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This is a seasoned executive, serial entrepreneur, Intel Vice President, and General manager of Ignite. His career span of 25 years in tech consumer and enterprise markets.President of ASN (Accelerating Startup Nations), Tzahi was one of the founders of the Microsoft Israel R&D site and a member of its management team for eight years. This was also Head of Microsoft for Startups and Founder of the Microsoft Accelerators. His responsibilities span across 110 countries and included Microsoft BizSpark, a Global startup accelerator partnership with 200+ accelerators in 47 countries, Microsoft Later Stage Accelerators in Seattle, Bangalore, Beijing, Shanghai, Berlin, London, and Tel Aviv, as well as post acceleration programs and VC engagement. Prior to Microsoft for Startups, Tzahi co-founded a few startups, including Sequoia-backed Mintigo (Acquired by Anaplan), Vice President of Marketing & Strategy at Modu, the Israeli personal communications startup (IP sold to Google Corp). Tzahi held the position of Sr. Director of Business Management at Microsoft Corp. Prior to his period at Microsoft, Tzahi was the General Manager Americas and Corporate Vice President for the Mobile Market at Msystems (NSDQ: FLSH), which was acquired by SanDisk Corp (NSDQ: SNDK) for 1.6B at the end of 2006.  Additionally, Tzahi is among the 10 topmost Influential Israelis In Tech Worldwide (Business Insider 2014), and was also named one of the top influencers on Israeli Tech by NewsGeek magazine (Dec. 2015).

O Man in the Arena é um videocast sobre empreendedorismo e cultura digital apresentado por Leo Kuba e Miguel Cavalcanti. Neste episódio (#015​) O papel da Microsoft no incentivo a formação do ecossistema de empreendedorismo tecnológico no Brasil e no mundo, com Silvia Valadares, executiva da Microsoft, responsável pelos programas Bizspark e Microsoft Innovation Center. Alguns dos temas abordados: - Histórico profissional da Silvia: de jornalista a executiva da Microsoft. - Os programas globais Bizspark e MIC. - Panorama do cenário empreendedor do Brasil. - Cases do programa Bizspark. - Quais oportunidades um empreendedor tem nos segmentos em que a Microsoft atua? - Apoio a eventos como BRNewTech e TechCrunch Disrupt. - Dicas de blogs e sites. - Sorteio para os fãs do Man in the Arena. Para saber mais: Microsoft Bizspark: www.microsoft.com/bizspark Microsoft Innovation Center: www.microsoft.com/mic Twitter, Silvia Valadares: @svaladares Participe da fan-page do Man in the Arena: Facebook - facebook.com/ maninthearenatv e concorra em nossos sorteios!

O Man in the Arena é um videocast sobre empreendedorismo e cultura digital apresentado por Leo Kuba e Miguel Cavalcanti. Neste episódio (#015​) O papel da Microsoft no incentivo a formação do ecossistema de empreendedorismo tecnológico no Brasil e no mundo, com Silvia Valadares, executiva da Microsoft, responsável pelos programas Bizspark e Microsoft Innovation Center. Alguns dos temas abordados: - Histórico profissional da Silvia: de jornalista a executiva da Microsoft. - Os programas globais Bizspark e MIC. - Panorama do cenário empreendedor do Brasil. - Cases do programa Bizspark. - Quais oportunidades um empreendedor tem nos segmentos em que a Microsoft atua? - Apoio a eventos como BRNewTech e TechCrunch Disrupt. - Dicas de blogs e sites. - Sorteio para os fãs do Man in the Arena. Para saber mais: Microsoft Bizspark: www.microsoft.com/bizspark Microsoft Innovation Center: www.microsoft.com/mic Twitter, Silvia Valadares: @svaladares Participe da fan-page do Man in the Arena: Facebook - facebook.com/ maninthearenatv e concorra em nossos sorteios!

