Podcasts about hypur

Cannabis banking has long been heavily regulated, but one company is weaving through the regulatory madness to create a service that delights both businesses and customers. Here to tell us about it is Tyler Beuerlein of Hypur. Learn more at https://www.hypur.com Key Takeaways: [1:25] An inside look at Hypur, a payment and banking technology platform for the cannabis industry [1:51] Tyler's background and how he got into the cannabis space [6:27] Obstacles the cannabis industry has faced in payments and banking and how Hypur is working to overcome them [10:32] Similarities between Hypur and Venmo [17:13] How Hypur profits off merchants, banks, and credit unions [19:44] Ways in which Hypur helps merchants market the service to customers [22:13] How cannabis retailers can easily integrate Hypur into their point-of-sale software and delivery apps [23:22] Success stories Tyler's seen among Hypur clients and his advice to retailers interested in using the service

"The MSO's have won is my blunt truth"  Compliance, it's the business that everyone in cannabis is in, whether they know it or not.  Tyler Beuerlein of Hypur Inc. joins co-hosts  Ross O'Brien and Maggie Kelly from Bonaventure Equity to reveal some very blunt truths about the cannabis economy, multi-state operators (MSO's), the limited license market, and what the SAFE Banking Act really means to cannabis operators.Produced by PodConX Cannabis Capital - https://podconx.com/podcasts/cannabis-capitalRoss O'Brien -  https://podconx.com/guests/ross-obrienMaggie Kelly - https://podconx.com/guests/maggie-kellyBonaventure Equity - https://www.bvequity.com/Tyler Beuerlein - https://podconx.com/guests/tyler-beuerleinHypur - https://www.hypur.com/

Tyler Beuerlein from Hypur joins us on this episode of the podcast.

An entrepreneur and investor with over 25 years of leadership experience, Martha Johnson, CMO of Hypur, has a proven track record of bringing multi-billion-dollar products and services to market. Striking the balance between strategic vision and what is operationally achievable, she has been successful across a range of startups and industries including content providers, manufacturing, […] The post Martha Johnson with Hypur and Stan Deak with Skynamo appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

An entrepreneur and investor with over 25 years of leadership experience, Martha Johnson, CMO of Hypur, has a proven track record of bringing multi-billion-dollar products and services to market. Striking the balance between strategic vision and what is operationally achievable, she has been successful across a range of startups and industries including content providers, manufacturing, […]

Banks Require Transparency in Cannabis Banking options have always been sort of a "pipe dream" for businesses operating in the legal cannabis industry. However, in this interview, Genifer Murray discusses banking and cannabis with the pros. Tyler Beuerlein, CEO of Hypur, walks through the nuances, challenges, and requirements for banking in the cannabis industry.

