Podcast appearances and mentions of greg bates

In this episode of The Distribution, host Brandon Sedloff sits down with Greg Bates, CEO of GID Investment Advisors, to explore how a 65-year-old private company is navigating today's real estate landscape with a focus on long-term value creation, vertical integration, and investor alignment. Greg shares his journey from growing up in a competitive family in Massachusetts to building and leading major investment platforms at GE Capital, and eventually joining GID. He discusses the evolution of multifamily and industrial real estate, the rising role of private credit, and how GID is positioning itself to remain disciplined and focused amid shifting market conditions and investor expectations. This episode covers: The value of vertical integration and why GID avoids third-party property management How GID thinks about product-market fit, partner alignment, and long-term capital Lessons from building businesses inside GE Capital and transitioning to entrepreneurial leadership The benefits and challenges of raising institutional capital while staying focused on alpha GID's approach to innovation, including AI, ESG, and building a captive insurance platform Greg also reflects on market cycles, the risks of chasing trends, and why he believes great outcomes come from buying high-quality assets and holding them through time. This is a wide-ranging conversation with an experienced operator and investor leading one of the country's most respected real estate investment firms. Past results are not indicative of future performance. This podcast is not intended as investment advice and is for information purposes only. GID is a client of Juniper Square. Links: Greg on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-bates-164809b/ GID - https://gid.com/ Brandon on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bsedloff/ Juniper Square - https://www.junipersquare.com/ Topics: (00:00:00) - Intro (00:01:45) - Greg's background and career (00:13:33) - Lessons learned in building companies (00:18:22) - Advice for folks changing companies (00:20:41) - Joining GID (00:22:29) - GID as an organization today (00:26:22) - Capitalization  (00:29:36) - Developing products and ideas (00:37:25) - Vertical integration (00:42:09) - The state of the market in 2025 (00:46:32) - The future of multifamily and industrial  (00:51:18) - Credit as a more durable business line (00:53:11) - The motivation to continue building GID (00:56:40) - AI and data 

Financial institutions are looking to deepfake detection solutions in their fight against the growing threat of generative AI-driven fraud. The growing deepfake detection market is expected to be a $15.7 billion industry by 2026, according to consultancy firm Deloitte. AI voice fraud detection startup Herd Security is one tech provider that banks are channeling to reduce targeted attacks against their organizations and clients, Brandon Min, co-founder and chief executive of Herd Security, tells Bank Automation News on this episode of the “The Buzz” podcast.  Herd Security, launched in 2023 by Min and his co-founder and chief technology officer Greg Bates, "can detect the presence of AI on any live call or previous audio-based recording with less than 10 seconds of audio,” Min says.  Herd Security will demonstrate its technology at Bank Automation Summit 2025 in Nashville, Tenn., on Monday, March 3. Listen to this episode of “The Buzz” podcast as Min discusses how banks can layer in deepfake detection tools to reduce fraud.  

Happy Saturday! This week former NFL QB Scott Hunter joins us (32:30) to talk about his time at Alabama and the NFL. Also writer Greg Bates from Sports Collectors Digest (1:02:01) and I talk Green Bay Packers and Hobby Happenings. We also have our regular features including Bakers Dozen (16:00), Making the Grade (1:30:02), The Big 3 (1:32:49), TTMCast Stamp of Approval (1:35:41), The Vern Rapp Minute (1:41:16) and TTM Returns (1:48:05). Send questions and feedback to us  at ttmcast@yahoo.com

This week Matt is joined by Bob DeWitt and Greg Bates from GID, the Boston-based, vertically integrated real estate investment manager. Bob is Vice Chairman and former CEO of GID and Greg is currently CEO and President. The pair tell the story of generational transitions in the real estate business through GID's unique lens. Bob recalls transforming the business in the 90's and early 2000's as GID, and others, institutionalized their businesses. This opened doors to significant professionalization and scaling in both the apartment sector and commercial real estate. GID underwent another major growth spurt more recently when it has scaled to compete with the new huge private equity investment shops as part of real estate's transition from an alternative asset class into a primary asset class. Greg foresees operational excellence becoming valued over capital appreciation as a measure of success as the market continues to shift.The theme of transition continues with Matt's firm, Terra Search Partners, which has recently become part of the global talent advisory firm ZRG Partners, where Matt will become global co-head of their real estate practice. This merger will enable ZRG to grow its real estate practice globally and further Terra Search Partners' long standing mission to help shape the future of the real estate industry.

