Podcasts about inder singh

Description: If you have been diagnosed with a form of vascular disease such as Heart Disease, plaque build-up that has the potential to restrict blood flow in the coronary arteries or Peripheral Artery Disease, which impacts the leg arteries then it is likely you have plaque build-up in other vessels in the body, especially small vessels including those that feed the prostate. In this episode, hosts Kym McNicholas and Dr. John Phillips are joined by Board Certified Vascular and Interventional Radiologist Dr. Charles Nutting , who specializes in small vessel revascularization and prostate artery embolization (PAE), an outpatient procedure that involves the release of microscopic, plastic beads into the arteries that feed the prostate gland. We discuss who might be a candidate, the risks involved, and how to talk to your doctor about sexual dysfunction, what might be causing it, and available treatment options. A patient, Douglas, joined the conversation, sharing his personal story experiencing sexual dysfunction as a first sign of systemic vascular problems. Also, The Way To My Heart Nurse Practitioner Kay Smith shares her story of assisting in a PAE procedure for a 19-year-old who was able to have an erection for the first time in his life while still on the table after physicians completed the case. During today's show, Dr. John Phillips is broadcasting LIVE from an educational seminar for clinicians that was put together by device maker Cook Medical. Kym is LIVE from the Vascular Institute in Sacramento, California where she observed Dr. Inder Singh saving the leg of a The Way To My Heart Inc patient who was on deck for a below-the-knee amputation. Dr. Singh shares how he was able to restore additional blood flow to help heal wounds on the patient's foot. To find an Interventional Radiologist in your area who may offer Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE), go to the Society of Radiology's website: https://www.sirweb.org/ Make sure to listen to today's broadcast!

Inder Singh started off his professional life as an engineer, only to learn that the large engineering projects that he aspired to someday lead often faced as many financial obstacles as they did engineering challenges. So, Singh says, he went back to school and earned an MBA in finance, allowing him to redirect his career down a path populated with unique and imaginative financing deals to support engineering feats as well as business transformations. One of the more innovative financing projects that Singh has helped to champion came along in the 1990s, when he was working as a business development executive for AT&T Corp. It seems that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was looking to upgrade its telecommunications infrastructure—to the tune of $4 billion. “Other companies were just offering typical bank financing. In our case, we said, ‘Let's do an oil barter agreement,'” explains Singh, who says that the proposal involved having Saudi Arabia supply $4 billion of oil to Chevron Corp., which then would pay $4 billion in cash to AT&T, which then would build Saudi Arabia a $4 billion telecommunications network. “If you just think outside the box a little bit, bring your engineering skills, and bring some financial skills and common sense, you'll see what makes sense for three different parties. And guess what? We actually won the deal,” comments Singh, who notes that the fact that Saudi Arabia may not have demanded such an imaginative financing solution is not important. Says Singh: “The fact that we put it on the table made us stand apart.” And so it goes for Inder Singh, whose imaginative approach to financing deals over the years has routinely set him apart from his finance leadership peers. –Jack Sweeney

How has the COVID-19 pandemic shaped how we think about tracking infectious diseases? On this episode, Dina interviews Inder Singh, founder and CEO of Kinsa, a smart thermometer and data mapping software that can detect, in real time, where illness is spreading. Kinsa's data is verified to see illness trends over 2 weeks before the CDC. This conversation explores Inder Singh's motivations for founding Kinsa, how this innovative technology is being used, ethical considerations around in-home data tracking, and his vision for curbing the spread of infectious illnesses.   To learn more about Kinsa, please visit https://kinsahealth.com/ Through 9/30/21, Kinsa is offering Case Confirmed listeners 15% off any of their products with the code CONFIRMED: https://kinsahealth.com/shop

Hi Today I am Presenting you the most Hummable and Lovable Reprise Version of Evergreen Song Mana Janab Ne Pukara Nahin Sung Playfully By Great Maestro Kishore Kumar . The Original Song is from the Romantic Comedy Hindi Movie Paying Guest Starring Superstars Dev Anand Saab and Nutan release in 1957. Hope you like my Reprise Version of Mana Janab Ne Pukara Nahin. Thanks for Visiting my Podcast and Enjoy Music. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Tune in as we hear from Inder Singh, Chief Finance Officer at Arm, one of the UK's most successful technology companies on the value of a data driven culture in business and the power of Arm based technology. Inder also shares his thoughts on the increasing importance of having a sense of governance and ethics around the use of data as companies increasingly embrace it.

