. Grace believes that it is simply not okay to be stuck in a job where you are not living up to your full potential and you know deep down that you're capable of so much more.   She has over a decade's worth of business experience and understands what it's like to have an idea you're passionate about but not knowing how to make it a profitable reality, so you can have a reliable income other than your job. She has helped hundreds of women globally clarify their business idea and get their first few paid clients online.  Her success portfolio also extends to working with micro enterprises, SMEs, Universities and large corporate organizations worldwide like “The Google Campus” to deliver bespoke business start-up workshops.  She's the co-founder of Think. Create. Initiate ™ method, a proven pathway of online business success for those that wish to start up their online business from scratch alongside a 9-5, having no prior business experience.  Get Grace's FREE GUIDE to getting more clients here: https://bit.ly/23WaysToGetMoreClients

On this episode of The Podlight, San José Spotlight editor Nick Preciado sits down with reporter Sonya Herrera to delve into Google's massive 80-acre campus proposed for downtown San Jose. The project, more than three years in the making, cleared a major hurdle this week.

Nie żartuję, bo sam próbowałem: Roślinny Qurczak, to autorska receptura za którą stoi Iga Czubak, gdzie produkt wegański w smaku niczym nie odbiega od mięsa z kurczaka. Rozmawiamy o jej biznesie, jak dieta wegańska wpływa na ekologię, oraz dlaczego nawet nie-weganie sięgają po dania roślinne. Robert Makłowicz powiada: nie ma dla mnie znaczenia czy jedzenie jest mięsne, czy bezmięsne, ważne czy jest dobre i my tym tropem podążamy. Zastanawiamy się kiedy fast-food odejdzie zupełnie od serwowania mięsa. Podejmujemy też temat biznesplanu Igi, tego jaką drogę przeszedł jej biznes i jaką rolę w całości procesu odegrał Google Campus.   Aby rozwijać swój pomysł na startup, bądź skalować już ten powstały, warto dołączyć do społeczności Google for Startups na stronie https://www.campus.co/warsaw/  Roślinny Qurczak: https://qurczak.pl/  Rozmowa powstała przy współpracy Google for Startups, bardzo się cieszę że są miejsca gdzie dobre pomysły made in Poland mogą się rozwijać!

James Layfield is an entrepreneur and investor creating positive change through innovation in sectors ranging from property to financial technology. Most recently, James co-founded Clearfind, an easy-to-use, unbiased artificial intelligence platform that is changing the way companies manage and optimize software with data. James is a general partner in a fintech investment fund Treasury with the cofounders of Acorns, Betterment, and a board member of Paypal, and has angel investments across a host of technology ventures. James has founded and led multiple successful companies including Rise, the world’s largest fintech innovation platform, with Barclays; Never Ever Limited, an innovation catalyst and consulting agency; and Central Working, a shared workspace hub for business professionals. James is currently an ambassador for CognitionX the AI event, London and Partners, and the ScaleUp Institute. He also serves as the New York Tech Ambassador for the Mayor of London.   Most passionate about The thing that I'm working on right now is something that I've been exploring for the last four years, in a really interesting area of the world: software. I'm working on a company called Clearfind. We’re here to help people bring software into their company as effectively as possible and manage and reduce the cost of the software. James’s career and story I think of myself as a serial entrepreneur. I've always been driven by an absolute passion to try and solve problems that I have faced in my life. I basically created the idea of co-working in the UK, even before the work came around, which is quite exciting, through financial technology. I've been working in financial technology for the last 10 years with some of the biggest banks in the world. The number of available options in the market has increased exponentially and yet the tools with which to navigate it are the same. That's why there is this beautiful, cool area for tool like clarified. We're bringing that together with AI so that we can augment people in their jobs to make consistently smarter decisions. We think we've excelled at that. The first three years of our journey were spent working out how to do the software and then gathering that data. We only launched it in October of last year. We’re a four-year-old company that has been selling since October of last year. The reason is that it's really hard to do the thing that we've managed to do. Once we went to market, we found that this resonates with that audience of companies spending between three and 10 million a year and also with consultants. We have a couple of the world's largest consultancy firms working with us and are already getting some great results. On top of that, we have companies from many different sectors, from finance and banking to biotech and high-tech. Among all of these organizations, the commonality is the amount of money they're spending annually on software and the complexity of the ecosystem. Best advice for entrepreneurs I think basically to listen. I have to constantly remind myself of that. What we're doing is going back through the real insights that we have in our business from our real customers and opening our ears to listen to what they're telling us. You then start to adapt and change your messaging and product in a way that's going to resonate with them. The biggest, most critical failure with customers Many years ago, one of my first ever ventures was an experiential creative agency. We had just gotten to the final stages of hopefully about to win Microsoft. We were meeting the people whom you never want to meet when you're trying to sell someone, which is the procurement team. We want us both to come away really happy with this deal. That's where my little ego became a nightmare. I said, “I think the pricing is really fair right now, but are you sure you want me to look at what a fair price would be?” Absolutely. I got off the phone and like the absolute...

This week we welcomed as a guest our first venture capitalist, and we couldn't be more excited that it's Eze Vidra, one of the biggest mensches in VC. Eze is a managing partner at Remagine Ventures, and is a former partner at Google Ventures, former Googler, creator of Google Campus, and much more. And yes, it's a longer than usual episode. Eze is worth it, trust us! But feel free to use the pause and play button at your leisure :) We discussed:

Mark Hendricks is the Maintenance Manager of CountryHouse Residence, a residential home for individuals facing memory loss and dementia. CountryHouse Residence is part of the Agemark family of senior living communities, which operates several unique brands of communities spanning six states. Each brand has its own personality and offers a distinctive combination of senior living services. Before joining CountryHouse, Mark worked for Kitchell, where he was Site Manager at the Google Mountain View Campus. Mark has combined over 40 years of construction, facility management, and teaching experiences to perfectly fit his new role.  In this episode… What is the facility manager's bread and butter? Simply put: it's the ability to evaluate your experience and apply it whenever necessary. And though the position's title may have changed over the years, a facility manager is still one of the most underrepresented roles in the current market.  Mark Hendricks, the Maintenance Manager at CountryHouse Residence and Former Google Site Manager, hopes to highlight his experience as a site manager and demonstrate how his combined background in construction, teaching, and facility management redefines what it means to be a Director of Facilities.  In this week's episode of Watching Paint Dry, Greg Owens sits down with Mark Hendricks, Maintenance Manager at CountryHouse Residence and Former Google Campus Site Manager. They discuss working on the Google Campus, how COVID has changed the way businesses operate in the San Francisco area, and the importance of creating procedures in building management. Mark shares his joy of being a facility manager and emphasizes the wide range of duties and advancement available in the facility management industry.

Dzisiejszym gościem jest Jakub Szalaty, współzałożyciel i członek zarządu Entrepreneurs’ Organisation (EO Poland). Jest też współzałożycielem agencji Tribe47. Jakub od niedawna świadomie projektuje swoje życie. I choć wydarzenia podyktowane przypadkiem były dla niego dość korzystne to postanowił podjąć wyzwanie i przejąć ster. A raczej kierownicę. Dokładniej kierownicę roweru - bo o rowerach mówi bardzo dużo. W zasadzie na ten jeden odcinek moglibyśmy zmienić nazwę audycji na Zaprojektuj Swoje Życie z Rowerem.

