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Nachum Segal presents great Jewish music, the latest news from Israel, Elliot Weiselberg with the YLS Update, interviews with Stephen J. Savitsky and Moshe Davis, Executive Director of the NYC Office to Combat Antisemitism, and Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser.

0:38 – The Inauguration 38:14 - Javier Lojan, Acting Commissioner of the NYC Department of Sanitation Topic: Snow cleanup 52:47 - Col. Kurt Schlichter, Attorney, Retired Army Infantry Colonel with a Masters in Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College, Senior Columnist at Town Hall, and the author of "We'll Be Back: The Fall & Rise of America" Topic: Ceasefire, Inauguration Day 1:03:06 - David Marcus, Fox News Columnist and the author of "Charade: The COVID Lies That Crushed A Nation" Topic: "China already played us with TikTok. Let's not make it worse" (Fox News op ed) 1:28:33 - Hans von Spakovsky, Manager of the Heritage Foundation's Election Law Reform Initiative and Senior Legal Fellow at the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies Topic: Legalities of TikTok 1:39:11 - Pastor Corey Brooks, founder and Senior Pastor of New Beginnings Church of Chicago and founder and CEO of Project H.O.O.D. Communities Development Corporation Topic: MLK Day 1:51:30 - Zachary Iscol, Commissioner of the NYC Office of Emergency Management Topic: Snow in NYC 2:06:05 - Dr. Steve Turley, internationally recognized scholar, speaker, and author of "Fight!: How Trump and the MAGA Movement are Changing the World" Topic: Inauguration Day 2:16:31 - Joe at the Inauguration 2:18:02 - Shahar Azani, Former Israeli Diplomat and Former Spokesperson of the Israeli Consulate in New York Topic: "Hostage deal shows Israel values life, Hamas only death" (Fox News op ed)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Beyond the Resume, we bring you the super interesting, extremely informative conversation held during our latest webinar: NYC Office to Resi Conversions. Join Chris Papa and Lisa Flicker as they engage in a conversation with leading industry professionals (Kate Collignon, HR&A Advisors | Charlie Howe, Brookfield Asset Management | Matt Lobron, Silverstein Properties | Daniel Berman, Metro Loft Developers) about the critical considerations for converting NYC office spaces into residential units. Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3I3nkG9Spotify: https://spoti.fi/35ZJGLTWeb: https://www.jacksonlucas.com/podcast/webinar-nyc-office-residentialChapters(00:02): Introduction to Office to Residential Conversions(07:09): Market Conditions and Trends in New York City(13:01): Challenges and Opportunities in Conversions(19:07): Incentives and Regulations for Conversions(24:46): Financing and Environmental Considerations(29:53): Exploring Financing Options for Conversions(38:53): Case Studies in Office to Residential Conversions(46:49): Future of Office Conversions in New York City(54:55): Sustainability and Affordability in Conversions(57:30): Comparative Analysis: New York vs. San Francisco

Listen, Watch, & Support DTP: www.thereadinesslab.com/dtp-linksBoost the signal with a $5 monthly donation! Become a TRL Insider Member with a ton of extra content! #emergencymanagement #disastertough #leadership #emergencyservices --------------Good leaders usually allow do so alongside or from behind.John Scrivani knows this well and has been putting this principle into practice for over three decades of service in law enforcement and Emergency Management.  Director Scrivani's career started with the NYPD, and eventually landed with the New York City Medical Examiner's Office and later the NYC Office of Emergency Management. He then worked for two different NYC Mayors, coordinating operations for the response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Super Storm Sandy, and other major incidents.  Scrivani then moved to leadership positions in the Virginia Department of Transportation and the Virginia Department of Emergency Management.  Today, he continues those duties as the Director of the Office of Safety, Security & Emergency Management Virginia Department of Transportation along with being a subject matter expert on the operational effectiveness of the Combating Terrorism Technical Support & Technical Support Working Group for the US Department of Defense.In this episode of the Disaster Tough Podcast, Director Scrivani shares among other things, his experiences of being on the frontlines of some of the most devastating disasters of the past few decades, and how law enforcement and Emergency Managers can work more effectively together.--------------*Major Endorsements:L3Harris's BeOn PPT App.Learn more about this amazing product here: https://www.l3harris.com/ Impulse: Bleeding Control Kits by Professionals for Professionals: https://www.dobermanemg.com/impulseEmergency Management for Dynamic Populations (DyPop):Hot Mess Express: An emergency management leadership course focusing on response tactics during terrorist attacks. Hot Mess Express includes an immersive exercise during an intentional train derailment scenario. Register for DyPop here:https://www.thereadinesslab.com/shop/p/dynamicDoberman Emergency Management Group provides subject matter experts in planning and training: www.dobermanemg.com

