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In this week's episode of Cultural Catalysts, we have an inspiring conversation with Brian Harper, Founder and Manager Partner of 11North Partners Real Estate and former chairman and now board member of Autism Speaks. Brian shares his powerful journey as both a successful real estate executive and father of a son with autism, offering unique insights into navigating life's greatest challenges with faith and perseverance. Brian reveals how his experiences have shaped his leadership philosophy, emphasizing the importance of empathy, integrity, and building strong teams. Whether you're a business leader, parent, or someone seeking inspiration, this conversation offers valuable wisdom on turning life's greatest challenges into opportunities for growth and impact. AutismSpeaks: https://www.autismspeaks.org/ Connect with Brian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-harper-5431265/ Discover the Regis Summit: https://www.regissummit.com/ Connect with Kris Vallotton: Website: https://www.krisvallotton.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kvministries/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kvministries/ X: https://x.com/kvministries Additional Resources by Kris Vallotton: https://shop.bethel.com/collections/kris-vallotton About Kris Vallotton: Kris Vallotton is the Senior Associate Leader of Bethel Church, Redding, and is the Co-Founder of Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry (BSSM) and Spiritual Intelligence Institute. He is also the Founder and President of Moral Revolution and a sought-after international conference speaker. Kris and his wife, Kathy, have trained, developed, and pastored prophetic teams and supernatural schools all over the world.

This is episode 728. Read the complete transcription on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. Read more about the Institute for Excellence in Sales Premier Women in Sales Employer (PWISE) designation and program here. Purchase Fred Diamond's best-sellers Love, Hope, Lyme: What Family Members, Partners, and Friends Who Love a Chronic Lyme Survivor Need to Know and Insights for Sales Game Changers now! Today's show featured an interview with Richard Applebaum, Manager-Partner at Rein Teen Tours. Richard first appeared on the Sales Game Changers Podcast at the height of the Pandemic on March 26, 2021. Listen to the episode here. Find Richard on LinkedIn. RICHARD'S TIP:  "it's so important and so rarely done that we show the correct amount of appreciation to our clients. Where when there's nothing going on, it's a quiet day, I pick up the phone, call 10 clients who have been with us before and say, “Thanks. We really appreciate that you trusted us with your child, your most valued possession.” Take the time to let your customers know that you appreciate them. That will have a very good result for you."

Need any advice or information, message us.We chat with Cristian Roberts, President at PRIME and Manager Partner at CREO Capital, about what is currently happening in the Costa Rican investment Market, why foreign direct investment continues to increase, and where he would invest in Costa Rica.Free 15 min consultation:  https://meetings.hubspot.com/jake806/crconsultContact us: info@investingcostarica.comGuest today:Cristian Roberts: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristianroberts/

130. Unlocking Your Ordinary Resilience (with Luis Vasquez) Luis Velasquez MBA, PhD, is a Silicon Valley Executive Coach and Stanford University Graduate School of Business facilitator. He is the Founder and Manager Partner of Velas Coaching LLC. He is the author of the award-winning book “Ordinary Resilience: Rethinking How Effective Leaders Adapt and Thrive. He coaches leaders around the world to turn challenges into opportunities and advocates for resilience. His strategic thinking is regularly published by the Harvard Business Review and Fast Company and is spotlighted in Dorie Clark's Bestseller book “The Long Game” He was born and raised in poverty in a country riddled by the Civil War. He is a brain tumor survivor, ultra-marathon runner, and Ironman Triathlete. He is a former university professor and research scientist. In this episode: Luis shared his experiences from childhood to adulthood that formed his own resilience. How his challenges may have seemed impossible, but he turned them around. Who his book, Ordinary Resilience, is for and what they will gain by reading it. The framework in the book and how it helps leaders who read the book to stay motivated during tough challenges. The challenges that the leaders he coaches face in companies today. What can happen when leaders identify too much with their roles. What he hopes the book will do for people. Information on Luis:   Luis's Website: VelasCoaching.com Luis Vasquez on Linkedin (in/velasquezluis) "5 Relationships You Need to Build a Successful Career" by Jenny Fernandez and Luis Velasquez The Book that Luis Recommends: The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo The Visibility Factor Podcast is brought to you in part by the Amplify You Program. Do you have limiting beliefs that are holding you back from the success that you want for you career and your life? This 12-month program is a powerful experience that Amplify You is a unique program that will help you learn how to articulate your value and demonstrate the talent that you have so you get the opportunities you deserve! Become a leader who uses your voice, makes an impact and has the career you deserve! If you are interested in learning more visit: https://susanmbarber.com/programs/  If you are interested in learning more, visit: susanmbarber.com/visibilitybreakthroughaccelerator/ Thank you for listening to The Visibility Factor Podcast Check out my website to order my book and view the videos/resources for The Visibility Factor book. As always, I encourage you to reach out! You can email me at hello@susanmbarber.com. You can also find me on social media everywhere – Facebook, LinkedIn, and of course on The Visibility Factor Podcast! I look forward to connecting with you! If you liked The Visibility Factor, I would be so grateful if you could subscribe and rate it where you listen to podcasts! It helps the podcast get in front of more people who can learn how to be visible too! Thank you to the team at Sheep Jam Productions for the amazing support of The Visibility Factor Podcast! 

We all know just how difficult it can be to enter the world of CPG, let alone thrive in it. But what may be even harder is knowing when it's time to let go of the brand you've worked tirelessly to build. Today we are joined by the former CEO and Co-Founder of Genius Juice and current Founder and Manager Partner at Genius Dreams, Alex Bayer. In our conversation, Alex walks us through the highs and lows of founding a CPG business, the tightrope of fine margins that the industry forces you to walk, the main things to consider when it's time to close shop forever, and the importance of making time for self-care as a dedicated entrepreneur.Key Points From This Episode:Alex Bayer shares the lessons he learned in founding, growing, and closing a CPG brand. How Alex got into CPG, and what inspired him to co-found Genius Juice. Whether it's better to have a large or small product catalogue. The biggest highs and most notable lows from Alex's 10 years at Genius Juice. How they navigated the innate CPG challenges of operating within fine margins.Key factors to be aware of when entering the refrigerated-products market.The ins and outs of Alex's decision to close the doors on Genius Juice.Taking a look at the processes of shutting a business down, and how to do it the right way.Navigating burnout and protecting your well-being as an entrepreneur. The services that Alex's consulting business, Genius Dreams offers and the clients it serves.Homemade smoothies, golfing, the CPG Vibes podcast, and Mark Samuel.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Alex Bayer on LinkedInAlex Bayer on InstagramGenius DreamsGenius Juice GPG VibesAflacHiTouchMelaAura Bora Mid-day SquaresTaste RadioStartup CPGGenesis Nutrition15 Minutes of Genius Mark Samuel on LinkedInModern Species Gage Mitchell on LinkedInGage Mitchell on XBrands for a Better World WebsiteBrands for a Better World on YouTubeBrands for a Better World emailImpact Driven Community

