Podcast appearances and mentions of mimi nguyen

For the second time in a row, PARIS PHOTO, the most important art photography fair, will feature a dedicated DIGITAL SECTOR curated by Nina Roehrs. To cover this event, which takes place from November 6th to November 10th, NFT Morning is hosting a special week focused on this Digital Sector.Today, we had the opportunity to interview Nina Roehrs, along with several galleries and artists from her curation, including Kika Nicolela from objkt.com and artist Lorna Mills, as well as Mimi Nguyen from Nguyen Wahed.To learn more, visit:• Paris Photo Digital Sector• Nina Roehrs' profile• Lorna Mills' exhibition by objkt.com• Heterotopia Group show curation by Nguyen WahedHeterotopia Group show curation by Nguyen WahedTripmaster Flora (2024) | Animated Gif Collage on video | edition of 3 | 6.000 eurosLinguini Primavera (2014) | lenticular print, 13cm x 13cm | edition of 50 | 600 euros This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

We welcome special guests, Mimi Nguyen and Yutian Wong, who were editors for Bangtan Remixed: A Critical BTS Reader published recently by Duke University Press. "Bangtan Remixed" offers a multifaceted exploration of BTS. This collection brings together diverse voices—from academics and journalists to artists and devoted fans—to examine the group's far-reaching cultural impact. Through a series of essays, contributors dissect BTS's place in the broader context of global capitalism, soft power, and transnational cultural exchange. Get a copy of the reader hereNEW! Afternoona Army is now on PATREON!Join The BTS Buzz and get access to Afternoona Army's exclusive DISCORD channel, get shout outs on-air in podcast, and receive invitations to quarterly live support groups. Questions? Email afternoonaarmy@gmail.com for more information.Sign Up for Our Newsletter!Want our thoughts on Yunki's hair extensions in a 500-word essay? More book recs? This is the place to get it. Sign up HERE! Are your family and friends sick of you talking about K-drama? We get it...and have an answer. Check out our sister pod www.afternoonadelight.com for more episodes, book recs and social media goodness. And don't forget about the newest members of our network: Afternoona Asks where diaspora Asians living in the West find ways to reconnect to Asian culture via Asian/KDramas.Want to find more great BTS content? Head over to Afternoona Army for "thinky, thirsty and over thirty" takes on Bangtan life and links to our social media.

WTBS adds another PhD to their esteemed list of guests! In this episode we discuss: Mimi's journey into art and tech How Mimi discovered NFT's and came to join Verse Launching the Nguyen Wahed gallery Mimi's thesis on on NFTs and the future of digital art How the [aside] protocol works and how artists are using smart contracts to incorporate data into their work How to curate and set up a group show The challenges of displaying digital art Opening a physical gallery in NYC and Mimi's hopes for their first show Rapid Fire! Thanks to Mimi for joining us, hope you all enjoyed this one. Follow Mimi on Twitter @miminguyenmimi and her gallery @nguyenwahed Learn more about Mimi and the Nguyen Wahed gallery at nguyenwahed.com Follow us on Twitter @waitingtosign and on Farcaster @wtbs Episode Art: Ray Marching to the Full Moon September, 17 2024 by Jared Tarbell Intro & Outro tracks by PixelWank

On Oct. 20, the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation held its Fourth Annual "More than a Pink Ribbon" Awards Luncheon at the Virginia Crossings Hotel and Conference Center in Glen Allen. The event, which celebrated progress in breast cancer education and advocacy, was highlighted by keynote speaker Heather Marie Van Cleave, a breast cancer survivor, domestic violence survivor and mental health advocate who has spoken to audiences around the globe. Awards honorees (pictured, from left) were also celebrated, including Mimi Nguyen of Mimi Nails Spa (Community Champion Award), Dr. Clifford L. Deal III, MD, FACS (Achievement in Healthcare), and Delegate Shelly...Article LinkSupport the show

In this Industry Talk, we speak with Mimi Nguyen, a Regulatory Health Project Manager in the Office of Strategic Partnerships and Technology Innovation in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. She helps manage and organize strategic initiatives, pilot projects, and cross-cutting working groups. Additionally, Nguyen has done work in technology transfer, strategic planning, and program building. Nguyen received a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Cell Biology from the University of California, San Diego, and a Master of Business and Science with a focus in Clinical and Regulatory Affairs from KGI. 

