Podcasts about kunal patel

In this episode of Not a Big Deal, we sit down with Kunal Patel, Chief Revenue Officer at Slate, to explore the evolving role of the CRO and the growing importance of collaboration between marketing and sales. Kunal shares his journey to becoming a CRO, offering insight into the challenges and high expectations of the role. We discuss how marketing's responsibilities have expanded in today's business environment, highlighting the critical need for teams to experiment, communicate effectively, and build trust. Kunal also underscores the importance of aligning marketing efforts with revenue objectives and deeply understanding customer needs to ensure sustainable growth.

Kunal Patel, Dallas Federal Reserve, joins Jason Spiess, founder, The Crude Life to review the latest energy survey and discuss their upcoming Energy and the Economy: Meeting Rising Energy Demand in November. The Dallas Fed conducts a quarterly survey of about 200 oil and gas firms located or headquartered in the Eleventh District—Texas, southern New [...]

Artificial intelligence, electric cars and power-hungry manufacturing are combining to boost power demand in Texas and nationwide. Dallas Fed economists Kunal Patel and Pia Orrenius examine what it will take to ensure that the lights stay on, and burgeoning user demand is met.

Utkarsh Ambudkar, aka UTK, is an actor, rapper, and singer and is featured in the CBS hit show Ghosts. He is also known for his roles in Pitch Perfect, The Mindy Project, and Never Have I Ever. Kaly, aka Kunal Patel, is a highly-respected rapper who has collaborated with artists such as Indian musical composer and Oscar winner A.R. Rahman. As a side hustle, he also happens to be an attorney.These guys have been friends forever, but they've never really worked together. Now, in collaboration with their producer, Shankar Tucker, they have released their independent seven-track EP titled Too Grown Men, exploring themes of heartbreak and struggle and defying stereotypes.In this episode, we dive into the familiar theme of growing up on the fence between American and South Asian cultures, their own personal growth and experiences as artists, what they each bring to their music, and their plans for the future.Utkarsh discusses his early years in the music scene with MTV Desi, the BTS of his epic Oscar Performance with Questlove,  why he hasn't been to an ashram in India to find himself yet, and the potential plans for going on tour.  Kaly tells me about growing up Jersey without any brown people around him, why he is a rappers rapper,  how he still keeps his east coast roots living in LA, and what  it has been like working with the legendary A.R. Rahman. The Story of Too Grown Men: Utkarsh and Kaly dive into the creation of the EP and the theme of growing up between cultures and achieving a sense of freedom + Don't Care, the first album Utkarsh and Kaly worked on together + how Utkarsh's writing compliments Kaly's prolific output + getting married and having kids + their producer Shankar and white people who are more Indian than Indians (03:45)Back in the Day: Utkarsh talks about leaving college, VJing for MTV, and his first break + the early Indian music scene and meeting Karsh Kale and future Grammy winners Goldspot(13:10)Indian Music Scene: Kaly celebrates his good luck in working with A.R. Rahman + Punjabi rappers going viral on TikTok + Indian artists who now write for mainstream performers (16:52)Out on the Road: Utkarsh lays out his movie and TV schedule for the next six months + how he'd love to tour with Kaly and his wife + not getting enough Indian food in the White House + the age and beauty of Indian culture (19:01)Growing up Indian and American: Kaly talks about not growing up in India and seeing his relatives in India every six months + Ami and Utkarsh go deep into what makes a healthy attitude to being South Asian and American,  proudly wear the flag on your chest or just relax and operate as a human being + Utkarsh describes being relaxed about taking roles originally for white and black people, and being less worried about what people think + Kaly and Ami discuss growing up brown and being ignored rather than discriminated against + the importance of a natural, organic pride in South Asian culture (23:40)Organic Chemistry in the Studio: The story of the song Bring in the 808s. From thinking up the first line driving into the studio to writing the whole song in less than an hour (30:53)Rapid Fast Round: Highlights include rapping at the Oscars, asking Tom Hanks' wife permission to use the restroom and changing in a janitor's dressing room (35:24)Connect with Utkarsh: InstagramIMDB page Connect with Kaly: InstagramYouTube channel Let's talk Connect:Instagram This podcast is produced by Ginni Media.

Kunal Patel, Dallas Federal Reserve, joins The Crude Life to breakdown the recent Energy Survey. This quarter's survey also includes for the first time a set of questions regarding price expectations for oil and natural gas over six-month, one-year, two-year and five-year horizons. According to Patel, activity in the oil [...]

