Podcast appearances and mentions of joel reed

What happens when a startup with groundbreaking technology can't connect with the right buyers? In a world where automation has become essential, the collapse of Karakuri, an automated meal assembly company, offers valuable lessons for entrepreneurs looking to make waves in challenging markets. Despite a promising $6 million investment, Karakuri couldn't scale its innovative fry and meal assembly robots for the food industry. In this episode, host Jonathan Kersting welcomes Joel Reed, CEO of OpenArc, to analyze what happened and what you can learn from it. Discover the pitfalls of selling complex tech to risk-averse industries and why big chains resist small startups. Learn why market testing and industry partnerships are critical in high-stakes sectors like food automation. Gain insights into the importance of balancing engineering innovation with strong market strategy. Listen now to uncover the missteps that brought down Karakuri and learn how to avoid them on your own entrepreneurial journey​. Produced by the Pittsburgh Technology Council, this is a podcast for tech and manufacturing  entrepreneurs exploring the tech ecosystem, from cyber security and AI to SaaS, robotics, and life sciences, featuring insights to satisfy the tech curious.

How could a streaming platform with $1.8 billion in funding fail in just six months? In a time when streaming services are booming, Quibi's short-form content seemed like a perfect fit for our fast-paced lives, but something went terribly wrong. This episode of 10-Minute Tech Talks dives into Quibi's downfall and how you can avoid making the same mistakes in your own ventures. Joining host Jonathan  Kersting is Joel Reed of OpenArc, a Pittsburgh-based technology consulting firm specializing in talent, strategy, and software development services, to look at just what went wrong with Quibi. Keep listening to: Learn the dangers of investing too much without testing your product on real audiences. Understand why timing can make or break a business, even with the best ideas. Get practical advice on how to take small steps before committing all your resources to a new idea. Don't miss out on key lessons from Quibi's collapse—listen now and learn how to build a successful business without making billion-dollar mistakes! This is a podcast produced by the Pittsburgh Technology Council for tech and manufacturing  entrepreneurs exploring the tech ecosystem, from cyber security and AI to SaaS, robotics, and life sciences, featuring insights to satisfy the tech curious.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for April 6, 2024 is: redoubt • rih-DOUT • noun Redoubt can refer specifically to a small building or area that provides soldiers with protection from attack, or more broadly to any safe or protected place, whether literal or figurative. // A massive stone redoubt at the entrance of the bay guarded the city. // The refugees gathered in a hilly redoubt several miles from the outskirts of town. See the entry > Examples: "Pittsburgh has spent decades building itself as a world mecca for robotics technology and applications. The key to Pittsburgh's development into a robotics center has been the presence of Carnegie-Mellon University, a historic redoubt of technology that continues to evolve successfully; among its current distinctives is that it offers the nation's No. 1 graduate-degree program in artificial intelligence, according to [Joel] Reed [president of the Pittsburgh Robotics Network]." — Dale Buss, Forbes 28 Apr. 2023 Did you know? Based on its spelling, you might think that redoubt shares its origin with words such as doubt and redoubtable, both of which come from the Latin verb dubitare, meaning "to be in doubt." But that's not the case. Redoubt actually comes to us (via the French word redoute and the Italian word ridotto) from a different Latin verb—reducere, meaning "to lead back," the same root that gives us reduce. How that b ended up in redoubt is a lingering question, but some etymologists have posited that the word might have been conflated with another redoubt—a now-archaic verb meaning "to regard with awe, dismay, or dread" which, unlike its twin, does indubitably come from dubitare.