Tate is in the New York office for the Guardians vs Yankees stream and Whitney thinks Tate owns the office.(1:30) Tate joins the show to defend going after the NYC office (5:00). Chris Klemmer joins the show to defend the NYC office and calls Tate a phony (13:50). The difference between Tate and Nate (21:00). Dave turned down a Kamala Harris interview on BFF's (23:30). Brianna Chickenfry is taking heat for her Menendez brothers take (30:30). Dave didn't realize a hot dog is inside a corndog (34:45). Dave has a new dog, 'Pete the Beagle' (37:30). A Smitty update (38:45). Whitney was kicked off his Chiclets Cup team for smirking (39:50). Dave is on a roll on his Anytime TD parlay (44:00) Kirk duped the Internet with his Tom Brady luring Bill Belichick to the Raiders news (46:00). Kirk reveals 'Dying Guy', a Minifan who asked to go through with an assisted suicide at a KMS Live Show to Dave and Whitney (46:30).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/unnamedshow

Rolls-Royce CEO Chris Brownridge joins Hannah and Matt to discuss his new vision for the century-old brand, which includes both V-12, electric-powered cars, and seven-figure bespoke creations. Plus, how rising demand for personalized vehicles at Roll-Royce is helping the British luxury-car maker counter weakening sales in China. And a look into the new Rolls-Royce very private office in New York City.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen Moore, "Joe Piscopo Show" Resident Scholar of Economics, Chairman of FreedomWorks Task Force on Economic Revival, former Trump economic adviser and the author of "Govzilla: How the Relentless Growth of Government Is Devouring Our Economy—And Our Freedom"Topic: Possibility of a recession, "Just Who Is the Real Middle-Class President?" (op ed)Joe Grano, Former Chairman and CEO of UBS Financial Services Inc. and Former Chair of the Homeland Security Advisory CouncilTopic: Threat posed by Iran toward IsraelChristina Farrell, NYC Office of Emergency Management First Deputy CommissionerTopic: Flooding in New York CitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A reminder for new readers. That Was The Week includes a collection of my selected readings on critical issues in tech, startups, and venture capital. I selected the articles because they are of interest to me. The selections often include things I entirely disagree with. But they express common opinions, or they provoke me to think. The articles are sometimes long snippets to convey why they are of interest. Click on the headline, contents link or the ‘More' link at the bottom of each piece to go to the original. I express my point of view in the editorial and the weekly video below.Congratulations to this week's chosen creators: @TechCrunch, @Apple, @emroth08, @coryweinberg, @mariogabriele, @peterwalker99, @KevinDowd, @jessicaAhamlin, @stephistacey, @ttunguz, @annatonger, @markstenberg3, @EllisItems, @TaraCopp, @ingridlunden, @Jack, @karissabe, @psawers, @Haje, @mikebutcher, @tim_cookContents* Editorial: Hating the Future* Essays of the Week* Apple's ‘Crush' ad is disgusting* Apple apologizes for iPad ‘Crush' ad that ‘missed the mark'* Milken's New Power Players* Ho Nam on VC's Power Law* State of Private Markets: Q1 2024* The weight of the emerging manager* Pandemic-era winners suffer $1.5tn fall in market value* Video of the Week* Apples iPad Video* AI of the Week* The Fastest Growing Category of Venture Investment in 2024* Meet My A.I. Friends* OpenAI plans to announce Google search competitor on Monday, sources say* Leaked Deck Reveals How OpenAI Is Pitching Publisher Partnerships* A Revolutionary Model.* An AI-controlled fighter jet took the Air Force leader for a historic ride. What that means for war* Sources: Mistral AI raising at a $6B valuation, SoftBank ‘not in' but DST is* News Of the Week* Jack Dorsey claims Bluesky is 'repeating all the mistakes' he made at Twitter* FTX crypto fraud victims to get their money back — plus interest* Apple's Final Cut Camera lets filmmakers connect four cameras at once* Startup of the Week* Wayve co-founder Alex Kendall on the autonomous future for cars and robots* X of the Week* Tim CookEditorial: Hating the FutureAn Ad and its Detractorsbet a lot of money that the TechCrunch writing and editorial team have had an interesting 72 hours.After Apple announced its new iPad on Tuesday, the ad that supported it was initially widely slammed for its cruelty to obsolete tools