Books are the original medium for communicating science to the masses. In a holiday special, producer Kunal Patel asks Babbage's family of correspondents about the books that have inspired them in their careers as science journalists.Host: Alok Jha, The Economist's science and technology editor. Contributors: Rachel Dobbs, The Economist's climate correspondent; Kenneth Cukier, our deputy executive editor; The Economist's Emilie Steinmark; Geoff Carr, our senior editor for science and technology; and Abby Bertics, The Economist's science correspondent. Reading list: “The Periodic Table” by Primo Levi; “When We Cease to Understand the World” by Benjamín Labatut; “A Theory of Everyone” by Michael Muthukrishna; “Madame Curie” by Ève Curie; “Sociobiology” by E. O. Wilson; “The Selfish Gene” by Richard Dawkins; “Why Fish Don't Exist” by Lulu Miller; and “How Far the Light Reaches” by Sabrina Imbler.Sign up for a free trial of Economist Podcasts+. If you're already a subscriber to The Economist, you'll have full access to all our shows as part of your subscription. For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Books are the original medium for communicating science to the masses. In a holiday special, producer Kunal Patel asks Babbage's family of correspondents about the books that have inspired them in their careers as science journalists.Host: Alok Jha, The Economist's science and technology editor. Contributors: Rachel Dobbs, The Economist's climate correspondent; Kenneth Cukier, our deputy executive editor; The Economist's Emilie Steinmark; Geoff Carr, our senior editor for science and technology; and Abby Bertics, The Economist's science correspondent. Reading list: “The Periodic Table” by Primo Levi; “When We Cease to Understand the World” by Benjamín Labatut; “A Theory of Everyone” by Michael Muthukrishna; “Madame Curie” by Ève Curie; “Sociobiology” by E. O. Wilson; “The Selfish Gene” by Richard Dawkins; “Why Fish Don't Exist” by Lulu Miller; and “How Far the Light Reaches” by Sabrina Imbler.Sign up for a free trial of Economist Podcasts+. If you're already a subscriber to The Economist, you'll have full access to all our shows as part of your subscription. For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Discussions about artificial intelligence tend to focus on its risks, but there is also excitement on the horizon. AI tools, like the models beneath ChatGPT, are being increasingly used by scientists for everything from finding new drugs and materials to predicting the shapes of proteins. Self-driving lab robots could take things even further towards making new discoveries. As it gets ever more useful, could AI change the scientific process altogether?Jane Dyson, structural biologist at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, explains why Google DeepMind's AlphaFold tool is useful, but scientists should be aware of its limitations. This week, Google DeepMind released a new tool to unpick the link between genes and disease, as Pushmeet Kohli, head of the company's “AI for Science” team, explains. Also, Kunal Patel, one of our producers, meets Erik Bjurström, a researcher at Chalmers University of Technology and Ross King, a professor of Machine Intelligence at Chalmers University of Technology and at the University of Cambridge. They explain why self-driving lab robots could make research more efficient. Alok Jha, The Economist's science and technology editor hosts, with Abby Bertics, our science correspondent and Tom Standage, deputy editor. Sign up for Economist Podcasts+ now and get 50% off your subscription with our limited time offer: economist.com/podcastsplus-babbage. You will not be charged until Economist Podcasts+ launches.If you're already a subscriber to The Economist, you'll have full access to all our shows as part of your subscription.For more information about Economist Podcasts+, including how to get access, please visit our FAQs page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Discussions about artificial intelligence tend to focus on its risks, but there is also excitement on the horizon. AI tools, like the models beneath ChatGPT, are being increasingly used by scientists for everything from finding new drugs and materials to predicting the shapes of proteins. Self-driving lab robots could take things even further towards making new discoveries. As it gets ever more useful, could AI change the scientific process altogether?Jane Dyson, structural biologist at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, explains why Google DeepMind's AlphaFold tool is useful, but scientists should be aware of its limitations. This week, Google DeepMind released a new tool to unpick the link between genes and disease, as Pushmeet Kohli, head of the company's “AI for Science” team, explains. Also, Kunal Patel, one of our producers, meets Erik Bjurström, a researcher at Chalmers University of Technology and Ross King, a professor of Machine Intelligence at Chalmers University of Technology and at the University of Cambridge. They explain why self-driving lab robots could make research more efficient. Alok Jha, The Economist's science and technology editor hosts, with Abby Bertics, our science correspondent and Tom Standage, deputy editor. Sign up for Economist Podcasts+ now and get 50% off your subscription with our limited time offer: economist.com/podcastsplus-babbage. You will not be charged until Economist Podcasts+ launches.If you're already a subscriber to The Economist, you'll have full access to all our shows as part of your subscription.For more information about Economist Podcasts+, including how to get access, please visit our FAQs page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Biofuels are displacing petroleum-based distillate fuel oil consumption on the West Coasthttps://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=57040- renewable diesel = diesel made from - biodiesel used as well- petroleum distillate consumption down on west coast in 2022 but biodiesel consumption up- unique to west coastNATIONAL AVERAGE SEES LITTLE CHANGE, GASOLINE DEMAND PLUMMETS AFTER SURGING FOR JULY 4- Gasoline demand soared on July 4 but declined since then- Gasoline prices went down going into July 4 but have basically remained stable since then- "Implied gasoline demand, a proxy for retail demand, unsurprisingly jumped to 9.6 million barrels as motorists hit the road for July 4."- "gasoline inventories fell 2.5 million barrels" Oil dips on Chinese and U.S. data, but OPEC+ cuts limit fallhttps://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/oil-eases-ahead-china-us-data-opec-cuts-support-market-2023-07-10/- Lots of Chinese data coming out later this week- Will the market tighten in H2 2023? China's economy will turn around at some point, but will it be this year? - China's trade with US and Europe is down but is Russia really a replacement? Depends who you ask.Iran Seizes Commercial Tanker in Persian Gulfhttps://www.voanews.com/a/iran-seizes-commercial-tanker-in-persian-gulf-/7170938.html- Military incident in Persian Gulf including US Navy firing on Iranian vessels did not cause oil market to jump at all- Do people not care about tanker security in the Persian Gulf anymore?Special Guest Kunal Patel from the Dallas FedQ2 Energy Surveyhttps://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2023/2302- price forecasts of producers are different from other industries. Think price will be in $80s by end of year- credit conditions: 24% of small E&Ps said credit conditions are having a major impact. Large E&Ps have more sources of credit.- costs in the oilfield: the larger the firm you are, the more pricing power you have, both with services and materials- larger firms can take advantage to get lower costs but smaller E&Ps are still facing higher costs- potential decreases in cost in H2- Contracts with rigs and suppliers are the issue - if firms locked in contracts in 2022 then prices are higher even if prices are going down now. When the contracts were signed is driving the costs- Oil producers in the US think that global oil consumption has slightly underperformed this year what they expected at the start of the year. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit energyweek.substack.com

