Podcasts about government blockchain association

On today's episode we're talking about the complex issue of cryptocurrency and divorce, and to help unpack it, I brought in Chris Groshong. Chris made the leap from biotech to fintech when he founded CoinStructive back in 2015. Since then he's worked for crypto financial institutions and has helped hundreds of people track down crypto lost to scams, hacks, and yes, hidden in divorce. If crypto feels confusing, secretive, or even a little bit shady to you, you're not alone. But as Chris explains, the blockchain is actually built on transparency. So once you know what to look for, it becomes a powerful tool for uncovering hidden assets.  In this conversation, we break down what crypto really is, how it shows up in divorce, and what steps you can take if you suspect it's being used to conceal money. Here's what else we discuss in this episode: What cryptocurrency is and why understanding how it works is so important in the context of divorce (3:29) What the hell is the blockchain?? (4:56) Why crypto can be risky in divorce: people often forget that it's not just about gains, but losses too (21:26) Red flags that might signal your spouse is hiding crypto (think unexplainable withdrawals, hardware wallets, or sketchy apps) (24:56) How crypto investigations actually work and why they're often more successful than you'd think (44:49) Learn more about Chris Groshong: Chris Groshong is a Certified Fraud Investigator who focuses on helping victims of cryptocurrency scams. He is also the Chief Compliance Officer for several crypto financial institutions including Bitcoin ATM operators, OTC exchanges, Wallet operators, DeFi platforms and more. He helps oversee money transmitter licensing and regulatory affairs for his clients at a fraction of the cost of attorneys. He is a member of the CFCIA (California Financial Crimes Investigators Association), Government Blockchain Association, The Chamber of Digital Commerce, ABA (American Bar Association), ACFCS, ACFE, ACAMS, and has served as an Expert Witness in a Federal fraud case involving Bitcoin and Monero as well as several Divorce cases. He maintains a public-private partnership with the FBI through Infragard. Chris is the Executive Director of the Crypto Recovery Alliance, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping victims of crypto thefts and scams by providing Blockchain Forensics to victims who can't afford services, as well as access to low or no-cost Mental Health services and preventative education and training. Resources & Links:The Divorce Survival Guide Resource BundleFocused Strategy Sessions with Kate  Phoenix Rising: A Divorce Empowerment Collective Chris's website Crypto Recovery Alliance Chris on LinkedIn =================== DISCLAIMER:  THE COMMENTARY AND OPINIONS AVAILABLE ON THIS PODCAST ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING LEGAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVICE.  YOU SHOULD CONTACT AN ATTORNEY, COACH, OR THERAPIST IN YOUR STATE TO OBTAIN ADVICE WITH RESPECT TO ANY PARTICULAR ISSUE OR PROBLEM. Episode link: https://kateanthony.com/podcast/episode-328-crypto-and-divorce-how-to-uncover-digital-assets-with-chris-groshong  

In this episode of Digital Transformers, hosts Kevin L. Jackson and Gerard Dache explore the role of blockchain in government operations in this recent Emerging GovTech livestream, produced in partnership with the Government Blockchain Association and the National DigiFoundry. They welcome Amelia Powers Gardner, a pioneer in digital government services, and Paul F. Dowding, a blockchain expert in financial services.Amelia shares her journey from the private sector to public office, revolutionizing processes like marriage licensing and voting through blockchain. She discusses how blockchain enhances transparency in government budgeting, allowing for better tracking of federal, state, and private funds. Paul highlights how blockchain can improve financial operations, reduce fraud, and integrate with existing systems for greater efficiency.The discussion covers real-world deployment challenges, the importance of interoperability, and strategies for gaining adoption in slow-moving government environments. With blockchain's potential to transform financial accountability, this episode offers insights into the future of digital governance.Additional Links & Resources:Additional Links and Information:Learn more about the Government Blockchain Association: www.GBAglobal.orgLearn more about National Digifoundry: www.digifoundry.orgLearn more about the Blockchain Maturity Model: www.gbaglobal.org/blockchain-maturity-modelLearn more about Digital Transformers: https://supplychainnow.com/program/digital-transformers/Subscribe to Digital Transformers and other Supply Chain Now Programs: https://digital-transformers.captivate.fm/listenThis episode was hosted by Kevin L. Jackson and Gerard Dache. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/banking-financial-services-putting-government-budgets-blockchain-dt95

In this episode of Digital Transformers, we are featuring the February edition of the monthly livestream series, Emerging GovTech, sponsored by the Gornment Bloackchain Association and the National DigiFoundry. Join us as hosts Kevin L. Jackson and Gerard Dache, delve into the integration of emerging technologies like blockchain and AI in various industry verticals, with a focus on healthcare for this edition. Featuring insights from industry expert guests Pradeep Goel and Heather Flannery, the discussion highlights the importance of patient data ownership, the potential of blockchain to reduce fraud and inefficiencies, and the role of government in modernizing healthcare systems. Listen in and learn more about the need for consumer-centric approaches and the implementation of advanced technologies to drive significant improvements in healthcare delivery and cost management.Additional Links and Information:The 5 Roles of Blockchain in Healthcare Record Keeping: https://community.nasscom.in/communities/blockchain/5-roles-blockchain-healthcare-record-keepingRevolutionizing healthcare with AI: Expert predicts what's next for health tech in 2025 and beyond:https://techfundingnews.com/revolutionising-healthcare-with-ai-expert-predicts-whats-next-for-healthtech-in-2025-and-beyond/Learn more about the Government Blockchain Association: www.GBAglobal.orgLearn more about National Digifoundry: www.digifoundry.orgLearn more about AI MINDSystems Foundation: ai-mindsystems.orgLearn more about Tuumio: www.tuumio.comLearn more about the Blockchain Maturity Model: www.gbaglobal.org/blockchain-maturity-modelCheck out GBA Public Events: www.bit.ly/GBA-EventsSubscribe to GBA Mailing List: www.bit.ly/GBAglobal-newsletterJoin GBA: https://gbaglobal.org/membershipLearn more about Digital Transformers: https://supplychainnow.com/program/digital-transformers/Subscribe to Digital Transformers and other Supply Chain Now Programs: https://digital-transformers.captivate.fm/listenThis episode was hosted by Kevin L. Jackson and Gerard Dache. For additional information, please visit the dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/blockbuster-opportunity-mitigate-trillion-waste-fraud-abuse-united-states-healthcare-system-dt95

