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hd-intelligence, a new Irish legal-tech company, has announced the launch of its innovative e-discovery system designed to allow small and medium-sized law practices to compete with larger rivals at a cost they can afford. The SaaS business, established in 2020 with a mission to 'revolutionise the legal industry', is initially targeting a potential Irish and UK market valued at €150m and is confident of further global demand for its innovative e-discovery platform. hd-intelligence is a user-friendly, cloud-based software solution that allows legal professionals to quickly upload, review, critically analyse and produce documents online. Such e-discovery processes are now required as part of disclosure procedures in legal cases, but while software solutions are already available, they tend to be prohibitively expensive for all but the largest firms. hd-intelligence's 'plug and play' platform is deliberately designed with simplicity and cost-effectiveness in mind to 'level the playing field' and allow smaller companies operate at the same level as their larger competitors. It operates using a 'pay-as-you go' system based on the amount of storage needed and users can upgrade to different storage packs when required at costs that are affordable. To allow for more efficient processing, hd-intelligence has recently incorporated artificial intelligence (AI) into the platform. By building its own unique AI function, hd-intelligence aims to become the go-to platform for large and complex litigation cases where an AI model will scan and identify key material on a case-by-case basis, enabling legal professionals to review the most important documents to their respective cases early on. The company is initially targeting legal firms of between four to 12 employees of which there are in excess of 100 in Ireland and over 450 in the UK. However, it believes its system could be used worldwide by companies in other sectors including financial services and insurance as well as by government departments and agencies. It is projecting sales of over €1 million by 2025 and of more than €2.7 million by 2027 with plans to hire ten full-time employees in the next two years and grow this number to 20 by 2027. The idea for a more accessible and less costly e-discovery platform was borne was out of necessity for co-founder Anthony Joyce, a partner in the Dublin 8- based law firm Anthony Joyce & Co. Faced with an incredibly daunting review of hundreds of thousands of documents in a commercial case and dissuaded from using any of the available e-discovery platforms by high licence fees, Joyce teamed up with barrister and co-founder Francis Daly to create a solution. The two ultimately partnered with Mark Murphy, founder and chief executive of Juvo, a web design and development company based in The Digital Hub technology campus in Dublin 8, to bring hd-intelligence's platform to market. Murphy has since been appointed chief technology officer of the business. A total of €560,000 has been invested in the platform from a number of sources, including from the founders, private investors and Enterprise Ireland funding. Recent investment over the last twelve months fuelled developments on greater security and localised GDPR policies, as well as developing the platforms artificial intelligence review function. Anthony Joyce, co-founder of hd-intelligence said: "We are delighted to launch our new e-discovery platform, which has been about four years in the making. Our product can be used effectively by any law firm, but we are primarily targeting legal practices employing between four and twelve solicitors both in this jurisdiction and in the UK. We believe there will be significant demand and we are extremely confident in the platform's ability to become a go-to solution in what is a significant and growing part of the legal sector." "We have identified over 100 law firms in Ireland and over 450 in the UK that could immediately benefit from our system. In time,...

Welcome, everyone, to another episode of The Tearsheet Podcast, where we explore financial services together with an eye on technology, innovation, emerging models, and changing expectations. I'm Tearsheet's editor in chief, Zack Miller. This episode of The Tearsheet Podcast delves into the evolving financial landscape for Gen Z, focusing on their transition from debit to credit usage. Bunita Sawhney, Global Head of Consumer Products and Processing at Mastercard, shares insights from her presentation at the Tearsheet Gen Z Symposium, emphasizing the increasing role of women in financial decision-making. We explore Gen Z's preference for debit cards over credit cards, driven by factors like control and familiarity.  Bunita highlights the importance of partnerships and innovative strategies to engage Gen Z, advocating for financial literacy initiatives and alternative credit-building solutions like installment plans and Buy Now, Pay Later options. The discussion also touches on Mastercard's collaborations with fintech firms like Greenlight and Juvo to promote financial education and inclusion among younger demographics. Ultimately, the podcast aims to shed light on the challenges and opportunities in catering to Gen Z's financial needs and preferences. The big ideas Gen Z's Influence in Financial Decision Making: "To this day, 90% of payment decisions or household buying decisions are made by or with women. And that's true for Gen Z as well. Over 25% of women say that they are the sole decision-maker in their household's financial decisions." Gen Z's Digital and Social Natives: "It is a really special moment, not only because we're on the cusp of International Women's Day, so happy International Women's Day to all of you. And I do like to think not only about the women in our company and how we serve and support them, but the women who we and our product support and serve as well, because I'll spend a minute on that as I transition us over into Gen Z."  Preference for Debit Cards: "Debit is still the most accepted and the largest payment vehicle and the most consistently used all around the world. And that is true also for our Gen Z consumers. Why? Because it meets some of their critical needs, it meets their need for control, it meets their need for understanding and having control over their payments."  Importance of Credit Building: "Credit doesn't have to revolve first of all, right? We know now with the advent and the absolute take-off of installment solutions, and buy now pay later solutions, that there's plenty of easy ways to have access to short, non-APR related ways to pay in four, pay in six without a fee or without an APR as an example." Financial Literacy and Education: "We know that 52% of Gen Z consumers worry about financial security. That's twice as much as the generations before them -- two times more worry." Partnerships and Innovation: "We're in a different place with a different level of information flow with a really curious group, that are finding ways to inform themselves through social platforms, as I said, and others through influencers, who we need to continue to partner with more so than ever." Here's my conversation with Mastercard's Bunita Sawhney.