Was macht den TTC Zugbrücke Grenzau zu einer Marke? Was macht den Traditionsverein interessant für Partner und Sponsoren? Warum in Tischtennis investieren? Ist die Bundesliga das alleinige Zugpferd für den TTC? Grenzaus Pressesprecher Tom Neumann hat diesmal Markus Albert zu Gast, der als Manager Partner & Sponsoren bereits in den ersten Monaten sehr wertvolle Kontakte geknüpft und neue Partner gewonnen hat. Für Albert, der beruflich eigentlich schon im Ruhestand ist, ist es auch eine Rückkehr an alte Wirkungsstätte. Weitere Infos unter www.grenzau.de Produktion: Studio Fischkopp Moderation: Tom Neumann Folge direkt herunterladen

Nick Crews never planned to join the family business in airport concessions. But, while finishing law school, Crews was also working part-time at LAX overseeing his parents' news and gift locations. He built relationships, gained an appreciation for his parents' work and has never left. Crews Cos. has become a leading ACDBE operator nationally, with 35 locations across LAX, ATL and the Washington airports, with more on the way. Crews leads collaboratively, which he says has helped with employee retention. That same approach has led to deeper relationships with brand and vendor partners as the airport has become a more technology-driven and complex place of business.

In this episode we speak with Jeff Maggs, Manager Partner at Brunner, and Moira Vetter Ceo of Modo Modo about a New Year's Marketing Check-Up and the RFP process.  Support the show: https://www.nick-constantino.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we're doing something a bit different outside of our typical interview format. This is a recap of New York Climate Week. I'll share some of my impressions and you'll hear from folks like Vice President Al Gore, California Senator Henry Stern, several friends, and fellow climate travelers. You'll hear some segments from sessions I attended and sometimes it might sound like you're actually there in a room full of people. If you hear an occasional cough or something, try to just think of it as getting closer to the experience of being there without any risk of coming home with COVID.Over 75,000 people kicked off the week by taking to the streets for the Climate March on September 17th. Over the ensuing week, thousands of people from around the world joined over 585 official Climate Week sessions and likely as many unofficial ones. I kicked off the week in a somewhat surreal way. I work for a company called NationSwell. We're an executive membership network and advisory that helps sustainability and other leaders take on bigger bets and be more successful. We were invited to bring some NationSwell members like Michael Komori, Chief Sustainability Officer of Starbucks, and joined Al Gore and other climate leaders in ringing the NASDAQ bell on Monday morning – which felt like a fitting start, as a question on everyone's minds is: “If capitalism is up for the challenge, will corporations lead the transformation needed to cut emissions?”In today's episode, we're hearing from:[1:34] Adam Lake, Climate Week NYC Lead of the Climate Group[2:34] Bonnie Gurry, Co-Founder of GreenPortfolio[5:15] Alex Wright Gladstein, Founder of Sphere[6:48] Nyla Mabro, New York Chapter of New Energy Nexus[7:18] Tom Chi, Founder of At One Ventures[8:54] Kirsten Snow Spalding, VP of the Investor Network at Ceres[10:45] Former US Vice President Al Gore[19:29] VP Al Gore on Climate TRACE[12:59] VP Al Gore on the state of climate progress[20:56] Katie Rae, CEO & Manager Partner of The Engine[22:51] Jeff Johnson, Managing Partner of Temasek[24:03] Clay Dumas, Founding Partner of Lowercarbon Capital[25:44] Clay Dumas on the unique opportunity for climate founders today[27:06] Ian Samuels, Founder & Managing Partner of New System Ventures[28:09] Colin le Duc, Founding Partner of Generation Investment Management[33:43] Dr. Vanessa Chan, Chief Commercialization Officer for the US Department of Energy and Director of the

With 80.4% of product marketers earmarking the management of product launches as a core component of their role, what if we told you we hold the golden ticket to creating repeatable Go-to-Market processes?Make yourself comfortable, because in this episode, Devon O'Rourke, Founder & Manager Partner at Fluvio, shares a breadth of transferable insights sure to enhance your Go-to-Market strategy.Devon shares Fluvio's approach to creating repeatable Go-to-Market processes, outlining where most Go-to-Market plans tend to fall apart. He also shares his views on how product marketing can drive measurable impact at companies of various stages of growth.

Community is a term thrown around quite a bit these days, but it is clear that building genuine networks of people and working to help others can provide real value. Our guest today is Rex Salisbury, Founder and Managing Partner of Cambrian. Cambrian began in 2015 as a community of members and founders interested in the fintech space and that eventually landed him a role at a16z as a partner on the Fintech team where he backed unicorns like Deel and Tally. We talk about launching Cambrian as a Solo-GP fund with $20M in capital and why he thinks now is the best time to build in the fintech space.About Rex Salisbury:Rex Salisbury is the Founder and Manager Partner of Cambrian, which is a community and venture fund focused on FinTech. Formerly he was a partner on the fintech team at Andreessen Horowitz. Previously he worked as an investment banker for Merrill Lynch supporting the real estate industry and as a Product Engineer at Sindeo and Checkr.In this episode we discuss:(01:35)  Rex's journey to becoming an investor(12:07)  Making big life choices(14:28)  How Rex got hired as an engineer without an engineering background(19:41)  Lessons from Rexs's time at a16z(27:27)  The process of turning Cambrian from a pure community into a community driven venture fund(29:04)  The power of the Cambrian network(30:18)  Further benefits of building a community(34:39)  Managing opportunities as a Solo GP(36:20)  Rex's definition of FinTech(40:19)  Advice to startups around interest rates(44:11)  Where crypto fits into Cambrian's investing thesis(48:38)  The sociology behind crypto(50:44)  Being a FinTech super connectorFast Favorites:*