O Man in the Arena é um videocast sobre empreendedorismo e cultura digital apresentado por Leo Kuba e Miguel Cavalcanti. Neste episódio (#015​) O papel da Microsoft no incentivo a formação do ecossistema de empreendedorismo tecnológico no Brasil e no mundo, com Silvia Valadares, executiva da Microsoft, responsável pelos programas Bizspark e Microsoft Innovation Center. Alguns dos temas abordados: - Histórico profissional da Silvia: de jornalista a executiva da Microsoft. - Os programas globais Bizspark e MIC. - Panorama do cenário empreendedor do Brasil. - Cases do programa Bizspark. - Quais oportunidades um empreendedor tem nos segmentos em que a Microsoft atua? - Apoio a eventos como BRNewTech e TechCrunch Disrupt. - Dicas de blogs e sites. - Sorteio para os fãs do Man in the Arena.  Para saber mais: Microsoft Bizspark: www.microsoft.com/bizspark  Microsoft Innovation Center: www.microsoft.com/mic Twitter, Silvia Valadares: @svaladares Participe da fan-page do Man in the Arena: Facebook - facebook.com/ maninthearenatv e concorra em nossos sorteios!

Today we have an Amazing personality joining us, we have an Online Business Coach, Social Media Legend Mr. Phenomenal Himself, Mr. John Obidi... aka Daddy J. O. a few of his attributes, He is good looking, has an Amazing sense of Humour, Avance Media 2017 Most Influential Young Nigeria in Personal Development and Academia category and He is the Commander in Chief of Smart B. Camp.  Everyone has something, you have a gift, you need to find out how that super power is relevant in today's economy. He shared with us that it pays to be open minded. Keep moving, trust the process, and believe that one day, your path will trust you enough to stop testing you. There is always something to learn from the winding path, it can be the thing that leads to the thing, that leads to the thing…   Notes from Today's Episode: Do not be seduced by doctrine that pats you on the back for weakness and mediocrity; by philosophies that encourage you to 'remain as you are'. Being a techie gave me that capability to shape-shift and thrive in various industries These problems have always been around here, but if you want it bad enough there is always a way; I don't look at the challenges but the solutions… I believe that programmers should be the richest group of people in Nigeria, if only they knew how to monetize solutions… Most programmers get it wrong from the beginning, they start out thinking of selling their time as a service; you should be looking at the market place for a software need and since you have the skills; you then create the solutions for these needs; after doing this you need to learn how to take that product to market; one way to take your product to the market is through Facebook ads… You can monetize through Admob and or licensing To stay updated you can stay subscribed to the most relevant email lists in your field, stay subscribed to YouTube channels and attend Meetups, have Twitter lists about particular categories etc. There are low costs ways of starting out; there is Microsoft Bizspark, you need to learn to bootstrap, you can also launch your app in market places like JVZoo and get subscribers to your solutions, you don't need money, you just have to be more innovative To get anything you need to be able to express yourself intelligently, step out of your comfort zone and learn these things, learn to speak, get in to places that require you to express yourself Handle the inevitable rejection like it's simply a rite of passage. You have to be willing to look like a fool for a period of time. This is the price that you must pay.   Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Join SmartBCamp - http://facebook.com/groups/smartbcamp    Books Mentioned As a Man Thinketh by James Allen The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

Ronan talks to Kieran Desmond the Founder And CEO Of Referral Works. Kieran tells Ronan how Referral Works started, what they do and the areas they are finding it easiest and hardest to recruit in. Kieran also talks about the I.T. sector in Cork, how vibrant it is and the Teamworks Catalyst tech hub where they are based. Kieran mentions their Beta launch which is happening on the 7th of September in Cork talks about the Microsoft Bizspark program they are on, and gives some tips to companies looking to hire staff and job seekers.

