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Post by:  Adam Turteltaub Antitrust is a long-time risk area for compliance teams to manage, but its longevity does not mean it is not evolving.  New issues arise as times and Administrations in Washington change. Nathan Mendelsohn, Associate in the Washington, DC office of the law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati lays out what is new in antitrust in this podcast and in the chapter “Federal Antitrust Law Risks – 2022” in The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual. Some areas of antitrust law are well known.  Agreements by competitors to rig bids, allocate markets or set prices are generally considered illegal per se and can open up the door to criminal prosecutions of both individuals and organizations. Other kinds of agreements, he explains, are subject to what is known as the “rule of reason”.  In a nutshell, it calls for an assessment as to whether the agreement makes sense and was not designed just to protect the parties and unfairly hurt others. As for compliance programs in antitrust, the ground is changing.  During the leniency program era, only the first company to self-report anticompetitive behavior received credit.  Its co-conspirators, no matter how good the compliance program, received none.  Then in 2015 the Department of Justice began giving credit for forward looking compliance programs:  what the company had done since the violation to protect against its reoccurrence by strengthening compliance efforts.  Then, beginning in 2019, the Antitrust Division began, at least on paper, giving credit for existing compliance programs.  Thus far, though, no organization has qualified for it. At the same the focus of attention for the DOJ has continued to evolve, most notably when it comes to the labor market.  The division has pursued several cases related to no poach agreements, in which companies agree not to poach each other's workers.  Many believe that this has kept wages lower than they might be.   Non-compete agreements are also under scrutiny. Another trend to watch out for: transnational prosecutions. Listen in to learn more, and be sure to explore what's available in The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual.

Post by:  Adam Turteltaub Antitrust is a long-time risk area for compliance teams to manage, but its longevity does not mean it is not evolving.  New issues arise as times and Administrations in Washington change. Nathan Mendelsohn, Associate in the Washington, DC office of the law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati lays out what is new in antitrust in this podcast and in the chapter “Federal Antitrust Law Risks – 2022” in The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual. Some areas of antitrust law are well known.  Agreements by competitors to rig bids, allocate markets or set prices are generally considered illegal per se and can open up the door to criminal prosecutions of both individuals and organizations. Other kinds of agreements, he explains, are subject to what is known as the “rule of reason”.  In a nutshell, it calls for an assessment as to whether the agreement makes sense and was not designed just to protect the parties and unfairly hurt others. As for compliance programs in antitrust, the ground is changing.  During the leniency program era, only the first company to self-report anticompetitive behavior received credit.  Its co-conspirators, no matter how good the compliance program, received none.  Then in 2015 the Department of Justice began giving credit for forward looking compliance programs:  what the company had done since the violation to protect against its reoccurrence by strengthening compliance efforts.  Then, beginning in 2019, the Antitrust Division began, at least on paper, giving credit for existing compliance programs.  Thus far, though, no organization has qualified for it. At the same the focus of attention for the DOJ has continued to evolve, most notably when it comes to the labor market.  The division has pursued several cases related to no poach agreements, in which companies agree not to poach each other's workers.  Many believe that this has kept wages lower than they might be.   Non-compete agreements are also under scrutiny. Another trend to watch out for: transnational prosecutions. Listen in to learn more, and be sure to explore what's available in The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual.

Today, I had the pleasure of sitting down and talking with Nathan Mendelsohn of Claudio Franca Brazilian Jiu Jitsu out of Santa Cruz, CA. We discussed Nathan's early year in martial arts which led him to find Jiu Jitsu; traveling to Brazil to train (in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) as well as “Jiu Jitsu Plus Camps in Brazil” currently being offered by Claudio Franca Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. We also discussed Nathan's competition goals for 2021; the benefit of strength & conditioning and mobility (specifically yoga) for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu; diet and Nathan's one-on-one mental coaching services which will soon be available for a limited number of Jiu Jitsu athletes. I hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening.