It's the biggest thing since the internet! Ken interviews Gerald Dache of the Government Blockchain Association. Also, a look back at the origins of television with Philo and Pem Farnsworth. Author, financial expert, and motivational speaker Cheryl Broussard explains how to start your own business. More at http://krobcollection.com

Join host Jacqueline Cooper, renowned for her shows CryptoMom2 and The Government Blockchain Association Talk Show, as she engages in an enlightening discussion with the founder of the Government Blockchain Association, Gerard Dache, and Dino C. Dell'Accio, Chief Information Officer at the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund. The topics of the conversation range from an in-depth look at GBA Global and reason for the creation of the IGF Blockchain Assurance & Standardization Dynamic Coalition. There is an indepth discussion about the Blockchain Maturity Model and how individuals and organizations can participate within the process of assessment. Discover more about GBA at gbaglobal.org.

In this episode of The Ethics Experts, Nick welcomes Reid Blackman, Ph.D. Reid is the author of “Ethical Machines” (Harvard Business Review Press), Founder and CEO of Virtue, an AI ethical risk consultancy, volunteer Chief Ethics Officer for the non-profit Government Blockchain Association, and an advisor to the Canadian government on their federal AI regulations. He was also a founding member of EY's AI Advisory Board and a Senior Advisor to the Deloitte AI Institute. https://www.linkedin.com/in/reid-blackman/ www.reidblackman.com

Earle G. Hall est un conférencier acclamé en technologie et en psychologie et a parlé à des publics du monde entier lors d'événements tels que TEDx et Wanderlust.   Il est un visionnaire et un innovateur reconnu internationalement dans plusieurs domaines technologiques. En tant que CEO de AXES.ai, une plateforme de gestion de l'information basée sur le cloud, il fournit des renseignements exploitables et des applications à l'industrie mondiale du jeu et des divertissements. Né et élevé à Placentia, NL Canada, Earle est un officier vétéran et diplômé du Royal Military College.   Earle est le président du conseil d'administration de l'International Gaming Standards Association (GSA) et est administrateur du Government Blockchain Association. Il est un ardent défenseur du jeu responsable.Il poursuit actuellement un doctorat en psychologie organisationnelle. Ses recherches se concentrent sur les neurosciences, le comportement humain, le but et la croissance personnelle. l est un ardent défenseur du jeu responsable.   Il poursuit actuellement un doctorat en psychologie organisationnelle. Ses recherches se concentrent sur les neurosciences, le comportement humain, le but et la croissance personnelle.   Axes Ai - Site web / Linkedin . Animée par Réjean Gauthier depuis 2017, l'émission « Dans la jungle des affaires » explore le côté humain et aventureux du monde des affaires à travers les yeux d'entrepreneurs et gestionnaires d'entreprises.   Connue pour son approche ludique, ses histoires captivantes et ses anecdotes surprenantes, l'émission met en lumière les individus à la tête d'entreprises d'ici et d'ailleurs. Chaque épisode se concentre sur un sujet différent, allant du repreneuriat à la gestion de crises, en passant par les défis et les exploits de l'entrepreneuriat.    Créez des liens avec d'autres entrepreneurs en rejoignant notre communauté sur Facebook & LinkedIn.   Cette émission est produite par BRONKO MARKETING INC.

Blockchain technology offers a number of security opportunities but the untamed 'wild west' of crypto poses numerous challenges for lawmakers. Hear from Mark Montoya about how US Federal agencies are working to develop regulations.     Mark Montoya, Chief Data Officer, Government Blockchain Association   For more great insights head to www.PublicSectorNetwork.co

"Many of us forget to be in service to the most important person in our lives - ourselves." - Earle G. Hall Do you find vulnerability scary? Have you ever been told you need to become more self-aware? Then today's episode is for you! My guest is Earle G. Hall, CEO of AXES.ai, a fintech company present in over 40 countries dedicated to the eradication of money laundering, addictive gambling, and illicit activities. I took furious notes during this interview because when you've traveled to 108 countries like he has, you learn a few things ;) Earle is Vice-Chairman of the International Gaming Standards Association and a Government Blockchain Association board member. He is a graduate of the Royal Military College of Canada and a Veteran Army Officer. He also holds a master's degree in Public Administration and has undertaken doctoral studies in Organizational Psychology. He hails from my home province of Newfoundland, and in this episode you'll learn: Why one of the greatest qualities a new leader can cultivate is self-awareness, and how to crack that code early in your career The power of humanizing your colleagues in a world of lost connection (hint: it's easier than you think) A life-changing tip he received from General Romeo Dallaire, and how it can help elevate you, too...and more! How Vulnerability Inspires Others The more I showed them my real, authentic, and vulnerable self, the more engaged they became with me and the more productive they became. That's when I learned that there's something more to leadership than just giving direction, orders, and getting things done.   Overcoming your fears and insecurities When you look out to the group and you're trying to guess everything they're judging about you, you're just judging yourself. So what you can do as a new leader is you can take note of everything you think people are judging you about, because all that is is chatter coming out of your brain. It's doubt, lack of confidence, self-esteem, and these are the things that you need to overcome to sit inside yourself and just be authentic.   Making the most out of your new leader role New leaders have a competitive edge. Because when you're a new leader, you know almost nothing, and so you get to ask questions and learn many things. You get to listen actively and engage with people sincerely. And when an employee sees a new leader that is interested, engage, and genuinely wanting to understand, that employee will open up their entire knowledge base and hand it over to you for free.   Links and Resources Connect with Earl: LinkedIn Richard Beckhard books Trello

