Podcasts about ny tech

Anders har været ude at kigge på nogle af de nye tech opfindelser. Debatten i dagens episode går på, om de nye ideer bliver en succes eller kommer til at falde til jorden. Endnu engang er der ikke fuld enighed.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow break down how the US plans to restrict China's access to advanced chip technology. Plus, a look at New York Tech Week kicking off, and the role social media in the Israel-Hamas war. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Der er drøn på den teknologiske udvikling, og enhver virksomhed med respekt for sig selv synes efterhånden at blande ord som ”kunstig intelligens” og ”data” ind i deres aktuelle præsentationer. Men hvad er spin, og hvad er reel og realistisk udvikling? Hvordan kommer fremtidens virksomheder til at udfolde sig? Og hvor efterlader det overhovedet os som både investorer og samfundsborgere? Millionærklubben ser på sagen og debatterer nogle af de muligheder og potentielle farer, der ligger i en digitaliseret fremtid. Du får indsigt i de store tendenser på udviklingsområdet, og bliver klogere på nogle af de stopklodser, der måske kommer til at gøre sig gældende fra myndighedernes side. Du får også panelets kvalificerede blik for, hvilke selskaber der pt. ser ud til at have fat i den lange ende. Debatten styres af Millionærklubbens faste vært, Bodil Johanne Gantzel, og panelet består af Peter Garnry, Aktiestrategichef i Saxo Bank, Bent Dalager, Partner og Nordisk chef for New Tech hos KPMG, Mads Christiansen, fondschef i NewDeal Invest og porteføljeforvalter i Millionærklubben samt Lau Svenssen, aktieanalytiker hos Svenssen & Tudborg og porteføljeforvalter i Millionærklubben.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Der er drøn på den teknologiske udvikling, og enhver virksomhed med respekt for sig selv synes efterhånden at blande ord som ”kunstig intelligens” og ”data” ind i deres aktuelle præsentationer. Men hvad er spin, og hvad er reel og realistisk udvikling? Hvordan kommer fremtidens virksomheder til at udfolde sig? Og hvor efterlader det overhovedet os som både investorer og samfundsborgere? Millionærklubben ser på sagen og debatterer nogle af de muligheder og potentielle farer, der ligger i en digitaliseret fremtid. Du får indsigt i de store tendenser på udviklingsområdet, og bliver klogere på nogle af de stopklodser, der måske kommer til at gøre sig gældende fra myndighedernes side. Du får også panelets kvalificerede blik for, hvilke selskaber der pt. ser ud til at have fat i den lange ende. Debatten styres af Millionærklubbens faste vært, Bodil Johanne Gantzel, og panelet består af Peter Garnry, Aktiestrategichef i Saxo Bank, Bent Dalager, Partner og Nordisk chef for New Tech hos KPMG, Mads Christiansen, fondschef i NewDeal Invest og porteføljeforvalter i Millionærklubben samt Lau Svenssen, aktieanalytiker hos Svenssen & Tudborg og porteføljeforvalter i Millionærklubben.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charlie O'Donnell is one of only a dozen individuals to be named to Business Insider's 100 Most Influential People in NY Tech 5x or more. He has been an active member of the NYC startup community for nearly 20 years, with a reputation of being the most accessible early stage investor in New York. Charlies fund, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, has made over 70 investments since it was founded, making it one of the most active funds investing in pre-seed and seed rounds in the city. Notable First Round's investments include:  GroupMe (acq. by Skype),  SinglePlatform (acq. by Constant Contact),  Moat (acq. by Oracle) and  Backupify (acq. by Datto) He served on the founding board of the New York Tech Meetup and is one of the group's first 100 members. His blog, This is Going to Be BIG!, is one of the ten most widely read VC blogs in the country. He has spoken at SXSW and Techcrunch Disrupt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Okada is a third-generation Japanese American born in New York City. Tom holds a BFA from NY Tech and an MFA in Photography from Pratt Institute. He is also a NY State Certified Art teacher and is now a Professor at St. Thomas Aquinas College where he teaches digital and documentary photography. Throughout his career, Tom has exhibited his photographs in galleries on Cape Cod, Boston, and at the Hammond Museum in Salem, New York. Currently, Tom is working on portraits of Cape Cod artists at work. View more of his work at www.tomokada.com

Apple præsenterede her d. 14. september præsenterede deres nye kollektion af computere, telefoner og iPads. Men kom der nogle overskrifter ud af det og noget banebrydende på banden, da den nye iPhone 13 eller det kommende Apple Watch Series 7 blev præsenteret? Daniel Cesar tager temperaturen på den kommende teknologi sammen med Torben Vognsen, som er chefredaktør på tech-magasinet Input.