Mimi Nguyen's mother, Thanh, has always been super anxious. She obsessively calls Mimi at all hours and is always worried they're in danger. This paranoia really put a strain on their relationship, until Mimi heard Thanh talking in her sleep one night. And Mimi realized… maybe there were long-hidden family secrets that might explain Thanh's behavior. This story contains strong language, graphic depictions of war, and mention of suicide. Please take care while listening. Thank you, Mimi & Thanh, for sharing your story with us! Stephanie Foo produced this story – she also wrote a memoir about intergenerational immigrant trauma and her own complex PTSD… in it, she tears down her own walls and shares her and her family's story. Check out her incredible new book, “What My Bones Know: A Memoir of Healing from Complex Trauma.” Produced by Stephanie Foo, original score by Renzo Gorrio, artwork by Teo Ducot Season 13 - Episode 9

This week, TokenGuard CEO and Founder Kamil Gorski joins Mimi Nguyen, our R&D Head for an enlightening chat about due diligence in blockchain, smart contracts, ICOs and many more! Tokenguard is the first automated rating agency for Ethereum and other blockchains. The technology aggregates the best techniques for ICOs / smart contracts automated verification, allowing investors, VCs and banks to check the project they want to invest in. Together with Blockhunters - the mother venture of this project, it has previously received a whopping $2.3M grant from the EU European Regional Development Fund for their R&D activities within the blockchain security space. Touching on everything from crypto and DAOs Kamil and Mimi talk everything blockchain has to offer. Then they dig into Kamil's fascinating past as a hacker and his entrepreneurial journey including setting up a hardware startup.Find more episodes on blockchain with previous guests from Binance, Kraken, Celsius Network, Gemini, Luno, Eterna Capital and more on searchingformana.comEpisode Highlights:01:38: Automating due diligence15:15 How to regulate blockchain?25:14: EU grants for blockchain R&D37:24: The hacker's past41:50: Kamil's Mana

Why 90% of all startups fail? This week, Harvard Professor Tom Eisenmann joins Mimi Nguyen to discuss his new book - The Fail-Safe Startup.Focusing his research and his MBA class at Harvard University on the mistakes and missteps of entrepreneurs, for the first time, he reveals his findings, and - most importantly - how you can avoid them.During their conversation, Tom tells Mimi about the potential failing patterns of early - and late-stage startups, debunking common Silicon Valley / Elon Musk / Rupert Murdoch’s mythologies. Plus, they delve into the changes over the last two decades in the MBA programme at Harvard Business School and discuss the future of innovation leaders training.Follow Mana Search on TwitterFollow Mana Search on LinkedInBuy Tom’s book, The Fail-Safe Startup Episode Highlights:02:09: The concept of “betting the company” and Rupert Murdoch’s empires05:08: What spurred Tom to study entrepreneurship failures?10:29: The failure patterns in early-stage startups21:00: Why the right resources are key and why we need to hire for attitude?24:00: The failure patterns in late-stage startups23:37: Ethics and MBAs46:15: Combining MBA, engineering and design 

