Podcast appearances and mentions of julie samuels

Julie Samuels, President and CEO of Tech:NYC, joined the show to discuss Governor Hochul's 'Empire AI' proposal to create a new artificial intelligence hub in Buffalo and related policies.

October 27, 2023 - Governor Kathy Hochul and Democratic state lawmakers are looking to impose statutory guardrails on social media use by minors, but Julie Samuels, founder and president of Tech:NYC, argues this is a misguided and ineffective response to concerns about utilization of apps like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

As technology becomes an increasingly large share of the U.S. economy, tech firms are setting up shop in cities outside of the traditional confines of Silicon Valley. We look at the burgeoning sector in New York City with Julie Samuels, president and director of Tech:NYC, a trade group. The Biden administration has announced new sanctions on Russia in concert with European allies — the additional U.S. restrictions are designed to hit Russian imports and individuals. And, a look into why GDP estimates are almost always changed after they’re released.

As technology becomes an increasingly large share of the U.S. economy, tech firms are setting up shop in cities outside of the traditional confines of Silicon Valley. We look at the burgeoning sector in New York City with Julie Samuels, president and director of Tech:NYC, a trade group. The Biden administration has announced new sanctions on Russia in concert with European allies — the additional U.S. restrictions are designed to hit Russian imports and individuals. And, a look into why GDP estimates are almost always changed after they’re released.

Dec. 12, 2022 - Tech:NYC founder Julie Samuels explains the broad new restrictions on cryptocurrency mining operations in New York and warns of a possible chilling effect on digital currency innovation in the Empire State.

Dec. 12, 2022 - Tech:NYC founder Julie Samuels explains the broad new restrictions on cryptocurrency mining operations in New York and warns of a possible chilling effect on digital currency innovation in the Empire State.

Host Kathleen A. McGee speaks with Julie Samuels, founder and former Executive Director of Tech:NYC, about how policy affecting industries like the tech sector is developed through advocacy, legislation, and regulation, as well as activism, litigation, and public relations. They discuss topics including how, in the development of public policy, can we ensure that all perspectives are heard; and how recent movements like BLM or the Women's March have successfully unleashed the power of the Internet to effectuate social change. Speakers: Kathleen McGee, Partner, White Collar Criminal Defense Julie Samuels, Founder and former Executive Director of Tech:NYC

Founder and outgoing CEO of Tech NYC Julie Samuels joins Evan and Yosh as part of the Start Up Sutra Series to discuss New York City's role as a technology center, her work in driving investment in NYC technology companies, and her and Evan's mutual obsession with Peloton.

Today it's a preview of the new Limitless Leaders podcast series from Eulerity recorded live in San Diego this week at #IFA2022. We'll discuss leadership with A-List franchise leaders Catherine Monson, Bob Fish, and Sarah Toney.  I don't know if this qualifies as "A Very Special Episode" but it's sure going to be different! Thanks for helping to put this together: Mary Hanula, Adam Chandler, Jake Fishman, Craig Maron, Troy Dowell, Julie Samuels, Heather Anderson, Clarissa Bradstock, AnswerConnect, Consumer Fusion, and The International Franchise Association.  We also say some nice things about Karen Booze, Brynn Gibbs, and Mark Spencer, but don't tell them!  

In this episode, Eulerity's Director of Marketing, Mary Hanula, and AVP of Franchise Business, Julie Samuels, interview Jennie Wolff, Chief Marketing Officer of Sola Salon Studios. Jennie leads the brand's marketing efforts, including its digital presence, the Sola blog, traditional and nontraditional marketing campaigns, and much, much more. We hear what daily life was like for team members of her brand once the pandemic hit, best insights on forming genuine connections with franchise owners, what the term "marketing holistically" means, and what lies ahead for the brand in the upcoming year. Sola Salon Studios provides beauty professionals with high-end, fully-equipped salon studios, alongside the support and tools they need to experience the freedom and benefits of salon ownership.

What does it take to keep a fitness franchise healthy? Krishea Holloway, President and CEO of Curves, shared the answer in her conversation with Eulerity's Senior Director of Growth, Julie Samuels. The two sat down to talk about the importance of marketing innovation, how to define and maintain wellness, what successful franchisees need and more.

Welcome to Teeny Tiny Talks. A platform for tiny conversations with individuals who are changing the world and raising children at the same time. Julie Samuels saw an opportunity to fill a void in NYC's civic landscape and brought together the city's tech sector to get engaged in the political debates across NY. Named one of Crain's 50 Most Powerful Women in NY, Julie is truly a pioneer in her field. Donna Rudolph, Founder of Teeny Tiny Treatments, sits down with Julie to talk about what its like to be a female who loves her work, and is also invested in raising a family. She gives us an honest account of the good, the bad and the ugly and everything it takes to be a BOSS and a PARENT. Subscribe to our Podcast, and our YouTube channel for more interviews with our fascinating lineup in TEENY TINY TALKS and of course our TEENY TINY TIPS for everyday health and wellness.