Kunal Patel is a #SME in life. Someone you want as your mentor on how to live a rich life in things that matter like #time and how we view and use it.  He is a serial entrepreneur, software developer, game developer, AR/VR SME, philanthropist, and a kind person.  I work out of OMG Labs, a coworking space for (previously Orlando Game Space) #STEM and #STEAM creatives. OMG Labs has a sister organization, Indienomicon Foundation that hosts game jams and Meetups related to the game industry. Be sure to reach out to Kunal at hello@omglabs.proj if you want to learn more how you can get involved.   Tune into this week's Intern Whisperer podcast episode to learn more about this former #Navy hospital corpsman transitioned to the position of talent learning designer.   The Intern Whisperer Podcast is brought to you by Employers 4 Change - Increasing diversity through #Skills based #DiversityEquityInclusion #recruitment and #management for #interns and #employees alike. Apply today to be an #Employer4Change that invests in #intern #talent and #employees. Want a break? Play Intern Pursuit Game on Steam.  Thank you to our sponsor Cat 5 Studios.

CNBC's Brian Sullivan gives a few energy related tips. Kunal Patel of the Dallas Federal Reserve gives the results from their latest Energy Survey. Dr. Bill Dunkelberg is a Chief Economist for the National Federation of Independent Business explains why Small Business is the best way to jump start the economy. Raymond Gentry talks about the boom and [...]

Across the insurance industry, many firms are increasingly looking towards software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions to address issues of limited internal resource, as well as to automate and streamline their business processes. In this episode of (Re)thinking Insurance, Ravi Sharma is joined by Kunal Patel and Scott Gibson to explore the benefits of SaaS solutions and how organisations can ensure they gain maximum value from these technologies.

Big Oil Has $150 Billion in Cash and Investors Want a Sharehttps://www.wsj.com/articles/big-oil-has-150-billion-in-cash-and-investors-want-a-share-b5cdea35- oil companies sitting on cash now, but they may need that cash for when prices are lower- should they return all this cash to shareholders now or keep it to pay out in dividends throughout the next cycle?- what about needing cash to account for uncertainty in regulations?Oil's sharp slide has surprised markets. But some traders now see a bottom for priceshttps://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/08/oils-sharp-slide-has-surprised-markets-but-some-traders-now-see-a-bottom-for-prices.html- analysts have "feelings" that oil prices have seen their bottom- what are the signs? expectation that US gasoline demand will be strong this summer? strong jet fuel demand? inventories? industry? Diesel demand? Chinese manufacturing data? Fed is done raising interest rates?- OPEC is a big uncertainty. Will OPEC take action to cut production at its June meeting or keep production stable?- Will OPEC members adhere to their voluntary cuts?- Diesel numbers aren't good for demand- Could hit summer driving season and demand goes up but then OPEC would need to hold production steady- If Russia doesn't actually cut then oil prices could go lower when evidence hits marketOil climbs almost 3% as recession fears begin to fadehttps://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/oil-prices-inch-up-recession-fears-begin-fade-2023-05-08/- The fears aren't fading, they just aren't as bad as they seemed before.- Was the price slide in oil really overdone?- OPEC to release monthly oil report on Thursday?No more gas stoves? New York is first state to ban gas in new buildingshttps://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2023/0505/No-more-gas-stoves-New-York-is-first-state-to-ban-gas-in-new-buildings- "It's part of a larger state plan to reach net-zero energy emissions by 2050" but the power plants will probably still be permitted to use natural gas- "By 2026, most new buildings under seven stories will have to use electric heat pumps for controlling air temperatures and for hot water. Larger buildings will have to comply by 2029. Some businesses that require extreme high heat to operate are exempt."- Heat pumps don't work that well. What will cities like Buffalo do?- "The state's energy cushion could narrow beginning in 2025 as some generators are deactivated and demand grows" according to New York's grid operator. Probably will not take older generators out of commission in order to continue to provide electricity.Special Guest Kunal Patel from Dallas Fed - Q1 Surveyhttps://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2023/2301- 200 firms in 11th district registered- data collected March 15-23- Data suggest expansion in upstream over the last 2 years is stalling- supply chain delays eased- employment growth continuing but not as fast as before- executives are not optimistic- expect crude oil to end year at $80/barrel- WTI at $73/barrel but breakeven is around $62/barrel: range of averages from $56 to $66. But that includes different regions, Eagle Ford, Permian, etc. - most firms can profitably drill at current prices but last year breakeven was lower ($56/barrel). Large firms (10,000bpd or more) need $55/ barrel while smaller firms need less).- Generally if executives think the price is currently in a good range they predict that oil will end the year at the same price. Last year they thought prices would come down. Now they think prices will go up.- Question: What West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil price does your firm need to cover operating expenses for existing wells? AVerage across sample is up by 10% from last year. Suggests increase in cost just to manage existing wells. - Price to complete a DUC has to be between operating expenses and price to put well into production. Completion cost is generally 2/3 of the cost of the well.- $70 oil but $2 gas -- is this an issue? Natural gas and natural gas liquids are seen mostly as an additional uplift. Cost of natural gas mostly impacts the just natural gas drillers.- Push to reduce emissions by moving to electric power is impacting the area. Using electric powered turbines in fracing, for example. More wells mean more electricity needed but often they are away from civilization and its hard to get electricity.- Anger towards BLM - especially regarding permitting rules. Even renewables are having trouble getting permits from BLM. Length of time to get permits is increasing.- Costs continued to rise, but supply chain issues easing. Why? Activity was flat, so maybe supply chain caught up? no, equipment that was ordered a long time ago was finally delivered. Could costs be in labor?Next report coming out June 22!Check out energy indicators and energy slide show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit energyweek.substack.com