This week, Mana Labs co-founder Mimi Nguyen speaks with Lukasz Marczyk from Accenture's Warsaw office.  As an innovation leader and part of Accenture's leadership team in Poland, Lukasz discusses his experience within innovation management and his journey towards becoming Managing Director and Partner at Accenture.  This episode also does a deep dive into the rise of insurtech and the current innovative trends of the industry. Lukasz tells Mimi about the company’s game-changing work on cloud, automation and robotics, why management consulting needs to incorporate design thinking and why talent is the main asset of any company. Plus, he fills us in on why excelling in leadership skills at Stanford University can help senior-level managers advance faster and collaborate better on innovation ideas.Follow Mana Search on TwitterFollow Mana Search on LinkedIn Episode Highlights:01:30: The Rise of insurtech05:50: Design thinking in management consulting13:20: Skillsets and the job market18:15: Startups and their competitive advantage22:38: Stanford University experience35:29: Journey to becoming Managing Director at Accenture37:45: Lukasz's Mana - the human side of a leader

We speak to Lloyd Wahed and Mimi Nguyen, the duo behind Mana Search, a FinTech focused search firm based in London, about life during the pandemic for founders and parents, FinTech job and business opportunities, transition from a career in an incumbent to the FinTech world, future of work and much more!

Finding the perfect work-life balance was difficult even before people were working from home. Now, more than ever, employees are walking a fine line to balance their work with their families, education, and home life.In this episode, Christine Shaw speaks with Mimi Nguyen, co-founder of Mana Search, about how Mimi balances her career in FinTech with parenting, pursuing a PhD and teaching in a MA program at Central Saint Martins University in London, England. Mimi shares her personal experience and the steps that her company takes to help headhunters build diverse teams in financial services. In this episode, you will learn:The path that Mimi took when it came to starting her career — and how it has shiftedWhat Mana Search does to help companies build diverse and innovative teamsWhy company culture is so important when it comes to hiring practices, and how this has changed amid COVID-19The importance of setting boundaries for your work-life balanceAnd more!Tune in to hear this conversation with Mana Search co-founder Mimi Nguyen!Resources: InvestmentNews | Christine Shaw | Mana Search | Mimi NguyenGuest bio: With 10 years in the industry and a background in tech consulting at Accenture and the Boston Consulting Group, Mimi Nguyen is the co-founder of Mana Search R&D Mana Labs and an Associate Lecturer of MA Innovation Management at Central Saint Martins. Mimi is also a PhD candidate at Imperial College London, Faculty of Engineering and Royal College of Art. Mimi's research explores cross-functional remote teams and how we can increase creativity and innovation, as well as team productivity in a virtual world of work. The study on socio-cognitive aspects of online collaboration aims at finding a solution, leveraging natural language processing from machine learning, to improve the way we communicate and build better teams. Mimi's research at Imperial College London explores diverse teams and leveraging creativity and innovation, as well as team productivity in a virtual world of work.Mimi is also a co-host of Searching For Mana podcast - interviewing some of the leading and influential men and women in the FinTech industry.

Finding the perfect work-life balance was difficult even before people were working from home. Now, more than ever, employees are walking a fine line to balance their work with their families, education, and home life.In this episode, Christine Shaw speaks with Mimi Nguyen, co-founder of Mana Search, about how Mimi balances her career in FinTech with parenting, pursuing a PhD and teaching in a MA program at Central Saint Martins University in London, England. Mimi shares her personal experience and the steps that her company takes to help headhunters build diverse teams in financial services. In this episode, you will learn:The path that Mimi took when it came to starting her career — and how it has shiftedWhat Mana Search does to help companies build diverse and innovative teamsWhy company culture is so important when it comes to hiring practices, and how this has changed amid COVID-19The importance of setting boundaries for your work-life balanceAnd more!Tune in to hear this conversation with Mana Search co-founder Mimi Nguyen!Resources: InvestmentNews | Christine Shaw | Mana Search | Mimi NguyenGuest bio: With 10 years in the industry and a background in tech consulting at Accenture and the Boston Consulting Group, Mimi Nguyen is the co-founder of Mana Search R&D Mana Labs and an Associate Lecturer of MA Innovation Management at Central Saint Martins. Mimi is also a PhD candidate at Imperial College London, Faculty of Engineering and Royal College of Art. Mimi's research explores cross-functional remote teams and how we can increase creativity and innovation, as well as team productivity in a virtual world of work. The study on socio-cognitive aspects of online collaboration aims at finding a solution, leveraging natural language processing from machine learning, to improve the way we communicate and build better teams. Mimi's research at Imperial College London explores diverse teams and leveraging creativity and innovation, as well as team productivity in a virtual world of work.Mimi is also a co-host of Searching For Mana podcast - interviewing some of the leading and influential men and women in the FinTech industry.