Juvo Leads Co-Founder Ted DeBettencourt joins us for episode 65 of the Personal Injury Marketing Minute to discuss AI vs human chatbots attorneys use on their websites in 2024. In this podcast, we cover what Juvo is, which types of chat platforms are available for attorneys, the advantages of human operators, challenges with human operators, conversion rates of AI operators vs human, and more. Find Juvo Leads online here: https://juvoleads.com/. See all episodes or subscribe to the Personal Injury Marketing Minute here: https://optimizemyfirm.com/podcasts/. Transcript coming soon.

To get clients - speed is everything. Individuals on Google are shopping around. Once they find your site, a 24-hour response time won't cut it. Chat is a great way to ramp up the number of cases coming into your firm. But, as Ted DeBettencourt shares with us today - not all chat services are created equal. Ted co-founded Juvo Leads (@juvo_digital). It's a boutique, human-powered, lead gen company that serves over 1,100 firms across the nation. They custom-train real people, can go off-script, and tailor the conversations to a firm's needs. Tools in this Episode: How instant responses will grow your practice. The importance of iteration. How following up will improve your bottom line. Links Want to hear more from elite personal injury lawyers and industry-leading marketers? Follow us on social media for more. Rankings.io Instagram Chris Dreyer Instagram Personal Injury Mastermind Instagram Personal Injury Mastermind Threads Rankings.io Twitter Rankings.io Website Chris Dreyer Website Ted DeBettencourt LinkedIn Juvo Leads Website Juvo Leads Instagram Article: Is Ngage's Chat Selling Your Leads? By Conrad Saam What's in This Episode: Who is Ted DeBettencourt? Why script writing for intake is not a one-time thing. How to ensure an empathetic first contact with potential clients. How Juvo Leads approaches referral programs on a firm-by-firm basis. Past Guests Past guests on Personal Injury Mastermind: Brent Sibley, Sam Glover, Larry Nussbaum, Michael Mogill, Brian Chase, Jay Kelley, Alvaro Arauz, Eric Chaffin, Brian Panish, John Gomez, Sol Weiss, Matthew Dolman, Gabriel Levin, Seth Godin, David Craig, Pete Strom, John Ruhlin, Andrew Finkelstein, Harry Morton, Shay Rowbottom, Maria Monroy, Dave Thomas, Marc Anidjar, Bob Simon, Seth Price, John Gomez, Megan Hargroder, Brandon Yosha, Mike Mandell, Brett Sachs, Paul Faust, Jennifer Gore-Cuthbert Additional Episodes You Might Enjoy 80. Mike Papantonio, Levin, Papantonio, & Rafferty — Doing Well by Doing Good 84. Glen Lerner, Lerner and Rowe – A Steady Hand in a Shifting Industry 101. Pratik Shah, EsquireTek — Discovering the Power of Automation 134. Darryl Isaacs, Isaacs & Isaacs — The Hammer: Insights from a Marketing Legend 104. Taly Goody, Goody Law Group — Finding PI Clients on TikTok 63. Joe Fried, Fried Goldberg LLC — How To Become An Expert And Revolutionize Your PI Niche 96. Brian Dean, Backlinko — Becoming a Linkable Source 83. Seth Godin — Differentiation: How to Make Your Law Firm a Purple Cow 73. Neil Patel, Neil Patel — Digital A New Approach to Content and Emerging Marketing Channels