We discussed a number of things including: 1. Linda and Andy's entrepreneurial journeys 2. State of female and minority entrepreneurship in the region 3. Advice for entrepreneurs Linda is the CEO of Leading Women Entrepreneurs and Force For Change NJ - initiatives created to commend entrepreneurs for their service, leadership, contribution to their communities and the state's economic recovery. Linda has dedicated more than a decade of her career to the overall advancement of women and diversity efforts. Through Leading Women Entrepreneurs, Linda has created a national platform to showcase the efforts and accomplishments of some of the state's most innovative and influential women entrepreneurs. She spent several years in publishing industry where she served as Vice President of Business Development and Associate Publisher for a professional women's publication. In addition to writing feature articles on some of the most influential women in the state, her responsibilities focused on managing sales efforts, launching events and developing and implementing effective marketing campaigns. She has been recognized by many organizations, including 2019 NJBIZ Lifetime Achievement Award, the Boy Scouts of America and Fairleigh Dickinson University for her work for women.----- Eustacio (Andy) Saldaña is the Executive Director of NY Tech Alliance, a non-profit organization that runs the largest Meetup group in the world, the NY Tech Meetup (NYTM). With over 60,000 members and a mission to build a more sustainable, diverse, and equitable technology industry for all New Yorkers, the organization sits at the center of the NY Tech ecosystem. He is also a co-founder of QueerTech, a non-profit based in Montreal focused on empowering, connecting, and increasing the visibility of LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and technologists. Most recently, Andy was named to Crain's New York Business 2020 Notable LGBTQ Leaders and Executives list, and in 2019, was named to the Tech Power 50 in New York's technology community by City & State, the leading media company covering government and politics in New York. He is a strong advocate for increased diversity, access, and all-around inclusion in tech, but above all, he enjoys cultivating connections and all of the conversations that evolve.

Charlie O'Donnell is the sole Partner and Founder at Brooklyn Bridge Ventures.  The fund makes seed and pre-seed investments and was the first venture firm located in Brooklyn--where he was born and raised.  Brooklyn Bridge invested in the first rounds of The Wing, Canary, Hungryroot, Ample Hills, Clubhouse, Imagen, and goTenna among others. Charlie has a reputation for being early to identifying important companies.  Nick Bilton identifies him as an influence on early Twitter investors in his book, Hatching Twitter.  Dennis Crowley credits him as having helped kick off the first funding of Foursquare before other VCs had said yes. Working in venture capital since 2001, he apprenticed his way through the asset class with analyst roles on the original Union Square Ventures team as well as at the General Motors pension fund--a long time limited partner in many top tier funds. Charlie is one of only a dozen individuals to be named to Business Insider's 100 Most Influential People in NY Tech five or more times. He served on the founding board of the New York Tech Meetup and is one of the group's first 100 members. He was recently named to City & State Magazine’s Tech Power 50. His blog, This is Going to Be BIG!, is one of the ten most widely read VC blogs in the country and over 13,000 people read his weekly NYC tech newsletter. He has spoken at SXSW and Techcrunch Disrupt. Some of the Topics Covered by Charlie O'Donnell in this Episode How Charlie started his career at GM and what he learned there How he ended up joining Union Square Ventures early on and why he decided to get into VC, particularly working in tech in New York Deciding to start his own fund Raising his first fund--how he failed at first and what he learned Having 50 investors in his first fund The challenge Charlie ran into when fundraising at first due to the nature of his network and how he overcame it How raising for his second fund compared to the first experience How Charlie approaches deal sourcing Taking the Pre-Series A Offsite event online at the beginning of the pandemic Curating and choreographing events to maximize value for the audience How Charlie approaches blogging and how it plays into his role as a VC Making yourself findable Charlie's perspective on the future of learning and work Startup ecosystems and what it takes to make one successful Sign up for The Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