Matt Essam is a business coach who helps creative freelancers grow their business by finding work that is both creatively fulfilling and financially rewarding. Matt has a lot of experience with presentations. He run 60 workshops in the last two years and also spoke at conferences and venues such as the Google Campus, General Assembly, Glug, Hey! and Mainframe Derby. Here's what we talked about: - Effective sales presentations - The importance of the Why - Framing ‘the next step' - Addressing objections - The close - Creating a sense of urgency and scarcity - How to be authentic - Understanding and listening to your audience - How to control nerves and be more comfortable - Dealing with the negative people in the room - Rehearsing - And much more We hope you enjoy it! +++ If you'd like to learn more about effective public speaking and presentation skills, come join us for one of our upcoming workshops in London: http://ideasonstageuk.eventbrite.com

911, what's your emergency? Uhhh....we've just watched the 9-1-1 franchise and we have THOUGHTS. We're coming in hot with toilet babies, Rob Lowe's journey of self discovery and skin care routine, a shocking number of jokes about the Google Campus, and plenty of white saviorism.

Dezeen's Face to Face podcast series continues with an interview with designer Thomas Heatherwick. Although not an architect, Heatherwick has become known for his large scale building projects such as the Vessel in New York, Coal Drops Yard in London and the upcoming Google Campus in Mountain View, California. Dezeen's founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs met with Heatherwick at his London studio to talk about his childhood fascination with engineering, his distaste for architectural discourse and how he completed his first building while still a student.

Welcome to the first episode of the Think.Create.Initiate (from sidehustle to startup) Podcast! We are your hosts, Grace Nelson and Charlotte Barrett (business partners and besties) and are known in the online space as Business Startup Strategists, coaches mentors, speakers and we will soon be adding “published authors” to our string of talents. Our passion lies in helping people to start and grow their online business without needing to have any prior business experience or be tech savvy. In this episode, we share exactly where we were at the time we decided to make a change in our lives and start our respective entrepreneurial journeys. Charlotte can definitely say that “entrepreneurial spirit” has been running through her veins for a long while. From an early age, she always wanted to be an entrepreneur and started her first business at the age of 18 before going on to run a successful restaurant and catering company at the age of 21 for 5 years before the dreaded recession hit and boy did it hard. Soon after Charlotte had her first daughter and then made the decision to go into the corporate world where she worked for a number of years but was still experiencing the affects “entrepreneurial itch”. Grace’s journey is very different as she always felt she was destined to be in the corporate world and pursued a career in Law and even bagged herself an MBA to add to her list of academic achievements. Grace started her entrepreneurial journey much later on in life at the age of 28 whilst being in a really unfulfilling job and experiencing bullying in the workplace from her then line manager. The stress of this horrendous experience badly affected Grace’s health and her auto immune condition grew significantly worse leaving her bed bound or unable to move. This is when Grace woke up to the fact that it was time for change. Both ladies came together in 2013 to start their first business partnership in bespoke events management which was a huge success before embarking in the coaching world in 2018. They have worked with 100’s of students, entrepreneurs, micro enterprises, SMEs and large corporate organisations worldwide like “The Google Campus”. Having been in their audience’s shoes, they teach from experience and ensure their programmes and workshops are interactive and action orientated. This podcast is for those who are ready to drop the excuses and start to take the steps forward in pursuing an entrepreneurial career. Every week, we will bring you key and relevant topics to ensure that you start off on the right foot and build the right foundations to create success in your life and business. Key Takeaways: Why you should just start NOW? The importance of seeking support to accelerate your business journey? The reality of starting a business from scratch and level of commitment required for the journey? If you have enjoyed today’s episode be sure to subscribe and leave a review so more amazing women just like you can get the information they need to make a change. Be sure to DOWNLOAD, SUBSCRIBE AND RATE this episode Keep the conversation going: Do keep the conversation going and be sure to follow us on all our socials and connect. Facebook community: The Female Entrepreneur Collective  Facebook Biz Page: 1 Less Stress Connect Instagram: @grace_and_charlotte_ YouTube: 1 Less Stress Connect  

W UX po godzinach rozmawiamy z ekspertami branży User Experience, a każdy sezon dedykujemy innemu zagadnieniu. Dzisiaj wykonujemy ostatni krok przed wejściem w proces projektowy na dobre i na tapet bierzemy współpracę z biznesem. Jak zbierać biznesowe wymagania, prowadzić warsztaty i wykorzystywać przy tym elementy Value Proposition Design? O tym opowie nam Patrycja Walencik - Product Designerka i Lider zespołu UX/UI przy Orange Flex, współzałożycielka Tipi-UX. Wywiad został nagrany w Creator Studio wewnątrz warszawskiego Google Campus. Rozmowę prowadzi Szymon Trzepla. Źródła: Value Proposition Design handbook Zbiór matryc strategicznych Google sprint toolkit --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ux-po-godzinach/message

Un año más, volvemos con un especial de Navidad/Año Nuevo de NexoFM. Además de un buen repaso a todo lo más relevante del 2019, nos la jugamos con una serie de predicciones sobre qué ocurrirá a nivel tecnología, startup y mucho más en 2030. Con un elenco de veteranos y novatos podcasteros espectacular: Luis Gonzalez-Blanch (GlobalIncubator.com / Singularity University) Rufo de la Rosa (Google Campus for Startups) Javier Santana (Carto, BBVA) Pablo Marin (Telefónica) Paco Gonzalez-Blanch (Amazon Alexa) Javier Andrés (Ticketea, Eventbrite) Teo Ruiz (Trycircular.com) Carlos Emilio Gomez (Google, Waze, 7r Ventures) Pasa y ponte cómodo, te vas a reir un rato. Y ya sabes, te esperamos dentro de un año para otro especial de Navidad! Gracias a Google Campus y especialmente a Daniel Marrón, nuestro técnico, por su ayuda en hacer el programa realidad.

Vigésimo episodio de la segunda temporada del podcast semanal presentado por Estefanía Pastor. En esta ocasión entrevistamos a Paloma Mas, 'ventures' en Plug and Play Tech Center, plataforma global de 'startups' con sede en California. Licenciada en Comunicación Audiovisual y Graduada en Publicidad por la Universidad CEU San Pablo, ha pasado por organizaciones referentes en el ámbito de las 'startups' como Business Booster o Tech Hub en Google Campus. En esta entrevista hablamos del back office de la compañía en Europa, instalado en València. También de las tendencias en 'startups', los criterios de inversión o el ecosistema emprendedor valenciano. Entrevistas sobre innovación y emprendimiento a perfiles de interés en la Comunitat Valenciana. Reflexionaremos con los entrevistados sobre el proceso de crear empresas, innovar y emprender desde València. Escucha todos los episodios de Plaza Innovadores en Plaza Radio o suscríbete en sus canales en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o iVoox.El podcast Paloma Mas y Plug and Play, la plataforma de innovación de Silicon Valley que mueve sus hilos desde Valencia ha sido publicado en Plaza Radio

Fernanda Caloi é Gerente de Programas do espaço do Google para startups em São Paulo, o Google Campus.  Em 2016, começou um negócio com seu marido, a TAO Bambu, que produz peças, acessórios e vendem varas de bambu tratado com o objetivo de fortalecer a cadeia do bambu no Brasil e disseminar a cultura de utilização deste material que é sustentável e muito benéfico para o ser humano pelas suas propriedades e características naturais. Confira os recursos exclusivos dessa entrevista feita pelo André Piazza: octanage.com Gostaria de ter a sua pergunta sobre inovação e empreendedorismo nos nossos episódios? Envie sua pergunta pelo WhatsApp em octanage.com/pergunte Se esse episódio despertou seu interesse em trabalhar conosco em lançar a sua ideia ou transformar o seu negócio, aplique para mentoria em octanage.com/mentoria Octanage é a sua dose de inspiração para inovar e empreender. Descubra como pensar e agir como um/a empreendedor/a de sucesso!Empreendedorismo | Inovação | Mentalidade e Habilidades para Empreender | Mulher Empreendedora | Negócios | Startups | MarketingOctanage é feito com amor para a comunidade empreendedora em língua portuguesa por André Piazza e Vinícius Fachinetto, consultores em Inovação e Negócios.