The guest on today's episode is Paul Willmes. He is the Vice President of Products at Juvo+. He has 20 years of experience driving product development, production management, operations, marketing, and sales in the US and internationally. He Built companies from the ground up and helped established companies grow revenue, profitability, and operational efficiency. He has a track record of success with startups, early stage, and post-IPO companies   In today's episode, he discusses Building a Portfolio of Private Label Brands.Takeaways:It is necessary to keep up with the constant changes that Amazon makes and adapt accordingly to those changes.Use new technologies like AI to improve and make changes.Need to keep enough inventory so that you will not go out of stock.Your working capital requirement equals to how much inventory you need to keep in stock minus how much liquidity you are generating.Tracking your spending on sponsored products and organic products would be helpful.On video ads, the click-through rate is high.Quote of the Show: Having that sensibility about that individual product and its lifecycle, ecosystem and dynamics takes a lot of human effort.   Links:Personal – Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulwillmes/Juvo+ - Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/juvoplus/Juvo+ - Website: https://www.juvoplus.com/Ways to tune in:Apple PodcastiHeart RadioSpotifyGoogle PodcastStitcherYouTubeAmazon Legends is sponsored by Argometrix, the authority on, and a leading supplier of, competitive intelligence for online retail. To learn more, head over to https://argometrix.com/

Super powerful lessons from this conversation with Tanya on what it's like to be an ABA entrepreneur going through multiple rounds of fundraising, to bring in a new leadership team, to choose the right investor/partner, to lean into strategy & game theory ... and then transition to a new entrepreneurial endeavor in Summa Academy. Enjoy, kind listener!Resources:Tanya Scott on LinkedInSumma Academy on InstagramA primer on game theory and the prisoner's dilemmaSponsored by Element RCM

After selling their thriving HR Technology business in 2015, Mark and Debbie Emery saw there was a huge need to help the millions of people who work by the hour find work close to where they live.For more info, visit https://shrimptankpodcast.com/atlanta/Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theshrimptankFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theshrimptank?lang=enCheck out Atlanta on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/shrimp-tank-episodes

-¡Platillos Navideños por kilo listos para celebrar! -Foro del Día de la Discapacidad -El Tec de Monterrey invita a los jóvenes a formar parte de la novena generación de Líderes del Mañana -Celebra Fundación Walmart de México diez años del programa “Pequeño Productor” -Conferencia de prensa Santander - CANIRAC -PFIZER te invita al lanzamiento de “Unid@S Por Ellas” -Estanflación -¿Los estados más pacíficos del país tienen una mayor demanda inmobiliaria? Mercado Libre te lo cuenta -8 de cada 10 proveedores de OXXO son proveedores locales -1ra empresa en el mundo en recibir el Nivel 6 de certificación ICREA por sus Centros de Datos -Reapertura de McDONALD'S Polanco -Mastercard y la fintech Juvo amplían su alianza para crear identidades financieras digitales en Latinoamérica y el Caribe -Booking.com revela que el 56% de los mexicanos extraña sentirse despreocupado en sus vacaciones -Huawei ha anunciado el HUAWEI WATCH KIDS 4 Pro: Un acompañante seguro y sano para el crecimiento de tus hijos Resumen de mercados con Marisol Huerta, del Banco Ve por Más Entrevista con Eva Zamora, Uriel Naum Ávila y Mario A. Esparza. Expertos de Iberoamérica presentan el libro Comunicación Corporativa 4.0, un manual de procedimientos para tiempos digitales… y de crisis Entrevista con Ing. José de Jesús García Cavazos, Director General, ICAMI Región Norte

Helping preschoolers with special needs to learn at home can be quite challenging. But, there is help and hope! Check out our recent discussion with Amy Salazar, BCBA as she shares ways to help your preschool learner thrive. Tips include starting with small tasks, imbedding learning into your existing routing, and rewarding with high-interest items. Amy Salazar, BCBAAmy is the Regional Director of Juvo (Autism and Behavioral Health Services). Amy has been with Juvo since 2014, providing services in East Contra Costa County before expanding services to San Diego. With her background in social services, Amy is passionate about increasing access to quality care to individuals from diverse backgrounds and using evidenced-based procedures to provide individualized care to each client. Amy holds her Bachelor's degree in Sociology, completed her Master of Education degree in Curriculum and Instruction (Applied Behavior Analysis), and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.Crystal Sanford, M.Ed., M.A. CCC-SLPCrystal is the president and director of Sanford Autism Consulting, a consulting practice offering IEP advocacy and parent empowerment classes for fellow special needs families throughout the U.S. Crystal specializes in supporting families impacted by Autism, as well as other unique challenges such as learning disabilities and ADHD. To learn more about assistance in advocating for the special education your child deserves, contact Crystal at info@sdautismhelp.com.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thrivingsf)