They call it the third version of the Internet (web 3), but what does that mean?  What is the Metaverse? Join Al Del Degan and guest Sid Sharma as they unpack this complicated new world. Thank you for listening to the Leaders, Innovators and Big Ideas podcast, supported by Rainforest Alberta. The podcast that highlights those people who are contributing to and/or supporting the innovation ecosystem in Alberta. Host: Al Del Degan I have been involved in software development for more than 25 years. I have started companies, lead companies and worked for companies - doing many different things. I am honored to be considered a leader in Alberta's innovation ecosystem, and I give back as much, and often as I can. When I am not working or podcasting, you will find me pursuing my passions of photography, crypto investing, and wood working along with the occasional round of golf. Guest: Sid Sharma is a co-founder and CEO of REHUMAN Inc. a decentralized identity & metaverse company with a mission to build an inclusive and equitable global digital economy. REHUMAN is based in the US, Canada, and Africa. REHUMAN was founded in 2019 with a dream to make a positive impact in the world through innovative products and philanthropy. And for the past 3 years, REHUMAN Foundation is committed to providing daily meals to 1500 children in Africa, along with funding for the school infrastructure and maintenance.  Sid has over a decade of experience in HR tech, identity management & cybersecurity, He got involved in blockchain development in 2016 starting with Ethereum, and Hyperledger which eventually led him to self-sovereign identity/ decentralized identity/ ToIP in 2018. He is also a contributor at W3C, DIF, and Hyperledger. Sid currently leads the Hyperledger chapter for Alberta and the Western Canada chapter for Government Blockchain Association. Sid is a community builder and a supporter of Alberta's startup ecosystem. In 2019, he launched a western Canada chapter of the Founder Institute. And built a team of over 100 mentors, investors, and ecosystem partners such as Dentons, KPMG, Platform Calgary, Calgary Economic Development, Thin Air Labs, Valhalla Angels, and more. Sid is a champion for diversity, mental health, and inclusive leadership. In his free time, Sid hosts a podcast and a youtube channel. In Dec 2017, RE:HUMAN podcast (formerly JOLSID podcast) was ranked in “the top 48 podcasts in the world for entrepreneurs” by Entreprenur.com. Please be sure to share this episode with everyone you know. If you are interested in being either a host, a guest, or a sponsor of the show, please reach out. We are published in Google Podcasts and the iTunes store for Apple Podcasts We would be grateful if you could give us a rating as it helps spread the word about the show. Show Links: reHuman Inc. reUniverse Founders Institute Show Quotes: "You go to places and basically they want so much information about you or they won't even do background checks on you. They just look at you and just because you don't look like the usual demographics, you don't get the same opportunity." "So many people move to this country and they're educated doctors and physicians and stuff, and we have shortage of those people, but they drive cabs, so somebody's failing them" "The late majority only adopts things when user experience has been simplified. And right now user experience sucks in Web3" "If we really want Alberta to be next level, we have to go back to our roots of being pioneers and taking a little bit risk as opposed to we have to be political this, political that. And sometimes you just have to do it." "From a creator's perspective, you, you have to think about it. Have we done enough to protect our kids?" Credits... This Episode Sponsored By: New Idea Machine Episode Music: Tony Del Degan Creator & Producer: Al Del Degan  

In this special episode of What's on the Block? Wendy Charles from BurstIQ goes over some of the most important myths about Blockchain utilization in the Healthtech space, and debunks them.Talking Points:Regulation and BlockchainClinical researchFDA and research using BlockchainWendy Charles:Dr. Wendy Charles has been involved in clinical trials from every perspective for over 30 years, with a strong background in operations and regulatory compliance. She currently serves as Chief Scientific Officer for BurstIQ, a next-gen blockchain-based data management platform for the health and life science sector. She is also a faculty member in the Health Administration program at the University of Colorado, Denver. Dr. Charles augments her blockchain healthcare experience by serving on the EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum Expert Panel, HIMSS Blockchain Task Force, Government Blockchain Association healthcare group, and IEEE Blockchain working groups. She is also involved as an assistant editor and reviewer for academic journals. Dr. Charles obtained her Ph.D. in Clinical Science with a specialty in Health Information Technology from the University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus. She is certified as an IRB Professional, Clinical Research Professional, and Blockchain Professional.BurstIQ:LifeGraph® from BurstQ takes the complexity out of managing sensitive human data freeing you to build trust through hyper-personalized health, work, and life digital experiences. Powered by an innovative Web 3.0-ready blockchain platform, LifeGraphs equip your business with trusted, secure, and intelligence-driven data ecosystems.This episode of What's on the Block? is hosted by Maxine Ewing and is produced by X4 Technology. https://www.x4-technology.com/

Carnegie New Leader Geoff Schaefer leads a lively conversation with Reid Blackman about his new book Ethical Machines: Your Concise Guide to Totally Unbiased, Transparent, and Respectful AI. Blackman cuts through the common jargon to deliver a clear and tangible approach to AI ethics. The conversation covers everything from "ethical nightmares" to the myth that ethical facts don't–and can't–exist. This episode is full of tips and tricks on how to think about the core ethical challenges in AI.  Reid Blackman is the founder and CEO of Virtue, an AI ethical risk consultancy, and volunteer chief ethics officer for the non-profit Government Blockchain Association. His work, which includes providing guidance to the likes of AWS, US Bank, Citibank, the FBI, NASA, and the World Economic Forum, has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal and Forbes.

