Podcast appearances and mentions of ian nolan

In this episode of the SaaS Revolution Show our host Alex Theuma is joined by SaaStock Founder Member Dee Coakley, Co-Founder & CEO at Boundless, who shares her journey achieving growth through challenging times. "There's a founder called Ian Nolan, CEO of a company called Bright Flag. And I remember going for a coffee with him and I remember it so clearly. We were at about 400k or I was focused on getting to a million. And then he said, slow down, slow down. Where are you at today? What's happening today? He was asking me how frequently we were closing a new logo and he said, look, you're closing. Maybe it was one customer a week at the time. He said, your problem isn't getting to 2 million ARR. The problem you have to solve now is how do you close two customers a week? Just focus on that. And I love the simplicity of that and I apply it to so many things right now. Don't run before you can walk. Just figure out that next little step." Dee shares: - Building fanbases: from artist management in the music industry to founding a SaaS company - Why investing in content was (and is) the cornerstone of their go to market strategy - Why you should never ask more than three people for advice about one problem - Eat, sleep and breathe spreadsheet numbers - on repeat - Focus, luck, and long term betting: learning to walk before you run and more.Check out the other ways SaaStock is serving SaaS founders

On this special episode, Ian Nolan (Brightflag CEO and Co-Founder) joins Alex Kelly to reflect on Brightflag's incredible journey in celebration of the company's 10-year anniversary. Ian also discusses the rise of legal ops, the value that A.I. brings to legal departments' functionality, and what's on the horizon for Brightflag.

Episode 29! This week we're joined by Ian Nolan of BodyTech. Ian is a Neuromuscular Therapist who helps people with injuries by using trigger points to relieve stress and pain. He tells us how he got into it, how he mastered it and how it's turned into a successful business practise for him. As always we have a laugh along the way & as Ian is a body specialist we ask him is an arse apart of the lower back or the top of your legs! As always thank you for the support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We look at the two biggest shows kicking off 2022. Ireland's own Young Scientists Expo and CES in the States which threw up some big tech surprises!We also chat with Ian Nolan from Brightflag about the use of AI in the legal world.

Fudge is joined by Stevie and Ben talking pitch invasions, players who've come good and there's a even a bit on Ian Nolan!

This episode of Circularity Capital's Insights podcast will explore why the circular economy is increasingly being seen as a powerful framework for regenerative economic growth and how investors are developing specialist strategies to drive value in this space.     In this third of our five-part series Jamie Butterworth speaks with Ian Nolan of Circularity Capital to take an investor's eye view on this topic by dipping into Circularity Capital's activities as a specialist investor in the circular economy. Highlights:     What is Circularity Capital's investment thesis?     Enable capture of significant improvement in customer engagement, resource productivity and growth     High impact/high return portfolio across European growth stage companies     Why is being a specialist important?     Time Stamp: [1.15]   Ian's background leading towards Circularity Capital [3.23]   About the Circularity Capital fund [5.03]   We screen form impact and select for fit within our portfolio investment criteria [6.07]   Proven technologies and proven traction [8.06] We believe there is no trade-off between impact investment and financial returns

This episode of Circularity Capital's Insights podcast will explore why the circular economy is increasingly being seen as a powerful framework for regenerative economic growth and how investors are developing specialist strategies to drive value in this space.     In this the final of our five-part series Ian Nolan speaks with Evy Hambro of BlackRock for his insight into investing in the circular economy through its dedicated fund. Highlights:     Resource efficiency is key     “we have defined the investment universe as being one of 3 categories adopters, beneficiaries or enablers”     Is investing in the circular economy a niche activity at this time?     Adoption, understanding and recognition of the circular economy is all rising at a rapid rate     Time Stamp: [2.25]   Knowledge sharing with the Ellen Macarthur Foundation and fund launch in 2019 [3.08]   Areas most attractive to the fund [4.25]   What clients think about trade-offs between sustainable investing and growth of fund [8.45]   Huge value capture is possible https://www.circularitycapital.com/ https://www.blackrock.com/uk

I spoke with Ian Nolan, the co-founder and CEO of Brightflag, a legal spend and matter management software platform for corporate legal departments. We discussed the value of legal spend management for in-house teams, how law departments can apply artificial intelligence to optimize their operations, and how legal departments are transforming their operations as they return to a central office.

I spoke with Ian Nolan, the co-founder and CEO of Brightflag, a legal spend and matter management software platform for corporate legal departments. We discussed the value of legal spend management for in-house teams, how law departments can apply artificial intelligence to optimize their operations, and how legal departments are transforming their operations as they return to a central office.