This week Matt is joined by Bob DeWitt and Greg Bates from GID, the Boston-based, vertically integrated real estate investment manager. Bob is Vice Chairman and former CEO of GID and Greg is currently CEO and President.

In this week’s instalment of Joe Doyle’s Tradesman’s Survival Guide Podcast. Joe speaks to Greg Bates owner of After Rain Construction LTD. based in Co. Dublin. In this week’s episode Joe and Greg chat about: 1. How Greg solved his issue of losing money on an attic conversion using Joe’s pricing template 2. A Large job Greg has done for a restaurant chain in the past few weeks. 3. Pricing the restaurant Jobs. 4. Joe advice on pricing. 5. The importance of communication with the clients. 6. The Pipeline of the Business. 7. Recruiting Staff. 8. Dealing with Stress. If you enjoy todays episode and want to find out more about what I do, check out my business YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCel2pH5WE5qunrdFPT8dwFw Check out some of the work I do on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeDoyleEntrepreneur/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joedoyleentrepreneur/message

Show Notes:In this episode of Collector and Son the hosts discuss collection fraud and how it is ruining the industry and different ways to know if your item is authentic. They talk about who they would like to see at upcoming shows and talk some baseball with the season right around the corner!Intro: (0:00-1:48)Fraud in the industry: (1:49-16:14)Greg Bates story on Ted Williams: (1:55-3:45)JSA vs. PSA (3:46-7:03)Has the collector bought a fake? (7:05-9:32)The collectors advice to other collectors (9:33-11:26)Upcoming shows: 16:15-23:23)Who the collector wants to see (16:45-21:09)Who the son wants to see (21:10-23:23)Upcoming baseball season: (23:24-29:10John wins fan of the game (24:41-25:30)Some prospects to watch out for (25:34-27:11)Outro: 29:11-30:55)Connect with us:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Collector_N_SonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/collector_and_son/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4ly9_JSzddWA2h5O-AyvbQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Collector-Son-100482848671487

Two great interviews on one fantastic show! Greg Bates from Sports Collectors Digest joins the show (46:48) to talk about his article on forgeries in the autograph market and we have a bonus interview with MLB baseball HOFer Rickey Henderson (21:14). In addition, we have our regular segments Bakers Dozen (7:35), TTMCast Stamp of Approval (34:52), the Vern Rapp Minute (37:08) and review of weekly TTM returns (42:01). Please send comments and feedback to our text line at 978-729-0662.