Julie Samuels is the Executive Director of Tech:NYC, is an engaged network of tech leaders working to foster a dynamic, diverse, and creative New York. It represents New York City’s technology industry with government, civic institutions, in business, and in the media. Its primary goals are to attract tech talent to the city and to advocate for policies that will help tech companies grow. Keep up with Tech:NYC: Twitter: @TechNYC Keep up with Julie: Twitter: @JuliePSamuels Lightbulb Moment is a podcast focused on spotlighting women in STEM, media, and entrepreneurship. This podcast is brought to you by the partnership between Jothi Ramaswamy and ThinkSTEAM, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the gender gap in STEAM through various initiatives, including this podcast. Learn more about Lightbulb Moment: Instagram: @lightbulbmomentpodcast Twitter: @lightbulbmomxnt Website: https://anchor.fm/lightbulb-moment Learn more about Jothi Ramaswamy: Instagram: @jothiramaswamy Twitter: @jothi_ramaswamy Website: http://jothiramaswamy.com/ Learn more about ThinkSTEAM: Instagram: @thinksteaminc Twitter: @thinksteaminc Website: http://www.thinksteam4girls.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lightbulb-moment/support

Tune in to hear all about Soccer Shots - The Children's Soccer Experience. Learn how the brand stayed nimble in Covid Times and how they infused new thinking & energy to stay in the game. Enjoy the podcast with Julie Samuel's, Eulerity's Senior Director of Growth, as she chats with Ashley Mitchell, VP of Marketing and Communications at Soccer Shots.

The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, and as it rages on we're learning a lot about technology's role in a situation like this — but it's also worth looking forward, and thinking about how tech will be involved in the process of repairing and recovering from the damage the pandemic has done. This week, we're joined by TechNYC executive director Julie Samuels to discuss the role of technology in a post-pandemic world.

The Coronavirus has impacted every town and city across the country. One of the hardest hit has been New York City, where Julie Samuels, the guest on this episode of Broadband Conversations, lives and works. Julie is the Executive Director of Tech:NYC and on this episode listeners will hear what she is seeing firsthand and how technology could assist in this crisis, as so much of in our lives, from work to healthcare to education, has migrated online.

Julie Samuels is the executive director of Tech:NYC. Tech:NYC represents New York's fast-growing, entrepreneurial high-tech industry with government, civic institutions, in business and public policy forums, and with the media. Julie and I sat down this week to talk about the work she does with Tech:NYC, and the future of tech in our city and beyond.

In late 2018, Congress passed the first major criminal justice reform legislation in nearly a decade. So what is the First Step Act, and how will it impact the federal prison population? Host Justin Milner talks with researchers Nancy La Vigne and Julie Samuels from Urban’s Justice Policy Center and Matthew Charles, who has spent years studying sentencing law and is one of the first people to be released from prison thanks to the First Step Act.

Tech NYC’s Julie Samuels on why the next swath of tech giants will have a rough ride and how New York is best placed to produce the grittiest start-ups of the future.

Ron Conway, the "Godfather of Silicon Valley" and Union Square Ventures' Fred Wilson discuss trends in venture capital beyond Silicon Valley and New York City.

We all know the patent system is riddled with problems, and badly in need of reform. But reform comes slow — really, really slow. So some tech companies have been doing what they do best: innovate. They are finding ways to get around the biggest problems of the patent system without waiting on go-nowhere legislative reform efforts. This week we're joined by Julie Samuels, President of the Board at Engine, to discuss the innovation-based approach to navigating the patent system and changing patent culture.

Today, we've got something a little different: a podcast crossover podcast with the folks from the a16z. Last week, Mike joined Julie Samuels from Engine on the a16z Podcast hosted by Sonal Chokshi to discuss a long list of important policy issues related to technology and innovation, and for those of you who aren't already following that podcast, we're cross-posting the episode here as part of the Techdirt Podcast as well. Enjoy!

There's a "game" being played right now among lawmakers and tech companies around policy issues, and as tech touches everything, everyone has to play some version of it. Even if the game keeps changing. Even if they don't want to. Or do they? What if the game could be reinvented in a way that respects, but doesn't reinforce, an entrenched system -- especially given newer ways of engaging? Part of the problem is that only big companies can afford to play the game, argues Julie Samuels, executive director at Engine (which does research, analysis, and advocacy for tech entrepreneurship): "Bad policy is bad policy because it's bad policy. But the big companies can afford bad policy." Joining Samuels in this a16z Podcast discussion about the evolution of policy and tech is Techdirt's Mike Masnick (who also founded the "digital-native think tank" The Copia Institute). They end by giving us a whirlwind tour of current policy issues in tech -- from patents and IP in China to cybersecurity, privacy, and Safe Harbor in Europe ... And the gig economy, talent, and immigration. All in just under 60 minutes.

Julie is a Staff Attorney and the Mark Cuban Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents. Before joining electronic frontier foundation, Julie litigated entertainment cases in Chicago. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Julie spent time as a legislative assistant at the Media Coalition in New York and as an assistant editor at the National Journal Group in D.C.

What does the recent battle for patent reform mean for startups and for the future of tech policy? Julie Samuels is executive director and president of the board of Engine, a young and influential advocacy group working to ensure startups have a voice in D.C. Through policy analysis, economic research, and close relationships with policymakers and startups, Engine is helping to elevate the interests of technology entrepreneurship in American policy. Julie gives an overview of the recent battle in Washington for patent reform and talk about lessons learned. She discusses what the battle means for technology and startup policy going forward — and explains why startups and businesses need to stay involved in the fight for change in D.C.

We happened to swing by the Electronic Frontier Foundation's office the same day the digital rights organization filed a challenge to Personal Audio's podcast patent suits. Thankfully, the EFF's Mark Cuban Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents Julie Samuels and her dog Daley took the time to meet with us.

Julie is a Staff Attorney and the Mark Cuban Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents. Before joining Electronic Frontier Foundation, Julie litigated entertainment cases in Chicago. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Julie spent time as a legislative assistant at the Media Coalition in New York and as an assistant editor at the National Journal Group in D.C.