Our guest for this episode is Charlie O'Donnell. Charlie is the sole Partner and Founder at Brooklyn Bridge Ventures. The fund makes seed and pre-seed investments and was the first venture firm located in Brooklyn - where Charlie was born and raised. Brooklyn Bridge invested in the first rounds of The Wing, Canary, Hungryroot, Ample Hills, Clubhouse, Imagen, and goTenna among others. Charlie has a reputation for picking out great companies really early on, as he did with Twitter and Foursquare. He is one of only a dozen individuals to be named to Business Insider's 100 Most Influential People in NY Tech five or more times. In this episode we talk to him about early 2000s, the dotcom crash, his experiences of raising money as a first-time fund manager and how he pitched to Limited Partners (LPs). This episode can be a great resource to listeners looking to break into the VC industry. You can read more about Charlie, here and also read his blog: This Is Going To Be Big.

Pete Tecman Coman and Mark The Bearded Tech Skehan is back at it again! In this new episode, fresh, new, and hot topics will be discussed! Let's Tune-in and enjoy!

For this episode, Lyfeblood gets ready for NY Tech Day. In the 2nd segment, I speak on the death of Kobe Bryant and others. Everyone was shocked and mortified but there was a strange opposite reaction as well. Huh? Lastly, I talk about 5 black superheroes that would be great to see on the silver screen.

Welcome to Episode 63 of The VentureFizz Podcast, the flagship podcast from the leading authority for jobs & careers in the tech industry. For this episode of our podcast, I interviewed Rick Braddock, a highly accomplished executive and investor. Although most people are familiar with William Shatner of Star Trek fame, there are certainly lots and lots of people who also remember him as the pitchman from Priceline. He was partly paid in stock options and helped build massive consumer awareness for this company. The idea for bringing in Shatner was Rick Braddock's, and he shares a really funny story on how that all came together. Rick has several years of experience as an executive at large corporations and startups, where his marketing mindset has helped launch several successful products with massive consumer adoption. He's currently involved as an investor and chairman of the board at multiple companies like Pypestream, Gravy Analytics, and Linkstorm. In this episode of our podcast, we cover lots of great topics like: -Rick's early background in brand management at General Foods where he led brands like Tang, Stove Top Stuffing, Shake n Bake, and others. -How he grew Citi's credit card division to be the largest in the world in three years. -The story of Priceline, one of the fastest growing companies from the dot-com era that still exists today. -The evolution of FreshDirect and how he leveraged state-of-the-art digital marketing to help turn the company around. -His experience as an investor, and what he looks for when investing in a company. -What mistakes businesses and investors make when trying to build a lasting brand. -Plus, a lot more. Ok - quick side note. I have some awesome news to share. As 2019 is here, we are going to be publishing a new episode of The VentureFizz Podcast featuring a NY Tech founder, executive or investor every Thursday! So, if you have been enjoying this podcast, we are doubling up the content with an episode from Boston on Mondays and now a new episode from New York on Thursdays. Enjoy! Lastly, if you like the show, please remember to subscribe to and review us on iTunes, or your podcast player of choice!

In this episode, we speak with Richard Ouyang live from the Midwest Digital Marketing Conference's (MDMC18) opening night party at Momentum Worldwide. We touch upon big data, idea sharing, startup collaboration, and IBM Watson. Host: Taylor Caputo Produced: Brian Borgstede, James Brandt, Taylor Caputo, Khadijah Johnson, Blake Rudloff and Gus Wehmeier Guest: Richard Ouyang About MDMC: the MDMC is the largest Digital Marketing Conference in the Midwest, and it boasts speakers annually from companies such as BuzzFeed, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google, including some local talent. The conference was held in St. Louis Union Station on March 27-28 2018, featuring over 120 speakers, and offering about 80 sessions for more than 1,700 attendees. About the Speaker: Richard Ouyang is Senior Managing Consultant, Media and Entertainment at IBM. He is also the IBM services strategy and delivery lead for advertising focused on IBM Watson cognitive solutions. Ouyang has more than 20 years’ experience in media and entertainment driving solutions across content, tech, and communications, including a decade with top-tier agencies. Prior to IBM, Richard led digital at Reed Exhibitions driving digital transformation for three of its top B2B trade shows by bringing tech startup innovation to the live event experience. He started his career in Hollywood developing some of the first advertiser-backed branded programming on network TV, and is an avid supporter of the NY Tech startup community.