Get to know these successful thought leaders and find out how they present themselves and their crafts as experts in their fields. Gerard Dache is the founder and executive director of the Government Blockchain Association. He has established over 100 government blockchain chapters around the world and has established approximately 50 working groups. GBA working groups cover a wide range of topics. Gerard has developed blockchain training materials that cover most of the established blockchain protocols, platforms, and products. If you and your org want to get involved in blockchain but do not know how or where to go, you should consider reaching out to Gerard Dache by visiting his website https://www.gbaglobal.org and going to https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerard-dache-60254023. Andrew Aken is a manager and cybersecurity advisor at Deloitte. He oversees systems from strategy to implementation that improve security, availability, and performance. His consulting expertise includes implementing strategic organizational initiatives, information security architecture, Zero Trust implementation, cybersecurity maturity assessment, DevSecOps management, risk management, and forensic analysis. If your company has either directly or within your industry experienced a security breach, you should consider reaching out to Andrew Aken by visiting his website https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en.html and going to https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajaken.  Angelique Rewers is the founder of the Premier Global Network of Experts serving corporate clients. She is also a Keynote Speaker and Top Media Contributor. She specializes in helping consultants, executive coaches, diverse suppliers, service providers, corporate trainers, speakers, and self-employed experts to win high-value corporate clients. She leverages her own experience navigating both sides of the corporate buying table over the last two decades to help her clients land corporate clients, boost revenue and stand out from the crowd. Her strategies are built on direct, real-world experience. If you're running a small business and you want to land big clients. You want to land the big fish and you're thinking, “how do I start?” or “where do I go?,” You should reach out to Angelique Rewers by visiting her website at https://thecorporateagent.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeliquerewers/. Global Credibility Expert, Mitchell Levy is a TEDx speaker and international bestselling author of over 60 books. As The AHA Guy at AHAthat (https://ahathat.com), he helps to extract the genius from your head in a two-three hour interview so that his team can ghostwrite your book, publish it, distribute it, and make you an Amazon bestselling author in four months or less. He is an accomplished Entrepreneur who has created twenty businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. He's provided strategic consulting to over one hundred companies and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company. Mitchell has been happily married for thirty years and regularly spends four weeks in Europe with family and friends. Visit https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ for an archive of all the podcast episodes. Connect to Mitchell Levy on: Credibility Nation YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3kGA1LI Credibility Nation LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/credibilitynation/ Mitchell Levy Present AHA Moments: https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ Thought Leader Life: https://thoughtleaderlife.com Twitter: @Credtabulous Instagram: @credibilitynation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dismantling racism doesn't happen by simply one self-diagnosing as being "not racist," it requires actively engaging in dismantling systems and processes that are inherently biased according to race, socio-economic status, zip-code etc. As an example, it's not enough to say "I do not promote the keeping of trash in the full, kitchen trash can," we have to move onto the action steps starting with taking out the trash. Then we can start to implement systems that prevent the filling of the trash can and signaling to draw attention when needed. I take you around that allegory to explain the premise behind the work Dr. Damon Bryant is advocating. In order to join the NFL, the NBA, get into graduate school, or compete for a job, testing is required. Rightfully so, correct? If you or your organization needed to fill its ranks with the appropriate type of talent you would need ways to evaluate applicants, I get it. What Dr. Bryant has shown is that the test that many organizations employ are flawed, biased, lack transparency, and in many cases don't actually test for their intended variables. Simply put, old systems that we have failed to tear down are impacting the trajectory of our families, generation after generation. The good news is that Dr. Brant and his team are confident that employing blockchain technology they can change the game. Take a listen. -Be Moore PS: Play this podcast on Spotify for the option to watch video or simply listen to audio. Join our discussions online in our community, SEVEN. #DEI #BiasinAI #AI #Inherentbias #Equityandinclusion Guest: Dr. Damon Bryant, Professor and Researcher, Morgan State University Company: Xchainz.io, Strategic Advisor Dr. Bryant is an award winning industrial and organizational psychologist with experience in predictive modeling and artificial intelligence. He has been active in blockchain since 2015 and is certified by the Government Blockchain Association. Co-Host: Dr. Maurice Dolberry, Multi-Cultural Education Host: Bryndan D. Moore Bryndan D. Moore is a community builder, producer, and an award winning entrepreneur. Personally committed to creating equitable participation for Black professionals and Black families, Bryndan often serves as a consultant, helping organizations achieve brand and supplier diversity goals and objectives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theblackfuturist/message

This episode is all about what enterprise blockchain is and how it can be used! We are honored to feature Radhika Inyegar, co-author of the book “Enterprise Blockchain Has Arrived”. She shares with us how the blockchain came about conceptually, the differences between proof of work versus proof of stake, the different roles for permission and permission-less systems, smart contracts and the impact it will have on healthcare. Blockchain is essentially a database that has multiple owners, so everyone sees and has access to the same information. Right now, blockchain is used in the non-PHI side of healthcare.  Blockchain is all about truth and transparency in the transactions involved, and their application to healthcare is going to change the game.  About Rhadika Inyegar Radhika Iyengar is a TEDx and keynote speaker, author, Silicon Valley Woman of Influence, and a serial entrepreneur. She is Founding Partner at StarChain Ventures, a Silicon Valley-based venture studio focused on the convergence of advanced technologies including Blockchain, AI and IoT. She is also Managing Partner of DoubleNova Group, a global advanced tech advisory company based in Silicon Valley. Radhika is a co-author of the critically acclaimed book Enterprise Blockchain Has Arrived. As an enterprise blockchain expert, she has advised companies globally in the healthcare, fintech and supply chain sectors. She is a member of the Government Blockchain Association as well as the California Gov Ops Blockchain Working Group, a task force advising California state legislature, where she has advised on a wide range of areas such as healthcare, life sciences and pharma supply chains, digital identity, privacy, sustainability, and food and agriculture supply chains. Radhika is an Advisory Board Member and Global Ambassador of Blockchain in Healthcare Today (BHTY), the world's first peer-reviewed journal on blockchain in healthcare. Key Take-aways  The Internet changed the world, and blockchain is on its way to do the same.  Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology which allows multiple owners to have ownership of the data that's within it. Once a change is made in a blockchain, it is immutable.  In blockchain all of the blocks of information are tied to each other.  Blockchain does not store data, it stores the hash of the record.  Guest Links and Resources: Connect and Follow Radhika on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/radhikaiyengar13/  Follow Radhika on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RIyengar13  Grab your copy of the book “Enterprise Blockchain Has Arrived” by Radhika Inyegar and Jorden Woods here: https://www.amazon.com/Enterprise-Blockchain-Has-Arrived-Deployments-ebook/dp/B07Z3LJCHW 