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Our guest today on the Outdoor Adventure Series is Bernie VerwielBernie is the Senior Manager, Partner Relations at Covac Global. His responsibilities include creating partnerships with travel agencies, tour operators, and companies to add Covac Global's services to their travel assistance portfolios.Aha MomentWhen I learn about a successful evacuation conducted for a traveler connected to one of my agencies or companies.Articles & Storieshttps://www.itij.com/latest/long-read/interview-ross-thompson-founder-and-ceo-covac-globalhttps://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/2022/08/27/fall-travel-booking-plans/7907402001/https://www.itij.com/latest/news/covac-global-adds-cover-monkeypox-membership-planhttps://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/travelers-who-test-positive-for-covid-on-vacation/index.htmlNext StepsTo learn more about Covac Global, visit their website at https://covacglobal.com/FacebookLink: https://www.facebook.com/CovacGlobalLLC/InstagramLink: https://www.instagram.com/covacglobal/LinkedInLink: https://www.linkedin.com/company/covac-globalThe Outdoor Adventure Series is a podcast production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

Tune into this week's episode as we chat with attorney, Dan Tighe, to cover what you need to know to protect your roofing business.We're chatting about everything from best common practices, things to avoid, working with restoration, to litigation.Dan Tighe is the Manager Partner at Tighe P.A.: Hurrican Damage Law Firm. With over 10 years of experience working in New York and Florida, Dan is ready to share his tips on how to protect your roofing business.Disclaimer: Some of the information on the podcast relates to legal topics. The information on this podcast is not intended to establish or constitute an attorney-client relationship. This podcast is not intended to be advertising. Laws, licensing, and ethical requirements vary by state and change frequently. This podcast may not reflect the most current developments. The listener should not act on the information contained in any of the materials on this podcast without first consulting legal counsel in their jurisdiction.

What if you had access to micron-size Legos that could build anything? It may sound like a dream from the future, but it's happening now. From U.S. aircraft parts to medical implants, additive manufacturing is a nearly 30-year-old process that's finally having its moment. . By definition, additive manufacturing is the technology used to build 3-D objects layer-by-layer, no matter if the material is metal, plastic, concrete or even human tissue. From an industrial production perspective, it's a transformative approach that reduces energy, cuts waste, decreases production time, and allows for greater design flexibility. . John E. Barnes, Founder & Manager Partner of The Barnes Global Advisors, sat down to discuss the evolution of additive manufacturing, including Pittsburgh's Neighborhood 91, the first development in the world to connect and condense all components of the 3-D printing supply chain into one powerful production ecosystem. . As we look to the future, the evolution of standards related to additive manufacturing will play a key role in accelerating its adoption. SAE is building expert committees to address this need. If you'd like to get involved, please contact us at podcast@sae.org. . Follow SAE on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Follow host Grayson Brulte on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. . Sign up for the SAE SmartBrief

The world of cryptocurrencies has had many ups and downs over the last decade, but investment funds are becoming increasingly interested in cryptoassets. Tim Savage is joined by Viresh Ohri, Manager Partner at Catenam Capital, to talk through the current crypto landscape of crypto investment funds.Viresh was an early adopter of cryptocurrency, first trading bitcoin in 2012. Since then, he has watched the crypto industry evolve into a robust ecosystem of digital assets powered by decentralized applications and web3 technology. “Web3 is the future. Everything we've worked towards in the last decade has set us up to where we are today. The whole internet was made for web3, it was just the next part in the evolution.”Since launching Catenam Capital, an investment fund engaged in web3 private equity and digital asset trading, Viresh has taken his crypto experiences from the past ten years to develop pragmatic goals and investment strategies. “I like to say that we know what we're doing and we're experts in our field, but I don't think anyone in crypto is truly an expert.”Tim and Viresh also discuss the abundant need for better digital asset policy and regulation globally. “It's hard to know who to trust in the world of crypto, especially considering the many scammers who are only in this market for a quick buck.” Viresh stresses how important it is to have a stronger framework of regulation to stimulate investments in the industry while also helping investors.

In this week's episode of the David Vs Goliath Podcast, Kristy Murrow the Manager Partner of Mariposa Med Spa in Oklahoma City brings her wisdom and many years' experiences to the podcast viewers and listeners. Being a several year INC 500 company and one of the fastest growing companies in Oklahoma everyone who watches can learn valuable insight and strategies to take their business to the next level! This is a great interview and absolutely provides the Education, Inspiration and Activation that the DVG audience has become accustomed too! A special shoutout to our corporate sponsor https://anthemsoftware.com who makes this podcast possible. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-vs-goliath/message

In this week's episode of the David Vs Goliath Podcast, Kristy Murrow the Manager Partner of Mariposa Med Spa in Oklahoma City brings her wisdom and many years' experiences to the podcast viewers and listeners. Being a several year INC 500 company and one of the fastest growing companies in Oklahoma everyone who watches can learn valuable insight and strategies to take their business to the next level! This is a great interview and absolutely provides the Education, Inspiration and Activation that the DVG audience has become accustomed too! A special shoutout to our corporate sponsor https://anthemsoftware.com who makes this podcast possible. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-vs-goliath/message

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“Since 2014 Sammy’s Original in Lake Forest has been the welcoming place to go in South Orange County for upscale sports bar food, craft cocktails, tap beers, live entertainment and premiere Mini Satellite Horse Wagering.” The handsome, well-appointed and spacious … Continue reading → The post Show 456, December 18, 2021: Sammy's Original, Lake Forest, with General Manager / Partner Scott Terheggen appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

Frithjof Norman Lund, Manager Partner i McKinsey Norge, gjester Energisk. Å implementere bærekraft i virksomhetsstrategien kan styrke konkurransekraft, omdømme og forretningsmuligheter. Men hvordan sette realistiske mål? Og hvor i bedriften bør enn satse på talenter og legge inn inviteringskapital?

