Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole valentine

Today on City Cast Nashville, host Grace Fuisz sits down with songwriter and producer Alex Wong. They're talking about taking up space, authenticity, and the connection he's found between cooking and music. Alex is one of the artists who'll be playing our Nashville In Stereo event at the new Tecovas store in the Green Hills Mall from 5-8 p.m. on Aug. 22nd — come out and join us! This is the third of five episodes we'll be doing this month about the music community in Nashville. And stick around for our new segment, A Mile In Their Boots: We'll be walking through a day in the life of Nicole Valentine, the executive director of Napier Kitchen Table, to talk about her work with the families in her neighborhood. Today's special segment, and our Nashville in Stereo series, are presented by our exclusive launch sponsor, Tecovas. Tecovas knows more than handmade boots and fine Western wear — they've got an ear for great music, too. Learn more about the Quiet Voice Fund here. Best of Nashville voting is now open, and we'd love your consideration as Best Podcast. Vote here! Need to register to vote for the November election? Visit govotetn.com. Want some more City Cast Nashville news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Nashville newsletter.  Follow us @citycastnashville You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 615-200-6392 Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. 

Nicole Valentine is the FinTech Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute with over a decade of financial services, international Mergers & Acquisitions, technology and innovation experience. She leads the FinTech Program with a focus on access to capital, financial inclusion, compliance and transparency.

Nicole Valentine is the FinTech Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute with over a decade of financial services, international Mergers & Acquisitions, technology and innovation experience. She leads the FinTech Program with a focus on access to capital, financial inclusion, compliance and transparency.

In this episode, Adam Torres and Nicole Valentine, Esq., FinTech Director at Milken Institute, explore the future of fintech and a metaverse project Milken Institute is launching. 

In this episode of "Potential to Powerhouse," we embark on a riveting exploration into the life and career of Nicole Valentine, a force to be reckoned with in the realms of M&A, Wall Street, global financial services, metaverse, crypto, and championing wealth creation for women.  **Episode Highlights:**   ●     Nicole's journey begins with her formative years, where her parents recognized her gifted nature early on and encouraged and celebrated her, leading her to have confidence and drive from an early age.  ●     Navigating through highly competitive academic environments, Nicole's self-driven approach led her to impressive schools and early career opportunities. ●     As a legislative intern for Senator Carol Moseley Braun, Nicole learned the intricate intersectionality of politics, economics, and society.  ●     Nicole's grit and determination became invaluable assets, propelling her through the challenging yet rewarding career journey post-graduation.  ●     Nicole's tenure as an entrepreneur for 12 years provided insights into the exhilarating highs and heart-wrenching lows, shaping her commitment to creating policies that support sustainable business growth. ●     Nicole underscores the importance of building the "confidence muscle" and the value of feedback. She approaches feedback gracefully, recognizing it as a transformative gift that can alter one's career trajectory. ●     Nicole shares her success secrets—focus, diligence, reinvention, and career pivots. Emphasizing the power of words, she focuses on one each year and practices intuition, staying connected to her roots on her empowering journey. Join us on this inspiring episode as we unravel the layers of Nicole Valentine's exceptional life, uncovering the keys to turning potential into powerhouse success.

While fintech has accelerated the onboarding of the unbanked and underbanked onto the financial ecosystem in the last two decades, there are still over a billion people who remain outside and on the fringes.On Prime Time, Bharati Jagdish speaks with Nicole Valentine, FinTech Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute to find out what more can be done to improve financial literacy, education and inclusion in the emerging growth markets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, host Mari Talkin is joined by children's middle grade writer Nicole Valentine to discuss time travel and the science of awe. They discuss Nicole's recent novel, A Time Traveler's Theory of Relativity and her future plans.

On the latest episode of Crypto Convos, Nicole Valentine, FinTech Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute, joins HPS' Bryan DeAngelis and Jonathan Graffeo to discuss the recent crypto meltdown, its impact on legislative and regulatory efforts, and how despite this hit to the industry, "DeFi may be down, but its not out."The group concludes with their projections on what the midterm elections could mean for the fate of crypto legislation. Give it a listen and check out the show notes below!Show Notes:Nicole Valentine on TwitterThe Milken Institute's FinTech In Focus Newsletter: July 26 Edition Subscribe hereThe Milken Institute's Fintech Policy TrackerNicole Valentine in Protocol's Braintrust: "What should Michael Barr — the Fed's newest regulator — do first?"