Luc Bohunicky & Misha Hanin (DeepDive) discuss a controversial, disruptive technology topic: is enterprise blockchain adoption REALITY…or is it more BUZZ and HYPE? While the technology world was pitching 2020 as "the year of blockchain in enterprises" from reports as reputable as Gartner, Forrester, KPMG and Deloitte…the reality we've seen as technology builders has been quite a bit different! Misha has been in the blockchain technology world before any buzz ever existed, as an active member of the enterprise blockchain community, an Ambassador of Government Blockchain Association's UAE Chapter, and lead DeepDive Technology Group to become the first Hyperledger blockchain certified vendor in the entire MENA region. Despite his belief that blockchain remains “the future,” this episode discusses an honest perspective on what's holding blockchain back, with a strong call-to-action for all viewers to weigh-in with their own personal thoughts!   In this episode, we dive deep into such topics as...   -possible reasons WHY enterprise blockchain adoption has NOT lived up to expectations or hype -the difference between incremental improvement vs massive leaps in value, when it comes to new tech adoption -pros and cons of blockchain technology -the most ideal use-cases for blockchain technology -how the adoption of blockchain in the enterprise compares to adoption rates with other disruptive tech -what enterprise executives should do with this information (forget the hype, & experiment) 

During this conversation about Patient-Centric Identity Management for Healthcare, we discuss: Jim's vast experience and expertise in healthcare IT and today's leading standards that healthcare operators must follow when dealing with patient health data; The patient era, the next evolution of healthcare, and how the work happening at the Lumedic Exchange is enabling this. The Lumedic Exchange is exciting as it's an open ecosystem for collaboration around patient-centric health advancements and they're working on developing trust frameworks for this decentralized model, and much more through various working groups they host; Lumedic Connect, the toolkits to enable these processes to use Verifiable Credentials; Link to the Patient Era illustration we refer to a couple times throughout the episode: https://www.lumedic.io/perspectives/introducing-the-patient-era -- As the Chief Trust Officer for the Lumedic Exchange, the first internationally available patient-centric data exchange platform, Jim leads the development and harmonization of W3C verifiable credential data standards across healthcare and identity use cases. Additionally, as part of Tegria, a services and solutions company launched by Providence, one of the nation's largest health systems, Jim joins Providence leaders directly contributing to HL7 project teams. Jim works closely to identify opportunities to leverage new developments in data standards and contribute technical advancements back to HL7, ISO, and IEEE standards development. Given the dramatic changes in technology and healthcare delivery, Jim previously founded the Institute for Healthcare Financial Technology, which upon inception will be a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the healthcare value chain to reduce costs and streamline access and delivery of healthcare. IHFT builds on the innovations of financial, insurance and healthcare technology, especially in such concepts as distributed ledgers, blockchain, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Jim is a 2019 and 2020 FedHealthIT 100 winner, and is also active in the Healthcare Committee for the Government Blockchain Association, and member of the HIMSS Healthcare Blockchain Working Group. He is an advisor to multiple healthcare Blockchain start-ups, and guest lectures on Blockchain and technology at Universities and Industry. Jim has worked with large and small companies focusing on Agile development and project management, cyber security and healthcare information technology. Prior to that, Jim was Senior Director for Interoperability at HIMSS, a cause-based, not-for-profit organization exclusively focused on providing global leadership for the optimal use of information technology (IT) and management systems for the betterment of healthcare. Jim is a veteran and former naval officer, having served in both active and reserve capacity. -- Follow Jim St-Clair https://twitter.com/jstclair1 https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimstclair/ Follow Mathieu Glaude https://twitter.com/mathieu_glaude https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathieuglaude/

Today we speak with Dr. Goldston on the new world of Blockchain, AIs, and NFTs! Recently, we've heard all the hype about buying digital art, what does that mean? How are some companies using blockchain to create solutions to social problems? And what does AI have to do with it? Find out all of that on this episode. Dr. Goldston shares his vision of this not-to-distant future. Justin Goldston, Ph.D. is a leading expert on blockchain technology and its inclusion in business enterprises. As a certified management consultant, he has worked with leaders of organizations implementing enterprise applications around the world. With his love for technology and his passion to make a positive impact on social change, Dr. Goldston has made it his mission to bring technological knowledge and capabilities to the people. Dr. Goldston is a member of The Blockchain Council, The World Blockchain Association, The Government Blockchain Association, and is currently studying in one of the first Blockchain programs in the country at Cornell University. With a belief that it was his time to pay it forward, Dr. Goldston entered into academia teaching both undergraduate and graduate programs at Aurora University, North Carolina Wesleyan College, as well as being a guest lecturer at Rutgers University and Morgan State University . Dr. Goldston was selected to evaluate one of the first doctoral programs in Quality Systems Management for the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education. Goldston has shared his research on various technologies at both academic and professional conferences around the world and is the author of the book Critical Success Factors in ERP implementations in Manufacturing Environments.