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series where I take a deep dive into the Miller & Chevalier Chartered Latin American Corruption Survey. Over this five-part series I will visit with firm lawyers James Tillen, Matt Ellis, Alexandra Almonte and Greg Bates. Miller & Chevalier and 14 partner firms have tracked perspectives on anti-corruption issues in the region since 2008. It is the most comprehensive survey on the perception of corruption in Latin America.  This year, 54 percent of survey respondents said corruption is a significant obstacle to doing business – up 10 percent since 2012 – while only 45 percent of respondents believe offenders are likely to be prosecuted, down from 66 percent in 2008. Despite Latin America's anti-corruption progress over the last decade this new survey data reveals corruption risk to be at an all-time high across the region. In this Episode 5, I am joined by James Tillen and Matt Ellis to take a retrospective look back over the 12 years of Miller & Chevalier’s Latin American Corruption Survey. Some of the highlights include: How have the perceptions of corruption changed in the region over the past 10 years? What have been the changes in anti-corruption laws in the region over the past 10 years? What has been the progression of views on corruption related risks to specific countries over the past 10 years?   Miller has 14 partner firms from the region involved in the Survey and we discuss their crucial role in obtaining actionable data. For more information on the Miller & Chevalier Chartered 2020 Latin American Corruption Survey, click here. The Survey is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series where I take a deep dive into the Miller & Chevalier Chartered Latin American Corruption Survey. Over this five-part series I will visit with firm lawyers James Tillen, Matt Ellis, Alexandra Almonte and Greg Bates. Miller & Chevalier and 14 partner firms have tracked perspectives on anti-corruption issues in the region since 2008. It is the most comprehensive survey on the perception of corruption in Latin America.  This year, 54 percent of survey respondents said corruption is a significant obstacle to doing business – up 10 percent since 2012 – while only 45 percent of respondents believe offenders are likely to be prosecuted, down from 66 percent in 2008. Despite Latin America's anti-corruption progress over the last decade this new survey data reveals corruption risk to be at an all-time high across the region. In this Episode 4, I visit with firm Counsel Greg Bates and we explore some of the Survey’s data on compliance program design and implementation. Some of the highlights include: What does the Survey data mean for in-house compliance officers? What trends does the Survey indicate vis-à-vis compliance program data? The Survey had almost 1000 respondents, with a mix of representatives from multinational, local/regional, and public and private companies. Do you see different levels of importance of ABAC compliance programming based on the type of company that responded?   What other efforts to manage bribery and corruption risks are you seeing in the Survey data?   The Survey was conducted just before Coronavirus hit Latin America. Looking into your crystal ball, how do you think COVID-19 will impact compliance programming in the region? Join us in our final episode where I am joined by James Tillen and Matt Ellis to take a retrospective look back over the 12 years of Miller & Chevalier’s Latin American Corruption Survey. For more information on the Miller & Chevalier Chartered 2020 Latin American Corruption Survey, click here. The Survey is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series where I take a deep dive into the Miller & Chevalier Chartered Latin American Corruption Survey. Over this five-part series I will visit with firm lawyers James Tillen, Matt Ellis, Alexandra Almonte and Greg Bates. Miller & Chevalier and 14 partner firms have tracked perspectives on anti-corruption issues in the region since 2008. It is the most comprehensive survey on the perception of corruption in Latin America.  This year, 54 percent of survey respondents said corruption is a significant obstacle to doing business – up 10 percent since 2012 – while only 45 percent of respondents believe offenders are likely to be prosecuted, down from 66 percent in 2008. Despite Latin America's anti-corruption progress over the last decade this new survey data reveals corruption risk to be at an all-time high across the region. In this Episode 3, I visit with firm Member Alejandra Almonte and we explore some of the Survey’s high-level findings on compliance trends in the Latin American region. Some of the highlights include: What were some of the key high-level findings about corruption and anti-corruption compliance in the region?  Focusing on implementation of compliance programming in Latin America, what trends does the Survey show are emerging? Given the enactment of laws in the region, such as Brazil’s Clean Companies Act and other anti-corruption legislation, where does the FCPA stand in the region?   What does the continued importance of the FCPA mean for compliance programs in the Latin American Region?  Join us in our next episode where we explore some of the Survey’s data on compliance program design and implementation with Greg Bates. For more information on the Miller & Chevalier Chartered 2020 Latin American Corruption Survey, click here. The Survey is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series where I take a deep dive into the Miller & Chevalier Chartered Latin American Corruption Survey. Over this five-part series I will visit with firm lawyers James Tillen, Matt Ellis, Alexandra Almonte and Greg Bates. Miller & Chevalier and 14 partner firms have tracked perspectives on anti-corruption issues in the region since 2008. It is the most comprehensive survey on the perception of corruption in Latin America. This year, 54 percent of survey respondents said corruption is a significant obstacle to doing business – up 10 percent since 2012 – while only 45 percent of respondents believe offenders are likely to be prosecuted, down from 66 percent in 2008. Despite Latin America's anti-corruption progress over the last decade this new survey data reveals corruption risk to be at an all-time high across the region. In this Episode 2, I visit with firm Member Matt Ellis on some of the Survey’s findings on country specific corruption issues. Some of the highlights include: What countries in the region are seen as most corrupt? What were some of the most surprising country-specific findings? Brazil has been so active in recent years in leading corruption investigations and cooperating with other countries. What does the data say about Brazil? Mexico is a focus right now given the various investigations surrounding Pemex. What does the data say about Mexico corruption risk? Do any countries buck the trend of more perceived corruption risk? The Notebooks Scandal in Argentina was a surprising development. What are Argentines saying about their own anti-corruption laws and efforts? Join us in our next episode where we explore some of the Survey’s high-level findings on compliance trends with Alejandra Almonte. For more information on the Miller & Chevalier Chartered 2020 Latin American Corruption Survey, click here. The Survey is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series where I take a deep dive into the Miller & Chevalier Chartered 2020 Latin American Corruption Survey. Over this five-part series I will visit with firm lawyers James Tillen, Matt Ellis, Alexandra Almonte and Greg Bates. Miller & Chevalier and 14 partner firms have tracked perspectives on anti-corruption issues in the region since 2008. It is the most comprehensive survey on the perception of corruption in Latin America.  This year, 54 percent of survey respondents said corruption is a significant obstacle to doing business – up 10 percent since 2012 – while only 45 percent of respondents believe offenders are likely to be prosecuted, down from 66 percent in 2008. Despite Latin America's anti-corruption progress over the last decade this new survey data reveals corruption risk to be at an all-time high across the region. In this Episode 1, I visit with firm Member James Tillen on the Survey’s findings on region-wide corruption risks and region-wide perceptions of corruption and effectiveness of local anti-corruption laws. Some of the highlights include: Miller has been tracking views of corruption risk in the region since 2008. How do businesspeople perceive corruption risk in this Survey v. prior years? What kind of questions did Miller ask respondents to inform these perceptions of risk? What is the significance, if any, that risk has gone up at the same time that enforcement has gone up in the region over the last 10 or so years? What areas of government in the region are seen as most corrupt and least corrupt? Join us in our next episode where we explore Survey findings on some country-specific corruption issues with Matt Ellis. For more information on the Miller & Chevalier Chartered 2020 Latin American Corruption Survey, click here. The Survey is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Bates (@pensrule82) shows us how to supercharge our reporting skills and going past manual Excel reports with an introduction to PowerBI, and how he leverages different data sources such as a custom excel inventory sheet, vRops reports and WSUS patching database data to create reports that help him in his job as an IT infrastructure manager Resources: https://www.vgregbates.com/2020/02/asset-management-with-power-bi-and-vrops.html

