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In this episode, we're joined by Will Graylin — an innovator, technologist, and serial entrepreneur whose work has redefined the way we interact with payments, identity, and mobility.Will is the CEO and founder of OV Loop, a smart messaging and commerce platform built to give consumers a secure, frictionless way to connect with brands, make payments, and manage communications — all through a unified, privacy-first interface. We explore how OV Loop is building a new category of "Super Messaging" that merges voice, payments, and AI to empower both users and businesses.We also dive into indiGOtech, Will's bold vision to reinvent transportation by building fully connected, software-defined electric vehicles from the ground up. indiGOtech is pioneering an open platform model for smart EVs, aiming to transform how vehicles interact with their drivers, each other, and the world around them — with AI, commerce, and secure identity at the core.Of course, Will is perhaps best known as the driving force behind Samsung Pay, where he led the global rollout of the mobile wallet after his company LoopPay was acquired by Samsung. We talk about the groundbreaking work his team did integrating MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) technology, which brought mobile payments to millions of traditional payment terminals without the need for new hardware. It was a major leap toward mobile payment ubiquity — years ahead of its time.From founding multiple successful startups (including ROAM Data and WAY Systems) to advising Fortune 100 companies and shaping the next generation of fintech and mobility, Will's career is a masterclass in innovation, resilience, and vision.

About Jonathan Machado:Jonathan Machado is the Managing Director of Samsung Next, which is Samsung Electronics' venture capital arm. He is in charge of making investments in health tech. He has helped Samsung Next participate in many businesses, such as BigHealth, Healthy.io, Huma Therapeutics, Lark, Elvie, and DayTwo.Jonathan worked as an investor and partner at Jerusalem Venture Partners for five years before joining Samsung Next in 2018. There, he focused on early-stage Israeli startups. Besides that, he has an MBA from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Jonathan was born and raised in Jerusalem. He and his family just moved to the New York metropolitan area.Things You'll Learn:Samsung Next adopts a unique VC model with "no proof," fostering a collaborative environment with entrepreneurs.Success stories like LoopPay and SmartThings demonstrate Samsung NEXT's strategic investments that align with long-term corporate goals.Samsung's healthcare vision involves enabling users to own their health records, creating a paradigm shift in personal healthcare management.Soon, Samsung Health's tens of millions of users will be able to own their records and begin a journey of owning their health care through these records.Samsung Next measures success through regular VC metrics, emphasizing ROI and influencing strategic decisions within the company.Resources:Connect with and follow Jonathan Machado on LinkedIn.Follow Samsung Next on LinkedIn and visit their website.

Episode 319 of The VentureFizz Podcast features Peter Berg, Managing Partner at M12, Microsoft's venture capital fund. I've had lots of investors as guests on the podcast, but I was excited to interview Peter because I've never interviewed an investor from a CVC or a Corporate Venture Capital fund. I'm not sure what the number is today, but according to a 2023 report about CVCs, it counts 1,100 active CVCs. Based on this scale, it is a very meaningful opportunity for entrepreneurs in terms of raising capital. Thus, Peter and I pretty much get right into the details towards the beginning of our conversation about the world of CVCs… from what they are, differentiators, strategic advantages of raising capital from a CVC, how to evaluate a CVC, and other topics. As previously stated, M12 is Microsoft's VC fund. The firm invests in Seed, Series A, and Series B rounds of funding across different categories like Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Cybersecurity, Web 3 & Gaming, Vertical SaaS, and Developer Tools. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * How Peter landed a first name @peter handle on Twitter / X.com. * A walk through Peter's career including his investment into Square and the creation of Visa Ventures which scaled to a global organization and went on to invest in Stripe, LoopPay (a Boston startup that was acquired by Samsung), and many other companies. * All the details on Peter's area of focus at M12 and what he is targeting for investments. * M12 portfolio company examples like Inworld and Typeface. * His thoughts and opinions on the current state of the market for raising capital. * And so much more.

In this episode, we're talking with Will Graylin about a few things: Love radio stations, a framework for navigating difficulty and conflict, and what to do when a founder (or maybe you) doesn't see the path forward. Will says purpose is the way to stay connected to yourself and that the faster you're going in your company, the farther down the path you need to see (he got that from his days on the motorcycle track). Listen in now for advice and perspective of this serial entrepreneur who is unafraid of embracing the challenge and taking the pain. Will Graylin is currently Founder and CEO of OV Loop, Inc., a Universal Wallet and Commerce Messaging platform for frictionless commerce experiences everywhere. He is also CEO of Indigo Technologies, an Electric Mobility company with breakthrough affordable EVs for fleets & drivers. Earlier in his career, Will was the Global Co-GM of Samsung Pay, and Founder of LoopPay (acquired by Samsung), ROAM Data (acquired by Ingenico), WAY Systems (acquired by Verifone), and EntitleNet (acquired by BEA Systems/later Oracle). Will holds two Masters from MIT and serves on the Board of Directors for Global Unites (a non-profit organization to help youths around the world become local leaders through conflict transformation) and previously, Synchrony Financials (the largest private label credit card issuer in the world) for seven years.See all his work here:LinkedInX (formerly known as Twitter)OV LoopIndigo Technologies Check out all things Dia Bondi here.

