Podcasts about Nifty

Global markets are bleeding, but Nifty held its ground at 25,725. The savior? A massive announcement from the Adani Group. They are betting a staggering $100 Billion by 2035 to build the future of AI and Green Energy infrastructure. We are talking about 5 Gigawatts of power! While Japan and the US struggle with weak data, is this the "Capex Supercycle" that will drive Indian stocks for the next decade? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the stocks linked to this massive spending spree.

Global markets are bleeding, but Nifty held its ground at 25,725. The savior? A massive announcement from the Adani Group. They are betting a staggering $100 Billion by 2035 to build the future of AI and Green Energy infrastructure. We are talking about 5 Gigawatts of power! While Japan and the US struggle with weak data, is this the "Capex Supercycle" that will drive Indian stocks for the next decade? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the stocks linked to this massive spending spree.

Global markets are bleeding, but Nifty held its ground at 25,725. The savior? A massive announcement from the Adani Group. They are betting a staggering $100 Billion by 2035 to build the future of AI and Green Energy infrastructure. We are talking about 5 Gigawatts of power! While Japan and the US struggle with weak data, is this the "Capex Supercycle" that will drive Indian stocks for the next decade? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the stocks linked to this massive spending spree.

The Nifty staged a solid comeback to 25,683, but don't get too comfortable. A silent crackdown has begun in the Capital Markets. The RBI just mandated a strict "Cash-First" rule for broker funding starting April 1, 2026. The days of partial guarantees are over—it's now 100% secured funding or nothing. While Realty and Pharma stocks rallied today, will this new rule drain liquidity from the system? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the "Leverage Crunch" that could hit your broker hard.

The Nifty staged a solid comeback to 25,683, but don't get too comfortable. A silent crackdown has begun in the Capital Markets. The RBI just mandated a strict "Cash-First" rule for broker funding starting April 1, 2026. The days of partial guarantees are over—it's now 100% secured funding or nothing. While Realty and Pharma stocks rallied today, will this new rule drain liquidity from the system? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the "Leverage Crunch" that could hit your broker hard.

The safety net is gone. Nifty has violated its previous swing low, signaling that the bearish trend isn't just continuing—it's intensifying. When a swing low breaks, it triggers a cascade of sell orders. Vidnyan Sawant explains why this specific breach changes the game and reveals the next major support level where the bleeding might stop.

The safety net is gone. Nifty has violated its previous swing low, signaling that the bearish trend isn't just continuing—it's intensifying. When a swing low breaks, it triggers a cascade of sell orders. Vidnyan Sawant explains why this specific breach changes the game and reveals the next major support level where the bleeding might stop.

The Nifty staged a solid comeback to 25,683, but don't get too comfortable. A silent crackdown has begun in the Capital Markets. The RBI just mandated a strict "Cash-First" rule for broker funding starting April 1, 2026. The days of partial guarantees are over—it's now 100% secured funding or nothing. While Realty and Pharma stocks rallied today, will this new rule drain liquidity from the system? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the "Leverage Crunch" that could hit your broker hard.

The safety net is gone. Nifty has violated its previous swing low, signaling that the bearish trend isn't just continuing—it's intensifying. When a swing low breaks, it triggers a cascade of sell orders. Vidnyan Sawant explains why this specific breach changes the game and reveals the next major support level where the bleeding might stop.

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Send a textTommy struggles to understand KC's answer to his invitation while Hayley struggles for answers from within and David and Matt each struggle to not answer the questions asked of them. Based on the play Two and Two Together by Peter Cosmas Sofronas. Written and Directed by Peter Cosmas Sofronas. Produced by Peter Cosmas Sofronas with Dan Murray, Starring (in order of appearance) Dan Murray as Tommy Hanson, Val Whiteneck as KC Sloan, Adam Heroux as David Sharpe, Will Dalley as Mark Sharpe, Rachael Rabinovitz as Hayley Gettelman, Jenny Hughes as Brin Matthews, Nick Gould as Matt Sharpe, Barbara Bourgeois as Estelle Hanson, and Alexander Pirnie as Walter Gettelman. Sound Engineering by Dan Murray. Sound Editing by Peter Cosmas Sofronas. Theme Music by Valerie Forgione.Support the showScripts of Two and Two Together and the first two seasons of Putting 2&2 Together can be purchased at Amazon.com. Merchandise available at TeeSpring. Donations can be made at By Me a Coffee. For further information, please visit puttingtwoandtwotogether.com.

