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Puuduta Mind
151. SAADE: Paraloog Ants Gross maalib kaitse- ja kättemaksuvõimega pilte

Puuduta Mind

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2020 55:22


Ants Gross avastas oma erilised võimed juba lapsepõlves. Hiljem on temast saanud paraloog, kes teeb ravipilte ja mõjutab kosmiliste märkidega inimeste energeetikat. Ants on ennekõike kuulsust kogunud oma energeetiliste taimepiltidega. Samuti suudab ta mõjutada kosmiliste märkidega turvakaartide abil inimeste tervist.

Founder to Founder
#19: Benjamin Chong on the importance of partnerships, why playing to your strengths is essential and the 3 habits that founders need to be successful

Founder to Founder

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2017 22:39


Welcome to Founder To Founder. In episode 19 Phil speaks with founder turned investor Benjamin Chong.Well before co-founding early stage venture firms Sydney Seed Capital and Right Click Capital, Ben helped build online mobile phone reseller and distribution company iMega while studying his undergraduate commerce degree.Phil and Ben talk about the importance of partnerships, why playing to your strengths is essential and the three habits that founders need to be successful.


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Off the Board Audio Podcast with Bill Beatty
Off the Board Audio Podcast – Episode 13 with Keith McDonnell and Joe Brennan Jr.

Off the Board Audio Podcast with Bill Beatty

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 30, 2012 27:19


Off the Board Audio Podcast - Episode 13 with Keith McDonnell and Joe Brennan

Off the Board Video Podcast with Bill Beatty
Off the Board Podcast – Episode 13 with Keith McDonnell and Joe Brennan Jr.

Off the Board Video Podcast with Bill Beatty

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2012 27:19


QuadJacks » The Gaming World
If New Jersey sportsbetting and online gaming ever come to pass, you can thank this man: iMEGA chief Joe Brennan Jr.

QuadJacks » The Gaming World

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2012


Gaming policy overlord Joe Brennan Jr skips goose hunts and talking points in favor of actually getting things done.   While New Jersey lawmakers like state Senator Ray Lesniak and Governor Chris Christie are getting all the credit in the local, national and even international press, D.C.-based lobbyist Joe Brennan Jr. is widely recognized by the industry’s cognoscenti as the indispensable choreographer of the state’s happy march toward unprecedented gambling liberty. Right click save as to download Subscribe in a reader Subscribe to QuadJacks » The Gaming World by Email Brennan is the director of IMEGA (Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association), a “professional association dedicated to fostering cooperation between the online gaming industry and government at all levels, and to promote innovation, openness and freedom on the Internet.” Brennan’s first and, for a year, only appearance on QuadJacks Poker Radio had memorably been in May 2011, just a few weeks after Black Friday. After a very impressive showing at iGaming North America this year, it was a privilege to have one of the industry’s brightest thinkers and game-changers on The Gaming World for this extended interview on Tuesday, April 10, 2012. The Brennan Method While many other states are still just toying with the idea, New Jersey has been sprinting toward intrastate online gaming, especially after the DOJ memo, in remarkably rapid fashion. Brennan’s standout success, hopefully replicable elsewhere, lies in a calculated yet sincere pragmatism that wins the hearts and minds of the legislators far more ably than methods tried elsewhere. He explains: “Gaming affects legislators all over the state, not just in Atlantic City. We came in and listened to them first, and then responded in ways that were meaningful to them. Gaming taxes and revenue may not be key issues for politicians in the north of New Jersey, but what might be key issues to them are jobs and quality of work. North Jersey, for example, has the highest IT infrastructure density than anywhere else on the planet. The igaming industry is an industry that could use an awful lot of this unused capacity. In North Jersey, that means jobs, investments, ribbon-cuttings for these politicians. That’s something they can bring back to their constituencies.” This approach is refreshingly different from the broken record of The O’Jays’ “For the Love of Money” looping on the iPods of most other swaggering lobbyists. “Most of the rhetoric,” continues Brennan, “both at the federal and state level, is based on this idea that, well, this is the kind of money that you can make from online gaming, and everybody else is already doing it, so why don’t you do it?” Why doesn’t this work more often? “Despite what many citizens think, you don’t actually get too far by making legislators feel filthy.” States vs Federal Brennan has been described as a champion of states’ rights at a time when most of the big boys are pushing heavily for what Brennan believes to be a dreamy but unlikely federal bill. On...