At the Local Area Man Podcast we are crazy about our pod band, Stillhouse! Jones and I have Greg Bates, singer, song writer, lead guitarist, of Stillhouse on the show to talk about what he loves about music, his influences, and how he writes a good song. Listen and enjoy.

On this week's episode REFI Radio's Innovations in Real Estate, host Nancy Lashine sits down with GID's Greg Bates to discuss the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak and how the firm is navigating this tricky time.

This week I chat with Donny Lee. Like a moth to a flame, country music fans are drawn to the warmth and charm of Donny Lee. A down-to-earth guy who knows no stranger, the Canadian / Nashville-based songwriter and performer has been using his musical gift since singing with his parents band as a young adult, and still strums the 65 Gibson Hummingbird his father taught him to play. Donny Lee’s magnetic personality is not only a perfect fit for the stage, he also makes every single audience member feel like they are at their own personal concert, no matter what size the venue. Regularly invited back to perform at festivals and fairs, it is Donny Lee’s mission to ensure his fans have the best time possible at his shows. For the past several years, Donny has become a very popular performer in Nashville, playing famous honkytonks such as Tootsie’s World Famous Orchid Lounge, while promoting himself as a Country artist. Reviewers and locals alike say that Donny Lee is a must see performer in Nashville, and making his show part of your trip to the city is essential to the experience. Currently working on his third album in Nashville with Victoria Goodvin and Greg Bates along with Nashville publishing companies, set to release next year, Donny Lee released his first album titled ‘Who I Am’ in 2017. His follow up album ‘Better Believe It’ was produced by CCMA Award-winning producer Bart McKay, and released in Fall 2018. He’s had five songs on the radio since 2017, including “Two Lane High” which had a successful 13 week run in the top 100 on the Trax Reporting Charts. His 5th single “Anyone Else” was released in July 2019, surpassing it’s predecessor in air time. With Roots deep in Country music, Donny Lee shoots straight from the hip in how he approaches life and the stage. His engaging, interactive performances create memorable experiences for country music fans, and his reviews are a testament to that. It is Donny’s goal to share his love of entertaining on a larger platform to audiences far and wide, and have a prosperous career as a Country Music Artist.~~~~~~~~~UPCOMING SHOWSJan 16th & 17th  Seattle, Washington  ~ February 22nd Maclab Centre, Leduc, Alberta ~ In demand performer main Broadway stages Nashville, Tennessee - 500 shows annually on average for past 5 years PAST SHOWSFeature act for High Prairie Pro Rodeo, Kananaskis Pro Rodeo,  CFB Military Appreciation Party, Barrhead Rodeo, Canada’s Country Club of the Year Ranchmans, PBR 2019 Winter Classic, Providence Grain Harvest Ball annual party, Corporate function for Mendi Group in Australia 2019, Housewives of Beverly Hills 2019 Stagecoach party, Spectrum Retirement Solutions St. Louis 2019. Opened for Dwight Yoakam, Dolly Parton, Brooks and Dunn when touring with high profile Carson City band across North America  SOCIALS www.donnyleemusic.comInstagram/donnyleemusic twitter.com/Donnyleemusicfacebook.com/Donnyleemusic

