Podcast appearances and mentions of jenny cheng

What if your digital wallet could do more than just hold cards? What if it could become a one-stop solution for your identification, boarding passes, concert tickets and more? That's exactly what we're exploring in our intriguing chat with Jenny Cheng, VP and GM of Google Wallets. We venture into the fascinating world of mobile wallets and digital payments, shedding light on how the pandemic has shifted our perspectives. Hear from Jenny about Google Wallet's core mission of accessibility and the broader applications of mobile wallets, such as digital driver's licenses, barcodes, QR codes and more. We learn more about Google Wallet's security, its commitment to user's data and payment credentials protection, and how it stands out from the crowd. Jenny Cheng shares her thoughts on the potential of the digital payments space over the next 5 to 7 years. We also delve into the collaborative aspect of this evolution, discussing the necessity to involve consumers, merchants, and the broader ecosystem in this transition. In summary the episodes highlighted the potential of mobile wallets beyond just payments and underscored the importance of security in this digital transition.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Tearsheet's editor in chief, Zack Miller. One of the things I appreciate about Google's approach to finding the right products and services in financial services and fintech to offer its users is that it's playing the long game. A year ago, Jenny Cheng and her team launched Google Wallet which combines the payment capabilities of Google Pay with the convenience of storing things digitally that you would normally carry in a real world wallet, like a drivers license or a health insurance card. Jenny joins us on the podcast to discuss the market for mobile wallets and how she and Google wanted to stand out from the growing choices consumers have. She shares some demographic information about who uses digital wallets and who doesn't, homing in on the ability to truly free a user from the constraints of a digital wallet as a potential avenue to get the over 40 year old set to finally adopt wallets. Jenny also describes the power of an ecosystem approach that Google has brought to Google Wallet, servicing merchants and consumers, yes, but also 3rd parties that are needed to create a more expansive offering. Jenny Cheng is my guest today on the show.

In this episode, we discuss how teacher voice and student voice are connected. For students to feel empowered, teachers must also be empowered. In our conversation, we explore how to safely encourage quieter students to speak up, how teachers can gradually develop their unique teacher voice, how to prioritize the many tasks you have to juggle as a math teacher, and how math teachers can use observation as an opportunity to raise student and teacher voice in the classroom. Who you will hear fromJenny Cheng is a Mathematics Coordinator at the Santa Clara Office of EducationEd Campos Jr. is a  Consultant at  Kings County Office of Education Links Connect with Jenny Cheng: Twitter Connect with Ed Campos Jr. TwitterFollow Math Unmuted on Twitter @MathUnmute

There's another guest in the blanket fort! This time Yamina is joined by Jenny Cheng, cohost of Fandom and Wellness and one of the geniuses behind Fanmail Box, a bimonthly subscription box made for lady geeks, by lady geeks!While discussing episode 11 of Community, The Politics of Human Sexuality, Yamina and Jenny contemplate what it means to change as a person, the importance of sex ed, and the  female members of the Greendale 7. Make sure to Rate, Review and Subscribe!

Stem is the new guise of London-based DJ and radio host Jenny Cheng. Sonically her DJ sets and radio shows move through deep bass explorations and crisp shuffling rhythms that feel distinctly fresh and distinctly UK. These energetic selections have seen her grace the airwaves of stations like NTS, Noods and Rinse as well as holding down a residency, Sublime Portals, last year on East London's Netil Radio. Having recently moved in a new direction with her DJ name, we thought what better time to introduce the world to the sounds of Stem... @stem

Jenny Cheng led product program management at Salesforce during their explosive growth period from 2002 to 2011. Today she is an executive at PayPal focused on the intersection between the customer and the product. Learn what she did when she decided to get serious about joining boards, why she chose to be on the board of a smaller startup vs. a large public company and how to balance a board seat with your day job.

To help make sense of everything that’s happened in the almost two seasons of Westworld, Kim Renfro and Jenny Cheng of Insider have created a chronological breakdown of the major events of the show. Craig Carter and Jess Bowers go through the timeline and discuss the early days of the park (2:31) and the events after the reverie update (20:25). Support the podcast on Patreon Check out our merch on Society6

May 12, 2017 - While many are familiar with mystery boxes like Lootcrate, Rose Del Vecchio and Jenny Cheng co-created their own box, called FanMail, that is exclusively for female fans! I've been a fan of the boxes since I first heard about them a couple of years ago, so it was great to chat with Rose Del Vecchio about how the boxes came to be. (There's also a spoiler about this year's San Diego Comic-Con International box contained in this podcast.)