Kohei Kurihara, co-founder of Privacy by Design Lab and President of the Tokyo chapter of the Government Blockchain Association, helps us understand the difference between public and private blockchain and talks about how blockchain can be used in data privacy scenarios, how blockchain fits into the larger IT ecosystem, and which industries are taking up blockchain today.Additionally, David Houlding, Director of Healthcare Experiences at Microsoft tells us what investments in blockchain he is seeing particularly around data privacy.Episode Links:Episode TranscriptMicrosoft Azure Blockchain SolutionsAzure Blockchain ServiceAzure Blockchain WorkbenchGovernment Blockchain AssociationGuests:Kohei Kurihara is the co-founder of Privacy by Design Lab and has deep experience with blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. He is the president of the Tokyo chapter of the Government Blockchain Association.Follow him on LinkedIn or Twitter.David Houlding is Director of Healthcare Experiences at Microsoft. He has 26+ years of experience in healthcare spanning provider, payer, pharmaceutical, and life sciences segments worldwide, he also has deep experience and expertise in cloud computing, privacy, security, compliance, blockchain, and AI / ML. Responsibilities include leading an expert team and program to accelerate key healthcare partners of Microsoft with Azure, Marketplace, and GTM jumpstart (co-marketing, and co-selling) to help them grow worldwide.Follow him on LinkedIn or Twitter.HostDavid Starr is a Principal Azure Solutions Architect in the Marketplace Onboarding, Enablement, and Growth team at Microsoft. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Kohei Kurihara, Co-founder of Privacy by Design Lab - Designing The Future Data Society, Government Blockchain Association Tokyo Kohei Kurihara is a global recognised thought leader and influencer, the co-founder of Privacy by Design Lab @pbdlab, develops data privacy by design lab - that works culture and collaborative measures for future data society.Kohei is the President of the Tokyo Chapter at Government Blockchain Association, the community to consist of diversified talent and sectors. The platform is a part of blockchain practice with individual empowerment and seeks future government establishment.Kohei Kurihara Interview Focus1. An introduction from you - Japanese background, overview, education... 2. Japan has an unique bridge between old ancient traditions and culture and innovation and tech. Can you tell us about that?3. Career highlights4. Your company / companies, organisations and focus?5. Japan created the concept of Society 5.0 6. You are particularly focused on the areas of tech disruption and data and related privacy main areas related with 4IR and all areas of digital transformation. How do you see this?7. What are your goals and how do you see the future of work and the main trends in tech and society? Special with Covid-19 what ways do you envision to redesign our society with technology and social impact?About Dinis Guarda profile and Channelshttps://www.openbusinesscouncil.orghttps://www.dinisguarda.com/https://www.intelligenthq.comhttps://www.hedgethink.com/https://www.citiesabc.com/https://twitter.com/citiesabc__Dinis Guarda's 4IR: AI, Blockchain, Fintech, IoT - Reinventing a Nation https://www.4irbook.com/Intelligenthq Academy for blockchain, AI courses on https://academy.intelligenthq.com/Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/TeTaR59LIoc

This is an episode of “Why Isn't It Working - Business & Tech Podcast” with hosts Karl Wood, Michael Hamilton and guests.Today's guest is Mark Montoya. Mark is the Chief Data Officer at the Government Blockchain Association (GBA) in the United States. Mark is highly active within the blockchain and cryptocurrency community. His insights and opinions surrounding the disruption coming to global markets is second to none. Marks long term experience in financial services regulation has provided Mark with a unique perspective on the changes to come. In this conversation we discuss Mark's journey to date, his role at the GBA, global money printing, financial education, COVID-19, Bitcoin, alternative cryptocurrencies, the GBA whitepaper he is authoring that is to be submitted to the US congress, cryptocurrency within the mainstream and much more.Mark can be reached through:Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/mark-montoya-6a9aaa7Business Website: gbaglobal.org--Why Isn't It Working - Business & Tech Podcast details:Join Karl Wood & Michael Hamilton to discuss all things business and technology. The guys will bring you stories from the business side of tech. With over 30 years of combined experience with strategic business & IT delivery. Karl and Michael will bring their true insights into IT and how they can help with your business.Follow “Why Isn't It Working” on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/karlmickpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/why-isn-t-it-working-business-tech-podcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/karlmickpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsJ9jPaiU1OyKHOq-F3Kv4gListen and subscribe on the platform of your choice: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/why-isnt-it-working-business-tech-podcast/id1532844598Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93aHlpc250aXR3b3JraW5nLnBvZG9tYXRpYy5jb20vcnNzMi54bWw=Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VoQLrMMNGwr0tC4O7MTy?si=pnqkhM9XQR-DZBeq8leisAPodomatic: https://whyisntitworking.podomatic.com/

Guest Name : Justin Goldston, PhD, Professor in project and supply chain management at Penn State University Language : English, Publication date: Aug, 25. 2020 Justin Goldston, PhD is a Professor in project and supply chain management at Penn State University. He obtained the Doctor of Philosophy in Management (Leadership & organizational change) from Walden University. His specialization focuses on Supply chain management, Agile project management, ERP and Blockchain implementation. With his love for technology and his passion to make a positive impact on social change, Dr. Goldston has made it his mission to bring technological knowledge and capabilities to the people. He is also a member of The Blockchain Council, The World Blockchain Association, and The Government Blockchain Association. In today's episode, you'll learn: How does the blockchain disrupt supply chain businesses? What are the technology & capabilities required for taking a benefit from a blockchain? In the recent eras where the supply chain faces complex challenges, what are to be a key priority when implementing a blockchain? A few examples from a real-cases study where a company/organization has successfully led a project in the implementation of blockchain and then gain a competitive benefit). Connect with him on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-goldston/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bicarasupplychain/message