❓ Why is mentorship important? ❓ How can we create a relationship with a mentor? ❓ How can we identify good mentors, nurture the relationships with them, or even take them to the next level?✅ In this episode, our CQO Zip Nguyen and Ikechi Okoronkwo (Executive Director, Manager Partner, Head of Business Intelligence & Analytics at Mindshare) discuss the WHAT/WHY/HOW factors on the topic of mentorship. Throughout the sharing of their personal experiences, they provide us with practical tips and advice on how we can maximize the benefits of mentorship, not only for the mentees but also for the mentors, to flourish in our personal growth and career development journeys.---------------About Ikechi Okoronkwo: Ikechi is the Executive Director and Head of Business Intelligence and Analytics at Mindshare. His contributions to the advertising industry were recognized in 2020 when he was selected by Adweek as a Media All-Star. Ikechi is also an adjunct faculty member at Fordham University, Gabelli School of Business and is very active with other academic institutions in the NY area through leadership workshops, seminars and case competitions. Bloom in Crisis is the embodiment of hope — it is a belief, a practice, a state of being that empowers you to skillfully regulate emotions, build spiritual resilience, enhance self-awareness, unleash the potential of your mind, foster a grateful heart, cultivate joy, nurture positive energy, promote inner peace, grow self-compassion and compassion for others, embrace the present moment, derive wisdom from introspection, transform pain into grace, recognize positive possibilities even in adversity, and actively shape your narrative, ultimately leading to a happy and fulfilled life (with a touch of style!)Welp... you're probably not going to remember all of these, and neither am I (!) which is why internalizing the concept of "bloom in crisis" instead of trying to memorize what it means is important. Luckily, we can all do it by practicing consistently. While I'm incredibly grateful for my journey, I know firsthand how painful and lonely it is to go through tough times alone — it urges me to give back and help others as much as I can in my lifetime. Bloom in Crisis has been transforming me and many others for the better, and I would love for you to give it a try!Believing that everyone is a bloomer and we #bloomincrisis together, I founded Bloom in Crisis to share with you how I practice it and what I've learned throughout my journey, which, I hope, will be helpful for you in yours.-Zip xx----------About Zip Nguyen: Zip was born and raised in Vietnam. When she was just under 18, she moved to the US for college and has been living there since. She started her first full-time job at New York Magazine then moved to the BBC at the end of 2019, currently leading Business Intelligence, Pricing & Yield in the Americas region in Ad Sales at BBC Studios. Besides her main job, she is also a BBC Senior Leadership Team Advisor alumnus and Deputy Chair of BBC Studios Next Generation Board alumnus. She finds fulfillment in giving back to the next generations and inspiring others to overcome challenging times. Zip is the founder and CQO (Chief Quarterlife-crisis Officer) of Bloom in Crisis, and host of the Bloom in Crisis podcast and YouTube channel (Zip's sharing reflects her original and independent thinking and does not represent the opinions of any other organizations that she is involved with.)----------

Jeremy Fudge, Managing Partner at BAL! BAL is one of the world's biggest and most recognized corporate immigration law firms but is also a technology leader as well. They've been pioneering immigration tech for decades, have built their own platform called Cobalt as well as other immigration tech tools, and are constantly investing in the up-and-coming. So Jeremy, as a managing partner, is instrumental to BAL's continued tech advancement. Jeremy's been a partner with the firm for almost 15 years, and here's what we'll be talking about: : Jeremy's early life and his experience leading up to law school Jeremy's first few jobs out of law school, and what drew him to immigration How Jeremy first joined BAL, and the experience of becoming a partner BAL's history and the firm's connection with technology What BAL's immigration tech looks like and how tech impacts service delivery Jeremy's view of the future of immigration tech And more! For More Information On BAL: https://www.balglobal.com/

❓ How can someone with no or little experience demonstrate their value when applying for a job interview?❓ How can we transform our failure into personal gain?❓ Why experiential learning will be the future of hiring?✅ If you listened to the last episode on the power of intentionality that our CQO Zip Nguyen and Ikechi Okoronkwo (Executive Director, Manager Partner, Head of Business Intelligence & Analytics at Mindshare) discussed, you may remember that knowing the “WHY” factor behind everything we do is critical to yield a meaningful life. In this episode, Zip and Ikechi have a deep dive into the power of experiential learning in career development by sharing their own experiences and providing practical advice on how we can use this type of learning to fuel our growth, not only for people who are starting out in their career but also for companies and hiring managers to identify top talents.--------------------About Ikechi Okoronkwo: Ikechi is the Executive Director and Head of Business Intelligence and Analytics at Mindshare. His contributions to the advertising industry were recognized in 2020 when he was selected by Adweek as a Media All-Star. Ikechi is also an adjunct faculty member at Fordham University, Gabelli School of Business and is very active with other academic institutions in the NY area through leadership workshops, seminars and case competitions. Bloom in Crisis is the embodiment of hope — it is a belief, a practice, a state of being that empowers you to skillfully regulate emotions, build spiritual resilience, enhance self-awareness, unleash the potential of your mind, foster a grateful heart, cultivate joy, nurture positive energy, promote inner peace, grow self-compassion and compassion for others, embrace the present moment, derive wisdom from introspection, transform pain into grace, recognize positive possibilities even in adversity, and actively shape your narrative, ultimately leading to a happy and fulfilled life (with a touch of style!)Welp... you're probably not going to remember all of these, and neither am I (!) which is why internalizing the concept of "bloom in crisis" instead of trying to memorize what it means is important. Luckily, we can all do it by practicing consistently. While I'm incredibly grateful for my journey, I know firsthand how painful and lonely it is to go through tough times alone — it urges me to give back and help others as much as I can in my lifetime. Bloom in Crisis has been transforming me and many others for the better, and I would love for you to give it a try!Believing that everyone is a bloomer and we #bloomincrisis together, I founded Bloom in Crisis to share with you how I practice it and what I've learned throughout my journey, which, I hope, will be helpful for you in yours.-Zip xx----------About Zip Nguyen: Zip was born and raised in Vietnam. When she was just under 18, she moved to the US for college and has been living there since. She started her first full-time job at New York Magazine then moved to the BBC at the end of 2019, currently leading Business Intelligence, Pricing & Yield in the Americas region in Ad Sales at BBC Studios. Besides her main job, she is also a BBC Senior Leadership Team Advisor alumnus and Deputy Chair of BBC Studios Next Generation Board alumnus. She finds fulfillment in giving back to the next generations and inspiring others to overcome challenging times. Zip is the founder and CQO (Chief Quarterlife-crisis Officer) of Bloom in Crisis, and host of the Bloom in Crisis podcast and YouTube channel (Zip's sharing reflects her original and independent thinking and does not represent the opinions of any other organizations that she is involved with.)----------

Recorded during our 2021 PM Conference, PM Supporters Nicky Wornell and Alex Kimber discuss the pros and cons of becoming a PM Partner.