Charlie O’Donnell, Founder and Sole Partner of Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, steps on to the New York Launch Pod to discuss his Venture Capital fund and give a behind the scenes look at the venture capital world. Brooklyn Bridge Ventures invests exclusively in New York City companies with Charlie managing $23 million across two funds, leading or co-leading investments of around $350,000 in companies that have yet to raise $750,000 in capital. Having worked in venture capital since 2001, Charlie knows the space. He has been named to Business Insider's 100 Most Influential People in NY Tech five times and served on the founding board of the New York Tech Meetup. Whether you are interested in the start-up scene, venture capital, or want to know what goes through a venture capitalist's head, this is the episode for you! Listen to the episode to hear:   Why Charlie choose New York for his fund.  (4:56) Opportunities to invest in New York (7:28) The steps Charlie took to start his own fund (10:50) Charlie’s pitch to his initial investors (15:00) How Charlie finds his deals (18:21) How Charlie established himself in the start-up scene (20:20) What Charlie looks for in a Company  (23:1 0) What Charlie looks for in an entrepreneur and accepting pitches (27:47)   Brooklyn Bridge Venture’s investment in Orchard, our guest in Episode 8 ( 31:05) Amount of money Brooklyn Bridge Ventures invests in companies (35:36) Why companies take on a venture capitalist (37:51) Charlie’s involvement with portfolio companies (41:05 ) What does a typical month for Charlie look like? (42:38) Predictions for 2017 (47:00) More on Brooklyn Bridge Ventures: http://www.brooklynbridge.vc/ Transcript Available Here: http://nylaun.ch/brooklynbridgeTR 

Jessica Lawrence Quinn is the CEO of NY Tech Alliance, a non-profit organization supporting New York's growing technology community, and the organizer of NY Tech Meetup, the world's largest Meetup group. Prior to her work with NY Tech Alliance, Jessica was the CEO of Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council in Southern California, where she supported a community of 75 staff, 5,000 volunteers, and 15,000 girls. Jessica was one of only 15 women selected to participate in Seth Godin's Female Entrepreneur MBA (FeMBA) in 2010. Jessica's writing has been featured on the Harvard Business Review blog, Forbes.com, The Next Web, The Huffington Post and in a weekly column in The Press-Enterprise. She also speaks frequently on the tech sector, the future of work, and organizational development and culture at events such as PopTech, SXSW, and TEDx. === Jessica's Blog https://jessicalawrencequinn.com/ NY Tech Alliance https://nytech.org/ NY Tech Meetup + Bloomberg Women's Demo Night 2017: https://nytech.org/monthly-meetup/ny-tech-meetup-bloomberg-women-s-demo-night-2017 April 2017 NY Tech Meetup and Afterparty: https://nytech.org/monthly-meetup/april-2017-ny-tech-meetup-and-afterparty Human Tech Meetup https://www.meetup.com/Human-Tech-Meetup/