Company Name: OV Loop Company url: https://www.ovloop.com/ Company Linkedin Profile URL https://www.linkedin.com/company/ovloop/ What does your company do in 5 words or less? Faster and safer contactless payments Your 50 Word Bio Will Graylin is Founder and CEO of OV Loop, a Universal Wallet and Commerce Messaging platform for frictionless commerce. Prior to OV Loop, Will was the founder of LoopPay (acquired by Samsung), ROAM Data (acquired by Ingenico), WAY Systems (acquired by Verifone), and EntitleNet (acquired by BEA Systems/later Oracle).

Join Sal's Investment Syndicate: Click Here Super angel investor Michael Mark tells fascinating stories that take us from the precocious founding of his first startup straight out of MIT to his being a highly-prized investor in hundreds of startups today. The narratives are interwoven with valuable lessons on how tech startups are built in Boston's vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem. They include entertaining observations of subjects ranging from comedians to co-founders. Some of the most interesting pivots (radical changes of business plan) are elucidated. Michael’s dry wit and unassuming manner make his deep wisdom accessible to all of us. If you liked this episode subscribe in iTunes or Google Play so that new episodes will automatically appear in your player. You can find us by searching for Sal Daher or Angel Invest Boston. Do take the time to review us. Sign up at https://www.AngelInvestBoston.com if you want to be made aware of upcoming in-person events. Obviously, this is of particular interest if you are in Boston or environs. You can also follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and on Twitter @AngelInvestBOS Topics we touched on: The best pivots ever! Need for focus When to pivot How frequently business plans work out Hiring a CEO Qualities of the founders Role of luck in startups What a board of directors can do for the startup How Michael got started in entrepreneurship Pixability Exos Loop Pay Bettina Hein Beth Marcus Will Graylin Progress Software Cadmus Interleaf Netegrity Underware

Recording live from CES 2020: the one where the boys sit down with Will Graylon, the six-time tech entrepreneur who last founded LoopPay, that became Samsung Pay. In this edition Will shares his strategic vision for his latest company OV Loop, OV Loop is a whole new voice-powered communications and commerce channel for people and businesses to better interact, transact and build relationships. OV is delivering the fastest and safest way to message and conduct commerce. (https://www.ovloop.com)special thanks to our partners at Living in Digital Times + The High Tech Retailing Summit at for hosting us at CES 2020

Recording live from CES 2020: the one where the boys sit down with Will Graylon, the six-time tech entrepreneur who last founded LoopPay, that became Samsung Pay. In this edition Will shares his strategic vision for his latest company OV Loop, OV Loop is a whole new voice-powered communications and commerce channel for people and businesses to better interact, transact and build relationships. OV is delivering the fastest and safest way to message and conduct commerce. (https://www.ovloop.com)special thanks to our partners at Living in Digital Times + The High Tech Retailing Summit at for hosting us at CES 2020

Today Aaron talks about breaches of LoopPay, Uber, and Dow-Jones. For a full list of stories, visit http://wiki.securityweekly.com/wiki/index.php/Hack_Naked_TV_October_13_2015.

Today Aaron talks about breaches of LoopPay, Uber, and Dow-Jones.For a full list of stories, visit our wiki: http://wiki.securityweekly.com/wiki/index.php/Hack_Naked_TV_October_13_2015Security Weekly Web Site: http://securityweekly.comHack Naked Gear: http://shop.securityweekly.comFollow us on Twitter: @securityweekly

This week on Hack Naked TV, Aaron talks about breaches of LoopPay, Uber, and Dow-Jones.Visit our wiki for a complete list of articles and links covered in the show: http://wiki.securityweekly.com/wiki/index.php/Hack_Naked_TV_October_13_2015Security Weekly Web Site: http://securityweekly.comHack Naked Gear: http://shop.securityweekly.comFollow us on Twitter: @securityweekly