Welcome to another episode of Develomentor. Today's guest is Hayden SimmonsHayden has been working in emerging market fintech for most of his career. He graduated from Colorado College in 2007, with an Economic Development major and Spanish minor, having written his thesis on the impact of collectivized remittances in rural Mexico. He spent the early part of his career on the non-profit side, connecting venture-backed remittance startups with immigrant communities for product-market fit testing.Hayden later spent 4 years at Juvo, managing strategic partnerships across LatAm, Africa and Southeast Asia. He then helped Migo expand from Nigeria into Latin America. Currently, Hayden is working on a variety of strategy and BD projects supporting Facebook’s global blockchain-powered mobile money project (Libra).He is actively advising a number of early-stage African fintechs, is a fledgling angel investor, and recently joined Lateral Capital as a Venture Partner. In his spare time, he enjoys rock climbing, guitar and tending to his agave farm.If you are enjoying our content please leave us a rating and review or consider supporting usQuotes“The people you are trying to serve might have a smart phone, but maybe it has no balance. And they may be a dozen miles from the nearest ATM. That backdrop gets people that are interested in emerging markets very excited. How do you piece together all of these challenges to bring financial services to the last mile of consumers?““When you’re young and have the time, seek out adventures and take risks and have as many interesting experiences as possible because its all going to be valuable.”“For emerging markets there’s nothing that can replace on the ground experience and understanding people and the products and the landscape. Just studying in your MBA is a fraction of the value you get from spending a month on the ground.”—Hayden SimmonsAdditional ResourcesLearn more about Libra, Facebook’s blockchain powered digital currency – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libra_(digital_currency)Learn more about One Million Advisors – https://nextbillion.net/You can find more resources in the show notesTo learn more about our podcast go to https://develomentor.com/To listen to previous episodes go to https://develomentor.com/blog/Connect with Hayden SimmonsLinkedInTwitterFollow DevelomentorTwitter: @develomentorConnect with Grant IngersollLinkedInTwitter

Globally 4 billion people are locked out of the formal economy because they don’t have a credit history. On this episode of Purpose, Inc, host Michael Young welcomes Josh Gosliner of Juvo. Juvo has pioneered the creation of financial identities for the unbanked and underbanked using mobile phone usage and payments data to build a credit bureau from scratch. Josh discusses how the lack of information about credit worthiness places a heavy burden on the poor; the impact Juvo is having in developing economies in Latin America and South East Asia; and why market-based solutions are the way forward.Follow us on Twitter: @mbyCheck out our website: www.actual.agency

Meet Josh Gosliner, senior director of product marketing at Juvo. Currently serving 26 counties (and counting), Juvo enables people who are underbanked to start building a credit history by lending instant loans for phone credit in developing markets via their mobile app.Questions Josh Answered in this Episode:Is it challenging to get your product adopted? How to do you manage the negative connotation of taking a loan in your marketing strategy?What is the role that mobile plays in these emerging markets? And how might that be different from what we see here in the U.S. or in Europe?How do you make consumers aware of your financial credit building services?What is the future for Juvo in 2020 and how will you get there?Timestamp:8:58 What is Juvo?12:02 Leveraging phone carrier data to inform marketing messages 13:32 How to manage consumers’ preconceptions about a product15:22 The massive role of mobile in emerging markets16:00 Challenges of mobile app marketing for Juvo20:54 Give people what they need when they need it, progressively24:06 Juvo’s goals looking forwardQuotes:(12:31-13:04) “One of the things we’re really working on optimizing right now is what is the flow or the journey that somebody goes on from once they get that message? Is it a message that then takes them to the app store to download an app to sign up to then take the loan? Or is it something where we can make it as simple as responding to that text message? There’s a number of ways in which people prefer to interact with their mobile operator or services in general. And optimizing that is a really big part of our go-to-market and our growth strategy.”(15:23-15:48) “I think emerging markets, in general, are mobile-first. There’s a small slice of the population that has access to computers and has had that for some time. But for the vast majority of people, a mobile device is in many instances the first time that people are getting access to the internet. And so, it really is a much more transformative piece of technology.”(17:38-17:48) “We are constantly doing funnel analysis. And every point of the journey in which we can reduce friction, that’s our number one priority.Mentioned in this Episode:Josh Gosliner - LinkedInJuvo