Startup programs are becoming more and more popular in SaaS, but they aren't always thought of from the perspective of a growth strategy, and because of that, they're not always used and measured to their maximum potential. Brianne Kimmel built out the startups program at Zendesk before founding Worklife Ventures. In this episode, she and Matt Bilotti, who manages Drift's startup program, debunk the myths surrounding the programs, discuss what makes a good startup program good, and how you should align your program to take the weight OFF of your sales team. Whether your company has an existing startup program, or is thinking of starting one, this episode is a must listen.Like this episode? Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review and share the pod with your friends! You can connect with Matt Bilotti on Twitter at @MattBilotti, @briannekimmel, and @DriftPodcasts

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If you work in the Government acquisition world, this podcast is for you. (not just for Contracting Officers!)It is common for two or more companies to work together to win and successfully perform federal government contracts. The relationship between those companies must be formally documented and agreed to in order to define roles and responsibilities and avoid future issues.Paul welcomes Shane McCall, Manager Partner at Koprince Law, LLC to discuss three common forms of contractor relationships: Teaming Agreements, Joint Venture Agreements, and the federal Mentor-Protege Program._________If you enjoy this podcast, check out Skyway Acquisition at skywaymember.com to begin your relationship with our team of former contracting officers. The Skyway Community is the essential resource for context in the government market. Give us a call at 877-884-5280 or email us at connect@skywayacquisition.com LinkedIn CO Podcast Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/6796606/ Facebook Government Contracting Network Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GovernmentContractingNetwork ___________Kevin Jans and Paul Schauer created the Contracting Officer Podcast to help government and industry acquisition professionals understand more about how the other side thinks. As former government Contracting Officers who have also worked on the industry side, Kevin and Paul share their perspectives in support of the podcast’s mission: Make government contracts better, one contract at a time.

Chris Mathia, Chief Executive Officer, Innara Health, and Keith Molzer, Manager Partner, Flyover Capital, join Rich Bendis from Kansas City on BioTalk

Happy New Year! The Multifamily Mindset Growthcast is excited to start of the new year with Co-founder and Owner of The Multifamily Mindset as well as Manager Partner at Multifamily Capital Partners - Tyler Deveraux. Tune in and listen to get your mindset right going into the new year.  2021 here we come! 

Welcome to this very special Rosey Review episode [usually a shorter segment where I take a single topic aligned to recruitment, getting a job, or a career question I have received, and share my views], where I've created a 2020 Christmas compilation, as a gift to you all, from the 7 guests that have featured over 8 guest episodes since I began this podcast First we start with Michael Viner, Manager Partner at Customise Talent. We recorded this episode as I was about to start with the team and in this clip he shares a little about the experience of our Customise team, great recruiter traits and how important it is to us that we create trusted partnerships with our clients Next is Logan Emery, E-Commerce Growth Marketing Graduate at WineDab who shares his career aspirations, how important a skill it is to have cultural sensitivity and a shout out to Air New Zealand from an outsiders view of great company culture. A great lesson to organisations about how important the perception of working at your brand is to attract top talent Then Mikayla Hopkins, Chief Marketing Officer at The Face Place, Founder of Her Career, and all round beautiful human shares the recruitment process of one of the hardest working Marketing Specialists she's ever employed, the honesty, humour and appreciation of diversity, a great and heartwarming story Next is Yang Zhang-Farhi, HR Consultant at UDC Finance Limited covering negotiation. She shares how Her Career helped here and how she now advocates and shares her knowledge with others, while also considering from both candidate and company perspective Next up are two clips from Nick Campbell, GM of Practice Product at Xero. In the first episode we covered candidate view with the next from a hiring manager outlook, both were insightful, informative and entertaining Following Nick is Rachel Adams, Head of Operations at Soda Inc & Co-Founder at LiveHappy NZ. What I loved about my time with Rachel was her success in non traditional ways and her focus on team development, inclusion and kindness Finally we round off with Elise Wilson, Solicitor at Lane Neave, also Founder & Host at The Young Woman, who shares with us her gorgeous mix of intellect, advocation, risk minimisation and future thoughts If you have any comments, questions or inquiries about how I can help you as a business or candidate, drop me an email at rosey@customisetalent.com or send me a voice memo https://anchor.fm/roseyonrecruitment/message I hope you enjoy these words from my guests and my imperfect, whole human, realness sharing --- To find out more: Check out individual episodes for guest links Check out my links at https://linktr.ee/roseyhercareer/ Connect on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosemarienathan/ Follow Customise Talent Group on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/customise-recruitment-limited/ Check out the Customise Talent Group website http://customisetalent.com/ Check out our Customise Talent Group team http://customisetalent.com/people --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roseyonrecruitment/message

Rohit Goyal is the Manager Partner at Windrose Capital, a Pune based early stage VC firm investing in India's fast-transforming economy. He has entrepreneurial experience in Manufacturing & Technology and has set-up companies in & outside India, with people from China, Sri Lanka, UK & Germany. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electronics & Tele-Com.) & Masters in Management (Finance & Entrepreneurship) from CASS Business School, City University, London. . . . The Desi Startups of the Week:1. Indistractable: Indistractable is a suite of productivity apps to help you fight digital distraction, starting with a minimalist launcher.2. Bima Garage: Bima is focused on making insurance easy for everyone in India, with a focus on hassle-free claims management service. . . . In this episode we will cover: 1. Last eight months at Windrose Capital (2:39)2. Conversations with existing LPs and potential LPs during COVID (5:37)3. Evolution of the thesis at Windrose? (19:43)4. Rohit's background and journey into VC (24:34)5. Why Windrose chose Pune to be their HQ? (32:07)6. Does the location of the fund really matter? (37:05)7. How does a young fund manager convince LPs to invest in the firm? (39:15)8. How did Rohit shortlist his LP candidates? (43:40)9. What does ‘contextual fit' really mean and represent at Windrose Capital? (47:33)10. Determining market velocity and mapping the future of Indian VC (56:05)11. Rapid fire (1:03:55)