Founded in 2013, Shareablee is the first and only industry-level measurement solution for media companies and brands wanting to understand the impact and effectiveness of their cross-platform social media campaigns. Shareablee captures real-time interactions of more than +850M consumers against its global dictionary of brands, publishers, TV shows, influencers, celebrities and more.Join David Giard as he welcomes CEO & Founder of Shareablee,Tania Yuki, to the show as they discuss how they use Microsoft Azure and Machine Learning to deliver their solution as well as describe their experience with the Microsoft BizSpark program.[0:53] Tell us about Shareablee. What do you do?[3:25] How does this work? What technologies are you using?[4:47] Are you using the cloud and Azure Machine Learning to tackle this?[5:32] What motivated you to start this company? Follow the conversation @bizspark Become a Fan @ facebook.com/bizspark Join our LinkedIn Group Subscribe to our YouTube videos Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Marketplace or RSSIf you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:Websites & Blogs: David Giard's BlogLearn more about ShareableeVideos:(Part 1) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Tereza Nemessanyi(Part 2) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari(Part 3) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Diana Paredes, CEO of Suade(Part 4) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Jennifer Whaley, CEO of Pose a Pet(Part 5) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Luan Cox, CEO of Crowdnetic(Part 6) Women Building the Future – See how UAE's startup Nabbesh gives opportunities to women freelancers.

Founded in 2013, Shareablee is the first and only industry-level measurement solution for media companies and brands wanting to understand the impact and effectiveness of their cross-platform social media campaigns. Shareablee captures real-time interactions of more than +850M consumers against its global dictionary of brands, publishers, TV shows, influencers, celebrities and more.Join David Giard as he welcomes CEO & Founder of Shareablee,Tania Yuki, to the show as they discuss how they use Microsoft Azure and Machine Learning to deliver their solution as well as describe their experience with the Microsoft BizSpark program.[0:53] Tell us about Shareablee. What do you do?[3:25] How does this work? What technologies are you using?[4:47] Are you using the cloud and Azure Machine Learning to tackle this?[5:32] What motivated you to start this company? Follow the conversation @bizspark Become a Fan @ facebook.com/bizspark Join our LinkedIn Group Subscribe to our YouTube videos Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Marketplace or RSSIf you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:Websites & Blogs: David Giard's BlogLearn more about ShareableeVideos:(Part 1) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Tereza Nemessanyi(Part 2) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari(Part 3) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Diana Paredes, CEO of Suade(Part 4) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Jennifer Whaley, CEO of Pose a Pet(Part 5) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Luan Cox, CEO of Crowdnetic(Part 6) Women Building the Future – See how UAE's startup Nabbesh gives opportunities to women freelancers.

Founded in 2013, Shareablee is the first and only industry-level measurement solution for media companies and brands wanting to understand the impact and effectiveness of their cross-platform social media campaigns. Shareablee captures real-time interactions of more than +850M consumers against its global dictionary of brands, publishers, TV shows, influencers, celebrities and more.Join David Giard as he welcomes CEO & Founder of Shareablee,Tania Yuki, to the show as they discuss how they use Microsoft Azure and Machine Learning to deliver their solution as well as describe their experience with the Microsoft BizSpark program.[0:53] Tell us about Shareablee. What do you do?[3:25] How does this work? What technologies are you using?[4:47] Are you using the cloud and Azure Machine Learning to tackle this?[5:32] What motivated you to start this company? Follow the conversation @bizspark Become a Fan @ facebook.com/bizspark Join our LinkedIn Group Subscribe to our YouTube videos Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Marketplace or RSSIf you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:Websites & Blogs: David Giard's BlogLearn more about ShareableeVideos:(Part 1) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Tereza Nemessanyi(Part 2) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Bernadine Brocker, CEO of Vastari(Part 3) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Diana Paredes, CEO of Suade(Part 4) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Jennifer Whaley, CEO of Pose a Pet(Part 5) Women Building the Future – An Interview with Luan Cox, CEO of Crowdnetic(Part 6) Women Building the Future – See how UAE's startup Nabbesh gives opportunities to women freelancers.