Digible was invited to the first Inaugural Google Acceleration Summit this October.  Our founders crack a few beers, and get real about the experience.  Rumor is, they didn't want to release this podcast - but hey, Google's not listening, right?

My amazing guest this week is Hui Wang, technologist, no-nonsense businesswoman and founder of Zebee (formerly Koala). Hui is on a mission to bring solo travellers together, creating fun adventures exploring different corners and cultures of the world and curing loneliness for young people through Zebee’s vibrant community. In this episode, we talk about how to create technology that brings people together instead of alienating us. We dive into how Hui has built healthy revenue and got to know what her customers really want in the process. We also touch on the travel industry, sustainability and protecting your business from founder splits… Enjoy! Join in the conversation online using #THEWOTPOD on Twitter https://twitter.com/TheWotPod and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thewotpod/. Chapters: 00:00 Episode Taster 00:42 Chapter 1: Meet Hui and Zebee 07:46 Chapter 2: Creating Real, Offline Friendships 11:42 Chapter 3: “I’m the Human Version of my Tech” 17:46 Chapter 4: Money Money Money 27:10 Chapter 5: Tech That Unites 31:23 Chapter 6: Travel: Good or Bad for the Planet? 34:52 Chapter 7: Founder Splits 40:37 Chapter 8: Staying Grounded Episode resources: Google Campus - https://www.campus.co/london/en/ Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene https://amzn.to/31PXU9H Find out more about Hui Wang and Zebee: https://www.zebee.co https://twitter.com/WeAreZebee_ https://www.instagram.com/wearezebee/ https://twitter.com/huiwang01 https://www.instagram.com/huisworld/ Connect with your host, Frankie Cotton: https://twitter.com/FrankieCotton_ https://www.instagram.com/frankiecotton_/

Olek Wandzel to były profesjonalny sportowiec, a obecnie VP Strategy w Abstra – firmie będącej największym producentem treści wideo na polskim YouTube. W tym odcinku audycji Zaprojektuj Swoje Życie opowiada o swojej karierze, o tym jak czyta książki i jakie ma plany na przyszłośćBio gościaOlek Wandzel to były profesjonalny sportowiec, a obecnie VP Strategy w Abstra – firmie będącej największym producentem treści wideo na polskim YouTube. Portfolio Abstra liczy kilkanaście kanałów, wśród których znajdują się tak rozpoznawalne, jak Abstrachuje.tv., Beksy, Dla Pieniędzy i Foot Truck. W wolnym czasie Olek prowadzi autorski podcast, w którym rozmawia ze znanymi interesującymi ludźmi ze świata biznesu, sportu, kultury, marketingu i wielu innych dziedzin.W tym odcinku audycji Zaprojektuj Swoje Życie dowiecie się:- po co Olek ma swój podcast i czego najbardziej się obawiał w związku z tym przedsięwzięciem- jak wygląda jego współpraca z ojcem i jak rozdzielają relacje rodzinne od biznesowych- czemu książki stanowią tak ważny element życia naszego gościaNotatki z odcinkaMaciej poznał się z Olkiem podczas imprezy inaugurującej otwarcie nowej lokalizacji Google Campus. Rozmawiali o podcastach i startupach. W dzisiejszym odcinku zgłębiają kolejne tematy.Olek próbował projektować swoje życie ale każda próba kończyła się mało pozytywnym rezultatem. Mając 24 lata, ma świadomość, że jest na początku swojej drogi. Nie zmienia to faktu, że nasz gość posiada sporo doświadczeń i przerobił niejedną znaczącą lekcję. Patrząc wstecz zauważa, że jego życie miało wyglądać inaczej. Był profesjonalnym sportowcem i aspirował do osiągnięcia wysokiego poziomu w tej branży. Grał w młodzieżowej reprezentacji Polski w piłce nożnej. Kariera sportowa miała być też pewnym etapem do przejścia w biznes “po sportowy”. Niestety z powodu kontuzji kolana nasz gość nie mógł kontynuować tej ścieżki. W tym czasie dużym wsparciem była dla niego rodzina i przyjaciele. To co przeniósł ze sportu do biznesu to współzawodnictwo, etyka pracy i chęć aktywnego podejmowania wyzwań. W czasie studiów pracował na Legii. Był to moment, w którym social media zaczynały też znacząco wpływać na sport. Kluby zaczęły regularnie kontaktować się ze swoimi fanami właśnie przy użyciu nowych technologii. Wtedy Olek zaczął pracę w dziale marketingu. Z czasem awansował, dużo się uczył, obserwował i słuchał. Dzięki tej pracy zrozumiał jak funkcjonuje organizacja. Zyskał nową perspektywę. Esport też jest istotnym elementem w kontekście kariery naszego gościa. Jest to dziedzina, która daje mu mnóstwo frajdy - jest to pewna forma współzawodnictwa - coś, co sportowcy lubią najbardziej. Olek cały czas szukał swojej drogi. Czuł, że potrzebuje nowych bodźców, i chce iść do przodu. To był moment gdy odpalił swój podcast. Wtedy też pojawiło się Abstra. Chłopaki szukali inwestora. Po paru spotkaniach, analizie makrotrendów, zaangażował się w to przedsięwzięcie. Obecnie jest VP Strategy w tej firmie. Celem Abstry jest tworzenie treści, które ludzie chcą oglądać. Mimo początkowych obaw, nasz gość prowadzić popularny podcast - Olek Wandzel Podcast. Motywacją do tego przedsięwzięcia była jego ciekawość. Cecha, która pozwala mu poszerzać horyzonty i wychodzić ze strefy komfortu. Nasz gość określa się mianem człowieka intensywnego. Jego działanie i to jak angażuje się w różne projekty zawsze dobija do 100%. Stara się być obecny, zainteresowany i zaangażowany. To, z czym Olek chciałby zostawić wszystkich słuchających i oglądających to poczucie, że niezależnie od tego co robimy, to my definiujemy jakimi jesteśmy ludźmi, jakie informacje przyswajamy i czym się interesujemy. Szerokie horyzonty dają nam wolność. Książki polecane przez Olka:The Life-Changing Manga of Tidying Up - Marie Kondo - https://amzn.to/2oYMIdF Steve Jobs: The Executive Biography - Walter Isaacson - https://amzn.to/35z6op3 The Ride of a Lifetime - Bob Iger - https://amzn.to/340BWTd Pamiętajcie aby subskrybować nasz kanał na YouTube, iTunes, Spotify lub wszędzie tam gdzie słuchacie podcastów. Co czwartek wywiady z przedsiębiorcami. I nie tylko!Więcej ciekawych historii i rozmów z wyjątkowymi gośćmi znajdziecie na naszej stronie: https://zaprojektujswojezycie.plFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/zaprojektujswojezycie/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zaprojektujswojezycie.pl/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/audycja-zsz/Aby nie przegapić kolejnego inspirującego odcinka audycji pamiętajcie o subskrypcji na YouTube lub waszych ulubionych aplikacjach gdzie słuchajcie podcastów.Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2VYPLgc iTunes: https://apple.co/2VXB25k

Einst sollte im Umspannwerk Kreuzberg ein Google-Campus für Start-ups entstehen. Nach Protesten wurden dort nun stattdessen Arbeitsräume für Engagierte aus der Zivilgesellschaft eröffnet.