Good morning, welcome to Payments Monitor, my name is Faisal Khan, today is the 8th of October 2015, and some top stories of interest in my feed are: TOP STORIES Lets start with the bad news. If you’re a Deutsche Bank shareholder, you have everything to be worried about. The German bank just announced 6 Billion Euro loss for its 3rd quarter, and a new record. The 7 Billion Dollar loss sent shockwaves throughout the financial world, no one was expecting this. Germany’s been experiencing an extended summer of discontent, considering the Volkswagen emissions scandal. Deutsche Bank will be initiating jobs cuts, pay cuts, and cleaning up banker’s bonuses. As far as dividend to shareholders is concerned, I’m afraid things aren’t looking rosy on that front either. The European parliament just formally adopted the revised Directive on Payment Services, better known as PSD2. The new directives essentially set new rules to boost competition and innovation whilst at the same time improving consumer protections. The revised rules will make bill paying less costly, and will allow payment players to use mobile and online tools to make these payments on client’s behalf. Also add to this mix, data protection and liability rules for payment service providers (PSPs) and foster competition by creation of more banking APIs. China steps up its game to establish its own cross-border interbank payments and settlement system, as an alternative to SWIFT. Called CIPS (China Interbank Payments System) will be connecting 11 domestic banks and eight foreign institutions. The system’s default currency will be the Chinese Yuan (which if you hear yesterday’s podcast, became the 4th most traded currency in the world after the US Dollar, Euro and British Pound). China’s move in establishing the CIPS is to buffer any counter threat that the US and EU can apply on the de facto platform, i.e. SWIFT. It seems the hacking wave (or rather the discovery of being hacked) is never ending. Hackers affiliated with the Chinese Government have breached LoopPay, the near-field payment technology company bought by Samsung. Samsung Pay, which was launched in the US last month has amassed an impressive US$ 30 Million in transaction since its debut. Samsung spokesperson say, while they were hacked earlier in March this year, no customer data seems to have been stolen. Samsung also is expect to rebound both profits and sales on third quarter earnings. Profits are expected to hit US$ 6.3 Billion. BLOG OPINION If you’re looking for an authentic place to get solid research on financial inclusion, I would highly recommend that you look at intermedia.org – they publish detailed reports, especially their Wave Reports on financial inclusion for many countries. Worth a look if that’s your arena. DID YOU KNOW That by 2017, China will have more IMAX screens than the US, a little something I picked up this morning on Bloomberg GO! Oddly enough Google just bought the domain abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.com – why? I have no clue. That’s all for today, my name is Faisal Khan and you’ve been listening to the Payments Monitor.

The state of the tech press is downright embarrassing, today we call out some examples of “click bait journalism” that plagues the tech news. Amazon has a snailmail solution to your “big” data, LoopPay gets hacked, Lyft and Uber have a public spat & more!

Welcome to episode #222. On the show: Beijing Municipal Administration launching wearable transit passes; Samsung buys LoopPay; Smartstones touch; Branch Out launches digital detox movement; Skoda uses augmented reality to sell cars; Travel by helicopter with Gotham Air; Urgent.ly trying to be the Uber for tow trucks; FCC adopts new rules for indoor location accuracy for 911 calls; Word Map brings language origin; Mattel and Google are bringing back the Viewmaster. Full show notes can be found here.

Welcome to episode #222. On the show: Beijing Municipal Administration launching wearable transit passes; Samsung buys LoopPay; Smartstones touch; Branch Out launches digital detox movement; Skoda uses augmented reality to sell cars; Travel by helicopter with Gotham Air; Urgent.ly trying to be the Uber for tow trucks; FCC adopts new rules for indoor location accuracy for 911 calls; Word Map brings language origin; Mattel and Google are bringing back the Viewmaster. Full show notes can be found here.

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Vi pratar om motorer, DJs och att Samsung som vanligt försöker efterlikna Apple.   I panelen: Fredrik Björeman & Linus Larsson. Programmet leds av Michael Ploug Gartner   Nyheter Känd DJ lämnar radio för Apple Microsoft köper kalenderappen Sunrise Hejdå Sparrow (paw rikhtikt) Inbox by Gmail är ersättaren Apple hyllar spel utan IAP New Yorker skriver massiv artikel om Ive och Apples framtid Siri bättre i iOS 8.3 Avsnitt av Modern Family spelas in enbart med iPhone & iPad Samsung köper LoopPay - en ApplePay-konkurrent http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/02/18/samsung-buys-apple-pay-competitor-looppay/ Veckans rykten iCar Wall Street Journal iMore   Apple Beats 8 dollar / Månad?   Veckans snackis Apple anställer en projektledare till något som kallas Apple Search. Släpper Apple en egen sökmotor? Isåfall varför? Vi intervjuar Google Sök-specialisten Gabriella Hansson från TopVisible som ger sin bild av ryktet. Veckans tips Veckans iOS-tips Storehouse Inquisitive: Behind the app Veckans produktivitetstips Inbox by Gmail  

Samsung has acquired LoopPay who make an interesting competitor to Apple pay, The next pebble watch may be just around the corner, Palabre is an RSS reader you may want to check out and IFTTT unleash a host of new apps.