Nathan Mendelsohn @nathanmendelsohnbjj is a multiple champion jiu-jitsu black belt and rapper (known as Elite Technique) based in Santa Cruz, CA. They talk in depth about his journey in Hip-Hop, how he sees connections between that and rap and the surf culture in Santa Cruz. Then they have a deeper talk about mental health and the struggle for self mastery in regards to staying focused on what you love.   Follow Nathan: @nathanmendelsohnbj Follow Adisa: @bishopchronicles   Watch the interview on the Bishop Chronicles YouTube channel   To hear Bishop Chronicles episodes first, listen Tuesday-Friday at 5 pm pst on The Pharcyde's CydeLife Radio!  Subscribe to Bishop Chronicles on iTunes and follow Spotify!

Welcome to a new episode of ROL Radio. On this episode we have 2nd degree black belt under Claudio Franca, Nathan Mendelsohn.Nathan is a Copa Podio Champion, AJP Tour Tokyo Grand Slam Champion, and an IBJJF Europeans black belt bronze medalist. Nathan has been living the jiu jitsu lifestyle everyone dreams of. Listen as he talks about traveling from Santa Cruz to Brazil to train, having amazing Brazilian black belts stay at his childhood home, surfing some of the choicest spots in California, and now a hip hop career. But he also had some personal struggles that were holding him back. He needed to change his lifestyle before everything fell apart. Nathan opens up about these struggles and what he did to overcome them and find a new balance in his life.Here is RŌL Radio with No G in a gi Nathan Mendelsohn.http://www.therolradio.com https://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.instagram.com/nathanmendelsohnbjjhttps://www.facebook.com/NathanMendelsohnBJJ

Nathan Mendelsohn joins the show to talk about training in Brazil, learning Portuguese and structuring a kids class. He also talks about competition preparation and his new Hip Hop album Kimura Trap Vol 1 featuring the hit single “No G in a Gi”. Click “read more” for listening options and show notes! Android listening options […]

Nathan Mendelsohn joins the show to talk about training in Brazil, learning Portuguese and structuring a kids class. He also talks about competition preparation and his new Hip Hop album Kimura Trap Vol 1 featuring the hit single "No G in a Gi".

Fala galera! 2019 tá no fim... E é claro que eu gravei o último podcast do ano. Fiz um balanço de 2019, falei das novidades, planos... Ah, e eu entrevistei o Nathan Mendelsohn, faixa preta da Coalition 95 de Santa Cruz, Califórnia, que me falou um pouco sobre a relação dele com o Brasil e os raps que ele faz! Ele lançou um disco que se chama Elite Technique. Mas o papo completo só sai em janeiro no YouTube. E para fechar, falei sobre graduação e... DESEJEI UM FELIZ 2020 PARA VOCÊS! Valeu quem acompanhou esse ano. E até mais!

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Our latest episode features Nathan Mendelsohn who is a Caludio Franca black belt and also happens to be the featured rapper on our intro song. Nathan talks about being a rapper, bjj, waterpolo and how they all mingle together. Also the talks about teaching and becoming a Claudio Franca Black Belt.

Our latest episode features Nathan Mendelsohn who is a Caludio Franca black belt and also happens to be the featured rapper on our intro song. Nathan talks about being a rapper, bjj, waterpolo and how they all mingle together. Also the talks about teaching and becoming a Claudio Franca Black Belt.