In this week’s #DataTalk, we chat with Amit Golan, CEO and Co-Founder of Minute.ly, about ways his company is using artificial intelligence to improve and optimize the video editing process. Amit Golan is CEO and Co-Founder of Minute.ly, a leading video optimization platform for publishers. Amit is a serial entrepreneur having started several other companies in the tech space. He founded Minute.ly in 2014 with the aim of driving video engagement and revolutionizing the online video consumption process into a more financially rewarding and compelling content source. Amit leads the team at Minute.ly in developing new products to help the media industry optimize video strategy and revenue. Amit previously founded Scratch IL, which is a software that teaches young children to code. It’s currently implemented in 30 schools in Israel. Amit is currently a mentor at Google Campus specializing in Product Development. He has been a mentor at Google for past 4 and a half years and he has provided mentorship to entrepreneurs at WeWork in Israel as well. He is a graduate of the Zell Entrepreneurship Program, and he holds a B.A. in Interactive Communications and digital media from IDC Herzliya. Follow him on LinkedIn. Check out our upcoming data science live video chats

Ein Sonderpodcast zum Thema Herzensangelegenheiten Manche Dinge entstehen aus einem großen Willen der Mobilität und kommen von Herzen. Deswegen schenken wir diesen Herzensangelegenheiten auch dann und wann etwas Aufmerksamkeit und widmen ihnen sogar einen oder auch schon mehere Podcasts in der Hoffnung das wir damit nicht nur Leute erreichen, sondern im besten Fall begeistern. Die Techbikers.de (http://techbikers.de/) sind mir eine Herzenssache und daher fahre ich gemeinsam mit einer Reihe anderer Menschen gemeinsam Fahrrad für den guten Zweck - diesmal von Rügen nach Berlin. Möglich machen dies Sponsoren wie die DKB. TechBikers wurde 2012 vom Google Campus in London als Mittel für die Tech-Community geboren, um ihre Laptops abzustellen und dafür ein Fahrrad in die Hand zu nehmen, um Wohltätigkeitsorganisationen zu unterstützen, Netzwerke aufzubauen, Ideen auszutauschen und den Start-up-Vibe zu verbreiten. Die erste Fahrt fand von Paris nach London statt. TechBiker Deutschland waren bereits in Prag, Kopenhagen, Poznan, Hamburg und Berlin. Was 2012 in Großbritannien begann, wurde 2013 nach Deutschland gebracht. Hinter TechBikers Deutschland steht Jan Bechler, Gründer der Online-Marketing-Gruppe Finc3 und Partner der Online Marketing Rockstars zusammen mit dem ehemaligen Weltklasse-Triathlonsportler Folkert Behrends von Movement. Bis heute sind die TechBikers mehr als 3.500 km gefahren und haben weit über 300.000€ an verschiedene Wohltätigkeitsorganisationen gespendet. Das Herzstück von TechBikers ist eine 3-tägige Fahrradtour, die sie jedes Jahr von einer Startup-Stadt in eine andere führt. Ihr Ziel: Spaß haben, aktiv sein und Geld für einen guten Zweck sammeln. So sah der Ride im letzten Jahr aus: https://vimeo.com/278510690 TechBikers ist kein Rennen, es ist eine Veranstaltung, um Spaß zu haben und einen guten Zweck zu unterstützen. Zu Gast hatte André heute Lena Kleine-Kalmer von World Bicycle Relief und Arnulf Keese von der DKB. Die Drei sprachen etwa eine Stunde über dieses wunderbare Projekt: Fahrräder für Afrika und den Ende Juni anstehenden Techbikers.de -Ride von Rügen nach Berlin. Lena gibt dabei einen beeindruckenden Einblick in die Arbeit von WBR, den Impact den sie erreichen und die langjährige Zusammenarbeit mit den TechBikers. Arnulf ergänzt diese Ausführungen mit der Motivation der DKB als sozial engagierte und nachhaltig orientierte Bank dieses Projekt im zweiten Jahr zu unterstützen, sowie seine persönlichen Eindrücke und Motivationen beim Ride und im Fundraising. Bitte unterstützt doch auch durch eure Spende dieses wichtige Projekt. Hier könnt Ihr Spenden https://join.worldbicyclerelief.org/campaigntypes/techbikers2019

Ein Sonderpodcast zum Thema Herzensangelegenheiten Manche Dinge entstehen aus einem großen Willen der Mobilität und kommen von Herzen. Deswegen schenken wir diesen Herzensangelegenheiten auch dann und wann etwas Aufmerksamkeit und widmen ihnen sogar einen oder auch schon mehere Podcasts in der Hoffnung das wir damit nicht nur Leute erreichen, sondern im besten Fall begeistern. Die Techbikers.de (http://techbikers.de/) sind eine Herzenssache und daher fährt André gemeinsam mit einer Reihe anderer Menschen gemeinsam Fahrrad für den guten Zweck - diesmal von Rügen nach Berlin. Möglich machen dies Sponsoren wie die DKB. TechBikers wurde 2012 vom Google Campus in London als Mittel für die Tech-Community geboren, um ihre Laptops abzustellen und dafür ein Fahrrad in die Hand zu nehmen, um Wohltätigkeitsorganisationen zu unterstützen, Netzwerke aufzubauen, Ideen auszutauschen und den Start-up-Vibe zu verbreiten. Die erste Fahrt fand von Paris nach London statt. TechBiker Deutschland waren bereits in Prag, Kopenhagen, Poznan, Hamburg und Berlin. Was 2012 in Großbritannien begann, wurde 2013 nach Deutschland gebracht. Hinter TechBikers Deutschland steht Jan Bechler, Gründer der Online-Marketing-Gruppe Finc3 und Partner der Online Marketing Rockstars zusammen mit dem ehemaligen Weltklasse-Triathlonsportler Folkert Behrends von Movement. Bis heute sind die TechBikers mehr als 3.500 km gefahren und haben weit über 300.000€ an verschiedene Wohltätigkeitsorganisationen gespendet. Das Herzstück von TechBikers ist eine 3-tägige Fahrradtour, die sie jedes Jahr von einer Startup-Stadt in eine andere führt. Ihr Ziel: Spaß haben, aktiv sein und Geld für einen guten Zweck sammeln. So sah der Ride im letzten Jahr aus: https://vimeo.com/278510690 TechBikers ist kein Rennen, es ist eine Veranstaltung, um Spaß zu haben und einen guten Zweck zu unterstützen. Zu Gast hatte André heute Lena Kleine-Kalmer von World Bicycle Relief und Arnulf Keese von der DKB. Die Drei sprachen etwa eine Stunde über dieses wunderbare Projekt: Fahrräder für Afrika und den Ende Juni anstehenden Techbikers.de -Ride von Rügen nach Berlin. Lena gibt dabei einen beeindruckenden Einblick in die Arbeit von WBR, den Impact den sie erreichen und die langjährige Zusammenarbeit mit den TechBikers. Arnulf ergänzt diese Ausführungen mit der Motivation der DKB als sozial engagierte und nachhaltig orientierte Bank dieses Projekt im zweiten Jahr zu unterstützen, sowie seine persönlichen Eindrücke und Motivationen beim Ride und im Fundraising. Bitte unterstützt doch auch durch eure Spende dieses wichtige Projekt. Hier könnt Ihr Spenden https://join.worldbicyclerelief.org/campaigntypes/techbikers2019