Diva Tech Talk was inspired by Dusty Welsh, co-founder of Cause Activators (http://causeactivators.com), a Web-based company that connects corporations/businesses with nonprofit opportunities, making it easier for those organizations to support their local communities, and empower their team members to do good. As a girl, Dusty followed the example of her grandparents, active in nonprofits like Meals on Wheels (https://seniormealsonwheels.com). Later she worked with large nonprofits like Leader Dogs for the Blind (http://www.leaderdog.org), and found her passion in life.  She moved to Colorado, for 8 years, where she worked for a nationwide wildlife center and sat on its Board of Directors. After moving back to Michigan, Dusty co-founded Cause Activators with her stepmother, human resources expert Dr. Mary Welsh.  Dusty never intended to be a technology leader, but “I realized that nonprofit organizations and business donors were coming together in a very antiquated way. Technology could bridge the gap and bring this process into the 21st century. Similar to what Amazon has done for shopping, Cause Activators has brought nonprofits and businesses, together.” Launched in October 2016, the Cause Activator platform is based on “the same algorithms as a dating website.  We ensure that recipients and donors are matched on over 25 points of interest, hitting the goals of both recipients and donors.”  Dusty manages the front-end user interface; supervises the back-end development team for the platform; and is the company’s community engagement manager. Her personal strengths include “a gift of gab;” having the ability to “motivate people;” and skill in “connecting and uniting people around a common goal.” Dusty said that the #1 challenge she faced is funding. The company is less attractive to most traditional funders like venture capitalists, bankers or many “angels,” so she looked for non-traditional funding sources.   Cause Activators won a Michigan Woman’s Foundation Entrepreneur New Business Plan and Pitch competition in 2015, receiving a technology grant.  The company has also gotten over $100,000 in pro bono tech support from various companies, and a $150,000 technology subsidy through the Microsoft BizSpark program.  One key lesson that Dusty has learned along the way is “I always ask anyone and everyone for help.”  Additionally, her major leadership tips include: maximize your strengths; complement your team with strengths you don’t have; “learn to become a better listener;” always “be positive and encouraging;” and don’t be afraid of failing. For tech entrepreneurs, Dusty’s strongest piece of advice is “I cannot stress enough the importance of doing the research to make sure you are developing something that the marketplace will want to buy.” With plans to go nationwide, soon, Cause Activators offers internships for university/college students. For the full blog write up, make sure to check us out on online at www.divatechtalk.com, on Twitter @divatechtalks, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divatechtalk. Follow our show and tell us what you like with an online review.

Highlights of my conversation with Ryan Baker Promoting Work Life balance with a 100% remote team Scaling a business: insights from Fairfax, Trade Me group acquisition of previous business. The Microsoft Bizspark programme for early start-ups Increasing brand awareness via word of mouth Developing an internationally accessible pricing strategy Listening to clients, and planning and implementing improvements Mentions Timely – http://www.getTimely.com/ TimelyLife – https://twitter.com/timelylife Timely Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/liketimely Timely Blog – https://blog.gettimely.com Trade Me - http://www.trademe.co.nz/ Microsoft BizSpark – https://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/ Slack – https://slack.com/ Yammer – https://devices.yammer.com/ Trello – https://trello.com/ Skype – http://www.skype.com/en/ Vend – http://www.vendhq.com/ Salesforce – http://www.salesforce.com/eu/ MailChimp – http://mailchimp.com/ Xero – https://www.xero.com/ UserVoice – https://www.uservoice.com/ Buddle Findlay Lawyers – http://www.buddlefindlay.com/ Sacha Judd – https://nz.linkedin.com/in/sachajudd

En este episodio del Late Night Show, @akirareiko estuvo platicando acerca de la iniciativa de Microsoft BizSpark y su relación con Tequila Valley en México, además de tener como invitado a @mpastrana, quien estuvo aclarando dudas de este programa. Hablamos también del programa de reciclaje de computadoras de Apple en México, y del servicio y [...]

This week we are please to bring you an interview with Andy Theimer (@atheimer), who works for the startup company Lansare and on a side project called Recipe Bridge that aggregates content from across the internet. Show notes Milwaukee’s Technology Innovation Center Microsoft Bizspark for startups Sitemaps definition Bing Webmaster Tools RecipeBook XML Microformats hRecipe Definition Download / Listen to the Show http://shows.thirstydeveloper.com/TD068.mp3 Twitter Feed Thirsty Developer has a twitter feed, friend us at http://twitter.com/thirstyd