In this episode of Support is Sexy, learn about what it’s like to sell your company to a huge company, like Amazon, from Founder of Partpic Jewel Burks Solomon. Now Head of Google for Startups in the US and Manager Partner at Collab Capital, Jewel shares her story from counting dollar bills from her family’s business to developing her own product and business to now providing capital and support to other entrepreneurs in this episode of Support is Sexy.    Elayne Fluker Elayne Fluker is author of the new book, “Get Over ‘I Got It’: How to Stop Playing Superwoman, Get Support and Remember that Having It All Doesn’t Mean Doing It All Alone.” As host of the SUPPORT IS SEXY podcast, she interviews more than 500 successful women entrepreneurs around the world, who share inspiring, true stories of the ups and the downs of their entrepreneurial journeys. Elayne is also founder of SiS.Academy, an online learning platform for women entrepreneurs. For more information about Elayne Fluker, please visit elaynefluker.com. Thank you for listening! About our Guest: Jewel Burks Solomon is Head of Google for Startups in the US, where she works with underrepresented startup founders, and Manager Partner at Collab Capital, an alternative investment fund focused on closing the funding gap for Black entrepreneurs and innovators. Jewel was Founder of Partpic, a startup that was acquired by Amazon in 2016, the same year she was named one of Forbes 30 Under 30.    Insight from this episode: Insights into the emotional journey of selling your company and questions you must ask yourself before you do it.  Insider look into the first steps in launching a tech company.   How to tell if you are the answer to the problem you’re trying to solve.  How to find the people with the right skill sets to help you in your business.      Quotes from the show: On how she knew to take action: “It would not go away. I kept thinking about it, kept thinking about it. I had so much energy around it. I was really excited about it.” – Jewel Burks Solomon Support is Sexy Ep. #748 “There is a risk of [people “stealing your ideas”], but it’s a very low risk as compared to the risk involved if you just keep it to yourself, and no one ever helps you, and you never get it off the ground.” – Jewel Burks Solomon Support is Sexy Ep. #748 “Ideas are a dime a dozen, everybody has ideas… but the execution is what matters.” – Jewel Burks Solomon Support is Sexy Ep. #748 “When things don’t feel right, they’re not right, and you should always go with your gut.” – Jewel Burks Solomon Support is Sexy Ep. #748 “We can’t wait on other people to wake up to the fact that there’s all this opportunity in our communities. It’s really on us to make the investments that we think are the right investments to make.” – Jewel Burks Solomon Support is Sexy Ep. #748 “The best way to grow your company is through customers.” – Jewel Burks Solomon Support is Sexy Ep. #748     Stay Connected: Elayne Fluker Website: elaynefluker.com Twitter: @elaynefluker  Facebook: Elayne Fluker Instagram: @elaynefluker LinkedIn: Elayne Fluker Youtube: Elayne Fluker   Jewel Burks Solomon Website: JewelBruks.com Twitter: @JewelMelanie Instagram: @JewelMelanie Collab Capital Website: collab.capital Twitter: @Collab_capital Instagram: @Collab.capital Google First Startups Website: startup.google.com Twitter: @GoogleStartups Facebook: @GoogleForStartups Instagram: @GoogleForStartups Youtube: Google For Startups Support is Sexy Website: Support is Sexy Podcast Facebook: Support is Sexy Instagram: @supportissexy Youtube: Support is Sexy Podcast Playlist    Post-production for this episode was provided by Podcast Laundry. [Music: “Stomp and Clap” by Scott Holmes from Free Music Archive]

The food industry has shown incredible resilience in the face of the challenges presented by COVID-19, but what about food and agritech start-ups? How has the pandemic affected venture capital funding and investment in the sector? We assembled a panel of experts to discuss this, and what the future holds for the start-up community in food and agritech. Spoiler alert: investors still have capital they want to invest, and are looking to support disruptive start-ups with funding. Find out the new opportunities they are seeing in this exciting space. About our panel Nicky Deasy, Co-Founder and Manager Partner, Yield Lab Europe  Nicky is the Managing Partner at Yield Lab Europe (https://yieldlab.ie/) . Nicky oversees the day to day operations, including investments, fundraising, portfolio, and company operations. This includes raising capital, dealing with the limited partners and investors, maintaining and managing a deal pipeline, running the due diligence process, and coordinating investments into portfolio companies.  She also works to set up the accelerator programming, and supporting those companies with financial mentoring, commercial mentoring and scaling support, and overall fund management.    Nicky worked for 7 years as Associate Director at KPMG Corporate Finance in Dublin, where she ran the Food & Beverage M&A team, before moving to EY Galway to set up a corporate finance practice for EY’s regional offices, as Director of Corporate Finance, which she ran successfully for 5 years before leaving to set up her own corporate finance practice in Galway.  She was a mentor to the EI HPSU in the role of assisting companies go to market to raise equity.  She has worked with many early stage companies across a variety of sectors to raise seed and Series A equity capital, having advised on rounds totalling hundreds of millions over her 20 year career, and has extensive links with the venture capital and business community in Ireland, both in Dublin and Galway. Costa Yiannoulis, Investment Director, CPT Capital  Costa is the Investment Director at CPT Capital (https://cptcap.com/) , the venture arm of Jeremy Coller’s family office. Costa has led the building and management of the CPT Capital food and materials tech portfolio including Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods, Memphis Meats and Perfect Day amongst others. Costa sits on the boards of Geltor, Gathered Foods (Good Catch), Redefine Meat, and 3F Bio. Prior to CPT Capital, Costa managed Jeremy Coller’s broader personal technology investments and advised Jeremy across both his corporate (Coller Capital) and philanthropic (FAIRR Initiative / Jeremy Coller Foundation) endeavours. Previously Costa spent 3 years in Management Consulting with Bain & Company in London focussing on Strategy, Organisational Design and Private Equity across sectors; and 5 years within Deutsche Bank in London building the bank’s Emerging Markets platform across Africa. Costa holds a BA(Hons) and MA in Economics from Cambridge University, and an MBA from INSEAD. Andrew Ive, Founder, Big Idea Ventures Andrew is the founder of Big Idea Ventures (http://www.BigIdeaVentures.com) . Its purpose is to solve the world’s biggest challenges by supporting the world’s best entrepreneurs. Our first fund + accelerator (NY & Singapore) invests in plant-based foods and ingredients to impact climate change, animal welfare and personal health. Investors include Tyson Foods & Temasek. Advisory Board member for Tufts Nutrition Council. Friedman School Entrepreneurship Advisor. Harvard Business School graduate, Procter & Gamble brand management trained.  Yield Lab Europe, CPT Capital and Big Idea Ventures will all be attending Food Tech Matters on 12-14 October 2020. Food Tech Matters is the place for disruptive agri-foodtech start-ups to meet investors and corporates focused on a sustainable future. Join them  (https://bit.ly/3kHaaDt)