Do you have product marketers in your organization? Do you know what they do from day to day? Josh Gosliner, senior director of market strategy at Juvo, joins Rebecca Kalogeris, VP of marketing for Pragmatic Institute, in this episode of the Pragmatic Live podcast to dive into just this - what product marketing is, what a product marketer does, and why it’s important to your organization.   

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Welcome back to What’s NEXT, a podcast from Samsung NEXT exploring the future of technology. In this episode, Ryan talks with Juvo’s Head of Data Science, Aristotle Socrates, about how his company can help the billions of mobile users in the developing world gain access to credit — and why he believes “data science” is the wrong name for his field of work.

Ron Suber has experienced the exits about which every entrepreneur dreams. He has a healthy perspective about enough and doesn't have to work. Rather than ride off into the sunset in retirement, Ron travels the world in Rewirement and stays active in 20-plus companies. In talking about the Golden Age of FinTech as a way to empower more people around the globe, he challenges people at all stages to approach each day with intention.

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Most of us in the developed world don’t think much about making phone calls. We have monthly contracts, often with unlimited minutes, so we just make calls whenever we want. But billions of people around the way use their phones very differently. They have prepaid plans that they top up, often multiple times a week, […] The post Podcast 147: Steve Polsky of Juvo appeared first on Lend Academy.

Most of us in the developed world don’t think much about making phone calls. We have monthly contracts, often with unlimited minutes, so we just make calls whenever we want. But billions of people around the way use their phones very differently. They have prepaid plans that they top up, often multiple times a week, […] The post Podcast 147: Steve Polsky of Juvo appeared first on Lend Academy.

How to keep your head without losing your heart, what aspiring founders need to know, supercharging sales, and how NOT to start a startup. Michael and Paul deliver updates from Callsign, Juvo, Awake Security, and more! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode49 Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw/ for all the latest episodes!

Glenn Chisholm and Ben Johnson of Obsidian Security join us. In the news, how to keep your head without losing your heart, what aspiring founders need to know, supercharging sales, and how NOT to start a startup. Michael and Paul deliver updates from Callsign, Juvo, Awake Security, and more on episode of Startup Security Weekly! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode49Visit https://www.securityweekly.com for all the latest episodes!

How to keep your head without losing your heart, what aspiring founders need to know, supercharging sales, and how NOT to start a startup. Michael and Paul deliver updates from Callsign, Juvo, Awake Security, and more! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode49 Visit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw/ for all the latest episodes!

Glenn Chisholm and Ben Johnson of Obsidian Security join us. In the news, how to keep your head without losing your heart, what aspiring founders need to know, supercharging sales, and how NOT to start a startup. Michael and Paul deliver updates from Callsign, Juvo, Awake Security, and more on episode of Startup Security Weekly! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SSWEpisode49Visit https://www.securityweekly.com for all the latest episodes!

In this episode of The worn&wound Podcast, worn&wound Managing Editor Ilya Ryvin and Co-Founder Blake Malin discuss the watches they saw on Day 1 of Baselworld 2017, the world's largest watch and jewelry show. Brands covered include Squale, Sinn, Itay Noy, Monta, Junghans, Juvo and Oris. For more coverage of Baselworld 2017, check out www.wornandwound.com and follow us on Instagram. Also, don't forget to shoot us an email at info@wornandwound.com or message us on any of our social media accounts to ask us a question or suggest a topic for future discussion.  *Please note that we refer to Juvo as Time Atelier in the episode, which is an error. 