  Kunal Patel is a senior business economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas joins The Crude Life's founder Jason Spiess for an update on the oil and gas activity in the 11th District, including the Permian Basin, Eagleford and Haynesville basins in Texas. Growth in the oil and gas sector stalled out in first quarter [...]

China's corn-based ethanol fuel threatens food security while crowding the market, state commentary warnshttps://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3207013/chinas-corn-based-ethanol-fuel-threatens-food-security-while-crowding-market-state-commentary-warns#Echobox=1673879264- China can't feed its own people, and they are using corn for fuel- The US puts ethanol in gasoline to replace MBTE (found to cause cancer) but now puts more in its gasoline to replace petroleum - policy started during Bush Admin- What is going on in China? Why don't they just reduce the amount of ethanol in their gasoline?On gas stoves:- see for a good explanation - for a quick run down: Biden agenda, lithium mine, tribes, greens collide in Nevadahttps://www.nbc4i.com/news/politics/ap-politics/ap-bidens-agenda-lithium-mine-tribes-greens-collide-in-reno/- What's really green or not?- $700 million loan guarantee offered by Biden admin for this mine even though permits are being challenged in judicial systemSpecial Guest Kunal Patel from the Dallas Fed on the Q4 2022 Energy SurveyEllen's Investing.com Columnhttps://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2022/2204#tab-report~ 200 oil and gas firms in 11th district (152 responses to survey)Main takeaways: - expansion of activity solid- costs continued to increase but some moderation in increases- supply chain delays continue to persist- employment demand in the field- uncertainty up amongst executives- Most executives think price of oil at end of 2023 will be in the $80 range (average $84/barrel)Capital expenditures: 2022 vs. 2023- firms are looking to increase capital expenditures- BUT there's also cost inflation, so much of the capital expenditure increases could just be due to cost inflation- expect small increase in activity, nothing too significant, but spending will go up.https://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2022/2204#tab-questions- Will cost inflation be higher than last year? thinking is that is won't be as much of an increase.- How does this fit with the EIA forecast? Activity will increase. More firms are saying they are increasing production not declining but the increase is declining. Slower growth is the key word here.- EIA says 12.6 million bpd by end of 2023. Can the Permian hit that? On an annual basis we will produce more, but on a month to month basis we won't hit as high production levels (13 million bpd in 2019).- "Slowing growth" is the word for 2023?- But maybe slower growth isn't a bad thing? Activity will be higher in 2023 than in 2022. How long will our resources last? - Cost inflation makes it hard for firms to know how much they are going to spend this year. Supply chain disruptions are still having a major impact. Even if firms wanted to increase activity they couldn't because they don't have the parts.- Maturing asset base is listed as number 2 reason why growth isn't happening as fast. Are US assets closer to end of life cycle?- price volatility mentioned in comments "The volatility in commodity prices is creating bid–ask spreads to blow out on transactions. Fewer deals are to be had in this style of environment."- regulatory environment listed less this quarter- could there be a recession? this came up a lot- CEOs prediction for the price of oil at the end of the year is most impacted by what the price of oil was at the time they were asked for the prediction.- What price are you using for your budget question gets a much more conservative answer though CEOs are moving up the underlying price for their budgets.- "Leasing has increased and new drilling has increased."Q1 2023 Survey will be out at the end of March! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit energyweek.substack.com

Toying with criminals is a dangerous game. This week, Marketplace brings Snap a chain-smoking internet detective who plays to win. A version of this story originally aired on Marketplace's This Is Uncomfortable, a show about life and how money messes with it. If you want to hear more, check out This Is Uncomfortable wherever you get podcasts. BIG thanks to the This Is Uncomfortable team: Reema Khrais, Zoe Saunders, Karen Duffin, Alice Wilder, Marque Greene, Drew Jostad and Kunal Patel. Produced by Peter Balonon-Rosen, original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, artwork by Teo Ducot Season 14 - Episode 2

In this episode of Fixed on ESG, PGIM Fixed Income's Armelle de Vienne, Co-Head of ESG Research, and Kunal Patel, CFA, Head of Client Advisory for UK, Middle East and Africa, host a Q&A with special guest, Sarika Goel, Global Head of Sustainable Investment Research for Mercer. Listen for thoughts on: drivers of demand for ESG-labelled fixed income strategies; navigating differences in investor ESG objectives; considerations for investors looking to align their assets to net zero; stewardship and engagement in the context of fixed income; and more! Recorded on December 6, 2022. The views of any of our guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of PGIM Fixed Income.