4:10 how was iwoca in 2014 at Series A and the power of people behind creating products and innovations (guest Mimi Nguyen)7:21 iwoca in 2020 funding last year over 1 billion. Culture being a big part of iwoca9:45 Mission of SME lending and what is iwocaPay?22:45 How is technology supporting the underwriting process?   The balance between machines and humans in the decision process.24:50 How did COVID-19 affected iwoca and it’s clients?30:00 Fintech 2.032:32 Lara’s background and what brought her to fintech39:15 Lara’s mana - what has shaped her career48:27 What makes a good researcher?

How do you successfully manage products during an acquisition? As we kick off a new year of Better Product, we want to focus on a topic that has come up often during our interviews: how do you manage products (and product teams) through acquisition? Acquisitions are a natural part of company growth, but they also present a number of challenges that can look very different depending on your situation. In this first episode of our new series, we talk with Mimi Nguyen about Genesys’ acquisition of Interactive Intelligence in 2017 and what she learned during that transition. Mimi shares what it was like to go from having a team located in one city to working with a team that spans time zones. She also gives her insight into what the transition meant for Interactive Intelligence’s products and the product teams themselves. Listen in to hear part one of our new series on managing products through acquisition. Connect with Christian Connect with Anna Learn more about Innovatemap Connect with Mimi Learn more about Genesys

Mimi Nguyen a fui le Vietnam tout bébé avec sa famille, et a grandi ensuite en région Parisienne. Elle est à Singapour depuis 3 ans, et si quelques passages vous évoqueront des similitudes avec d'autres parcours de Français d'origine vietnamienne, elle nous offre un regard unique sur son expérience et sa relation au Vietnam et à l'Asie. Ce n'est pas parce qu'on est asiatique qu'on a forcement plus d'affinitiés avec l'Asie qu'autre chose. Elle nous parlera aussi du poids du passé dont elle a hérité, de ce tabou autour de la guerre, ce silence qui se transmet de génération en génération, et de la nécessite de briser cela pour se libérer des traumas. Elle partagera avec nous aussi son vécu de femme, harcelée à Paris, mais pas à Singapour. C'est dense et émouvant à la fois. Et après l'épisode, retrouvez-nous sur Instagram et Facebook pour des bonus videos de nos invités et suivre notre actualité !

The race to having the ultimate customer experience is on! Companies are recognizing the importance of delivering an experience that makes them stand out from the competition. According to a study done by Gartner, 89% of companies today are now competing on the basis of positive customer experience. But in order to create this positive experience, you have to ask the questions your customers would ask themselves: Are you blown away by the performance of the product? Are you happy with the attention the customer service rep gives you to help solve your problem? These are some common examples of what elements are in play when building an amazing customer experience. On today’s episode of the Igniting Startups podcast you’ll hear from a product leader with diverse leadership experience across product development and business operations. Mimi Nguyen started her tech career at Interactive Intelligence and has advanced to her current role as the VP of Product Management at Genesys, a global leader in providing users seamless and consistent contact management solutions that enable them to engage customers across their journeys via multiple channels. Throughout this episode, Mimi will discuss her background with Interactive Intelligence and Genesys and how she stepped into a leadership role in product management. Mimi will also discuss the importance of customer experience and how its becoming an ongoing trend for companies to focus on. Tune in for more! In this episode with Mimi Nguyen, you’ll learn: --- How to build a positive Customer Experience --- Stepping into a product management position and supporting your team --- How companies are focusing more on customer experience --- How Genesys is assisting its customers through CX Mimi’s thoughts on the future of CX Please enjoy this conversation with Mimi Nguyen! If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud or Stitcher. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast.