Nicole Valentine is the FinTech Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute with over a decade of financial services, international Mergers & Acquisitions, technology and innovation experience. She leads the FinTech Program with a focus on access to capital, financial inclusion, compliance and transparency.

Nicole Valentine is the FinTech Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute with over a decade of financial services, international Mergers & Acquisitions, technology and innovation experience. She leads the FinTech Program with a focus on access to capital, financial inclusion, compliance and transparency.

In this episode, Nicole and I talk pandemic, politics, the revivifying effects of nature and take a deep dive into the documentary My Octopus Teacher. I have an EXTREME opinion (I know, weird, that's not like me) about the documentarian's decision NOT to "interfere" with the octopus' life at one point and you'll have to let me know if you agree with him or me. This was also recorded in December 2020 before the Jan 6th attack on the Capitol, so I guess I was wrong when I told Nicole that I didn't think our divided nation had much farther to fall...

Hey there word nerds!  Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Nicole Valentine. Nicole Valentine earned her MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from the Vermont College of Fine Arts and teaches the Brain Trust Workshop at the Highlights Foundation in Honesdale, PA. Before shifting to writing, she used to work at CNN.com in NYC where she helped build the first web publishing tool for a newsroom, so science and innovation have been a huge prat of her career from the get-go. She is also the former chief technology officer at Figment.com (now called GetUnderlined.com) and Space.com. But her talents don’t stop there. A fellow crafter, when she was placed on bedrest pregnant with her daughter, she designed a line of literary needlework samplers that got picked up by a national distributor and became very popular for a number of years. Nicole loves science and as a writer enjoys pondering the times when science falls short of explanation and magic has room to sneak in. She’s the founder of steaMG.org, The Middle-Grade Sci-fi Authors Alliance. A Time Traveler’s Theory of Relativity is her debut novel. When not engaged in fictional world-building, Nicole can often be found with a hawk on her arm. She lives in Pennsylvania with her human family, two giant dogs named Merlin and Arthur, and two small cats named Tink and Pickwick. In this episode Nicole and I discuss: The origins of A Time Traveler’s Theory of Relativity  Using “real life anchors” to create a realistic magical worlds Using adults in middle grade fiction Time travel as a metaphor for grief Carving a place for upper middle grade Bringing real science to time travel Plus, her #1 tip for writers. For more info and shownotes: www.diymfa.com/276

Nicole Valentine Vaughn, the Community School Manager at Two Rivers Middle in Nashville. Nicole shares that one in five youth in Nashville are experiencing food insecurity. There is a huge need for community engagement. Learn how you can help.

This week, Alyssa and Haley chat to professional triathlete Nicole Valentine about her background as an athlete, using sport as a means to create change, and racing as a pro in both Xterra and Ironman. Nicole talks about her experience at the Leadville 100 Mountain bike race, winning the Outrigger Double Award two years in a row, and managing the instability of being a professional athlete. Nicole shares her passion for inspiring women in sport, finding purpose beyond the finish line, and showing others how to use fear as an opportunity for growth. Plus, Alyssa and Haley recap their big races at IM Wisconsin and 70.3 Worlds and Alyssa gives tips on how to race back to back. *Outspoken Summit scholarship application* docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQL…1nW1svQQ/viewform **Become part of our community of strong, feisty, women by becoming a Live Feisty patron - www.patreon.com/livefeisty** Send your mailbag questions to ironwomenpodcast@gmail.com

Nicole and Rob talk about a round-table critique method that includes the author in the conversation.

Nicole and Rob talk about a round-table critique method that includes the author in the conversation.

Nicole Valentine & I discuss her debut novel, A Time Traveler's Theory of Relativity, trees with doorknobs, grief, the wage gap, Sally Ride, writing when not writing, & Tom Skerrit's call sign in Top Gun. Plus a meandering dive into Contact and Arrival.