How India Can Stop Global Capital From Leaving Its Markets? In this episode of The Core Report Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Ananth Narayan Gopalakrishnan, Former Whole Time Member of SEBI, to decode the real reasons behind capital flight from India, rising FPI/FII outflows, and what reforms could make India's capital markets more globally competitive.India's growth story remains strong. Domestic mutual fund inflows are at record highs. Retail investor participation has exploded from 4 crore to over 14 crore investors. Yet foreign portfolio investors have been pulling money out. Why?Is it valuations?Tax policy?Market structure?Global geopolitics?Or friction in how foreign capital enters and exits India?In this deep, data-backed conversation, we explore:• The demand–supply mismatch in Indian equity markets• Record domestic mutual fund flows vs IPO supply• Why valuation pockets may discourage foreign investors• The role of derivatives and index options in market liquidity• Retail trading losses and financial stability concerns• Capital gains tax and whether India should adopt residence-based taxation• How tax neutrality across asset classes could rebalance capital allocation• Should India allow more outward investments to reduce valuation pressure?• What SEBI can do to reduce friction for global institutional investorsFor professionals in finance, consulting, investing, startups, or policy, this episode provides a structural understanding of India capital markets, foreign portfolio investment trends, and the future of global capital flows into India.If you track FII selling, FPI data, Nifty, Sensex, SEBI reforms, mutual fund flows, IPO markets, bond markets, or India's economic policy, this conversation connects the dots.India is not short of capital — but is it structured correctly?Are we making it easy for global capital to stay?And what changes could unlock the next decade of sustainable market growth?Watch till the end for a powerful framework on how India can balance domestic investor growth with long-term global capital participation.If you found this valuable, share it with colleagues in finance, investment, consulting, and policy.Subscribe for sharp conversations on markets, regulation, and the future of India's economy.#IndiaStockMarket #CapitalFlows #SEBI #FII #IndianEconomy #TheCoreReport #TheCore

Markets continued to rally the previous week, with the Nifty gaining 1.9% and the Sensex up 2% since January end, driven by the announcement on US-India tariffs. Tune in for more. Speaker:Michelle CastellinoInvestment Strategist 

Good economic data just crashed the market. US job numbers are too strong, meaning interest rates aren't coming down. This hit Indian IT stocks hard. Simultaneously, Oil is heating up again. With the RBI also signaling a pause, are we entering a phase of stagnation? Tune in to find the sectors that survive high rates.

Good economic data just crashed the market. US job numbers are too strong, meaning interest rates aren't coming down. This hit Indian IT stocks hard. Simultaneously, Oil is heating up again. With the RBI also signaling a pause, are we entering a phase of stagnation? Tune in to find the sectors that survive high rates.

Good economic data just crashed the market. US job numbers are too strong, meaning interest rates aren't coming down. This hit Indian IT stocks hard. Simultaneously, Oil is heating up again. With the RBI also signaling a pause, are we entering a phase of stagnation? Tune in to find the sectors that survive high rates.

Nifty kissed a fresh high of 26,009 and immediately reversed. Was this a classic "Bull Trap"? While retail investors cheered the milestone, smart money aggressively booked profits in IT and PSU Banks. The warning signs are piling up: The Rupee has slipped to 90.62, and Brent Crude is creeping back towards $70. Is this the signal to cash out? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode whether the rally has run out of gas.

Nifty kissed a fresh high of 26,009 and immediately reversed. Was this a classic "Bull Trap"? While retail investors cheered the milestone, smart money aggressively booked profits in IT and PSU Banks. The warning signs are piling up: The Rupee has slipped to 90.62, and Brent Crude is creeping back towards $70. Is this the signal to cash out? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode whether the rally has run out of gas.

Nifty kissed a fresh high of 26,009 and immediately reversed. Was this a classic "Bull Trap"? While retail investors cheered the milestone, smart money aggressively booked profits in IT and PSU Banks. The warning signs are piling up: The Rupee has slipped to 90.62, and Brent Crude is creeping back towards $70. Is this the signal to cash out? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode whether the rally has run out of gas.