Welcome Back!!! Who would have thought that I’d come back with this garbage. But this time we actually have a good conversation, so thanks for listening. And it’s a pretty lengthy episode for all those people that can REALLY kill time. Anyways, I’m with a good friend of mine, Mimi Nguyen, and we pretty much give some juicy advice to all the youngsters out there. Enjoy!!!

Today we have another sociology friend, Mimi Nguyen who’s doing amazing work with her video projects. Her video projects focus on Vietnamese diaspora. Also, Mimi and her friends recently made a short documentary called Flagged, which was nominated as Best Canadian Short in the 2017 Vancouver Asian Film Festival. On this episode, Mimi shares her childhood memories growing up in a predominantly white town. We discuss the differences between first generation and second generation immigrants and her projects to empower second generations. She also takes us through the history of “Vietnam War” and discusses the Vancouver Vietnamese community’s relationship with the heritage flag. Last but not least, we talk about how problematic the Broadway musical Miss Saigon is. Yes, there are major plot spoilers. This is Visible Minorities with Cecilia Federizon.

What strings are attached to the "gift of freedom" that the United States grants refugees? How can zines, punk, and tarot serve as methods and mediums for social justice work? And what do movie stars and Buddhist nuns have in common? In episode 25 of the Imagine Otherwise podcast, host Cathy Hannabach chats with Mimi Nguyen about the imperialist US discourse of debt and freedom repeatedly attached to refugees, how Mimi is drawing unexpected artistic encounters between actor Keanu Reeves and Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön, and why communities of color are turning to tarot for activist inspiration and to imagine other ways of being in the world. Transcript and show notes: https://ideasonfire.net/25-mimi-nguyen

What is Podcast Stockton?Podcast Stockton is a blog and podcast all about the great life in Stockton, California. Our focus is on the positive side of Stockton by bringing to our listeners local business reviews, positive commentary on local issues and interviews with local business owners, city officials and residents. We introduce Greg the Producer and Manny the Webmaster, the "behind the scenes" members of the Podcast Stockton team. Café Coop Brings Innovation and Collaboration Downtown Esperanza Vielma We talk with Esperanza Vielma, founder and Executive Director of Café Coop.With memberships starting at $25, Café Coop offers a collaborative workspace that is high on energy, enthusiasm, and creativity.  They are located at 235 N. San Joaquin Street and can be reached at info@cafecoop.org. Visit cafecoop.org or facebook.com/cafecoop for more information and to find out about upcoming events. Let's Talk Stockton EventOn July 17, Square and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey led a discussion at Valley Brewing Company about starting and growing business in Stockton. Short presentation followed by Q&A. Jack Dorsey, Twitter @jack We also had a chance to hear from... Marianne McCarroll, (Marianne's Pantry, www.mariannespantry.com) Mimi Nguyen, (Miracle Mile Improvement District)Emily Ritter, (Square.com) Click here to watch Square's post event video.Learn more about Square at squareup.com.  Music for this week's show is "The Pieman" by Mykal Parsons Project. You can like them on Facebook and listen to their music at facebook.com/MykalParsonsProject. You can also find Mykal Parsons Project on GoLocal Radio at golocalradio.net.

One year in the wake of Katrina: as Vietnamese Americans return to New Orleans, hear about their little-known struggles to re-settle in an ever-changing situation. We talk with Mimi Nguyen who is helping the East New Orleans community prevent debris dumping near their homes. Also for more sounds and words on New Orleans go to: www.apexexpress.org. And, it has been three decades and Kearny Street Workshop is still spearheading the API arts movement. Learn how their APAture showcase is part of on-going efforts to inspire and activate new artists as we talk with organizers Samantha Chanse and Nirmala Nataraj. Plus music, calendar and more… The post APEX Express – August 24, 2006 appeared first on KPFA.