dj dAz presents: Brass Vol. 2 (The Sounds of Brass 1992)1. Jamiroquai – Too Young To Die2. D-Influence – I'm The One3. Greyboy – Outerlude4. Greyboy – Freestylin'5. The New Jersey Queens – Party and Don't Worry About It6. Main Source – Looking At The Front Door7. Gang Starr – Who's Gonna Take the Weight8. The Pharcyde – Pork9. Soul II Soul – Jazzie's Groove10. Loose Ends – Don't Be A Fool11. Jamal-Ski – Jump, Spread Out12. Super Cat – Ghetto Red Hot (Hip Hop Remix)13. The Ragga Twins – Jugglin'14. El General – Pu Tun Tun15. Cutty Ranks – The Stopper16. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince – Summertime17. The Honeydrippers – Impeach the President18. The Head Hunters – God Made Me Funky19. The Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Hihache20. The Brand New Heavies – Dream Come True21. The Young Disciples – Move On (Soul Pride Mix)22. Black Sheep – Strobelight Honey (The Def Mix Version)Okay, where to start? Well in 1992 there was a little Acid Jazz club that formed at a Greek restaurant on Melrose Ave in Los Angeles, CA. through friends of friends and at a point when the musical influences in hop hop, jazz, and reggae were probably at its peak as far as creativity goes in the music industry. And if you were part of the industry, then this is where you had to be…. BRASS. Brass was the name of the club and for anyone who was there?, well then this mix is dedicated to you! 75 mins (song for song) of every chune that was played regularly at the weekly Sunday sessions and one off parties thrown by the Brass crew including the first ever promoted shows in L.A. of The Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai, Guru's Jazzmatazz, The Roots, Born Jamericans, The Pharcyde, MC Solaar, along with some Roy Ayers shows for the good vibes.: The Brass Crew: Orlando aka EMC-0, Marques Wyatt, DJ P, and myself alongside Dave Felts, and with respect to DJ Cid, Jesse De La Pena in Chicago, Gerry V in S.F., and all the jazz funkin' peops of San Diego, CA.The Guest List: In no particular order; Marques, Orlando, Paul Stewart aka DJ P, Dave Felts, Cid Hernandez aka DJ Cid. Jesse De La Pena, & Big Larry outta Chicago, Colin Sutton and Straight from the Lip, Behind The Post Office (S.D., S.F.), Raymond Roker, Jason Bentley, Todd Roberts, Cynthia and Derrick Ahsam, Brett King & Family, Nate Scott, Lano Brazil, Jason Sugars,Chris Vargas, Jimmy Jam, T-Love, Alison, BJ, Bree aka DJ 88, DJ Rob One, Bigga B, Cokni O'Dire, Rankin' Tomas, The Village Idiots: Bleu, A.J., Stevo, Logic, Molly, Proper Grounds, Jimmy Jam, Eddie Donaldson, DJ White Ice, Miles Tackett, Cary Sullivan, Rocky Dawuni, Pam Turbov, Victor, Jasmine Vega, Delicious Vinyl, Mike & Rick Ross, Leslie, Crazy Craig, Carmelita, Lamarr, Paul Moshay, Truly, Brady Blade, Mona Lisa, L.A. Jay, Suave, The Soul Brothers, Def Jef, BNH- N'dea, Jan, Simon, and Andrew. Schmooche & The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, Lord Digga, Paula Perry, Born Jamericans, The YD's – Femi, Marco, and Carleen. Ole Madrid and the Green Circle Bar (S.D.), DJ Greyboy, The King King. Jez, Willie & The Soulsonics. Eddie Pillar & Acid Jazz Records, Gerry V, Mike B & The Mr. 5's Crew (S.F.), The Pirate DJ's, Maurice and Giant Step NYC, Jazzy Nice, DJ Smash, Julie Z & 555 Soul, Will Ortiz, Mike Tyson, Tony, Toni, Tone, Queen Latifah, B+, Fishbone, The Fly Girls, Pauline & Sally @ Funkeesentials, Andrew-ski, Miles Tackett, Octavio Camacho, The Angel, Lalomie Washburn, Jean-Louis, The Soul Children, DJ Destroyer, DJ Create, Guru, Jamiroquai, Skatemaster Tate, Max (HVW8), Matt Robinson, Orb, Matt Morris, Mo' Wax, Ubiquity, Luv N Haight, The Groove Merchant, Talkin' Loud, Fresh Jive, The Cahuenga Posse: Tracy, Diana, Liana, Pepe, Catastro, Dave B, Juvo, Sergio, Tony P, The Kendall Family, Josh Littman, Jeremy Kaiser, Seth, Anastasia, Romeo. Octave, Staci Gabrielli and Family, Scotti, My Favorite Eggplant (HI), A Hats, Philly Blunts, and my Mum and Dad. Forgive me if I forgot anyone (it's late, and I'm knackered), and remind me if I did, I'll add you to the list. BIG THANKS TO MARQUES, ORLANDO AND DJ P for the vocal drops and influence.