When it comes to what clients spend on legal services, there are savvy purchasers who look to manage their legal spin based on value and data-driven analytics. And there are those who simply just pay the invoice. Alex Kelly, co-founder, and COO of Brightflag talks with us about how they use AI and data analytics to help savvy corporate counsel and in-house legal teams make better decisions on how they purchase legal services. Brightflag recently announced a $28 million funding round from OnePeak, and Alex, along with co-founder Ian Nolan is looking to expand the team at Brightflag and help their customers with monitoring and controlling their legal spend and identify ways to focus on the value they get from their outside legal counsel, rather than just the hours of work. Information Inspirations Coca-Cola is apparently tired of its outside law firms not improving their diversity numbers. Since the firms won't do it on their own, Coke is laying down the law to force them to diversify their attorney ranks or lose out on Coke's business altogether. While many law firms are announcing record profits, that isn't stopping some from using the pandemic as a reason to restructure their workforce and begin reducing salaries and cutting jobs. The restructuring wave looks like it will continue through 2021. While we see some value in the new social media platform, Clubhouse, Brian Inkster from The Time Blawg gives 12 reasons why it really isn't for lawyers. Goodwin Proctor LLP is just the latest law firm to find itself exposed to a data hack. This time it was through a vendor, and we may not have heard the last of which other firms might be affected. Listen, Subscribe, Comment Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcast. Contact us anytime by tweeting us at @gebauerm or @glambert. Or, you can call The Geek in Review hotline at 713-487-7270 and leave us a message. You can email us at geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com. As always, the great music you hear on the podcast is from Jerry David DeCicca. Links: Are You Managing Legal Spend or Merely Paying Bills? Brightflag Product Update: Diversity & Inclusion Module Tighten Legal Cost Control With Brightflag's New Budgeting & Forecasting Features The Complete Legal Cost Control Checklist Brightflag on LinkedIn

Interview with Ian Nolan of the Jersey Shore, Heavy Chains, and Absolute Art.

In this first episode of the Circularity Capital Podcast, host Jamie Butterworth spoke with Dr Liz Goodwin OBE, Senior Fellow and Director of Food Waste and Loss of the World Resource Institute. Liz is behind the Champion 12.3 Initiative which aims to half global food waste by 2030 and Chair of London Waste And Recycling Board which is tasked in supporting London’s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050. Liz helps us understand the context of the global food waste challenge. Circularity Capital Partner Ian Nolan sat down with Marc Zornes, CEO and cofounder of Winnow, an AI based solution which cuts commercial food waste in half through data analysis and object recognition. In this conversation, Marc shares how AI is being used by Winnow to reach their 5 year goal of $1billion of savings for the industry. Highlights: Food waste in terms of emissions, water and land use Why it is important to solve the problem of food waste Difference in food waste in emerging economy and advanced economy The current context of data enabling within circular economy How did we realise we were wasting up to one third of all the food that we produce “We estimate that in the hospitality industry, the issue of food waste, just in the cost of food is 100-billion-dollar problem.” - Marc Zornes How AI plays a part in Winnow’s solution Why there is a market opportunity to solve food waste in large commercial kitchens Time stamp: [01:26] Liz on how big is the problem of food waste [03:24] The flaws in the system that got us to this point [05:00] The business case for solving food waste [07:05] Liz on being a part of Champions 1.2.3, advocating the UN SDGs [08:37] Ian Nolan on examples of the importance of data analytics in circular economy [12:58] Food waste in developing countries [17:22] How Winnow is resulting in more efficient kitchens [19:30] How important is AI for Winnow? [22:40] Marc’s vision of where he sees Winnow Useful links: World Resources Institute (https://www.wri.org/) Champions 12.3 (https://champions123.org/) Winnow (https://www.winnowsolutions.com/)   For more information go to www.circularitycapital.com (https://circularitycapital.com/) This episode is produced by Woon Tan of Podcast Publishing (http://podcastpublishing.help/)

Rich Fie is joined by co-workers Ian Nolan & Jeremy Miller afterhours at the shop to hang with one of our favorite clients Joe Mac. Joe isn’t a famous guy, but he should be. We talk about his work with elderly veterans, the mafia hot dog wars in Atlantic City and his adventures of becoming heavily tattooed later in life. Joe is an absolute wordsmith and could tell a story like no one else!!! Our pal Ron Bianco shows up for the last segment just in time to hear about one of Joe’s most memorable NYC nights!!http://www.instagram.com/neighborhoodknuckleheadRich Fiehttp://www.instagram.com/richfieIan Nolanhttp://www.instagram.com/ianxnolanJeremy Millerhttp://www.instagram.com/jtmiller_bfgRon Biancohttp://www.instagram.com/ronbianco_lwt

Rich Fie and Ian Nolan are joined at the tattoo shop by NYHC Icon Danny Diablo AKA Lord Ezec to talk some shit about music, tattoos, growing up in Queens and the current state of NYC. Neighborhood Knucklehead http://www.instagram.com/neighborhoodknuckleheadRich Fiehttp://www.instagram.com/richfieIan Nolanhttp://www.instagram.com/ianxnolanDanny Diablohttp://www.instagram.com/dannydiablo_dmsDanny Diablo music linkshttp://dannydiablo.bancamp.comDefstar Infernohttp://www.instagram.com/defstarinferno

Hosts Rich Fie & Fat Frankie talk all things “native New York” with a roundtable of Ian Nolan, Carina Novello, Sailor John Santiago & Ron Bianco. Instagram:http://www.instagram.com/neighborhoodknuckleheadRich Fie http://www.instagram.com/richfieFat Frankie http://www.instagram.com/fatfrankiefromqueensIan Nolanhttp://www.instagram.com/ianxnolanCarina Novellohttp://www.instagram.com/carina_novelloSailor Johnhttp://www.instagram.com/watch_me_now718Ron Biancohttp://www.instagram.com/ohmrrenaldo

Chris DiSano catches up with Ian Nolan ahead of the URI Rams game against the St. Bonaventure Bonnies in Olean, NY.

Chris DiSano talks with Ian Nolan of CoxHub and the Bona Blog about expectations for the Bonnies this season, the Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Conference selections and a brief look around the league.