Kunal Patel is a senior business economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas joins Jason Spiess for an update on the oil and gas activity in the 11th District, including the Permian Basin in Texas. Activity in the oil and gas sector expanded at a strong pace in the [...]

This week in the Dentology Podcast Andy and Chris talk to Kunal Patel, owner and Clinical Director of Love Teeth Dental Practice, a state-of-the-art practice based in Sutton, Surrey, where he works alongside his wife, Lucy. Despite only having been a dentist for 12 years, Kunal is one of only two UK dentists to become a FastBraces Senior Master Affiliate, and he also achieved Invisalign Diamond Provider status in record time! In this episode, Kunal talks about working as a clinical dentist and his journey into practice ownership. He explains his decisions and business plans to grow Love Teeth into a multiple practice brand, the steps he's taking to achieve this goal and shares his secrets to success for recruiting a great team! Finally, Kunal talks about the dreadful targeted attack he was recently subjected to and the impact this has had on his everyday life with his wife and family. A great listen! Topics: - Pathway into dentistry - Clinical dentist to practice ownership - Love Teeth: a family business / growth into a multiple practice brand - Why via squats? - The timeline and numbers for your 1stpractice to date - What's your secret to success for recruitment? - What impact did the recent targeted attack you were subjected to have on how you live your life? - How did your parents react?

OPEC+ to Weigh Production Cut to Bolster Oil Priceshttps://www.wsj.com/articles/opec-to-weigh-production-cut-to-bolster-oil-prices-11664734482- oil prices are inflated due to inflation so $80/barrel oil is perhaps more like $70/barrerl oil or even $60/barrel oil.- could this cut put prices back up to $90 or $100/barrel- How much more can prices go up after the jump in prices as news of these talks jhave gotten out?- What about the demand forecasts that show increased demand in 2023? Is this just a short term cut for the rest of 2022- What if prices get too high for China?This 100% solar community endured Hurricane Ian with no loss of power and minimal damagehttps://www.cnn.com/2022/10/02/us/solar-babcock-ranch-florida-hurricane-ian-climate/index.html- This community's survival isn't about its eco-consious solar powered design but that all of its transmission lines are underground, well built homes & an inland locationEnergy crisis: Europeans 'must lower thermostats to prepare for Russia turning off gas supplies' https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2022/10/03/energy-crisis-europeans-must-lower-thermostats-to-prepare-for-russia-turning-off-gas-suppl- leaks were also found on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which was due to come on stream this year but never did after Germany refused to certify it.Special Guest Kunal Patel from Dallas Fed Energy Surveyhttps://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2022/2203.aspx#tab-report- 200 Oil and Gas Firms in 11th District (Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico)- 173 responded (mostly E&P firms, also oil services firms)- Overall goal to better understand opportunities and challenges upstream is facing- 3rd Quarter Survey shows strong expansion in upstream. Strong pace for business activity but supply chain is worsening and costs remain very high.- Outlooks improve, but uncertainty jumped!- Real price of gasoline compared to 2011/2014 - price is still lower- Age of cheap natgas in US coming to an end? 69% think that it will come to an end by 2025. That is very soon and a very high percentage of respondants. Though 16% said that prices will return back to lower. Shows what kind trend we are in.- It's hard to predict the price of oil and natural gas- Naming specific agencies as sources of difficulty and uncertainty. - Very few comments on OPEC, much more on finding labor, finding equipment especially tubular steel and government regulatory uncertainty/interference.

Hello friends and happy Friday! In this episode I have a conversation with Kunal Patel, Head of Research at FirstWork and current Graduate student at UW. FirstWork is a software that helps make the ABA therapy process for children with Autism more accessible, helping parents to continue therapeutic learning at home while managing screen time in their homes. We discuss Autism and the hindrances on specialized education and support for ABA therapists. We also take the time to air our grievances about the recent FBI raid of former President Trump's Mar-a-lago residence. Please comment, follow, and share! Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kpatell/ https://www.instagram.com/mazzyeckel/ https://www.instagram.com/pursuingleadershippodcast/ Websites https://www.firstworkapp.com

Kunal Patel is a senior business economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas joins Jason Spiess for an update on the oil and gas activity in the 11th District, including the Permian Basin in Texas. Activity in the oil and gas sector expanded at a robust pace in second [...]

This week's guest is nothing short of inspirational! He's one of the UK's youngest, fastest growing Invisalign providers, and has been noted as one of the UK's emerging trailblazers in the world of dentistry. He is a huge advocate of technology in dentistry and has adopted a cutting edge digital workflow in his practices. Kunal has a huge presence, online and offline. His social media is one to watch, and his face, and opinions can often be seen in national press and on TV. What a journey Kunal! Take us back to the beginning. Where did you start your dental journey? When did you first discover Invisalign and recognise the opportunity it brings? Can you talk to us about your digital patient workflow. I know you've worked hard to create a truly digital experience. Tell me about Love Teeth Dental and your ambitious expansion plans What's the one thing you would preach to young dentists wanting to build their own dental brand? You work with your lovely wife Lucy. Tell me about that work dynamic. Your social media and engagement on Instagram is nothing short of brilliant! Tell me your strategy here. You've made a real success of Invisalign Open Days and they form part of your overall strategy - can you share how they support your overall Invisaign strategy What motivates you to get out of bed every morning? Where next?