The New Green Technology for Roads and More with Bob Sherwin   BOB SHERWIN is the Founder and CEO of Lithified Technologies US, LLC and the Manager Partner of Lithified Technology Group, LLC, which owns the IP for all LithTec™ Products Worldwide.  Bob received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1979 from the University of Oregon.  Lithified Technologies US, LLC is based in Santa Fe NM.    lithtec.com

En el segundo episodio de la temporada Gonzalo y Rodrigo se juntaron a conversar con Elías Tefarikis, Manager Partner de Smyrna Labs, emprendimiento que fundó y que se especializa en consultoría especializada en desarrollo de ecosistemas de innovación, emprendimiento tecnológico y educación digital.Elías es antofagastino, fue uno de los fundadores de Momento Cero y antes de volver a emprender, fue consultor del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) y nos contó su experiencia visitando diversos países asesorando el diseño y desarrollo de ecosistemas de innovación en toda América.Además, conversamos sobre los desafíos de Chile en digitalización y tecnologización en distintos ámbitos del quehacer educativo y económico. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LinkedIn Guest Series - Lisa Gus is the CEO of WishKnish, a blockchain company providing the framework for financial inclusion, transparency and impact space. She's also one of the managing directors of VeeSee, a nonprofit offering legal and mental health aid, support framework, actionable data to affect policy change & due diligence into VC space to underserved entrepreneurs, especially women and people of color.Recently, she had been made the Investment Lead for a Government Blockchain Association, a global nonprofit working to promote blockchain use in the public sector.Segment 1The show begins with the message of the week, “In a world of algorithms, hashtags and followers, know the importance of human connection.” Jeremiah introduces the guest, Alisa Gus, the first guest of the new LinkedIn Guest series. Alisa talks about her background, first coming to the United States from Uzbekistan twenty-seven years ago at twelve years old, growing up in Kentucky and moving to DC to raise her children, particularly for its stellar educational opportunities, which transitions into the two discussing raising their children in today's scholastic systems.Segment 2This segment begins with Alisa speaking more on her education in Kentucky, getting her associates and shifting her focus to business, starting her career in marketing and meeting her husband, a developer, and becoming a producer on a show, moving into publication in 2011, and ended how she started working in the blockchain space. She talks about how she first got her start in publication in Virginia through savings and investments and the extended process of getting a book published and put into physical stores and online. She talks about the challenges of being a small business going against Amazon and how this led to the start of her blockchain business.Segment 3Elisa explains the concept of ‘blockchain', going into how she started her business in 2016, learning the ins-and-outs of Reddit , how it was initially created to cut down on banking fees, and its purpose cutting out middlemen like Amazon, explaining ICOs, how it all comes down to who you choose to trust, and explaining how Bitcoin and cryptocurrency fits into the big picture with the process. She also speaks on why banks decided to stay out of this arena. Elisa then goes into how blockchaining can help burgeoning business minds and how its beneficial for people looking to do business internationally, and how the automation of WishKnish makes the sharing of data amongst traders much more proficient. Segment 4The final segment of the show begins with how blockchaining can potentially replace big fish like Amazon and Google and how their existing technology will be integrated gradually to make the shift between that technology and blockchaining much smoother for the average consumer. Elisa then talks about being the Manager Partner at the nonprofit, VeeSee, which supports female entrepreneurs in many areas like legally and mentally, Gus going into learning from an experience of getting hurt by trusting the wrong people, which gave her the initiative to support the cause in the first place, as well as the especially high rates of mental health issues reported from female entrepreneurs in particular. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-entrepreneurial-web/donations

Hailey Sorensen is the GM/Partner at Good Vibe Mafia.  Good Vibe Mafia is a creative collective comprised of models, photographers, holistic healers, yogis, entrepreneurs, and high vibrational beings that are all represented under one umbrella. Hailey considers herself a Space Kitty from Venus.  She is a beautiful, powerful, free-spirited individual who has a passion to create, educate, and positively impact the world!  During our conversation on this episode of the 127 Fit Podcast, Hailey and I discuss a variety of topics including:  CBD, public speaking, feeling it, blooming & withering, entrepreneurship, and of course, MUCH more!  Enjoy!   Buy my podcasting eBook here! http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-simple-podcasting-blueprint/25714783   Interested in financially supporting the 127 Fit Podcast? Click the link below! https://patron.podbean.com/freerangepodcaster   Want to start your own podcast? Click the link below! https://www.podbean.com/freerangepodcaster   Good Vibe Mafia's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodvibemafia/   Website: https://www.goodvibemafia.com/   127 Fit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/127fit/       "Life is not high school." -Hailey Sorensen        