Builders are masters at process. They see the big picture, they deconstruct, they learn, they rebuild it better. From his childhood playing with Legos, to building service businesses as a young adult, and huge pivot to Wall Street building deals; Christopher Galvin loves to learn and build. A very successful early career earned him retirement in Scottsdale at only 42! It wasn’t long before Christopher got the urge to build again. He wanted to solve a big problem. Professional Summary: Christopher E. Galvin founded and served as CEO and Chairman of several public and private companies. He began his career in investment banking – focusing on mergers and acquisitions and structured finance – and has deep experience in corporate finance, hedge fund, and private equity strategies. Christopher guides the strategic direction of Hypur, as well as finance initiatives and serves as chairman of the partner team. Company Summary: Since 2014, Hypur has been solving compliant banking and payment problems for high-risk and cash-intensive industries by providing solutions to businesses without access to traditional payment systems, or when traditional payment systems aren’t a good fit. Hypur Pay® is an electronic payment platform designed for the cannabis industry working directly from your bank account. Hypur Pay® features contactless payments and can be integrated into applications for in-store, order-ahead, delivery, online, and business-to-business payments. The biggest brands in cannabis trust Hypur® because they are the leading provider of compliance and payment technology to the industry. Download the consumer app for in-store purchases, or visit hypur.com to learn how Hypur can help your business. Show Notes: Hypur Team: - Co-founder & COO: Michael J Sinnwell, Jr: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-j-sinnwell-jr/ - Chief Revenue Officer: Tyler Beuerline: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-beuerlein-33a639109/ - President of Sales: Todd Fuller: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddfullertexas/ - CMO: Martha M Johnson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martha-m-johnson-a69832/ Hypur Press Page: https://www.hypur.com/press/ Inspirational Founders: Elon Musk: https://twitter.com/elonmusk Hashtags: #LitUp #FoundersJourney #CannabisEntrepreneur #Founder #Cannabis #Entrepreneur #hypur #hypurpay Christopher Galvin, Co-Founder & CEO, Hypur https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-e-galvin-229339108/ https://www.hypur.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/hypur/ https://www.facebook.com/HypurInc/ https://twitter.com/hypurinc https://www.instagram.com/gethypur/ https://www.youtube.com/c/hypurinc Brian Weber, Host, Lit Up Cannabis: A Founder's Journey linkedin.com/in/briancweber/ www.litupfounders.com www.facebook.com/LitUpFounders/ www.instagram.com/LitUpFounders/ www.twitter.com/LitUpFounders www.linkedin.com/company/litupmedia/ Listen to the episode here or on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio or RSS to your favorite podcast app.

It’s regularly reported that there are over 600 Banks working with the Cannabis industry, but the real number is likely under 50. Lack of banking is a source of real problems for the Cannabis industry and there are reasons to doubt that a true remedy is even possible without Federal legalization. Take this in fact, we recently talked to financial experts who said that even if it does pass, it'll still likely fall short of its goal of bringing in the major players. But in the meantime, many cannabis businesses do have options besides paying in cash.   Tyler Beuerlein is the Chief Revenue Officer of Hypur, which specializes in high risk markets that banks can't or won't touch. Hypur works with banks to process electronic cannabis payments as well as council financial institutions interested in entering the space.   **Keep up with us on social media!** www.facebook.com/trichomesdotcom twitter.com/trichomesdotcom instagram.com/trichomesdotcom www.linkedin.com/company/trichomes Check in with the cannabis community at TRICHOMES.com

PaymentsSource Senior Analyst Michael Moeser talks to Tyler Beuerlein, chief revenue officer of Hypur, about the challenges of handling payments in the legalized cannabis industry.

Cannabis banking has long been heavily regulated, but one company is weaving through the regulatory madness to create a service that delights both businesses and customers. Here to tell us about it is Tyler Beuerlein of Hypur. Learn more at https://www.hypur.com  Key Takeaways: [1:25] An inside look at Hypur, a payment and banking technology platform for the cannabis industry [1:51] Tyler’s background and how he got into the cannabis space [6:27] Obstacles the cannabis industry has faced in payments and banking and how Hypur is working to overcome them [10:32] Similarities between Hypur and Venmo [17:13] How Hypur profits off merchants, banks, and credit unions [19:44] Ways in which Hypur helps merchants market the service to customers  [22:13] How cannabis retailers can easily integrate Hypur into their point-of-sale software and delivery apps [23:22] Success stories Tyler’s seen among Hypur clients and his advice to retailers interested in using the service

In this episode, host Heather Wicklein talks the Chief Revenue Officer of Hypur, Tyler Beuerlein and CKO of New Frontier Data, John Kagia. They discuss how the lack of traditional banking in cannabis has spurred innovation from companies like Hypur and other financial processing companies. They also dive into the amendment in the latest Coronavirus relief package that promises to allow access to traditional banking and lending in the industry. They discuss what the practical applications of that amendment may be and the potential impact it could have on the market. Contact: Cannaweek@newfrontierdata.com InstagramTwitterwww.newfrontierdata.com