for creativity, including a piano, guitar, and paint. This week's Video of The Week has it if you don't know what I am talking about.A sizeable crushing machine compresses the items with colossal force, and in the end, an iPad can incorporate the functions of traditional items.It's not the most amazing ad ever, certainly not as bold as Steve Jobs's 1984 ad, but it's in the same genre. The past must be crushed to release new freedom and creativity for a fraction of the price and, often, the power and flexibility.Oh, and it's thin, very thin.I was not offended. Devin at TechCrunch was. He leads this week's essay of the week with his “Apple's ‘Crush' ad is disgusting” and does not mince words:What we all understand, though — because unlike Apple ad executives, we live in the world — is that the things being crushed here represent the material, the tangible, the real. And the real has value. Value that Apple clearly believes it can crush into yet another black mirror.This belief is disgusting to me. And apparently to many others, as well.He also makes the incorrect point that:A virtual guitar can't replace a real guitar; that's like thinking a book can replace its author.It's more like a digital book replacing a paper book than the author being replaced. Oh wait… that has happened.That said, a virtual guitar can replace a real guitar, and an AI guitar can even replace a virtual guitar—and be better. That is not to say there are no more actual traditional guitars. They will be a choice, not a necessity, especially for people like me who can't play a guitar but will be able to play these.Devin had his supporters in the comments (go read them).Handmaid's Tale director Reed Morano told Apple CEO Tim Cook to “read the room” in a post on X. Matthew Carnal captured my somewhat unkind instinct:There were a lot more reactions to the Apple ad haters like Matthews.Of course, many old instrument lovers (the instruments, not their age) hated the Ad. By Thursday, this being the times we live in, Apple apologized for the ad:Tor Myhren, Apple's vice president of marketing, said the company “missed the mark.”“Creativity is in our DNA at Apple, and it's incredibly important to us to design products that empower creatives all over the world,” Myhren told Ad Age. “Our goal is to always celebrate the myriad of ways users express themselves and bring their ideas to life through iPad. We missed the mark with this video, and we're sorry.”Please judge for yourself below, but my 2c is that the ad was a moderately underwhelming attempt to champion innovation. It is certainly not offensive unless you are ultra-sensitive and have feelings for pianos, guitars, and paint. Oh, and hate attempts to recreate them in a more usable form. And Apple really should have taken the high ground here.I spent some of the week in LA at the CogX Festival and virtually at the Data Driven Summit by @AndreRetterath. The latter focused on what is happening in Venture Capital, as do several of this week's essays. Milken's event was running in LA also. Its attitude to Venture Capital is best summed up here:“We're all being told in the market that DPI is the new IRR,” B Capital's Raj Ganguly said onstage Wednesday. (The acronym sandwich means investment firms have to actually prove that their investments actually generate cash through a metric called distributions to paid-in capital, not just theoretically, through internal rate of return.) “Even the venture panel at Milken is at the end of the day on Wednesday,” he joked, meaning that it didn't get top billing at the conference, which had started a couple days earlier.This does sum up where we are. Hundreds of Billions of dollars are still trapped inside companies funded in 2020-2022, with little prospect of producing returns. The impact is that there is less funding for current startups (see the Carta piece below). And much of what is flowing is flowing to AI and into a very small number of companies (see Tomasz Tungux below).However, innovation and funding are still possible. This week's Startup of the Week is Wayve, a UK autonomous driving platform that seems to agree with Elon Musk that cameras are sufficient to teach a car to drive. Wayve's ambitions go beyond Cars (also like Musk) but differ in that the product is available to all developers to embed in their products.