Hi Friends Listen to My New Song which is a Reprise Version of Evergreen Mohammed Rafi Romantic Song Wadiyan Mera Daman from the Movie Abhilasha . Hope You Like My Reprise Version of the Song Wadiyan Mera DamanDo Visit this Podcast for More such Musicals. Enjoy Listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hello Friends Today I am Presenting to you the Reprise Version of the Most Evergreen Duet Song Humein Aur Jeen Ki Chahat Na Hoti Sung by Great Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar from the Movie Agar Tum Na Hote. The Movie Stars Superstars Rajesh Khanna and Rekha in the Lead. Hope You Like My Reprise Version of Humein Aur Jeen Ki Chahat Na Hoti. Listen and Enjoy and Come Back again and again for more musical gems . Thank you all. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hello Friends Today I am Singing for You the Reprise Version of Most Evergreen Heartbroken and Sad Song Raha Gardishon Mein Hardam Sung Originally By Great Legendary Singer Mohammed Rafi Sahab from the Movie Do Badan. Hope You Like My Reprise Version of the Song Raha Gardishon Mein Hardam. Enjoy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hi Friends Today I Am Singing for You the Reprise Version of Most Passionate Love Song Sung Originally By Arijit Singh Phir Bhi Tumko Chaahunga from the Movie Half Girlfriend. Hope you enjoy my Reprise Version of the Song . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hi To All My Friends and Well Wishers. Today I Am Presenting you the Reprise Version of Most Evergreen and Soulful Song Sau Baar Janam Lenge from the Movie Ustadon Ke Ustaad release in the year 1963. The Original Song was Soulfully Sung by All time Great Singer of the Universe Mohammed Rafi Sahab. Hope you like my Reprise version of Evergreen Song- Sau Baar Janam Lenge. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hi To All My Friends and Well Wishers This song Mujhe Ishq Hai Tujhi Se is dedicated to all those Romantic lovers who love their true love from the Bottom of their heart . The Original Song was Sung by All Time Great Singer Mohammed Rafi Sahab from the movie Umeed released in the year 1964. Hope you like my Reprise version of the Romantic Song-Mujhe Ishq Hai Tujhi Se. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hello Friends Today I will take you down the memory lane through this Evergreen song. Presenting to my listeners the most Intoxication Romantic Song from the Sixties Bekarar Karke Humein Yu na Jaiye sung my one of favourite singer Hemant Kumar Ji. The Song is from the Movie Bees Saal Baad One of the Biggest Blockbuster movies from the Suspense, Horror , Thrilller genre from Bollywood. Hope You like my reprise version Bekarar Karke . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hello Friends After a long time I am Uploading My New Cover Song . This Song is Dil ,Jaan and Jigar of Every Nineties Youth. The Song is yes you heard it right Jaadu Teri Nazar sung by Evergreen Singer of Nineties Udit Narayan from the Super Blockbuster Movie Darr. This Song became craze and also its Anti Hero SRK The King Sharukh Khan.. Hope you like my cover of this beautiful song Jaadu Teri Nazar. Give You Love and Listen to my Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

Hi To All My Friends who had their heart Broken once in a while during their college days, youthful days . This song Meri Bheegi Bheegi si is dedicated to all those lovers who had their share of ups and downs in their love life. The Original Song was Sung by Great Master Kishore da for the movie Anamika. Hope you like my Reprise version of Meri Bheegi Bheegi Si. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gurusmusic/message

The rapid rate of infection in the ongoing pandemic is catalyzing technological innovation to prevent the next potential pandemic from ever reaching a global scale. Technology is the essential tool for early testing, detection, and tracking. Through the use of modern data science techniques to develop epidemiological forecast models and personal technology such as smart thermometers and wearables to track trends across regions, preventative measures are more powerful than ever before. Our speaker Inder Singh, founder and CEO of Kinsa Inc., discusses the current and changing landscape of technology and infectious disease prevention.