Taxes, regulations, a thriving black market, and then COVID-19. How can cannabis retailers in California survive in this environment and serve their community? Here to help answer these questions is Dennis O’Malley, CEO of Caliva. Learn more at https://www.gocaliva.com Key Takeaways: Dennis’ background in cannabis and how he came to start Caliva An inside look at Caliva and how it compares to other cannabis dispensaries in California Why Dennis decided to end his partnership with Eaze and create his own delivery app for Caliva Pros and cons to using your own delivery app Why Dennis has partnered with Hypur to provide contactless payment options for customers How COVID-19 has impacted Caliva and where Dennis sees the company heading in the months ahead How cannabis consumer behavior has changed during COVID-19 including popular products and curbside pickup versus delivery Incentives and disincentives in the California marketplace that are making the black market three times bigger than the legal market Where Dennis sees cannabis heading in California and across the US in the next 3-5 years

Banking solutions for the cannabis industry with Chief Revenue Officer of Hypur, Tyler Beuerlein. Hypur was founded on the belief that legitimate businesses should have access to basic banking services – like a bank account and proper electronic payments. Unfortunately, businesses in many industries struggle to maintain basic banking services because financial institutions simply don’t have the tools to serve them. Traditional banking and payment systems weren’t designed for emerging, highly-regulated and cash-intensive businesses.

Tyler leverages his extensive experience in building brands, managing key relationships, and strategic partnerships. Tyler has been at the forefront of Hypur’s expansion efforts for over five years and touches financial institutions, government officials, regulatory bodies, and the state-legal cannabis industry. As a result, he possesses an intricate knowledge of the banking and regulatory climate, key industry influencers, industry dynamics, and market history. He has also become a key contact for media outlets, analytics companies, industry consultants, and investment firms searching for reliable, accurate sources of industry information. Tyler’s contacts and relationships in the US state-legal cannabis industry are unparalleled. As a result of his influential value, he was selected to be Chairman of the National Cannabis Industry Association Banking and Financial Services Committee. He is also a member of the Forbes Business Development Council, frequently publishing articles about the banking and payment environment in the cannabis industry. Tyler founded and managed a large beverage company prior to joining the Hypur team and was a professional athlete in the New York Mets Organization.

Cannabis and Banking are like oil and water - one on the edge of legality, the other, one of the most regulated industries on the planet. Currently, any financial institution that banks cannabis is at the whims of their regulator relationship. The SAFE Banking Act, which strives to make banking the cannabis industry less risky, has passed the House of Representatives and is before the Senate Banking Committee. Even if this legislation becomes law, cannabis financial services will still be an underserved sector.Guest: Tyler Beuerlein, Chief Revenue Officer, Hypur and Chairman of the NCIA Banking & Financial Services Comm.Hosts: Sanjib Kalita, Editor in Chief, Money 20/20 Rachel Morrissey, Content Producer, Money 20/20 USAProducers: Roland Bodenham, Senior Video Producer, Ascential Rachel Morrissey, Content Producer, Money 20/20 USA

In this podcast, we’ll explore how Cannabis is changing, and how the partnership between Wayv and Hypur will rapidly accelerate the growth of the Cannabis industry. But to understand how this partnership will shape the future of Cannabis we have to take a look at the history of Cannabis and where it is today.

In this episode, we speak to Tahira Rehmatullah, SOM ‘14. Tahira was named one of the Most Powerful Women in the Cannabis Business by Fortune Magazine and Complex. Utilizing her background and experience with startups, finance and the cannabis industry she serves as a strategic advisor to early stage venture leaders and investors. Her experiences range from consulting to hedge funds to venture capital.

Tahira Rehmatullah is in impressive leadership positions at not one, not two, but three major cannabis companies – it is no surprise that she has plenty of nuanced insights about the business side of the industry. For example, she notes that larger companies have been strategically diversifying their revenue streams in order to stay afloat amidst competition and fluctuating tides. As well, she believes that it is only a matter of time before countries stop importing products from Canada and start self-producing at half the price. Besides business, Rehmutallah predicts how medical cannabis might eventually look in the U.S. and shares her predictions for the 2020 election.