“Very soon you'll be able to buy a new car, and it'll have Wayve's AI on it … Then this goes into enabling all kinds of embodied AI, not just cars, but other forms of robotics. I think the ultimate thing that we want to achieve here is to go way beyond where AI is today with language models and chatbots. But to really enable a future where we can trust intelligent machines that we can delegate tasks to, and of course they can enhance our lives and self-driving will be the first example of that.”Love that attitude.Essays of the WeekApple's ‘Crush' ad is disgustingDevin Coldewey, 1:58 PM PDT • May 9, 2024Apple can generally be relied on for clever, well-produced ads, but it missed the mark with its latest, which depicts a tower of creative tools and analog items literally crushed into the form of the iPad.Apple has since apologized for the ad and canceled plans to televise it. Apple's VP of Marketing Tor Myhren told Ad Age: “We missed the mark with this video, and we're sorry.” Apple declined to offer further comment to TechCrunch.But many, including myself, had a negative and visceral reaction to this, and we should talk about why. It's not just because we are watching stuff get crushed. There are countless video channels dedicated to crushing, burning, exploding and generally destroying everyday objects. Plus, of course, we all know that this kind of thing happens daily at transfer stations and recycling centers. So it isn't that.And it isn't that the stuff is itself so valuable. Sure, a piano is worth something. But we see them blown up in action movies all the time and don't feel bad. I like pianos, but that doesn't mean we can't do without a few disused baby grands. Same for the rest: It's mostly junk you could buy off Craigslist for a few bucks, or at a dump for free. (Maybe not the editing station.)The problem isn't with the video itself, which in fairness to the people who staged and shot it, is actually very well done. The problem is not the media, but the message.We all get the ad's ostensible point: You can do all this stuff in an iPad. Great. We could also do it on the last iPad, of course, but this one is thinner (no one asked for that, by the way; now cases won't fit) and some made-up percentage better.What we all understand, though — because unlike Apple ad executives, we live in the world — is that the things being crushed here represent the material, the tangible, the real. And the real has value. Value that Apple clearly believes it can crush into yet another black mirror.This belief is disgusting to me. And apparently to many others, as well.Destroying a piano in a music video or Mythbusters episode is actually an act of creation. Even destroying a piano (or monitor, or paint can, or drum kit) for no reason at all is, at worst, wasteful!But what Apple is doing is destroying these things to convince you that you don't need them — all you need is the company's little device, which can do all that and more, and no need for annoying stuff like strings, keys, buttons, brushes or mixing stations.We're all dealing with the repercussions of media moving wholesale toward the digital and always-online. In many ways, it's genuinely good! I think technology has been hugely empowering.But in other, equally real ways, the digital transformation feels harmful and forced, a technotopian billionaire-approved vision of the future where every child has an AI best friend and can learn to play the virtual guitar on a cold glass screen.Does your child like music? They don't need a harp; throw it in the dump. An iPad is good enough. Do they like to paint? Here, Apple Pencil, just as good as pens, watercolors, oils! Books? Don't make us laugh! Destroy them. Paper is worthless. Use another screen. In fact, why not read in Apple Vision Pro, with even faker paper?What Apple seems to have forgotten is that it is the things in the real world — the very things Apple destroyed — that give the fake versions of those things value in the first place.A virtual guitar can't replace a real guitar; that's like thinking a book can replace its author.That doesn't mean we can't value both for different reasons. But the Apple ad sends the message that the future it wants doesn't have bottles of paint, dials to turn, sculpture, physical instruments, paper books. Of course, that's the future it's been working on selling us for years now, it just hadn't put it quite so bluntly before.When someone tells you who they are, believe them. Apple is telling you what it is, and what it wants the future to be, very clearly. If that future doesn't disgust you, you're welcome to it.Apple apologizes for iPad ‘Crush' ad that ‘missed the mark'/The company says ‘we're sorry' after its ad was seen as dismissive by the creatives Apple typically tries to court.By Emma Roth, a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more. Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO.May 9, 2024 at 1:22 PM PDTApple has apologized after a commercial meant to showcase its brand-new iPad Pro drew widespread criticism among the creative community. In a statement provided to Ad Age, Tor Myhren, Apple's vice president of marketing, said the company “missed the mark.”