Biden's Middle East Trip Is a High-Risk Bid to Reset Saudi Relationshttps://www.wsj.com/articles/bidens-middle-east-trip-is-a-high-risk-bid-to-reset-saudi-relations-11657481150- will he ask for more oil? no indication more Saudi oil would even bring down pricesOil From U.S. Reserves Sent Overseas as Gasoline Prices Stay Highhttps://www.reuters.com/business/energy/oil-us-reserves-head-overseas-gasoline-prices-stay-high-2022-07-05/- this isn't a BAD thing but politicians who think it is could do damage by trying to curb oil exports from US.Gas Station Owners, Blamed When Prices Rose, Face Risks as Prices Fallhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/gas-station-owners-blamed-when-prices-rose-face-risks-as-prices-fall-11657540801Special Guest Kunal Patel from Dallas Federal Reserve Oil and Gas Survey https://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2022/2202.aspx#tab-questionsWhat stood out to you in the Q2 survey results? Anything surprising?- 200 upstream firms signed up in district - 137 responded. - diffusion indices, give direction of where indicator is going. - Challenges around cost increases and supply chain issues. Pace of increases is very strong. strongest it's ever been. Firms are dealing with significant cost increases and time lags.Supply chain issues - 47% rated them as "significantly negative" and 47% rated them as "slightly negative." What supply issues rated amongst the most difficult to procure for firms? How do you see this as impacting production?- steel tubular rated as good with most significant shortage- sand also needed for completions. Firms that want to increase activity above plan don't know where they will be able to get steel, labor or sand- tariff exemption on Ukrainian steel is helpful but Ukrainian steel mills aren't able to produce. Executive said, get rid of steel tariffs from other countries- Sand could be trucked in but also shortage of truck drivers.- Will take 7-8 months to get a new well drilled and producing.A number of analysts expect U.S. crude oil production to grow by nearly 1 million barrels per day (mb/d) from December 2021 to December 2022. By how much do you expect U.S. oil production to grow?37% said they expect oil production to increase by between 800,000bpd and 1 million bpd but almost as many (34%) said they expect production to grow by less than or equal to 800,000 bpd. Are analysts being too optimistic with their growth forecasts, especially given how executives feel supply chain issues are impacting them?- hard to say whether analysts are being too optimistic.- higher prices provide incentive to grow. But cost inflation is major. Most people thought costs would increase 10%, but its likely much more than that (maybe 25%). Dallas Fed thinks it will be less than 1million bpd growthGovernment regulations are still a significant factor driving uncertainty for firms but supply chain issues, inflation and labor shortages have eclipsed that - is this a change from earlier surveys?- generally higher oil prices mean more money and less uncertainty. Now, prices increased but uncertainty also increased.- Lots of comments saying government regulation is important.- Kansas Fed asked same question and firms said that government regulations were cause of most uncertainty, not supply chain, labor, inflation etc. Different region - not the Permian. OK, CO, WY.

Kunal Patel, senior business economist, at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas joined Jason Spiess to discuss the new Energy Survey release March 21, 2022.  As a member of the Research Department's energy group, Patel analyzes and investigates developments and topics in the oil and gas sector. He is also [...]

Kunal Patel, senior business economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, joins Jason Spiess to dissect their 4th Quarter Survey of 134 energy firms, 90 were exploration and production firms and 44 were oilfield services firms. The oil and gas sector continued growing in fourth quarter 2021, according to oil and [...]

How Institutional Investors See the Future of Oil and Gas https://www.bcg.com/publications/2022/how-investors-see-future-of-oil-gas- 70% of institutional investors think oil prices will stay above $60 per barrel through 2024- Want more clarity on firms' energy transition plans- Nearly 2/3 of institutional investors believe peak oil demand will happen by 2030 (really?! With emerging markets this cannot possibly be the case)Hochul calls for ban on natural gas in new buildingshttps://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/588584-hochul-calls-for-ban-on-natural-gas-in-new-buildings- wants 2 million electrified homes by the end of the decade with at least 800,000 of those homes for low and middle-income residentsKazakhstan Unrest Pushes Up Uranium and Oil Priceshttps://www.wsj.com/articles/kazakhstan-unrest-pushes-up-uranium-and-oil-prices-11641497655- produce 40% of the uranium output that is sold to utilities in US and other Western countries and China- Some slowdown in oil output but seems to be resolvedBiden to ramp up regulatory push on climatehttps://www.argusmedia.com/en/news/2290155-biden-to-ramp-up-regulatory-push-on-climateDallas Fed Energy Surveyinterview with Kunal Patel, Research Department, Senior Business Economist, 11th district (Texas and New Mexico)https://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/des/2021/2104#tab-report- Activity in the oil and base continues to expand, particularly the upstream sector- Cost pressures are a big deal, cost to operate/run leases- Employment continues to expand but not as robust as from 2010-2014Q3 survey asked about hiring - 2/3 of firms said they are having trouble because of lack of applicants. Other reason was that potential applicants looking for higher pay.- Outlook continues to improve- Uncertainties continue as well - regulatory a big piece of it. Covid 19, getting additional capital,- Oil and gas execs expect price to end up at $75 per barrel- More wells being developed on pads, larger pads, fewer rigs needed. More wells/rig being completed. - OPEC NOT cited as a reason for uncertainty anymore. Perhaps feeling more confident about OPEC- Large firms listed #1 priority as pay down debt (responsible for 80% of production) Small firms (under 10,000 bpd) #1 priority to increase production.Q1 Survey release will be March 23, 2022- what breakeven price do E&P firms need.Oil Price And Production Insights For 2022 From Dallas Fed Energy Surveyhttps://www.investing.com/analysis/3-oil-price-and-production-insights-for-2022-from-dallas-fed-energy-survey-200613820

Kunal Patel of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas talks in detail about their most recent Dallas Fed Energy Survey which involved about 200 oil and gas firms. According to Patel, Activity in the oil and gas sector continued growing strongly in second quarter 2021, according to oil and gas [...]