Tahira Rehmatullah, Managing Partner of Hypur Ventures and CFO of MTech Acquisition Corp talked with Rena Sherbill about the evolution of the cannabis industry, MTech's merger with MJ Freeway, the importance of pivoting and the formality of legalization.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Week In Marijuana Business News for the week ended April 5, 2019, with host Jill Reddish. Headlines include: Marijuana firm Cresco Labs inks landmark $823 million acquisition of Origin House Men hold 93% of Canadian cannabis boardroom positions; Lack of boardroom diversity will cost Canadian cannabis companies Sens. McConnell, Wyden to financial leaders: Give hemp farms access to banking Hypur launches $500 million marijuana and hemp investment fund Canadian bank throws cold water on marijuana revenue forecasts Texas loosens state-level hemp ban, but uncertainty remains Ontario’s first 25 recreational cannabis stores could contribute CA$500 million to industry Evolve to launch ETF focused on US marijuana stocks With no explanation, CA regulators delay marijuana social equity funding Colorado OKs medical cannabis to treat autism disorders Nevada sued over lack of transparency in adult-use cannabis licensing Georgia poised to lift cultivation ban for limited medical cannabis program Rhode Island medical cannabis sales hit new highs; Despite ‘monopoly’ concerns, Rhode Island’s medical marijuana program on upswing Subscribe to both of our podcasts on iTunes, Stitcher and here on our site!

Today on Blunt Business we are joined by Tyler Beuerlein, Hypur, Executive Vice President of Business Development. Hypur is a technology provider that enables Financial Institutions to enter and scale within highly regulated industries. Tyler's role with the company touches every aspect of other business including relationships with their Bank and Credit Union clients, Government Officials, Regulatory bodies, and the industries those institutions serve. He is deeply immersed in the State Legal Cannabis industry as many of the Financial Institutions in the United States openly Banking the industry use us to do so. These industries can be riddled with misinformation Tyler is on a mission to make sure those wrongs are righted. We speak about how the compliance software his company provides includes features built specifically for marijuana banking. With Marijuana still being classified as a schedule one drug, how can his company help the future of cannabis banking?

Today on Blunt Business we are joined by Tyler Beuerlein, Hypur, Executive Vice President of Business Development. Hypur is a technology provider that enables Financial Institutions to enter and scale within highly regulated industries. Tyler's role with the company touches every aspect of other business including relationships with their Bank and Credit Union clients, Government Officials, Regulatory bodies, and the industries those institutions serve. He is deeply immersed in the State Legal Cannabis industry as many of the Financial Institutions in the United States openly Banking the industry use us to do so. These industries can be riddled with misinformation Tyler is on a mission to make sure those wrongs are righted. We speak about how the compliance software his company provides includes features built specifically for marijuana banking. With Marijuana still being classified as a schedule one drug, how can his company help the future of cannabis banking?

The cannabis industry is exploding and money is being made hand over fist. But where can a ganjapreneur put their money? A lack of banking options due to the plant still being on the schedule 1 drug list puts cannabis business in danger by not having a proper place to bank.Hypur can solve some of those problems. Founded on the belief that legitimate businesses should have access to basic banking services, Hyphur’s technology bridges the gap between traditional banking and payment systems and the unique needs of these businesses so financial institutions can confidently serve these industries.Today, we speak with Hypur VP Tyler Beuerlein about how Hyphur got started, clears up misconceptions cannabis business might have about banking, the need for a real banking option in cannabis and more.

Happy 2018! To start off the year, Brandon sat down with CEO Christopher Galvin of Hypur to discuss the problems with current banking solutions in cannabis and how Hypur helps solve them. They dive deep into the Cole Memo, compliance requirements for banks, and how cannabis businesses can navigate the legal and regulatory requirements. It's high time that cannabis companies were allowed to bank and transact like other businesses, and Christopher and his team have built a solution to help. Tune in, listen up, and get acquainted!