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Founder and CEO at Qrvey, Arman Eshraghi, is our latest guest on Road to CEO. Besides being a serial entrepreneur, Arman also acts as an advisor to startups. Arman is also a member of Mindshare and the Forbes Technology Council. Listen to Arman's story and how his professional career in the software industry took off and what are his next steps.Follow Arman on ⤵LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aeshraghi Visit Qrvey website: https://qrvey.com/ Check out our previous episodes with CEOs from the software industry ⤵Joel Reed from OpenArc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQxUsjLTQxU Mukund Krishna from Suyati: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnV8XJKv1WI Bret Peters from ADF Solutions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sqf_AxzTrOo Listen to Road to CEO on these platforms ⤵YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf6bspLenzO4Kew0i9RFmaw/featured Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0nucO6fi7V6HwEwVt6I8fo Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/road-to-ceo/id1581100300 Check our data-driven™ ad agency website: https://willmarlow.comBecome a Black Belt in data-driven marketing. 300+ lessons: https://royku.comFollow us on ⤵Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WillMarlow LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-marlow-llc-b395a8127/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willmarlowagency/

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In this episode, Will talked to Joel Reed, the CEO of OpenArc, a technology consulting firm that made a unique blend of people and software. OpenArc provides its clients with the best technical talent, while also offering software development and technology strategy services. Listen to Joel's story and how he got inspired to start his company.Joel talks about:How COVID-19 affected his business and how it CHANGED the employee landscape;What are the two CORE VALUES of his company;When he understood that he could start his OWN COMPANY;How CEO's role can ADAPT according to the company's evolution.Follow Joel on ⤵LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-reed-oa Check out our previous episodes with CEOs from the software industry ⤵Tod Gibby from Lock 8 Partners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1F3hw2vCbY Mukund Krishna from Suyati: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnV8XJKv1WIDave Gallerizzo from Distance Achieved Solutions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL3sSlIg9h0 Listen to Road to CEO on these platforms ⤵YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf6bspLenzO4Kew0i9RFmaw/featured Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0nucO6fi7V6HwEwVt6I8fo Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/road-to-ceo/id1581100300 Check our data-driven™ ad agency website: https://willmarlow.comBecome a Black Belt in data-driven marketing. 300+ lessons: https://royku.comFollow us on ⤵Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WillMarlow LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-marlow-llc-b395a8127/

This broadcast of TechVibe Radio was recorded at the new Huntington Bank in Seven Fields, PA. Joel Reed, CEO of OpenArc, stops by the show to give us an inside look at the technology consulting firm that specializes in talent, strategy and software development services. Joel details how OpenArc is a collaborative problem solver, providing a spectrum of innovative technology solutions with its people at the heart of its success.

This week, hosts Steve and Mike discuss the recent Cascadia connect event in Pittsburgh, where the announcement was made launching the the new US Alliance of Robotics Clusters. Mike had the opportunity to talk to Silicon Valley Robotics director Andra Keay and Pittsburgh Robotics Network director Joel Reed about the goals of the new organization. Mike also visiting Pittsburgh robotics company Agility Robotics and had the opportunity to catch up with co-founder and CEO Damion Shelton,

The Pittsburgh Robotics Network (PRN) represents the companies and leaders who make up the Pittsburgh robotics ecosystem, which is anchored by Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and driven by 100+ robotics organizations, including the worldwide leaders in autonomous vehicle development.  Executive Director Joel Reed tell us about the PRN's mission to accelerate the adoption of robotic solutions by bridging this large and dynamic community to the world. We do this by making connections, expanding our collective knowledge, and positively influencing the development and adoption of robotic and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.  The Pittsburgh Robotics Network brings enhanced visibility to Southwestern Pennsylvania's robotics community, distinguishing it as the Robotics Capital of the World and a recognized leader in equal opportunity and economic development. Pittsburgh is one of the few cities where robotics leaders can meet face-to-face to influence the direction of the industry. We facilitate connections between members and stakeholders, further accelerating opportunities for business growth and development. Our organization provides exclusive access to member-only events and programs centered on knowledge-sharing and collaboration.  Learn More at https://robopgh.org/.

Join us as we speak with Pittsburgh Robotics Network Executive Director Joel Reed. In this episode, Spencer and Joel sip Scotch. Joel talks about his career from high-powered (top 3) consultant, to startup CEO, to running the Pittsburgh robotics network, with a lot of stories in between. Joel and Spencer also talk about alternate careers they once considered as doctors and what made them decide to go into robotics instead.