Over almost two years of podcasting and almost a hundred conversations with industry luminaries have made one fact clear: Minimally-invasive dentistry is here to stay. In this week's episode, we look back at highlights from some of our favourite conversations with proponents of the philosophy including Tif Qureshi, Robbie Hughes, Kunal Patel and many more. Enjoy!  In This Episode 00:59 Tif Qureshi06:28 Nik Sethi08:38 Payman Sobhani14:00 Richard Field20:31 Robbie Hughes25:26 Simon Chard30:00 Zainab Al Mukhtar32:08 Andrew Wallace39:35 Benji Dhillon43:25 Daz Singh49:26 Elaine Mo53:55 Gina Vega01:00:45 Jason Smithson01:04:14 Kunal Patel01:08:36 Linda Greenwall

Kunal, aka Kaly, is the rapper behind songs like Ganesh on the Dash and Royalty. He has performed and produced with AR Rahman, his music clears over 9,000 monthly listens on Spotify, and his music has been added to a PlayStation game. Kunal is also an entertainment lawyer and has worked for companies like Universal, Vice, and Apple. In this episode, Kunal shares his thoughts on why South Asian artists have to collaborate to go mainstream. He reminisces about hanging around music studios and how that led him to a career in law. And he talks about how his recent docushort was inspired by the desire to improve inclusivity and transparency in Hinduism.

Kunal Patel, Federal Reserve of Dallas gives an update from their recent Energy Survey in the Dallas Fed District. Activity in the oil and gas sector jumped in fourth quarter 2020, according to oil and gas executives responding to the Dallas Fed Energy Survey. The business activity index—the survey's broadest measure of conditions facing Eleventh [...]

Kunal Patel and I something less of a conversation and more of a jam session. We explored his career as a creative and a lawyer to creatives and the multi-year grit it took to land the roles he took on. I don't know how many lawyers once drove for Uber or took a paralegal role to get a foot in the door at the right company. We also explored his ambitions for South Asian creatives and why representation in media really matters. One quote from Kunal has stayed with me: "there can't be a first unless there's a second and a third and a fourth." This interview was a first.

The future is now, and your future can be listening to this insightful episode of the Intern Whisperer with special guest Kunal Patel of Brand XR. We talk about VR, AR, and so much more in the field of technology. You won't want to miss it!

Kunal Patel, Dallas Federal Reserve, discusses the results of the their quarterly survey involving the oil and gas industry. The four-year-old survey measures the health of the region's oil and gas industry. In March, the survey's business activity index dropped to what was at the time its lowest reading ever. [...]

Kunal Patel, Dallas Federal Reserve, recaps their recent study which explains that activity in the energy sector deteriorated further in second quarter 2020, according to oil and gas executives responding to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Energy Survey. The business activity index—the survey's broadest measure of conditions facing Eleventh District [...]

In this episode, host Wil Fulton learns the enduring value and myriad benefits of learning family recipes, especially those passed down over generations. He speaks with: Superstar chef Aaron Sanchez on learning to cook from his mother and grandmother, and the ingredients they prefer in their kitchens Rosella Rago, on her show Cooking with Nonna, and why nonnas are the unsung heroes of the cooking world Erin Byers Murray and Cindy Wall, two of the women behind Dirty Pages, showcasing the stories and legacies behind so many family recipes. Kunal Patel, Ria Bhowmick, Kush Parmar on their project Curryageous, dedicated to examining and preserving family recipes and their stories.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On the Life After 50 show today we will be talking about anxiety. This show is sponsored by Find Houston Senior Care- Your One Stop For All Things Senior Care and Senior Living in the Houston area. Senior CareSince we are in the middle of the COVID-19 Pandemic when this show was recorded anxiety is an experience that has become all too common. I will be speaking with Dr. Kunal Patel, a pharmacist with Apteek Pharmacy. We will discuss anxiety and how it is affecting many Americans today. Dr. Patel has information on both medications that can help and alternative solutions.

Kunal Patel, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, shares information from their survey with over 200 oil and gas companies. Patel talks about their key conclusions, wages, rising costs, equipment utilization and uncertainty that persists in the marketplace. Patel also comments on the Permian activity and what producers in the survey [...]

Where we CooCooCooCooCooCoo, we have fries, and hoagies the size of Ria's face, LESS ARTICLES THIS TIME, the Mumbai beach clean up and the guju responsible for it (to be continued), the Maryland House rest area cashier named Kunal Patel, dead kittens =(, who taught you to wipe your a*s?, indian kids committed suicide due to exam failures, aaaand the mumbai beach is dirty again (big surprise), the great Ohio ER car heist and the singh responsible, kunal hits on ria again, the 94 year old indian sexologist, TOPIC ONE: Sex ed among south asians, our parents are still virgins, Kush's prom night (he didn't get none), "no hanky panky", trey songz did not invent sex - indians did, TOPIC TWO: fobs vs abcds, "youre pretty cool for an indian guy/girl". RamRamRamRamRam, being friends with sanjana because no one wanted to talk to me anyways, extroverted fobs, who's responsible for kunal not being able to speak gujarati, malus don't exist until college, just because you can screenprint doesn't mean you have a business - you're going to run out of foods to pander soon *mic drop*NEXT EPISODE: Reclaiming the culture.