Ben maintains a busy schedule year-round, playing sessions around Nashville from the famous recording studios of Music Row to his own East End Studio. He is a versatile musician, producer, and engineer. As a producer, Ben can be found working alongside singer/songwriters, indie artists and up-and-coming country acts. He hand-cultivates their creations with industry expertise, helping them realize the full potential of their individual visions. He also produces a diverse collection of music for television and film sync placement. Ben has recorded and toured with many of Nashville’s top recording artists including: Sister Hazel, Joe Nichols, Frankie Ballard, Greg Bates, Aaron Tippin, Ty Herndon, Jana Kramer, Jimmy Wayne, Jon Pardi, and Steve Azar. You can find it him at http://www.benjacksonmusic.com

We've profiled a lot of fucked up individuals on Turtleboy Sports but Mark Prince is the biggest pathological liar we've seen. Although he's really, really close with Greg Bates. Uncle Turtleboy had some strong words for Tubby Magoo on today's podcast.

So much to talk about on Turtleboy Live this week with Bret Killoran and North Shore Turtlebabe: 860 Money Crew Father’s Day Arkansas Renta Placenta Bobbin for Boners….again Speech Nazis Brockton Assrag Cape Cod DCF Gravy Dumpster Master Bates

Greg Bates has been lying to his followers. extorting local businesses, hiding money he's raised for charity, using his Facebook page as a weapon, treating people terribly, and it finally came to a head today when the Beverly Police announced that he is under investigation. Also, the left has completely lost their minds because of the border crisis, and after Kevin McHale was seen at a Trump rally many of their blue checkmarked mouth pieces revealed what we've known for a while - they are Nazis.

North Shore Eats was a Facebook page that has brought people together to talk about everyone's favorite topic - food. But the page, which has become a cult sensation, isn't all that its founder Greg Bates makes it seem to be. He has told more lies than we can count, and his personal history is extremely disturbing. This will probably be a 6-8 part series when it's all said and done. Uncle Turtleboy recaps the first 3 segments, outlining Greg's history of being a psychotic, potentially violent deadbeat dad, and how he's extorting money from local restaurants by using his followers as a weapon.

Recognized by Nashville Songwriters Association International as "One to Watch" (for being a songwriter on the rise), already in her young career she has performed at the likes of Downtown Disney (Orlando, FL), The Bluebird Cafe (Nashville, TN), Eddie's Attic (Atlanta, GA), and The Coca Cola 600 Speed Street Festival (Charlotte, NC). She has recorded two EPs working with Nashville producer, songwriter, recording artist Greg Bates, whose Music City debut landed him in the Billboard Top 5 with his Big Machine Label Group release "Did It For The Girl." An ASCAP songwriter and already a CMA member, Dare is sponsored by MAC Cosmetics and she is involved with many charitable events.

Clay Walker has battled multpile sclerosis since 1996, and he is committed to doing everything he can to find a cure.  That's why he established his non-profit "Band Against M-S," which helps raise money for researching that elusive cure.  To date, BAMS has raised over two million dollars.  One of the biggest annual fundraisers is Clay's "Chords of Hope" event at Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon.  The forth annual evet brought Clay together with good buddies Craig Campbell and Greg Bates.

D'arcy McGrath and Grant Farhall are joined by Greg Bates to preview the NHL's Western Conference and look back at the Flames' offseason. Calgarypuck Radio is hardcore hockey talk for the "C of Red". Join the conversation at www.calgarypuck.com