How do we ensure consumer trust with marketing? Do consumers or even advertisers fully understand how data is being used? What are the ethical implications and responsibilities of handling valuable data? In this episode of IBM thinkLeaders podcast, guests Samantha Wolfe (Managing Partner of We Are Phase2) & Devon DeBlasio (Product Marketing Director at Neustar) join host Amanda Thurston and guest co-host Eric Martinez (co-founder of Studio Bonafide). We talk to Samantha and Devon about the difficulty of understanding how data is used in marketing, the growing responsibility of tech companies, and how business models of major companies are quickly changing shape. We also get into augmented reality, deep fakes, and trying to reach one-to-one addressability. Connect with us @IBMthinkLeaders @samanthagwolfe @DevonDeBlasio "[T]here's probably certain ways to be able to simplify the question to the end consumer of saying, you know, do you want to give more data and then have a better experience or do you want less data and have not as good of an experience, but then you sort of lower your risks." -Samantha Wolfe, Manager Partner at We Are Phase 2 "I think having the one-to-one or even one-top many connection of having something physically on you, that you're engaging with, which is almost like a virtual store, so to speak, I think that's exciting. But also I'm very curious about what is actually usable." -Devon DeBlasio, Product Marketing Director at Neustar

Technology as we all know can be used in many ways and sometimes even abused, and that's the case with AI. It is not unusual that some people might use the technology in ways that are detrimental to the society. In this episode, we have invited startup founders from our portfolio Perspicace, NextVPU and also Managing Partner from Chengwei Capital to have a discussion on the meaning of AI for Good, the foreseeable future of AI and how it is shaping our society. 1:35 Panelists intro 3:56 What is AI for good in your opinion? 8:59 Conflict between AI for Good and profitability 10:53 AI trend in China 12:16 How older people deal with new technology 13:59 How to manage risks associated with AI 22:09 What values should we abide by? 26:29 The future of AI

The Solar Business Festival is a two-day opportunity to network with representatives in industry, government, and energy companies. It will be on November 27 and 28 at the Sheraton Hotel. Our guest were: Jordan Jarrett, Organizing Committee for Solar Business Festival Jim Kimo Storke, Manager Partner, KAS Consulting Group Rachel Stone, with Solar Austin DJ Rosebaugh, with Native Solar

On this this Yay! Monday! episode, welcome my guest, Stefanie Sersland (General Manager/Partner at Coldwell Banker Real Estate Professionals). We discuss: a) How to build a culture of trust in highly competitive office environments. b) How trust and kindness can lead to improved long term business performance results c) How focusing on the Employee Experience isn't just for major companies and tech start-ups. d) Actionable strategies and tactics you can use to improve your office culture today. About our Guest, Stefanie Sersland Stefanie Sersland is the general manager and partner of the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Professionals Office (CBREP), a very special real estate office in Iowa City, Iowa.  She’s been there since 2000, and loves real estate.  CBREP has 45 full time busy Realtors and a rock star staff.   When Stefanie isn't working, she's with her husband at their home on 20 acres overlooking a pond south of Iowa City with our golden lab, Clem enjoying a cold Coors Light. About the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Professionals Office (CBREP) The Coldwell Bankers Real Estate Professionals office is a very successful real estate office in Iowa City, Iowa, with 45 full agents as well as support staff.  It’s unique in real estate because the office culture focuses on the ideals of kindness, mutual respect, mutual trust, and support.  Important Contact Information for Stefanie Sersland Stefanie Sersland on Twitter:  @ssersland Stefanie Sersland on Linkedin:  Stefanie on LInkedin Website for Coldwell Banker Real Estate Professionals Office (CBREP), click here Contact Information for Pat Perdue Twitter:  @patperdue Linkedin:  https://ca.linkedin.com/in/patperdue For information on how your company can leverage the power of Internal Podcasts to drive results, visit YCASTR.com And to listen to Pat Perdue's Customer Experience Podcast, click here

Brian Message is a partner in Courtyard Management; Radiohead’s management business and co-founder of ATC; the management and live booking agency. Here Brian works with Johnny Marr, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and PJ Harvey. Brian is a director and former chairman of the MMF, the largest artist management organisation in the world. He is also an advisor to The Featured Artist Coalition and a founding partner of the Fan Fair Alliance; an organisation that is radically altering the event ticket market in the UK for the benefit of fans and artists. A surprising and honest conversation about recklessness, doubt and doing things differently.

In this episode we talk with Joe Schorge, Founder and Manager Partner at Isomer Capital about the relationships between investors and their LPS. Joe has served as an LP, GP and technology operations executive, so he knows first hand what these relations are all about. Tune in!

As CEO and Manager Partner at Manifesto, a brand declaration agency that translates brand ethos into authentic activation experiences. Their work spans brand strategy, branded content development, integrated campaigns and experiential. David has led campaigns, product launch, retail marketing and global experiential programs for clients including Intel, Nike, Amazon, Amazon, Cisco, Apple and GE Healthcare. Inspired by social entrepreneurs Dave and his twin brother co-founded Manifesto to tell the world what brands stand for and to create experiences that disrupt internal brand culture and inspire consumer advocacy.Learn more: www.manifestoagency.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

As CEO and Manager Partner at Manifesto, a brand declaration agency that translates brand ethos into authentic activation experiences. Their work spans brand strategy, branded content development, integrated campaigns and experiential. David has led campaigns, product launch, retail marketing and global experiential programs for clients including Intel, Nike, Amazon, Amazon, Cisco, Apple and GE Healthcare. Inspired by social entrepreneurs Dave and his twin brother co-founded Manifesto to tell the world what brands stand for and to create experiences that disrupt internal brand culture and inspire consumer advocacy.Learn more: www.manifestoagency.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Philip George, former Manager Partner at Essex law firm Birkett Long talks about working for the firm for 40 years.

Looking to turn your company into an innovation factory? Scott Anthony, Managing Partner of Innosight, joins us on this week's episode to discuss how to build your company's very own innovation engine. We talk about the 4 component pieces that drive an innovation factory, what the first 90 days of building your innovation engine should look like, and why it's important to kill "zombie projects" that drain valuable time and resources. In addition to serving as Manager Partner at Innosight, Scott is the author of a number of books, including The First Mile: A Launch Manual for Getting Great Ideas Into the Market, The Little Black Book of Innovation, and the Harvard Business Review Single Building A Growth Factory. Scott is a frequent speaker on the topics of innovation and success, having delivered keynote addresses on five different continents. You can follow Scott on Twitter at @ScottDAnthony.