Join us as we speak with Pittsburgh Robotics Network Executive Director Joel Reed. In this episode, Spencer and Joel sip Scotch. Joel talks about his career from high-powered (top 3) consultant, to startup CEO, to running the Pittsburgh robotics network, with a lot of stories in between. Joel and Spencer also talk about alternate careers they once considered as doctors and what made them decide to go into robotics instead.

Aurora's acquisition of Uber's self-driving unit takes center stage on episode 27. We break down the acquisition and try to figure out why Aurora would have purchased Uber's troubled self-driving unit. We also catch up with Joel Reed, the interim executive director of the Pittsburgh Robotics Network. Joel updates us on the status of the cluster, tells us about some interesting companies to watch, his daily sightings of autonomous vehicles, and how the cluster has handled the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Streaming now in exclusive video format on the Flesh Wound Features Youtube Page (and everywhere else cool podcasts are available) the terrifying trio of Flesh Wound Radio are back. On this episode Todd sees his fantasies come to life in the twisted film adaptation of Edward Lee’s book, Header. Also, we honor late director Joel Reed w/ a look back at the depraved classic, Bloodsucking Freaks, and finally, we break down Fangoria’s new horror comedy, P0rno. Support is for exclusive content at Patreon.com/fleshwoundfeatures and check out Fleshwoundfeatures.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QL6ZB-U0FAk&feature=youtu.be

Hey there everyone! In this quick but very special episode of the Fat Guy Forum I share my biggest takeaways from the first 41 episodes of the Forum and then have some very special guests share their thoughts on 2020! I hope you will enjoy it! The featured FGF All Stars on IG (In no particular order!): Joel Reed aka @Bigjreed Sean Harvey aka @start.persevere.hope Chase Greene aka @chasingmychange Gary Cantrell aka @garycantrell Andrew Algarin aka @cave_dad Alex Porro aka @Porro92 David Herrera aka @Keto__d Jon Shane aka @TheKetoRoad Miles Russell aka @telechronn Find Gormy on IG at @gormy_goes_keto, Twitter at @gormygoesketoand you can email the show at TheFatGuyForum@gmail.com! Need tickets to KetoCon 2020 and want to help out the podcast? Use this link! You can also support us and save money yourself by using code GORMY to get 15% your order at Redmond Real Salt or also Select Savory Seasonings! Great products I use every day!! Check them out! Don't forget to give us a rating and review on iTunes or whatever platform you use!! Thank you and be sure to amaze yourself today!  

This is not the episode you wanted but it's definitely the episode you NEED! For the first time ever it's a group of fat guys talking about the fat life! The Forum All Stars John Arpino, Alex Porro and Joel Reed unite with me as the superhero team of weight loss, the Fattastic Four. These guys are my brothers, my best friends and some of the best support you could ask for on a weight loss and fitness journey. We tackle questions from you the listeners and from ourselves. Together when we started our journeys we weighed more than a literal ton and so far we've dropped over 1000 pounds and changed our lives. This chat with the Half Ton Homies might just change yours! As A NOTE, for the next three weeks the forum will just be dropping one episode a week on Sundays so your host can take a much needed trip to the West Coast. But don't worry, I promise they will all be epic! You can find Alex on IG at @Porro92, John at @JarpsJourney and Joel at @BigJReed! Find Gormy on IG at @gormy_goes_keto, Twitter at @gormygoesketoand you can email the show at TheFatGuyForum@gmail.com! Need tickets to KetoCon 2020 and want to help out the podcast? Use this link! You can also support us and save money yourself by using code GORMY to get 15% your order at Redmond Real Salt or also Select Savory Seasonings! Great products I use every day!! Check them out! Don't forget to give us a rating and review on iTunes or whatever platform you use!! Thank you and be sure to amaze yourself today!