CoinDesk reporter Leigh Cuen is joined by attorney Preston Byrne, a partner at the Washington, D.C. office of Anderson Kill, to talk about fraud and constitutional rights. This episode is sponsored by ErisX, The Stellar Development Foundation and Grayscale Digital Large Cap Investment Fund.“There is really very little difference, at least in the point of origin...whether something is a scam,” Byrne said, regarding inaccurate blogs and representations of software projects. “Take Ethereum, for example. Ethereum had all manner of promises that were made...the statements coming from the Ethereum Foundation were somewhat more measured.” Regardless of whether any particular project is an attempt at fraud, it’s likely that online money schemes of every variety will become more common during this coronavirus crisis. According to Thomas Papageorge, head of the Consumer Protection Unit at the San Diego District Attorney’s office, there’s a “clear pattern” of more white-collar crimes since the recession began. “The rate of incidents, the amount of fraud, does increase dramatically during an emergency situation like this,” Papageorge said. “I’ve heard about new types of scams that involve cryptocurrency … investment scams and bogus advice about protecting your savings or bitcoin.”Bitcoin evangelist Andreas Antonopoulos tweeted that fraudsters were impersonating him to offer unemployed people fake jobs, identity thieves looking for personal information. Likewise, CoinDesk impersonators are also targeting people across the sector. According to Carnegie Mellon University economics professor Sevin Yeltekin, the financial stressors people are experiencing today make them “more vulnerable to those scams.” However, there is a silver lining, she said, because businesses that survive the current recession will do so because they reimagined how they operate, including “risk management.”Even tech-savvy people like Lisa Gus, startup investment lead at the Government Blockchain Association and co-founder of the startup WishKnish, can be vulnerable to fraudsters in such stressful times. Gus said she spent several weeks being led on by a scammer impersonating a Binance employee, before her startup’s security solution MetaCert identified a phishing domain behind the fraudster’s email account, support@communitybinance.org. “About LinkedIn, I’m not the only one being inundated with fake [investment] offers...the amount of propositions I’ve been getting (is up),” Gus said. “Especially for larger companies, it’s impossible to track profiles that are associated with them.”With regards to this instance, a LinkedIn spokesperson recommended members “take precautions” in these trying times and “report any messages or postings they believe are scams to us so we can investigate."Larger companies often charge early stage blockchain projects for working together, whether it’s cited as marketing costs or listing fees. In Gus’s case, the fraudster had due diligence paperwork and non-disclosure contracts, which made the scammer’s request for a bitcoin deposit less suspicious. As for retail users, ShapeShift CEO Erik Voorhees has “definitely seen more phishing attempts” since early March. Likewise, a Binance spokesperson said so far in 2020 the company saw an average of 180 scam reports per month, which dwarf the unreported instances. So the exchange offers a public verification tool to check whether websites, phone numbers, emails, Telegram and WeChat handles are actually affiliated with Binance. That’s why the blockchain explorer Etherscan launched the “EthProtect” program in April, to tag wallet addresses reportedly used for fraud. Etherscan CEO Matthew Tan said the company uses internal “circuit breakers” to minimize false positives and aims to provide users with “actionable data” to make “informed choices” about who they transact with. As for the attorney Byrne, he said in some cases cryptocurrency projects may run afoul of consumer protection issues, even if they are not considered unregistered securities or frauds. “There’s a range of representations of things, what you can say about things, that aren’t necessarily true but aren’t fraudulent,” he said. The fact is, cryptocurrency now exists. People will use it unethically, the same way they do with all other forms of money. But there are lawful and constructive ways to use the technology as well. “You can operate a bitcoin business in a regulatory compliant fashion,” Byrne said. “However, it requires a lot of work and advice and design to do that correctly.” Want more? Read my article about how the University of New Hampshire Law School is capitalizing on demand for blockchain expertise in the legal industry.

A blockchain supported voting app is in the aggressive testing phase and could be the solution for the upcoming 2020 Presidential Elections in the USA. Susan Eustis, the inventor of the Electronic Voting Machine is working with members of the Government Blockchain Association to bring this new solution to the voting public. The blockchain technology will secure the audit trail of every vote and the delivery via cell phones and devices will address concerns posed by social distancing and coronavirus. Several blockchain platforms (including Ardor - https://ardorplatform.org) are integrated into the new voting app. Contact Susan through the Government Blockchain Association - https://gbaglobal.org Part One of this Interview is on the Together-ing Podcast and can be found here: https://together-ing.com/electronic-voting-machine-inventor-works-on-blockchain-voting-app-for-elections-during-coronavirus-pandemic/

Susan Eustis invented the electronic voting machine. Now she has developed a cell phone app for voting that is secured by blockchain technology. This app would give voters the freedom to cast their ballots safely and remotely during the Coronavirus. Testing of the voting app begins today, April 24 for state election officials and anyone who is interested. In this interview Susan and I talk about her involvement in the voting process over the years and how she is coping and contributing during the coronavirus pandemic. Susan's best coping advice is to find happiness in the little things. Learn more about the blockchain voting project Susan is working on with other members of the Government Blockchain Association here: https://www.gbaglobal.org/?s=eustis For more conversations around the things people are doing and how they are coping during the coronavirus, visit www.together-ing.com