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Do we give enough thought to the impact that the design and layout of our workplaces has on our individual & collective productivity & well-being? I delve into the world of workspace science to find the answers.Ros Pomeroy is a co-founder of Brainy Birdz; a consultancy specialising in the unpronounceable (for me, anyway) ‘zusammenarbeit’ - that’s to say, how people work together. Together with co-founder Dr Kerstin Sailer, Ros is at the forefront of using data to help diagnose what makes a workplace tick and what role design plays in this.In this podcast:What is workspace science and who should it be of interest to?How is design enabling the growth in co-working that we’re seeing?How can seating & proximity plans be optimised to bust silos in the office & bring people together?What’s the importance of visibility within the work place?Why are open-plan offices getting such a hard time of late?Ros’s favourite buildings are the new Google Campus & The Francis Crick Institute at Kings Cross for their design-led focus on collaboration & knowledge sharing. Her innovation to follow is the growing trend of data-led decision making across the build environment.The recommended addition to the newly formed Building Our Future reading list is Neil Usher’s The Elemental Workplace (see here for her review).You can find & follow Ros on social media via LinkedIn or Twitter (@rosamundpomeroy). For more references, do have a look at the Brainy Birdz blog. Also, Ros and Kerstin run regular workshops for anyone interested in learning more.

Pioneer High School math teacher and education tech lead Lisa Ceja was recently accepted into Google for Education's prestigious Certified Innovator Program. Ceja talks about meeting her fellow educators during a three-day Innovation Academy held at the Google Campus in Venice, California; working with experienced teachers in the Whittier Union High School District to bring technological solutions into the classroom, and how technology in the classroom has evolved in her 25 years as an educator.

notas del episodio: http://edesdezero.com/122 En este episodio te cuento sobre el próximo evento Startup Weekend Madrid que se va a celebrar en Google Campus del 23 al 25 de Noviembre y te cuento cómo puedes conseguir una entrada gratis o varios descuentos. ¡Corre que vuela!

An der Warschauer Straße hat nun auch die "East Side Mall" eröffnet. Ist das eine Bereicherung für den Kiez? Das ganze Areal wirkt jedenfalls recht steril und austauschbar. Nebenan in Kreuzberg stieß übrigens der "Google Campus" auf großen Widerstand - das Unternehmen zieht sich zurück. Ein Versagen der Politik, findet Sebastian Geisler. Und dann gibt es noch eine Überraschung: Emina Benalia verlässt "Molle und Korn" - und übergibt an Louisa Lagé. Zum Wohl!

Keine gute Woche für Konzerne: Google gibt seinen Start-up-Campus auf, eine Initiative will neben der Deutschen Wohnen noch vier andere Immobilienkonzerne enteignen und Vattenfall droht der Verlust des Stromnetzes. In Hamburgs Bahnhofsviertel St.-Georg führt eine Schlägerei dazu, dass einige Anwohner gegen die Drogenszene mobil machen. Sie fordern ein Verbot von Glasflaschen.

Berliner*innen haben mit der Besetzung des Google Campus den Herbst der Besetzungen eingeläutet. Am Samstag folgte die Besetzung mehrerer seit langer Zeit leerstehender Wohnungen. Nach Verhandlungen mit dem Eigentümer können die Besetzer*innen mindestens eine Woche bleiben. Das könnte ein Umsteuern in der Politik bedeuten, das Ende der Berliner Linie. In Hamburg sind in den letzten Tagen so viele Menschen auf die Straße gegangen, wie schon lange nicht mehr. Woran liegt das und was ist passiert?

Zwei Menschen sterben nach Pfefferspray-Einsätzen der Polizei in Hamburg und Hannover. Das Reizgas gilt als Biowaffe und ist im Krieg verboten, für den Einsatz im Inneren aber erlaubt. Wir erklären, wann es tödlich sein kann. In Berlin will Google einen Campus errichten, doch es gibt viel Widerstand in Kreuzberg. Viele fürchten, dass der Internetgigant mit dem Google Campus ein neues Silicon Valley errichten und die Gentrifizierung des Kiezes auf ein neues Level katapultieren will.

Como ya adelantamos varios podcasts atrás, esta semana os traemos el último programa de la segunda temporada. Y lo hacemos con muy buenas sensaciones. Junto a Cristina Bertrand de 11870, Esmeralda Martín de Muroexe, Andrés Casal de Wetaca, Tomás Santoro de SumaCRM y Victoriano Izquierdo de Graphext pudimos grabar un lindo episodio con público en uno de los espacios de Google Campus gracias a Colchón Morfeo y a SeedRocket (como ya bien sabéis) ¿Cómo fue? Para poder dar dinamismo al evento, Alberto y David plantearon el juego "Métrica, verdad o consecuencia" (aunque esta última por el peligro que podría acarrear, fue eliminada). Gracias a la maravillosa programación de Molpe, aleatoriamente se elegía a un invitado y este debía escoger entre métrica o verdad. La preguntas variaron entre cinco tópics: personal, producto, marketing, ventas o de la empresa en sí. Por otra parte, el público tenía la opción de rebote a través de la cual podían devolver la pregunta a cualquiera de los invitados o incluso a alguien del público. Pero antes de poder optar a este comodín debían de responder a una pregunta sobre MásQueStartups (donde observamos algunas dificultades para contestarlas) ¿Qué pasó? Hablamos desde cuánto dinero invierten en Adwords mensualmente, cómo gestionan su canal de soporte para clientes o las métricas que consideran más importantes hasta a qué creen que han dedicado menos tiempo o cuáles son sus costos mensuales. Y con la gran participación de Carlos de Valeet, casi todos los invitados acabaron respondiendo a todo. Para terminar, hicimos una ronda más donde el público hizo una pregunta a cada invitado. Tomás habló de trabajar en remoto; Victoriano y Esmeralda sobre cuáles son sus canales de venta actuales; Cristina de sus motivaciones para entrar en un proyecto; Andrés acerca de como tienen planteada su internacionalización; y Loly opinó del proceso de su reciente ronda de financiación. ¿Y ahora qué? Muchas gracias a todos los que vinieron al evento, a aquellos que nos escuchan desde el principio y a los que se han ido sumando al fandom de MásQueStartups. Nos vemos en Septiembre con más MQS que nunca ¡Ah! Y no te olvides de pasarte por Colchón Morfeo y duerme como nunca este Verano

Throughout her career, Jess has helped thousands of entrepreneurs expand their businesses online. She has had the privilege of being featured in Forbes, Forbes Under 30, Entrepreneur, the Huffington Post and has spoken at Google Campus in the UK. Jess’ entire career started at age 12 when she became fascinated with the website Neo Pets, a site that allowed children to play games with virtual pets.

[Audio de uma LIVE] Nesse episódio invadimos o QG da Original My, no Google Campus, em SP, uma empresa brazuca que está revolucionando o setor de Blockchain em todo o mundo! O CEO Edilson Osório conversou de forma descontraída com a gente e deu a real!