On this episode of the Fat Guy Forum I am introducing you to one of my heroes, Joel Reed aka @bigjreed on Instagram. Joel has lived more life in half the time I have spent on this planet dealing with family tragedies and loss at an early age, and an obsession with food that rivals my own that lead him to almost 500lbs his first year in college. What brought him there and what helped him escape those challenges? Let's find out together!  As always you can find your host Gormy on IG at @gormy_goes_keto or email the show at thefatguyforum@gmail.com!

IAM Robotics named a new CEO in August 2018 and closed a $20M Series A that November. How have they managed so much upheaval? I decided to find out directly from Joel Reed   Joel is the CEO of IAM Robotics and calls upon 20 years of experience in strategic planning and business development to lead the company’s commercialization of its innovative products.   We discuss the fundraising process, how Joel came to join IAM Robotics, and how he recruits technical talent.   Joel previously worked to introduce the first commercially available autonomous mobile robots as a new class of manufacturing and warehouse AGVs to 3PL providers, integrators and clients such as GENCO, Supply Chain Management (Walmart Canada), Freightliner Trucks | Daimler and BMW Manufacturing. Joel started his career as a process and technology consultant at Ernst & Young (now Cap Gemini) and also led the commercialization of a 3D software tools company, which was acquired by Autodesk.   Never miss one of our best episodes by subscribing to the newsletter.   Joel’s Challenge; At work, have a running or walking meeting.   Connect with Joel Linkedin Twitter   Connect with IAM Robotics Twitter Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 367 with Aaron Morris where we discuss computer vision, geospatial data, and how a technologist can learn enterprise sales. Underwritten by Piper Creative A digital agency that provides strategy, delivery, and analysis specializing in a few key service offerings. Vlogging Podcasting Linkedin Video   If you aren’t creating or curating content regularly, your clients and customers might forget you’re open for business. YouTube Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | PodBay

Joel has always been a bigger kid when he was young. But after losing his parents at a young age, Joel began to put on more weight, describing his activities as a deadly combination between eating a bunch of junk food and playing video games. His story will resonate with many young men out there who struggle with weight, who have developed an unhealthy relationship with food particularly junk food, young men who refuse to discuss their feelings and who have built daily routines around a lifestyle that is sedentary. Weighing 467 LBS at 19 and consuming food that could feed 4-5 people, Joel recalls his breaking point. “I was tired of throwing my life away. I was pretty much killing myself with food.” Gain insight on what life was like as a young obese man as Joel recalls his biggest challenges and how he started to take small yet effective steps to turn his life around with the right motivation and will power. It is through these small daily goals that we achieve amazing feats.

Are you ready to accept our domination? WDET reporter Rob St. Mary joins Mike in the Theater of the Macabre as we dissect Bloodsucking Freaks, a classic of exploitation from director Joel M. Reed.

How much does it cost to put food on the table for your family these days?  Definitely more than last year at this time. And it¹s a sure bet that it'll be even higher next year. The cost of producing food is skyrocketing and the basics are becoming out of reach to average American households. Solutions for an oncoming food crisis are needed locally, nationally and globally.    On this edition, we take a look at sustainable farming practices. Urban farms in the heart of San Francisco. The future of food production in a skyscraper. And on the ground in a Portland, Maine food bank. Solutions right in our backyards or just down the block. Featuring:Trevor Paque, My Farm founder and owner; "Z," My Farm farmer; Larry, Three Stone Heart; Anne Fisher Vollen, My Farm client and Green Zebra founder; Kevin Bayuk, Eco-systemic agricultural consultant; Tree, San Francisco urban farmer; Dr. Dickson Despommier, Columbia University microbiologist and professor; Joel Reed, Preble Street Resource Center food programs manager; Kathy Parker, Portland resident; Cindy Garrison and Jean George, PrebleStreet volunteers. Executive Producer/Host: Tena RubioContributing Producers:  Joshua Smith, Matt Fiddler and Lauren KirbyTape sync: Laura Vitale Producer: Andrew StelzerAssociate Producer:  Puck LoExecutive Director: Lisa RudmanAssociate Director: Khanh PhamIntern: Keisha Thomas The post Making Contact: Food for Thought. – November 28, 2008 appeared first on KPFA.