About Our Guest Nicole Valentine, the ”Small Business Champion”, is an entrepreneur, media personality, tech founder, business fitness coach, deal lawyer and strategist, passionate about helping you live your journey with confidence, courage & joy.  She is the creator, executive producer and host of TV Special, “Empower Lunch”, which aired in over 90 million US homes on RLTV and ABC Networks. Nicole Valentine is the Founder of Winly Playbook, a business strategy, data and productivity platform and small business community focused on executing daily wins.    She is the CEO of Synergy Business Development, a New York based business growth consultancy. She mentors New York small businesses through government agencies (SBS & MTA) and advises through organizations and corporations (Black Women Talk Tech & American Express OPEN Forum).   Episode Summary Nicole gives us the secrets to her transition from corporate America to entrepreneur, the ups, and downs of being in business, war stories of being a non-technical founder, secrets to picking the right business partner and superhero names.   Insights From The Episode: How to grow up in an entrepreneur family Secrets to creating your own destiny The importance of preparing before becoming an entrepreneur The importance of having a good reputation in the business How to supplement and earn money while building a business The importance of technology in business The secrets to overcoming internal hurdles Strategies to start fresh everyday The importance of overcoming roadblocks and hurdles How to see the Big Picture The importance of a team and partnership in business The importance of a strong circle of friends Secrets to goal setting: Vision Boards Strategies to start and win at your business Power of being open and humble Secrets to the time frames it takes to grow a real sustainable business Secrets to being strong and following your dreams   Quotes From The Show: “When you start your business you say who is your client?  Everybody.” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “You have to go inside and think...how can I live my life to my best ability.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “When we are creating our own lives.  How do you want to be remembered?” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “The life I want to live is one of purpose, of passion of pushing people to their next level.  Because I see what they can become.” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “It takes about a good three years to really have a business model that works.” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “It’s important to invest in your dreams.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “You think you have enough money, but when you are starting a business sometimes you spend more than you may think.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “I don’t believe that you have to starve as an entrepreneur or small business owner… you just have to have the right preparation and positioning for your next level” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “If you show up for your clients if you stand up for your clients and make sure that they are served they will continue to come back to you” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “Don’t begrudge the movements that you make that seem like detours.  There may be times when you have to think about how to transform your business so it can be sustainable.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “It’s one thing to have the tech tool in front of you.  It’s another thing to have the tool be transformative for the user.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “If you are a small business or entrepreneur and you’re doing what you’re doing alone, then you’re not going to go far.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “Keep our village tight.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “A bad partner can destroy your business.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “Someone is always watching what you are doing...when you get that random phone call, then you know what you are doing..that you’ve planted the seeds.” - Nicole Valentine episode #110   “I’m in a good place.  I’m in a place of love.”  - Nicole Valentine episode #110 Goal Setting Methods: Vision Boarding Resources Mentioned: Winly Playbook Favorite Quote: “Travel light, live light.” Yogi Bhajan Favorite Book: Things Fall Apart by Achebe Chinua Three keys to creating your best life: Love yourself Forgive yourself Be your authentic self   Stay Connected: Create Your Life Series: https://www.facebook.com/cylseries/ https://www.instagram.com/cylseries/   Kevin: www.kevinybrown.com www.instagram.com/kevinybrown www.twitter.com/kevinybrown www.facebook.com/kevbrown001   Guest Name: Nicole Valentine https://www.winlyplaybook.com/#bnr http://www.nicolevalentine.tv/ https://www.facebook.com/NicoleValentineTV/ https://twitter.com/NValentineTV https://www.instagram.com/nicolevalentinetv/   Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on itunes, google play, stitcher, and www.createyourlifeseries.com/podcast              

This week we talk with Nicole Valentine - corporate workaholic turned professional triathlete who has been crushing it this year on the pro Ironman circuit. We caught up with Nicole before she headed to Ironman Brazil, and talked about how she got into the sport, her nutrition philosophies as an athlete, and an epic story about how she broke her collarbone. Follow Nicole on Instagram: http://instagram.com/nicolevalentineracerchic Connect with Skoop: healthyskoop.com facebook.com/healthyskoop twitter.com/healthyskoop instagram.com/healthyskoop