Nifty survived the volatility to close at 25,935, but a nasty surprise hit the exporters. Just as we celebrated the India-US framework, the US signed a "Zero Tariff" deal with Bangladesh! This puts our Textile stocks under immediate pressure. On the flip side, domestic power is unstoppable—SIP inflows are near records, and MF assets have crossed ₹81 Lakh Crore. But why is "Smart Money" aggressively buying Gold ETFs? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the new threat to your portfolio.

Nifty survived the volatility to close at 25,935, but a nasty surprise hit the exporters. Just as we celebrated the India-US framework, the US signed a "Zero Tariff" deal with Bangladesh! This puts our Textile stocks under immediate pressure. On the flip side, domestic power is unstoppable—SIP inflows are near records, and MF assets have crossed ₹81 Lakh Crore. But why is "Smart Money" aggressively buying Gold ETFs? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the new threat to your portfolio.

Nifty survived the volatility to close at 25,935, but a nasty surprise hit the exporters. Just as we celebrated the India-US framework, the US signed a "Zero Tariff" deal with Bangladesh! This puts our Textile stocks under immediate pressure. On the flip side, domestic power is unstoppable—SIP inflows are near records, and MF assets have crossed ₹81 Lakh Crore. But why is "Smart Money" aggressively buying Gold ETFs? Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the new threat to your portfolio.

The Nifty surged to 25,867, but the real fireworks were in a specific sector. The US has officially confirmed that tariffs on Indian Gems and Diamonds will be slashed to ZERO! This is the game-changer exporters were praying for. Textile stocks aren't far behind, with duties dropping to 18%. Is this the start of a massive export rally? Join Sanket Bendre as we identify the stocks that will double their profits under this new trade framework.

The Nifty surged to 25,867, but the real fireworks were in a specific sector. The US has officially confirmed that tariffs on Indian Gems and Diamonds will be slashed to ZERO! This is the game-changer exporters were praying for. Textile stocks aren't far behind, with duties dropping to 18%. Is this the start of a massive export rally? Join Sanket Bendre as we identify the stocks that will double their profits under this new trade framework.

The Nifty surged to 25,867, but the real fireworks were in a specific sector. The US has officially confirmed that tariffs on Indian Gems and Diamonds will be slashed to ZERO! This is the game-changer exporters were praying for. Textile stocks aren't far behind, with duties dropping to 18%. Is this the start of a massive export rally? Join Sanket Bendre as we identify the stocks that will double their profits under this new trade framework.

Scaling a dental practice isn't just about adding operatories... it's about having the right leadership and systems in place. In this episode of the Nifty Thrifty Dentists Podcast, Dr. Glenn Vo sits down with Erica Benavente, Founder of Quest Dental Solutions, to discuss why many dentists hit a ceiling when they try to scale without executive-level operational support. Erica shares her journey from dental assistant to COO, how she helped grow a practice into a 25-operatory super practice, and why a fractional COO can be the missing link between chaos and sustainable growth. In this episode, we cover: When dentists actually need a fractional COOWhy office managers can't scale practices aloneHow systems and staffing must evolve as practices growWhat changes when you expand to multiple locations

We're seeing big moves this week, from India-US trade talks and corporate growth to cooperative ride-hailing launches and aerospace job cuts. Here's what you need to know. Get today's top business news, market headlines about the Stock Market, Sensex & Nifty trends, key market insights, economic highlights, and the latest updates from India and global markets.

The rally paused today. Nifty slipped to 25,643 as investors took money off the table. A surging US Dollar hammered Metal stocks, dragging the sector down nearly 2%. But the real reason for the caution isn't global—it's local. The RBI Policy is scheduled for Friday morning. Is the market expecting a surprise status quo? While US officials prepare to visit India for the trade deal, the immediate trend depends on the Governor. Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the strategy for the big event.

The rally paused today. Nifty slipped to 25,643 as investors took money off the table. A surging US Dollar hammered Metal stocks, dragging the sector down nearly 2%. But the real reason for the caution isn't global—it's local. The RBI Policy is scheduled for Friday morning. Is the market expecting a surprise status quo? While US officials prepare to visit India for the trade deal, the immediate trend depends on the Governor. Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the strategy for the big event.