LinkedIn Guest Series - Lisa Gus is the CEO of WishKnish, a blockchain company providing the framework for financial inclusion, transparency and impact space. She's also one of the managing directors of VeeSee, a nonprofit offering legal and mental health aid, support framework, actionable data to affect policy change & due diligence into VC space to underserved entrepreneurs, especially women and people of color.Recently, she had been made the Investment Lead for a Government Blockchain Association, a global nonprofit working to promote blockchain use in the public sector.Segment 1The show begins with the message of the week, “In a world of algorithms, hashtags and followers, know the importance of human connection.” Jeremiah introduces the guest, Alisa Gus, the first guest of the new LinkedIn Guest series. Alisa talks about her background, first coming to the United States from Uzbekistan twenty-seven years ago at twelve years old, growing up in Kentucky and moving to DC to raise her children, particularly for its stellar educational opportunities, which transitions into the two discussing raising their children in today's scholastic systems.Segment 2This segment begins with Alisa speaking more on her education in Kentucky, getting her associates and shifting her focus to business, starting her career in marketing and meeting her husband, a developer, and becoming a producer on a show, moving into publication in 2011, and ended how she started working in the blockchain space. She talks about how she first got her start in publication in Virginia through savings and investments and the extended process of getting a book published and put into physical stores and online. She talks about the challenges of being a small business going against Amazon and how this led to the start of her blockchain business.Segment 3Elisa explains the concept of ‘blockchain', going into how she started her business in 2016, learning the ins-and-outs of Reddit , how it was initially created to cut down on banking fees, and its purpose cutting out middlemen like Amazon, explaining ICOs, how it all comes down to who you choose to trust, and explaining how Bitcoin and cryptocurrency fits into the big picture with the process. She also speaks on why banks decided to stay out of this arena. Elisa then goes into how blockchaining can help burgeoning business minds and how its beneficial for people looking to do business internationally, and how the automation of WishKnish makes the sharing of data amongst traders much more proficient. Segment 4The final segment of the show begins with how blockchaining can potentially replace big fish like Amazon and Google and how their existing technology will be integrated gradually to make the shift between that technology and blockchaining much smoother for the average consumer. Elisa then talks about being the Manager Partner at the nonprofit, VeeSee, which supports female entrepreneurs in many areas like legally and mentally, Gus going into learning from an experience of getting hurt by trusting the wrong people, which gave her the initiative to support the cause in the first place, as well as the especially high rates of mental health issues reported from female entrepreneurs in particular. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-entrepreneurial-web/donations

We talk with Gerard Dache, president of the Government Blockchain Association (GBA) about the future of money, blockchain technology, using technology to enhance the human experience and collaboration between people, business and the government. Thank you Gerard, we look forward to continue collaborating with you! #blockchain #MTTA #token #partywithpurpose #livemetta HOME - https://www.gbaglobal.org/ FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/GBAGlobalOfficial/ LINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/company/gbaglobal/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mettamakers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mettamakers/support

In this episode of the Grey Ave Podcast I interviewed Kwame Rugunda. He is a management consultant and technology entrepreneur with an interest in emerging technologies, particularly those designed to address the challenges of global development. An Electrical Engineer and Mathematician by training with experience in telecommunications, civic technology, and management consulting for governments, the United Nations and several private and non-profit organizations throughout Africa. 

Had an early exposure to the 4th industrial revolution due to interest in technology and innovation, with a particular interest in blockchain and its applications. Keen on making ubiquitous the role of blockchain innovation throughout Africa, and is the CEO of CryptoSavannah, a firm focused on solutions, advisory and training in blockchain technology. Other roles held include Country Director of Dalberg Data Insights a big-data analytics firm, Chairman of the Blockchain Association of Uganda which held Africa's largest blockchain event in May 2018, President of Government Blockchain Association, Kampala Chapter, and serves on the National Taskforce on Blockchain and 4IR Technologies. 

A graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government with Master’s Degree in Public Administration, and was a 2017 recipient the Harvard Kennedy School Lucius Littauer Award. Links:https://btafrica.com/our-team/ https://cryptosavannah.com

President at Government Blockchain Association is interviewed in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. To apply to become a featured co-author in one of Adam's upcoming books visit https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/become-an-author --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

We get all the scoop of developments in the Blockchain space in Taiwan from Jon Jones. Jon is the founder of the Taiwan Blockchain Alliance and the CEO of Blockcamp, a Blockchain incubator and ICO consulting firm. In addition, he is also a co-founder at Blockcity, the largest Blockchain and fintech event in Taiwan. Finally, Jon is the President of the Taiwan chapter of the Government Blockchain Association, a non-profit that works for the advancement and adoption of Blockchain technology in the public sector. In this episode, we discuss: How Jon landed up in Taiwan and how started the Taiwan Entrepreneur Club How that lead to Jon finding out about Bitcoin Ethereum and the Blockchain technology Blockcamp incubator - the kind of projects they take on and the projects they have worked with Blockcity event (Taiwan Blockchain festival) - participants, the projects that participated and topics discussed Views of the Government of Taiwan and how Jon is working together with one of the legislators from the Taiwan Government to speed up the process to create the right regulatory environment Taiwan as a strategic location for Blockchain projects (proximity to China) Links to the projects run by Jon: Blockcamp (LinkedIn) Taiwan Blockchain Alliance (LinkedIn) Jon's LinkedIn

ABOUT THE GUEST Dr. Johnny Nobles is the Blockchain Specialist at Government Blockchain Association where he educates corporations, start-ups, and educational institutions on blockchain technology. He's the Senior Principal - Dental Advisory at Block RX. He is a Certified Bitcoin Professional and is very passionate about software, cryptocurrency, and healthcare. As a doctor, he works with healthcare institutions to combine blockchain technology with healthcare. He has 11 years experience in healthcare, research, and previously worked at Harvard Medical School. Estonia, a small country in Europe with a population of over 1.3 million is one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world. In this episode, we talk about E-Residency in Estonia. This means that you can own a property in Estonia even if you aren’t a citizen. An e-resident can have benefits like location independence, easy establishment, and management of the company. Johnny Nobles, an E-resident in Estonia talks more about this fascinating concept. So tune in and find out more!