Nathan Mendelsohn is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Cláudio França, who is one of the very first black belts to bring Jiu Jitsu to California, Santa Cruz in particular, and a crucial contributor to the growth of this sport/martial art in North America. Nathan is one of the top American grapplers of his generation, but it's not just his tremendous list of achievements that garnered him notoriety in the martial arts community – it's also his open minded attitude towards training, often breaking strict team taboos to practice with the best in this martial art/sport.   Nathan was inspired by his childhood hero Rickson Gracie, a famed practitioner of Gracie jiu jitsu and the subject of the 1995 documentary, Choke. Nathan describes him as the embodiment of the modern-day samurai, and learning jiu jitsu was Nathan's own way of chasing that childhood dream of being a real-life samurai.   Nathan was ranked as the #8 middleweight blackbelt in the world, positioned to move even higher up the rankings, before he hit a roadblock: a knee injury. Thanks to medical advances over the past 10 or 20 years, this wasn't the career-ending injury it could have been, but it still lead to a number of frustrating moments during recovery and caused him to slide in the rankings.   But he tried not to let negativity own his life, telling us that “it's really important to have a positive storyline happening in your head.” Instead of viewing the injury as an obstacle to his goal, he took it as an opportunity to take six months off, for the first time in his life. It was time he could use to not only let his body recover, but also hone his mindset.   Like a lot of what you learn when training in a martial art, I think this lesson is highly applicable to everyone's life. In our conversation, Nathan shares a number of other lessons he's learned over the years:   When we learn new things, we're always focused on the little details – but it's more just about being there, being present, and letting the situation “churn” you. If you embrace that churn, you'll naturally get better and better. If you focus on the little details, it's extremely easy to get overwhelmed. Not drinking alcohol also had a significant impact on both Nathan's training and mindset. He didn't like who he was when he drank, and it negatively affected every aspect of training. It just wasn't helping to contribute to his goals, so he took it out of his life. This isn't easy to do in a world where drinking is present at many (if not most) social occasions, but he says it's one of the best decisions he's ever made. After becoming a black belt, the pressure ramped up for Nathan. So one of his mentors taught him about affirmations and mantras, which he now uses before he competes. His main mantra is “I always believe in my ability to impose my game on any opponent,” and he also likes “Every fight is my first fight, my last fight, and my only fight,” for long tournaments.   --   Resources: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nathanmendelsohnbjj Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nathan.mendelsohn.10 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSahSf0Zdrv0uvZPapBqd1Q Watch Nathan's highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiYC9uFuGlM Elite Technique (Nathan's rap persona): https://soundcloud.com/elite_technique   --   We are brought to you by the Lawton Marketing Group, a full-service advertising and design agency serving companies and entrepreneurs at all levels. They are your one-stop shop for all your website, logo, social media, print, app design and reputable management needs.   Visit LawtonMG.com for more info.   -- The Impact Entrepreneur Show is produced by Podcast Masters

www.chasta.world Promo:BJJPOWER10 www.jiujitsusoapco.com Promo:BJJPOWER10 www.trappbjj.com Promo: BJJPOWER50 Nathan Mendelsohn is someone who has been around Jiu Jitsu a long time, literally growing up in the art, and it was an honor and a privilege to not only hear his story and how Jiu Jitsu has changed his life, but also how he has been able to teach Jiu Jitsu to countless others and see the positive impact it has on their lives! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebjjpowerhour/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebjjpowerhour/support

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Nathan Mendelsohn at Claudio Franca Jiu Jitsu Academy in Santa Cruz, CA. Above all other things Nathan is the direct embodiment of BJJ lifestyle here in California. He trains it, he lives it, he breathes it . He's a true martial artist, an avid competitor, a well respected instructor and an all around great guy to know.  https://vimeo.com/225624877 Nathan Mendelsohn is a Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt under Cláudio França and a representative of the Coalition 95 BJJ, a team based in Santa Cruz, CA. One of the top American grapplers of his generation, Mendelsohn is known not only for his tremendous list of achievements but also for his open minded attitude towards training – often breaking strict team taboos to practice with the best in this martial art/sport.

In this episode, we sat down with Tanner Rice & Nathan Mendelsohn, two American Jiu Jitsu Black Belts of the highest level, and discussed all areas of the sport. Tanner can be found teaching at Rice Bros. BJJ in Redding, Ca, and Nathan can be found teaching at Claudio Franca BJJ in Santa Cruz, Ca. You can follow them on Facebook or Instagtram @tanner_rice_bjj and @nathanmendelsohnbjj. www.reddingmma.com Here is a list of their combined sponsors: Ctrl Industries, Lucky Gi, Armbar Soap Company, OnTheMat, Nordic Naturals, Cytosport, Clinch Gear, Eidoes clothing, tournament360, Revivid CBD, Thieves, TrickorTreat Studios, Santa Cruz Cryotherapy, Crossfit Admundson.

On this episode Abe Awad talks to Nathan Mendelsohn, a pro jiujitsu competitor that travels around the world to be the best. He is a black belt under Claudio Franca, who is the owner of the BJJ TOUR. Nate talks about the life of a jiujitsu competitor, what it takes to be the best, the journey, the ability to make money doing it, and instructions on how he trains. ENJOY! Follow him: Instagram: @nathanmendelsohnbbjj www.claudiofrancabjj.com Follow us: Instagram: @showtheartpodcast @showtheartx - Twitter: @showtheart Instagram: @showtheartabe @amesypie Facebook/showtheart - youtube/xshowtheartx www.showtheart.com Sponsors: THANK YOU!