In this live talk from Google Campus x General Assembly, Mark Leruste, founder & host of The Unconventionalists and creator of The Impact Accelerator, explores the importance of asking yourself, "What does having an impact mean to you?". Based on his TEDx talk (https://www.markleruste.com/tedx/), Mark dives deeper into the reason why so many people are driven to start their own business. Get on all the action by subscribing on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-unconventionalists-with-mark-leruste/id1029651449?mt=2 SHOW NOTES www.theunconventionalists.com/episode/84 GET IN TOUCH Website: www.theunconventionalists.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/markleruste Twitter: www.twitter.com/markleruste YouTube: www.youtube.com/markleruste

Lior Degani is the Co-founder of Swayy (Acquired by Similar Web). He mentors at Google Campus in Tel Aviv to startups with Growth and Go to Market strategy as part of the Google Launchpad program. He specializes in system engineering, growth hacking and data analysis, with over 10 years experience working in Telecom and Startup companies, as well as serving in the prestigious IDF unit 8200 - an elite intelligence unit which has spawned many successful Hi-Tech entrepreneurs over the years. He lives in Tel Aviv, Israel. #PeakPerformers, Lior shares his start up journey on #TheEntrepYou today! Click To Tweet Show  Notes: Fun question for you…Would you rather be a giant rodent or a tiny elephant? I would go with a giant rodent. I would rather be big among the people around me. What is it like in Israel? Israel is a tiny country in the middle east. The weather is amazing, very hot these days. Tel Aviv is a very vibrant city. Tell us about the genesis of Swayy and what you do? Around 5 years ago we had several ideas for startups. We've tried to build a start up around business networking (like a mobile App). We basically make every mistake that any start up can. There is no single mistake that you shouldn't do in the start-up play book that we didn't make. It took us a long time to understand all the mistake that we made. We spent about 1 year doing nothing at all - spent a lot of money and our time. Luckily, we got to join a startup accelerator in Tel Aviv. A lot of people think our idea was stupid, so did we. We started off our journey with no idea, just us, three entrepreneurs. Because we had no idea and we were part of an accelerator, we wanted to take advantage of it. Every day we had a different idea. Throughout those ideas, we tested them every few weeks. We tried different things, some of them were pretty useful and successful on a small scale. We believed in marketing back then until now. We took the challenge to build a tool for ourselves that would help us understand what our community of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn are engaging with and how can we serve them. It was kind of a discovery of concept for business purposes for social media marketing. While building it we figured out it was actually a very good idea. We got great feedback for it, we decided to ditch every other idea that we have and launch Swayy. This was to analyze your social profile, looking at interaction and engagement that your followers are doing on your post and provide more relevant content for you to engage with them accordingly. We launched it in September 2013. Give us an example of how to use the app that you have created? It crawls through all your posts and engagement on a semantic level. For example, if you are fashion business and you share lots of content on social media, we are able to share specific articles about shoes or Paris or Jewelry, more relevant to your specific audience and generate more engagement. What were some of the mistakes that you made in the startup phase? I'll give you three: 1. We didn't share our idea with anyone - maybe we were afraid anyone would steal our idea. We did this for a year. You should never be afraid of sharing your idea. An idea in and of itself means nothing. It's about the execution, it's about the people behind the idea. Even if someone thinks your idea is great and are going to do it themselves, if you believe in yourself you will do it better. 2. We were looking to raise money from VCs and Angels but we decided to spend on our own and quit our jobs. Although it seems like a great thing to do because it means that you believe in your start up, that's wrong because you shouldn't spend money on your start up because it really gives you no other option to live. It makes you more stressful and dependent. It makes your lifespan shorter. You cannot always spend time on your startup because you're always worried about money. From a financial perspective,

Paweł Przybyszewski to specjalista ds. narzędzi komercjalizacji, który prezentuje je w procesie transferu technologii. Zajmuje się jej najlepszym biznesowym wykorzystaniem z uwzględnieniem wszystkich parametrów i ryzyk oraz rekomendacji ścieżki finansowania. W celu rozwoju biznesu, musiał się nauczyć, jak tworzyć społeczności i zarabiać na organizacji eventów.Jest brokerem technologii i popularyzatorem polskiej nauki. W Business Technology Progress jako ekspert ds. transferu technologii specjalizuje się w kompleksowej analizie technologii:-ocenia projekty innowacyjne/ technologiczne pod kątem potencjału komercjalizacji i atrakcyjności inwestycyjnej,-pośredniczy w pozyskiwaniu technologii współpracując bezpośrednio z wynalazcami i inwestorami."Realizowałem bardzo ciekawe projekty. Więc głównie wiedzę czerpię z porażek, bo wiele z tych projektów się nie udaje"Paweł organizuje szereg konferencji i wydarzeń. Jest aktywny w polskim i międzynarodowym środowisku R&D, Jest też doświadczonym coachem i doradcą z zakresu transferu technologii, ochrony i przenoszeniu praw własności intelektualnej, aplikacji biznesowej nowych produktów na rynek i możliwości ich finansowania.Poznałem go rok temu w Google Campus, gdy był organizatorem Konferencji Polcaster 2016, na której dowiedziałem się czym są podcasty. Można powiedzieć, że przyczynił się do tego, że robię z nim ten wywiad. Od tamtej pory moje życie się zmieniło nie do poznania, za co jestem mu dozgonnie wdzięczny."W Funduszu Venture Capital zauważyłem, że to co dla mnie jest sufitem, dla nich jest podłogą"Z wywiadu dowiecie się m.in:Jaką rolę eventy pełnią w rozwijaniu biznesu?Czego nauczył się jako sprzedawca butów?Dlaczego wie wszystko o butach?O dresiarskiej poduszce z butów NIKE i pochodzeniu jej technologii z NASA.Jak ze sprzedaży butów w galerii handlowej przeszedł bezpośrednio do funduszu Venture Capital?Jak w ciągu 2 lat awansował na pełnomocnika zarządu ds rozwoju biznesu?Co sprawiło, że postanowił założyć BT Progress?Z jakiego powodu zaczął nagrywać podcast?Jakie ma rady dla początkujących podcasterów?Jak zarabia fundusz Venture Capital?O pozyskiwaniu funduszy na realizowanie pomysłów innowacyjnych.O korzyściach z bycia członkiem BNI.Jak introwertyk może wykorzystywać networking do rozwoju biznesu?Czego nauczył się o networkingu od Grzegorza Turniaka?Dlaczego ze start-upami jest jak z podrywaniem dziewczyn?Czego o sprzedaży może nas nauczyć Stanisław Stanis?Jak w pełni wykorzystać uczestnictwo w wydarzeniu?Lepiej dawać, czy lepiej brać wizytówki?Kiedy powinno się wręczać wizytówkę?W jakich momentach sprzedaż jest najskuteczniejsza?Jaka misję życiową ma Paweł?O procesie budowania dochodów pasywnych.Czym jest projekt Fabryka i3?Jak budować społeczność, na przykładzie Fabryki i3?Jakie bezpłatne wydarzenia organizuje Fabryka i3?Gdzie można zapisać się na darmowe wydarzenia dla startupów?Jak organizatorzy wydarzeń ze sobą współpracują?O wydarzeniu WyStartupuj w Prahą.Dlaczego ludzie w jeansach będą zatrudniać ludzi w garniturach?Jak nauczyć się zbierać leady z podcastu Startup My Life?Jak blogerzy i vlogerzy pozyskują kontrakty dzięki społeczności, na przykładzie Mirka Burnejko z kanału MiroBurn?Jakie narzędzia służą do tworzenia społeczności?Jaką przewagę ma LinkedIn nad Facebookiem?Jak angażować grupę na Facebooku i LinkedIn?Czy warto organizować MeetUp-y?Jak krok po kroku zorganizować konferencję?Gdzie można bezpłatnie zorganizować konferencję?Jak pozyskać sponsorów na duże wydarzenie?O organizacji poprzednich konferencji Polcaster.Kiedy odbędzie się konferencja Polcaster 2017?Co się zmieni na tegorocznej konferencji Polcaster?O rozwoju podcastów i społeczności podcastowej w Polsce.Dlaczego wiele zawdzięcza Maćkowi Skrzyckiemu?Jak doradzał Korzeniowskiemu, w jakich ma chodzić butach.Jak pozyskiwać klientów na Twitterze?Ważne linki:https://www.linkedin.com/in/pawelprzybyszewski/http://www.btprogress.com/http://www.fi3.pl/Zapraszam Cię do słuchania Podcastu LEPIEJ TERAZ na iTunes i android-owych appkach do podcastów. np. PlayerFMJeśli Ci się podobało, wstaw proszę pozytywną recenzję na iTunes,Dalej zamierzam dzielić się z Wami moimi treściami ZA DARMO. Statystyki pokazują, że jest Was coraz więcej i cieszy mnie, że pragniecie dokonać zmiany w swoim życiu na lepsze i chcecie to zrobić z Lepiej Teraz

Ayer 22 de Mayo de 2017 se celebró la WordCamp de Madrid en el Google Campus, dos días frenéticos, el primero de charlas y el segundo de talleres al que por desgracia no pude asistir, … La entrada RadioWordPress #34: WordCamp Madrid 2017 se publicó primero en Eduardo Collado.