 “There’s a lot of data-rich, insight-poor environments that exist in the world. And part of our job at Kinsa, and part of the job of our public health colleagues, is to make the data accessible. It’s not data for data’s sake. It’s insight.”  – Inder Singh, Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Kinsa  Welcome to OneTAKE Live! In this episode, host Ian Barkin sits down with Inder Singh, founder and CEO of Kinsa, to discuss the entrepreneurial journey of Kinsa from idea to product, why it’s important to democratize information and insights, the value data holds for the future of healthcare, and much more.     Did you know you can help save the world just by taking your temperature?     With Kinsa’s revolutionary smart thermometers, every time a user checks their temperature, that data is tracked and added to real-time viral heat maps that enable customers to track and avoid areas where illnesses are spreading. And through careful scientific analysis and data forecasting, that information isn’t just being used to track epidemics, pandemics, and spreadable disease — it’ll eventually help to prevent the spread of illness entirely. That’s the power of data at work, but more than that, it’s the power of collaboration, as Inder explains:    “You want to solve any problem in the world? Any big hairy problem in the world? Whether it’s climate change, or whether it’s getting ahead of outbreaks? You need a coalition: a network of people who are cooperating and collaborating — and that’s the core of what we’re creating … that’s why giving insights back to individual households is so important.”     Prior to founding Kinsa in 2012, Inder served as an executive vice president of Access Programs and Market Dynamics for the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (an initiative of the Clinton Foundation). A data science and healthcare expert, he continues to further his goal of contributing to better public health through the innovative products and services Kinsa creates.     Join us and discover how technology and data science are creating a better future for healthcare on this episode of OneTAKE Live!   Episode Resources SYKES    Jobs.SYKES.com    SYKES Quarterly    Inder Singh (Wikipedia)  Inder Singh (Twitter) 

In this episode I have the pleasure to talk to Inder Singh Bassi, who is a 24 year old professional boxer signed to MTK Global, a six-time London champion, a three-time National finalist and a Haringey gold medallist as an amateur boxer. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★ We start with his family coming to England in the 1960s from India, how his father and uncles fell in love with Cassius Clay (Muhammed Ali) and wanted to learn more. We discuss his uncle's expertise in wrestling, their family desire to see a kesdhari Sikh boxer and how this led to the establishment and running of a kids boxing, wrestling and kabaddi club at the gurdwara. We discuss the relationship between Inder's Sikhi and his boxing career, the amateur boxing beard rule and how, as a case study for Lions MMA, Inder was able to help have the rule overturned. We talk about how representation in sport matters, how Inder got into boxing, what his training schedule is like and his fighting style. We then move onto how Inder keeps himself in the right frame of mind when approaching a fight and dealing with a loss. We then find out about the glass ceilings Inder has had to face and smash through during this boxing career. To conclude, we round up the conversation discussing role models, food and what the future might hold for Inder Singh Bassi. Two quotes in particular from the podcast that stick out: “I'm not here just to make numbers. There's some fighters who are here just to make numbers and they'll box bums and they'll have 10 - 12 fights and win them all. But it's not the same as boxing people who are there to win.” “From a young age, when I was 16, I had a Bhagat Singh phone case. It's always been Bhagat Singh, it's not because of who he was, it was someone who done something at such a young age and left a legacy, good or bad. That's what I want to do too. I know I'm not a freedom fighter obviously and I'm not here to fight a war against no government but in my field I want to leave a legacy.”

Schools and businesses across the United States are trying to track possible coronavirus outbreaks by using smart technology. One of those devices is a smart thermometer that shares information with others giving users the ability to possibly predict a spike in cases. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Inder Singh, the CEO of Kinsa, about how smart technology and artificial intelligence can help schools and businesses stay ahead of an outbreak. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Schools and businesses across the United States are trying to track possible coronavirus outbreaks by using smart technology. One of those devices is a smart thermometer that shares information with others giving users the ability to possibly predict a spike in cases. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Inder Singh, the CEO of Kinsa, about how smart technology and artificial intelligence can help schools and businesses stay ahead of an outbreak.

We have early warning systems for tsunamis, tornadoes, foreign invasion and even earthquakes. So why don't we have one for outbreaks? Today I interview Inder Singh, the CEO of Kinsa Health, who has developed a truly remarkable way to know, in real time, where outbreaks are happening 18-21 days before they’re known to the CDC, before hospitals start seeing a surge, and before we read about it in the press. A tested, proven, validated early warning system down to the county level that could identify with precision where more restricted measures are needed to slow the spread, instead of the broad, general government restrictions we're being subjected to today. So why doesn’t the government embrace it? Watch the video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI6wQ952V8M&feature=youtu.be. Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.

Getting to the critical thrusts of go-to-market and scaling with Inder Singh took us down some surprising avenues.  Inder brings business development experience from within large corporates and has now blended that with his own startup experience to help other founders. He brought valuable insight and pragmatism to this conversation.

Inder Singh is part Allied Legal and part SKALR Group and explains the importance of bringing legal and governance advice and strategy as an essential element of helping founders develop their go-to-market and scale.  Inder discusses some common traps and how startups can plan to avoid pain while setting themselves up for growth. He also shares his perspective on early and constant product validation.