Charlie O’Donnell is the Founder and Sole Partner @ Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, the first venture capital fund based in Brooklyn, who manage $23m across 2 funds. Prior to founding Brooklyn Bridge, Charlie worked at the prestigious First Round Capital, with the likes of Josh Koppelman and Union Square Ventures with Fred Wilson. If that wasn’t enough Charlie is one of only a dozen to be named to Business Insider’s 100 Most Influential People in NY Tech five or more times and has served on the founding board of the New York Tech Meetup and is one of the group’s first 100 members. His blog, This is Going to Be BIG!, is one of the ten most widely read VC blogs in the country with over 8,000 readers.   In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Charlie made his move from college to venture and then struck out on his own from USV? 2.) Charlie has previously said that 'venture capital is humbling'. How does Charlie look to construct his portfolio with Brooklyn Bridge? How does he come to terms with the fact he will be wrong most of the time? 3.) What are Charlie's views towards follow-on funding and allocating reserves of the fund? How important is this from a return multiple perspective? How much of a difference does it make for founders to raise a next round with 100% of seed investors committed? 4.) Charlie has previously suggested the importance of being helpful and hard working. Is that really enough to build a brand in today's competitive VC environment? Is brand a form of defensible IP? 5.) How does Charlie react to Ben Lerer's suggestion that Jet.com and Dollar Shave Club are the first dominoes of an incoming wave of e-commerce M&A? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Charlie’s Fave Blog: Wait But Why Charlie's Most Recent Investment: Industrial Organic As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Charlie on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. The Simba Hybrid. The most advanced mattress in the world. With a unique combination of two thousand five hundred conical pocket springs and responsive memory foam, it offers the perfect support for two people. A mattress that responds to you and your partner’s sleeping patterns. Delivered free, with a one hundred night sleep trial, free returns and a ten year guarantee. Start your free trial at simbasleep.com Cirrus Insight is a plugin for sales pros who use Gmail and Outlook.  It automatically updates activities in Salesforce so you don't have to.  It was named #41 on the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing companies, and it has more than 1,700 customer reviews on the Salesforce AppExchange. Today, it serves over 150,000 sales people across 5,000 organizations using Gmail, Outlook, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Cirrus Insight is perfect for sales, support, and success teams who want to save time, schedule 3x more appointments, track email opens and much more with Salesforce information at their fingertips in the inbox. www.cirrusinsight.com/20VC

www.craigpeterson.com Craig continues covering the latest in technology, including the plate number and facial recognition system that the New York is testing to help prevent terrorism and other crimes.

Charlie O'Donnell is the Founder and Sole Partner @ Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, the first venture capital fund based in Brooklyn. Prior to founding Brooklyn Bridge, Charlie worked at the prestigious First Round Capital, with the likes of Josh Koppelman and Union Square Ventures with Fred Wilson. If that wasn't enough Charlie is one of only a dozen to be named to Business Insider's 100 Most Influential People in NY Tech five or more times and has served on the founding board of the New York Tech Meetup and is one of the group's first 100 members. His blog, This is Going to Be BIG!, is one of the ten most widely read VC blogs in the country with over 8,000 readers. Among the many discussions Harry and Charlie delve into how to enter the VC job industry, how the seed stage fund raising environment is behaving, what Charlie learnt from Union Square and First Round, tactics that individuals can do to increase their own branding, Charlie's views on investing in hardware, investing in Kickstarter backed companies, the next five years for Charlie, what has blown Charlie's mind in the last four weeks, the marketing possibilities of Instagram for startups and much more... Items Mentioned in Today's Show: How To Be A VC Analyst: Charlie's Post Charlie's Hardware Portfolio Companies: Ringly, GoTenna, Canary Home Security Hungryroot: Farm Fresh 7 Minute Meals Tinkergarten

www.jorgecast.com.br

This week, Aaron Herman had the opportunity to visit New York Tech Day. NY Tech Day is a “science fair” for tech startups to showcase their companies to the public, investors and press. Many of the most prominent NY Tech startups attended including tumblr, Meetup, SecondMarket, Boxee, and Knewton. The event will also showcase newbies such as SpaceSplitter, Digital Ocean, Unroll.me and Songza. In addition, more than 35 notable VC firms attended, including Spark Capital, Greycroft Partners and Lerer Ventures.

This week, Aaron Herman had the opportunity to visit New York Tech Day. NY Tech Day is a “science fair” for tech startups to showcase their companies to the public, investors and press. Many of the most prominent NY Tech startups attended including tumblr, Meetup, SecondMarket, Boxee, and Knewton. The event will also showcase newbies such as SpaceSplitter, Digital Ocean, Unroll.me and Songza. In addition, more than 35 notable VC firms attended, including Spark Capital, Greycroft Partners and Lerer Ventures.