Today we feature Michael Kalanty, who is a man of many talents. And you learn why that’s the case. This interview is very well, timeline heavy. You learn step by step and the twists and turns between being an architecture student, chef, pastry chef, bread author, and lastly, consultant. You will learn the key points on how these happen and the catalysts that make Mike what he is today. What I love in this interview is the twist and turns throughout his life. I really dug in deep on his career path. Questions like Why did he switch into food, why did he decide to write a book, how hard it was to make a book…. And most of all, you’ll learn the best, most tangible advice on how to make good bread. About Michael Before Michael Kalanty served as Director of Education for the California Culinary Academy (“CCA”) in San Francisco from 1996 to 2000, he’d already built and sold a successful catering business and pastry shop in his native Philadelphia. While developing the artisan bread course for the Baking & Pastry Program at the CCA, he fell under the spell of yeast. He returned to the kitchen and has been teaching, writing, and baking bread ever since. He wrote his first book, How To Bake Bread: The Five Families of Bread®, in 2009 “because there wasn’t a detailed book for culinary students that was written in a student-friendly style.” The book went on to win the Gourmand Award for Best Bread Book in the World at the Paris Cookbook Fair the following year. It’s been adapted by hundreds of culinary schools across the country, most notably the Art Institute which has 42 campuses nationwide. It’s been translated into Brazilian Portuguese and is the standard text for professional culinary schools in Brazil. Michael’s track record in Bakery Innovation dates back to when the field was merely called product development. Many of his formulas for breads, crackers, and cookies can be found on grocery store shelves for clients like Pepperidge Farm and General Mills. He works with Clean Label initiatives to create healthy food choices that maximize flavor. Google Campus serves one of his gluten-free cookies. Michael is a certified master taster and licensed sensory panel moderator. He helps food innovation teams work effectively with consumer research to develop flavor and texture profiles that define food brands. As a teaching tool for his clients, he developed the “Aroma & Flavor Wheel for Bread”, for which he holds the copyright. He speaks often at conferences and seminars. His report on bakery trends, “What Is Up with Bread!”, is a mainstay on event programs for the International Association of Cooking Professionals and the American Culinary Federation. Michael lives in San Francisco. He’s taught baking courses across the U.S., in France, Italy, Germany, and Brazil. He teaches hands-on classes at the San Francisco Cooking School and several cooking schools in the Bay Area. How To Bake MORE Bread: Modern Breads/Wild Yeast is his second book. Sponsor This episode is sponsored by FoodGrads, an interactive platform for the Food & Beverage Industry, which focuses on closing the gap between students/recent graduates and employers. With a broader mission to attract and retain people to a meaningful career in food. From Food Scientists to Farmers, Chefs to Plant Managers, QA Technicians to Dieticians or R&D to Sales, no matter what your passion--there's something for everyone in Food—and they will help you find it. Join FoodGrads for support, mentorship and guidance to start your career. You’ll see an amazing new website in Spring 2017. Just go to foodgrads.com Key Takeaways How Gothic architecture made him fall in love with bread How hard work and passion is noticeable to chefs The journey of making a book How a book can make a great business card Question Summary One Sentence: I teach people how to bake bread What’s the most interesting place you’ve taught people to bake bread?: Paris cookbook fair. Mike’s book won 2011’s award: How to Bake Bread Steps to take to where you are today: Mathematician to Architecture to Chef to Pastry Chef, to Author to Consultant Did you take any formal education?: No What age did you switch to food?: 26 or so What year did you decide to write a book?: 2000. The “end of the world” made him think about his goals in life. One of them was to write a book. Brazillian Breakfast: Espresso and Asprin Artisan bakers in the Bay Area Was it hard to make a book?: It took 10 years for me to make a book. I would never discourage anyone from writing a book because you can learn about yourself. My Food Job Rocks: I can do a lot of cool projects New Food Trends and Technologies: Clean Label Tips on making good bread: Make one recipe for a year. You learn how it behaves differently in different environments French Country Bread: Pan de Compania What’s one thing in the food industry you’d like to know more about: Working with Herloom Grains. Grinding grains fresh Favorite Kitchen Item: My hands Favorite Book: The World According to Garp Any Advice for anyone to get into the culinary field: We work hard, we sweat Where can we find you next?:  Going to Boston next. New book: How to Bake More Bread Other Links Baking bread in a Dutch Oven Grocery Store Delivery Cricket protein Powders Digital Scale Brown Rice Syrup Brown Rice Syrup Powder/Flour Bean to Bar Chocolate

Nexo FM es un podcast que se adentra en el mundo de la tecnología de una forma diferente, con enfoques que nadie ha visto para noticias que seguramente no has leído por ninguna parte. Comandado por Carlos Gómez, en este sexto capítulo de nuestra primera temporada analizamos distintos temas de actualidad. El culebrón de Uber, la salida a bolsa de Snapchat, la insoportable levedad del Mobile World Congress y si los robots pagarán impuestos cuando se hagan con nuestros trabajos, como ha planteado Bill Gates. Lo haremos con la ayuda de los mejores: Luis y Paco González-Blanch y Javier Andrés, desde los estudios de Google Campus, y Jonás da Cruz desde San Francisco.

An offer of a freelance project whilst Emelie was still at uni kicked off a 7 year journey. From managing Social to strategising and forming a 'networked agency'. From Stockholm, to Tokyo, to London. Exploring the world, expanding her business. Learning to not always be 'so available' - there's more to life than work. Love learning from other freelancers like this? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, subscribe to the podcast and to the newsletter. You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.com Who the hell is Steve Folland? You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com Track him down on Twitter @sfolland or lay a trail of cake and he'll eventually catch you up.

Se você sempre quis conhecer o espaço de empreendedorismo do Google em São Paulo, vem com a gente ? O FIAP Café foi até lá e mostra tudo para você!!!

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This week Shira interviews and advises Sean and Chris Miller from Tubular.io. In a change from most episodes, Shira gave advise and did a bit of mentoring during this podcast - in addition to the helpful information given by the founding team of Tubular.io Sean Miller is the Founder and CEO of Tubular.io and Simplifyd. Born is Zimbabwe, Sean travelled the world working in the Television Live Broadcast industry before moving to the UK and setting up a creative agency which lead to the development of his now Saas passion in Simplifyd and Tubular. Sean is a tech enthusiast and creative who's all about removing unnecessary complexity which is very much the drive behind his products. Chris Miller worked in Business Development in South Africa with ELW Global, and delivered successful, procurement, logistical projects and contingency operations in countries such as Senegal, Togo, Mali, Cameroon, Niger and Burkina Faso. A passion for procurement and sales led to his role with Tubular.io where he now focusses in the integration of tubular with enterprises in the US and Europe. Shira Abel is the founder of Hunter & Bard, an inbound marketing and branding agency, and serves as its CEO. Previously she founded Abel Communications, and provided tech companies business development and marketing services as a consultant. Shira taught Marketing for Startups at Tel Aviv­ – Jaffa Academic College and has mentored at 500 Startups, Google Campus, Microsoft Ventures Accelerator, and other top accelerators. In addition, she’s spoken worldwide at Fortune 500 companies, conferences and top-tier universities on marketing. She also volunteers a few weeks of her time a year to USAID, where she mentors and teaches startups in developing regions. Shira holds an MBA from Kellogg School of Management.