Kunal Patel of Indienomicon and Orlando Game Space talks about the adverse effects of brain drain, especially in an education-heavy community like Orlando.

Kunal Patel of Indienomicon and several other game-related efforts talks to reporter Marco Santana about the challenges of juggling multiple companies while working a full-time gig with a tech company. Then, in the debut of news briefs, we report on a new fund in Orlando that will provide funding to several tech-based groups and a lawsuit filed in California that targets the Fort Lauderdale startup JetStarter, which has landed promotional social media posts from Kim Kardashian.

Kunal Patel, Orlando Game Space

The Orlando Gaming community continues to grow and it's events like the Mega Health Jam that help to make it happen. April 12th - April 15th will welcome the first annual Mega Health Jam to Orlando. The brainchild of Medspeaks Kelli Murray and the Orlando Game Space' Kunal Patel the event will bridge and unite our thriving communities of Health Care and Technology in an effort to create wellness and health care technologies ALA game jam style. Rather than write about it we have set aside episode 12 of This is Orlando to fill you in and create awareness. Here are the main points of interest;Thursday night April 12th and the Cinedome inside of the Orlando Science Center we kick off with a night of chats, networking and fellowship. Get to know the players involved, grab a bite and a drink and jump the gun to start crafting pitches for the jam. Friday night we move over to the Guidewell Center at Lake Nona, a state of the art co working lab that houses a good portion of those Orlandoans who work in Medical Simulation. Friday night is pitch night and will decide the focus of the projects that will take place over the next 48 hours. Come prepared with your thoughts and be sure to link to the web site for categories and ideas to get your brain turning in the right direction. Sat - Sun we develop and mingle with the many sponsors who will be available at booths throughout to talk about their connection to the simulation and technology world. Booth space is still available and you can reserve your space by visiting the web site. What excites me the most about this event is the opportunity our gaming community has to show the city and the world what we are capable of doing with gaming technology. It seems as if we fight every day for respectability among the tech community and little do they know how much brilliance abounds. This event is great for students and recent graduates who want to network, add to their portfolios or create new skills. Tech business owners who have a service or product they want known. Health care providers interested in new technologies to benefit their staff and patients. Wellness coaches and advocates and anyone who wants to learn more about where health care is headed and how technology can change our daily lives in a positive way. OK, that's enough, listen to the podcast to get the full picture. If you can't see how this brings a splash of color to our local Orlando picture then give me a ring or drop me a note so we can discuss. We talk a lot about bringing and providing content to our local scene and I applaud Kelli and Kunal for actually taking the time and making the effort to actually do something for the benefit of us all. BTW - Thanks again to my Man Carlos for setting all of this up and making it happen. Be sure to check out his page for information on his CD releases and more. P.S. Need a good audio guy? http://www.carlosivanmarquez.com/music-design/

I am sure you have heard me talk about Indienomicon many time before. If you are anywhere close to the Video Game Industry in Orlando then you already know about the awesome work they do. For over 4 years now they have spearheaded the gaming community in Orlando through their monthly meetups and annual game jams. This year sees them regroup with a new board and some exciting new initiatives to help continue bringing The City Beautiful more recognition in the global games community. Keep in mind that these folks volunteer their time while holding down full time positions in the games and tech fields. They do this out of love and passion for our community and the industry. If you are interested in learning more about Indienomicon and how you can get involved you can find them all via email or Twitter. Feel free to reach out, they love hearing from you and are always on the lookout for volunteers, sponsors and anyone who is interested in attending their monthly meetups and game jams. Kunal Patel - kunal@indienomicon.com @KunalPatelNecole Pynn - necolepynn@gmail.com @NecolePynnChad Hoover - chad@continuum-studio.com @chadmhooverKyle Morrand - kmorrand@302llc.com @kymorrandRobert Torres - rtorres@302llc.com @bobbyt0318Jack Henkel - jack@indienomicon.com

We invite Helen Tran, Chas Barton, and Kunal Patel to gather around a table and try to answer some really difficult questions with real honesty.

We invite Helen Tran, Chas Barton, and Kunal Patel to gather around a table and try to answer some really difficult questions with real honesty.

Travel through the Orlando tech and gaming scene with tech Guru Kunal Patel and learn how you can get involved.

Dr Kunal Patel is a Travel and Tropical Health Physician and Global Health Expert working at the intersections of Digital Health and developing world healthcare training and education. Among many things he is the Medical Director of iHeed, an online medical education platform.  This is a fantastic conversation about the possibilities in medicine and the opportunity for it to take you to far flung places such as leprosy clinics in India. We also get into dealing with the uncertainties of the road less travelled and the importance of mentorship.  If you enjoyed this episode please €˜Subscribe€˜ on iTunes or Stitcher. Enjoy! Selected Show Notes: Dr Kunal Patel iHeed Risk by Dan Gardner March by John Lewis The man who mistook his wife for a hat by Oliver Sacks Twitter: @KunalTheDreamer

Kunal Patel grew up in the hotel industry. The son of successful multi-property owners, he learned firsthand how difficult it is to make a hotel run efficiently. Kunal commenced studies in Business at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Fla, before transferring to Florida State/Florida A&M College of Engineering, where he majored in Chemical Engineering. After read more