The rally paused today. Nifty slipped to 25,643 as investors took money off the table. A surging US Dollar hammered Metal stocks, dragging the sector down nearly 2%. But the real reason for the caution isn't global—it's local. The RBI Policy is scheduled for Friday morning. Is the market expecting a surprise status quo? While US officials prepare to visit India for the trade deal, the immediate trend depends on the Governor. Join Sanket Bendre as we decode the strategy for the big event.

Get today's top business news, market headlines about the Stock Market, Sensex & Nifty trends, key market insights, economic highlights, and the latest updates from India and global markets.

Markets ignored the war drums but couldn't ignore the AI threat. While Oil and Auto stocks supported the index, IT stocks faced heavy selling after Anthropic's game-changing announcement. With SEBI ruling out immediate curbs on F&O, volatility is here to stay. Tune in to find out which sectors are safe from the AI disruption.

Markets ignored the war drums but couldn't ignore the AI threat. While Oil and Auto stocks supported the index, IT stocks faced heavy selling after Anthropic's game-changing announcement. With SEBI ruling out immediate curbs on F&O, volatility is here to stay. Tune in to find out which sectors are safe from the AI disruption.

Markets ignored the war drums but couldn't ignore the AI threat. While Oil and Auto stocks supported the index, IT stocks faced heavy selling after Anthropic's game-changing announcement. With SEBI ruling out immediate curbs on F&O, volatility is here to stay. Tune in to find out which sectors are safe from the AI disruption.

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Nifty exploded 2.55% today! The trigger? A historic phone call between Donald Trump and PM Modi. The US has slashed tariffs on Indian exports from 50% down to 18%, making us more competitive than Vietnam and Bangladesh instantly. Textile, Jewellery, and Chemical stocks are already flying. Is this the return of the "Animal Spirits" that the market was desperate for? Join Sanket Bendre as we list the top stocks that will double their exports after this deal.

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Get today's top business news, market headlines about the Stock Market, Sensex & Nifty trends, key market insights, economic highlights, and the latest updates from India and global markets.

Nifty exploded 2.55% today! The trigger? A historic phone call between Donald Trump and PM Modi. The US has slashed tariffs on Indian exports from 50% down to 18%, making us more competitive than Vietnam and Bangladesh instantly. Textile, Jewellery, and Chemical stocks are already flying. Is this the return of the "Animal Spirits" that the market was desperate for? Join Sanket Bendre as we list the top stocks that will double their exports after this deal.

Nifty exploded 2.55% today! The trigger? A historic phone call between Donald Trump and PM Modi. The US has slashed tariffs on Indian exports from 50% down to 18%, making us more competitive than Vietnam and Bangladesh instantly. Textile, Jewellery, and Chemical stocks are already flying. Is this the return of the "Animal Spirits" that the market was desperate for? Join Sanket Bendre as we list the top stocks that will double their exports after this deal.

Yesterday, we saw the steepest Budget-day crash in 6 years. Today, the Nifty surged back to 25,088. Was the panic selling a mistake? While retail investors worried about the STT hike on F&O, smart money stepped in for "Value Buying." Plus, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman just clarified that the Disinvestment roadmap is fully intact. Join Sanket Bendre as we decode whether this rebound is a "Dead Cat Bounce" or the start of a post-budget rally.

Frontline and broader indices rose for the previous week, on the back of optimism from the India EU free trade agreement. The Nifty rose 1.1% while the Sensex rose 0.9%. Tune in for more details.Speaker:Michelle CastellinoInvestment Strategist 

Yesterday, we saw the steepest Budget-day crash in 6 years. Today, the Nifty surged back to 25,088. Was the panic selling a mistake? While retail investors worried about the STT hike on F&O, smart money stepped in for "Value Buying." Plus, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman just clarified that the Disinvestment roadmap is fully intact. Join Sanket Bendre as we decode whether this rebound is a "Dead Cat Bounce" or the start of a post-budget rally.

Yesterday, we saw the steepest Budget-day crash in 6 years. Today, the Nifty surged back to 25,088. Was the panic selling a mistake? While retail investors worried about the STT hike on F&O, smart money stepped in for "Value Buying." Plus, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman just clarified that the Disinvestment roadmap is fully intact. Join Sanket Bendre as we decode whether this rebound is a "Dead Cat Bounce" or the start of a post-budget rally.