One of the biggest funding this week was raised by online reseller network Meesho, gaining $125 Mn in a round led by Naspers, with participation from Facebook and existing investors SAIF, Sequoia, Shunwei Capital, RPS and Venture Highway. This fund raise will help it to make deeper inroads in areas outside India’s major metro regions, by creating more entrepreneurs, and as a result, reaching remote customers not serviced by traditional e-commerce marketplaces. Also, rumours are rife that the Japanese conglomerate is reportedly looking to invest $200 Mn in the company as well. Another major round was raised by ShareChat, adding $100 Mn in its latest Series D round of funding. Twitter and TrustBridge Partners are two new investors joining this latest funding round, while existing investors participating in this round include Shunwei Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, SAIF Capital, India Quotient and Morningside Venture Capital. The round took the total funding raised by ShareChat to $224 Mn. Bengaluru-based AI startup Parentof raised $1 Mnin a seed funding round led by V Srinivas and other existing investors. Parentof is a decision sciences organization which provides insights into child growth and decision analytics. With this, total funding raised by Parentof is $2 Mn. The funds will be used towards further evolving their technology, as well as expanding their partner network. Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending startup Faircent raised a fresh round of funding from Das Capital and Gunosy Capital. Existing investors Starharbor Asia and M&S Partners have also participated in the round. The startup will use the funding to strengthen its technology backend, expansion of its product offerings and reach. Chennai-based conversational AI startup Uniphore Software Systems raised $51 Mn in its Series C funding round led by March Capital Partners. Chiratae Ventures (formerly IDG Ventures), Sistema Asia, CXO Fund, ITP, Iron Pillar, Patni Family also participated in the round. The funds will be used to accelerate its go-to-market in North America, invest in research and development for the next wave of innovation on its platform and grow its talented employee base globally. Robotics startup Emotix, popularly known as Miko, which develops educational and recreational robot toys for children, announced to raise an INR 53.42 Cr ($7.5 Mn) Series A led by Chiratae Ventures. YourNest Venture Capital, investor Bruno Raschle and a group of angel investors are also participating in Emotix’s latest round. The company said it would be using the funding to expand internationally to North America, UK and the Middle East. A portion of the funds would be allocated for developing new products and R&D in the areas of emotional and artificial intelligence, which form a crucial component of the Miko emotive robot toy. Easy Home Finance: Real estate and lending tech company Easy Home Finance Limited announced a strategic partnership with Harbourfront Capital, a group company of Das Capital. The VC firm will invest an undisclosed amount in the real estate financing company. Easy will be utilising the funds from Harbourfront in expanding its assets under management (AUM) base and for further investment in its technology platform. Gurugram-based credit card bill payment startup Cred raised a bridge Series B round of INR 27.55 Cr ($4 Mn) from Sequoia Capital India. The company issued 20,179 Series B CCCPS shares priced Rs 13,653.31 each. The company said in its filings that the Bridge Series B funds will be used for growth, expansion, marketing and general corporate activities of the company. Moving on to acquisitions: Bengaluru-headquartered coworking space provider CoWrks acquired The UnCube for an undisclosed amount. The Gurugram-headquartered UnCube provides on-demand workspace solutions. Post-acquisition, CoWrks will rename the combined entity to CoWrks Go. CoWrks is now expanding its network of productive spaces by bringing on board a chain of cafes, restaurants, hotels, business lounges, etc. Ola acquihired Pikup.ai, a Bengaluru-based artificial intelligence startup. The deal value remains undisclosed, however, Pikup.ai founders — Inder Singh and Ritwik Saikia — along with its team will join Ola. With the acquihire, Ola aims to advance the application of machine learning and AI to identify deep insights that can lead to improved mobility outcomes. What else caught our eyes? Mukesh Ambani announced free Jio connectivity and Jio-Azure cloud services for tech startups in India by 2021. Startups will have to register on the Jio portal to access these services, which are expected to be available from January 2021. To provide these cloud services, Reliance Jio has announced a partnership with the tech giant Microsoft and its Azure cloud vertical.

Vancouver Consumer - August 10, 2019 - Inder Singh from Metro Vanvoucer & Egan Devis from Botanical Gardens

Chyelle Dvorak talks to Inder Singh, the Associate Head Men's Basketball Coach, about his journey to Crown College.

Interview with Inder Singh, a community advocate for Indian Americans, and a summary of his research on the first documented Indian immigrants to the United States.