As the head of Google Campus Warsaw, our guest today has had a critical role in the startup ecosystem in Poland. Rafał Płutecki started business in Poland by providing dial-up internet access to businesses that needed to be connected. Today, he's connecting young businesses to much more than just a modem. Through the Campus he links entrepreneurs to the networks and resources they need to become global enterprises.  Google Campus Warsaw Central-Eastern European Exchange Google for Entrepreneurs The University of Delaware About your host - Richard Lucas Richard is a business and social entrepreneur who founded, led and/or invested in more than 30 businesses, Richard has been a TEDx event organiser, supports the pro-entrepreneurship ecosystem, and leads entrepreneurship workshops at all levels: from pre-schools to leading business schools. Richard was born in Oxford and moved to Poland in 1991. Read more here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/entrepreneurship-and-leadership

01:35 Google I/O 2016 (#io15) 35:03 Google Play dla Chrome OS (wspierane urządzenia) 40:59 Google Campus – wrażenia Bartka 47:00 Daniel i Sławek vs. OSX 01:05:30 Snapchat (Bartek, Daniel, Sławek) iTunes | RSS | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube Daniel – @dmarcinkowski_ Sławek – @rotsap_ Bartek – @rogacewicz shufflecast@shufflecast.pl

Semana que vem, de 18 a 20 de maio, vai acontecer o Google I/O 2016, nos Estados Unidos. O evento que acontece anualmente desde 2008, este ano está de mudança, saindo do Moscone Center em São Francisco e indo para a cidade do Google Campus, Mountain View. Nesse episódio comento um pouco do histórico do...

Olá pessoal, Semana que vem, de 18 a 20 de maio, vai acontecer o Google I/O 2016, nos Estados Unidos. O evento que acontece anualmente desde 2008, este ano está de mudança, saindo do Moscone Center em São Francisco e indo para a cidade do Google Campus, Mountain View. Nesse episódio comento um pouco do histórico do evento, como vai ser a semana que vem e algumas idéias para uma cobertura do evento com episódios especiais de podcast. E conto com a sua opinião / sugestões para tentar fazer algo bem legal. Também comento um pouco sobre a palestra que vou apresentar sobre desenvolvimento Android. Aproveite que o episódio é curto, compartilhe com amigos, colegas de trabalho e outros devs que gostam de tecnologias Google. E claro, nos siga no Twitter (@devcommunitybr) e avalie no iTunes ou no seu agregador favorito! ;-) Links citados no episódio: * Google I/O 2016 * Google I/O Extended ++ Cidades com eventos no Brasil: * São Paulo * Belo Horizonte * Aracaju  * Brasilia  * Caxias do Sul  * Curitiba  * Fortaleza  * Francisco Beltrão  * Goiânia  * João Pessoa  * Juiz de Fora  * Maceió  * Natal  * Ribeirão Preto  * Vitória

Daniel has been featured on CNBC among other major media networks He has been awarded startup of the week by Wired Magazine, Startup of the year and best online service He had the most liked demo at the Google Campus and has managed to represent the UK foreign exchange market at SXSW Interactive. His company has helped customers exchange over $1 billion to date And all this he has achieved at the ripe old age of … 28! What you will learn: How to turn an idea into a wildly profitable business How to compete with the ‘big boys’ in your industry Why finding a co-founder can be crucial to building a successful business Why building a good team is key How to deal with the fear that gets in the way of success How to build trust though effective PR The Power of Momentum How to deal with negative feelings The advantages of starting out small Interesting highlights: Daniel reveals what happened 10 mins before he went live on CNBC Daniel talks about a major decision which involved starting all over again Which celebrity Daniel is privileged to know Daniel's #1  Advice: “Know when it's time to change the rules of the game!”Tweet This Resources & Links: CNBC (http://www.cnbc.com/) WIRED (http://www.wired.com/) CurrencyTransfer.com (http://currencytransfer.com) Gary Vaynerchuck (http://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/) Thank You for Listening! I would like to personally thank you for listening to my podcast.  If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it with others. Just click on the social buttons below. Also, if you  podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/can-i-pick-your-brain/id1076916148?mt=2) , you would be joining me on my mission to help as many people as I can become really successful. And finally if you haven’t already subscribed please  podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/can-i-pick-your-brain/id1076916148?mt=2) , so you can get automatic updates whenever another episode goes live!

The Tech.eu podcast is a weekly show where Neil S W Murray and Roxanne Varza discuss the most interesting stories from the European technology scene. On this episode they discuss: - Some big departures in the European tech space: Brent Hoberman, who has officially announced that he is leaving Profounders Capital And Eze Vidra, the man behind Google Campus and Partner at Google Ventures, announced he is leaving the company altogether - Dutch startups raised 430 million euros in 2015, which translates to less money but more deals raised in the Netherlands than the previous year, is this good or bad? - And finally, Roxanne and Neil reveal Tech.eu’s Person of the year for 2015 For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Sarah Drinkwater is the head of Campus London, Google's first physical hub for startups, providing work and event space, mentorship and education programs, as well as access to a vibrant startup community.Prior to Campus, Sarah led a global team of community managers around Google Maps, inspiring local experts to contribute their knowledge to the review platform, while also launching Campus for Mums in the UK as a volunteer project. Before Google, she ran the UK wing of European review site Qype, consulted on social media for household name brands and was a features journalist for UK magazines and newspapers.Sarah mentors social impact entrepreneurs through Bethnal Green Ventures and female founders through Entrepreneur Academy.

A special report from the 5th Augmented Planet Conference held in Google Campus on November 17th, 2014. There are interviews with speakers and delegates from Wikitude, Ignite Media, Amplified Robot. I also visit the British Museum to experience the Gamar AR Gift for Athena app. And finally I am joined in studio by young Irish AR entrepreneur Jack Hayes from Halo AR. Jack pitched at Web Summit and is currently developing in the area of wearable eyewear to run AR applications.

We're looking deeper into social media on this episode with Matthew Gardiner from Catch London. Sat on the roof of Google Campus in London we looked at the business side of social, communications and start-ups. 1. Google Campus, The Silicon Roundabout and the Eco-systems 2. Ukraine and Flood Hack 3. Collaborative Economy 4. Business modeling and communications strategy 5. Offline connection and inbound marketing Thanks to Matthew Gardiner Catch London: catchlondon.com | @CatchLondon @cafesoco | @rolandhulme | @dangoldmedia w. dangoldmedia.com Music by audionautix.com

Eze Vidra is the Head of Google for Entrepreneurs Europe and Google Campus London.  He is the Founder of TechBikers and writes at vccafe.com 

In this episode: welcome to 2008; great audiobooks by Nathan Lowell, including Quarter Share, Half Share, Full Share, and South Coast, all available at Podiobooks.com; Hacker Public Radio; the KDE Release Event at the Google Campus in Mountain View, CA; a review of Absolute FreeBSD by Michael W. Lucas.