Looks like it is over for the Mag Seven stocks The name Magnificent Seven came out in 2023 by a strategist from Bank of America named Michael Harnett. The idea is the name came from a classic western movie featuring seven heroic gunfighters and their push to save a small town. But just like other hot themes like the Nifty 50 back in the 60s and BRIC where you had to be invested in the emerging markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China, it looks like the Mag Seven glory days are over. In 2025, only two companies, Alphabet and Nvidia, outperformed the S&P 500. Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Amazon, and Tesla were no longer called stock market stars, and I believe this year will be another year of underperformance for most of these players. The Magnificent Seven still accounts for 36% of the S&P 500's market cap, which is why I believe the S&P 500 will not have a great year in 2026. It will be hard for investors to give up these companies because as they look in the rearview mirror, they feel they're worth their value because they made very good returns in the past. However, just like the Nifty 50 and other hot investment themes throughout history, everything comes back to the mean. The question for many is what will be the next hot investment idea? No one knows for sure but I'm confident someone on Wall Street will come up with some exciting name for investors to chase and they'll tell them not worry about the fundamentals of the business.    Is using part of your 401(k) for a down payment on your home a good idea? The President is trying very hard to stimulate the housing market and allow younger people to buy their first home. One idea that has been tossed around is allowing people to use their 401(k) for a down payment. People can currently borrow from their 401(k) and I often hear uninformed people say it's a great thing because you get to pay yourself the interest. Briefly, it is not a great idea because those "interest" payments don't account for the negative impact of the opportunity for what those funds could have grown at. You also don't get a tax deduction when paying the loan, and then you pay taxes on distributions at a later date, so it also has a negative tax impact. Outside of 401k loans, how's the administration looking to help first time homebuyers? Kevin Hassett, who is director of the National Economic Council, threw out one possibility that a homeowner could put 10% of the equity of their home into a 401(k). That may make your 401(k) balance look artificially high because as the home grows in value so does that 10%. The problem I see is when it comes to retiring that 10% cannot provide retirement income. I still believe the best way to fix the affordability problem is to increase the supply of homes to match the demand, which would reduce prices. AI will create jobs that have not even been imagined yet There are jobs that are starting to be seen and developed as AI becomes more involved in business. One example is someone has to make sure that the systems are kept up-to-date and function properly. There's also going to be people that have to understand the technology thoroughly and then translate the output, so managers, judges, regulators, or anyone else that is using it understands the answer. Experts will have to understand such things as self-driving vehicles and how the technology works. Say there is a car accident with two self-driving cars, who determines who's at fault? There will need to be experts that understand the self-driving technology and then try to explain the situation. The AI system will have to be checked from time to time to verify that the AI system did not produce results that were unfairly skewed in one direction or the other. Once that is discovered, another expert would have to know how to fix and eliminate those problems using new data that helps eliminate the bias. Training is another area of opportunity. As people's jobs change, they will need training in the new technology. The expert trainer would also use the technology to figure out what teaching style works best for the individual. Yes, the future is always scary because of the unknown, but innovation continues onward creating new opportunities and problems that need to be solved.     Financial Planning: Start Social Security Early to Invest? When evaluating when to start Social Security, there are generally two schools of thought. Either collect early at age 62 to invest the funds or wait until age 70 for a larger monthly benefit. Proponents of waiting argue that the age-70 benefit is roughly 77% higher than collecting at 62 and that deferring protects against longevity risk. Regular people and some financial advisors alike believe this is the superior strategy. A recent article in the Wall Street Journal takes this stance, stating that many retirees will live until age 85, so collecting at 70 increases guaranteed income and reduces market risk. However, the article illustrates its conclusion using an inflation-adjusted return assumption of –3% on invested funds. While technically possible, such an outcome is extremely unlikely over a 23-year period (ages 62 to 85), especially because the analysis applies returns to monthly payments over time rather than a lump sum, meaning the cash flows would benefit from dollar-cost averaging rather than suffer from sequence-of-returns risk. In reality, retirees who collect at 62 rarely invest the benefits directly; instead, they reduce withdrawals from an existing portfolio, preserving capital that can compound and generate additional income to offset the lower Social Security benefit. When the math is examined with multiple expected returns, a retiree is better off collecting at 62 if they live to age 78 assuming a 0% return, age 84 with a 5% return, age 94 with an 8% return, and any lifespan with a 10% return. Ultimately, the decision is less about maximizing guaranteed income and more about understanding expected returns, cash-flow dynamics, and the opportunity cost of delaying benefits.   Companies Discussed: Expand Energy Corporation (EXE), Citigroup Inc. (C), The Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) & GameStop Corp. (GME)

In this episode, we sit down with Ashish Shanker, MD & CEO of Motilal Oswal Private Wealth, which now oversees over ₹1.9 Lakh Crore in assets under advisory. Ashish breaks down his strategy for 2026, revealing the one "non-obvious" sector poised to surprise the market, why silver might outperform gold, and how high-net-worth investors are hedging against global volatility.[Important note - This episode was recorded on December 5, 2025. Many market factors have changed since then. The content in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute professional financial or investment advice. The views expressed by the guest are their own. Please consult with a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.]We dive deep into:* Why 2026 might see a fresh uptrend after 2025's consolidation.* The "capacity paradox" of managing wealth for ultra-high-net-worth families.* Actionable advice on US market diversification and pre-IPO investing rules.Timestamps:(00:00) - Episode Teaser & Introduction(02:24) - The Non-Obvious Sector to Watch in 2026(03:56) - Hedging Portfolios Against US Tariffs(07:20) - Is the Market Pricing in Too Much Perfection for 2026?(10:34) - NIFTY 50 vs. Mid & Small Caps for Long-Term Growth(11:46) - Silver: A Strategic Allocation or a Tactical Trade?(14:30) - The Gold-to-Silver Price Ratio: Is Gold Overvalued?(15:13) - Is It Time to Go 100% Aggressive on Mid-Caps?(18:21) - Impact of Rising Japanese Interest Rates on Indian Markets(22:22) - The Role of Domestic Investments in Market Resilience(24:14) - Protecting Portfolios from Rupee Depreciation(25:49) - Most Attractive Global Markets for Indian HNIs(27:35) - Investing Beyond the $250,000 LRS Limit(28:34) - Navigating the Pre-IPO and IPO Market(34:35) - The Relationship Manager (RM) Capacity Paradox(38:15) - Risk Appetite of Young Tech Founders vs. Traditional Promoters(39:47) - Is GIFT City Gaining Traction for Global Diversification?(41:09) - Physical Real Estate vs. REITs for Investment(41:57) - Essential Estate Planning Moves Before March 2026(43:21) - Ashish Shankar's Personal Investment Philosophy(44:42) - The Secret to Motilal Oswal's Success(48:05) - The Motilal Oswal Private Wealth Client Journey(51:35) - One Asset Class to Buy and Hold Until 2030(52:42) - Where to Learn More About Motilal Oswal Private WealthLinks:Motilal Oswal Private Wealth - https://www.motilaloswalpwm.com/Ashish Shanker on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashishshanker23/Prashant Choubey - https://www.linkedin.com/in/choubeysahabSubscribe to VC10X newsletter - https://vc10x.beehiiv.comSubscribe on YouTube - https://youtube.com/@VC10X Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vc10x-investing-venture-capital-asset-management-private/id1632806986Subscribe on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7F7KEhXNhTx1bKTBFgzv3k?si=WgQ4ozMiQJ-6nowj6wBgqQVC10X website - https://vc10x.comFor sponsorship queries, reach out to prashantchoubey3@gmail.com

What happens when hospitality stops being about service—and starts being about care?  That's the question I'm exploring this week on Eating at a Meeting Podcast LIVE with Lindsay Martin-Bilbrey, CMP, CEO of Nifty Method Marketing + Events and longtime event strategist, chef, and hashtag#eventprof who's worn just about every hat in the business. From executive kitchens to corporate boardrooms, Lindsay knows the difference between a meal that's memorable and one that's merely managed. To her, safe, sustainable, and inclusive food and beverage experiences aren't separate goals—they're the natural outcome of a culture built on care, communication, and connection. Together, we'll talk about what it takes to create culinary ecosystems where: ▶︎ Teams are trained and empowered—not just compliant. ▶︎ Sustainability includes people as much as the planet. ▶︎ Inclusion starts long before the menu is printed. Lindsay will share lessons from her time leading both event agencies and restaurant kitchens—why aligning front- and back-of-house teams is the key to guest trust, how authentic sustainability impacts revenue, and what it looks like when care becomes a business strategy. Because the guest experience only works when the team experience does too. Join the conversation that connects it all—from the first site visit to the final plate.