“Creativity is in our DNA at Apple, and it's incredibly important to us to design products that empower creatives all over the world,” Myhren told Ad Age. “Our goal is to always celebrate the myriad of ways users express themselves and bring their ideas to life through iPad. We missed the mark with this video, and we're sorry.”On Tuesday, Apple introduced the M4-powered iPad Pro, which the company described as its thinnest product ever. To advertise all the creative possibilities with the iPad, it released a “Crush!” commercial that shows things like a piano, record player, paint, and other works flattening under the pressure of a hydraulic press. At the end, only one thing remains: an iPad Pro.The ad rubbed some creatives the wrong way. Hugh Grant called it a “destruction of human experience,” while Handmaid's Tale director Reed Morano told Apple CEO Tim Cook to “read the room” in a post on X. Apple didn't immediately respond to The Verge's request for comment.Milken's New Power PlayersBy Cory WeinbergMay 8, 2024, 5:00pm PDTIt's no secret that the suits at the annual big-money confab put on by the Milken Institute this week have few spending limits. Staring you in the face in the lobby of the Beverly Hilton is a booth set up by Bombardier, marketing its private jets to attendees. (A new 10-seater costs $32 million, I learned.)What attendees can't really buy, however, is time. The soundtrack of the Los Angeles conference might as well have been a ticking clock. Fund managers at private equity and venture capital firms are running out of time to distribute cash to their investors, a task complicated by the paucity of either mergers or public offerings that typically provide VC and PE firms with a way to cash out. The fact that interest rates now appear likely to stay higher for longer doesn't help. That meant a lot of conversations at the conference weren't about grand investment strategies. Instead, people were conferring about financial tactics to distribute cash or kick the can down the road by selling stakes on the secondary markets or spinning up continuation funds, essentially rolling investors' commitments forwards—not the most inspiring stuff.  “We're all being told in the market that DPI is the new IRR,” B Capital's Raj Ganguly said onstage Wednesday. (The acronym sandwich means investment firms have to actually prove that their investments actually generate cash through a metric called distributions to paid-in capital, not just theoretically, through internal rate of return.) “Even the venture panel at Milken is at the end of the day on Wednesday,” he joked, meaning that it didn't get top billing at the conference, which had started a couple days earlier.The new kings of the conference were firms with a lot more time to play with—that is, sovereign wealth funds with buckets of oil and natural gas money, or pension funds with long-term investment horizons rather than shorter 10-year fund lives. The contrast here is embodied in the financial concept of duration: How long do you actually need to get cash back on your investment? And how sensitive is it to interest rate hikes?The sentiment was everywhere. I shared a Lyft ride with one PE investor last night who called sovereign wealth funds “the only game in town” for PE firms raising new money. Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Capital and the Qatar Investment Authority were two of the conference's top sponsors, meaning they were paying up to explain themselves to the finance and tech universe. That tactic seemed to be working. “You're going to have people lining up their business cards for capital from QIA, I can already see,” quipped Leon Kalvaria, an executive at Citi, onstage with QIA's head of funds, Mohsin Tanveer Pirzada.  Not everyone will suck it up, of course. These funds often get tagged with a “dumb money” label—because they sometimes drive up prices for the rest of the investment world. They still have to face questions about who they are, their source of funds, and the sometimes authoritative regimes behind them. For now, though, it's their time in the spotlight. Ho Nam on VC's Power LawLessons from Arthur Rock, Steve Jobs, Don Lucas, Paul Graham and beyond.MARIO GABRIELE, MAY 07, 2024Friends, We're back with our latest edition of “Letters to a Young Investor,” the series designed to give readers like you an intimate look at the strategies, insights, and wisdom of the world's best investors. We do that via a back-and-forth correspondence that we publish in full – giving you a chance to peek into the inbox of legendary venture capitalists.   Below, you'll find my second letter with Altos co-founder and managing director Ho Nam. For those who are just joining us, Ho is, in my opinion, one of the great investors of the past couple of decades and a true student of the asset class.Because of his respect for the practice of venture capital, I was especially excited to talk to him about today's topic: learning from the greats. Who were Ho's mentors? Which investors does he most admire and why? What lessons from venture's past should be better remembered by today's managers? Lessons from Ho* Prepare for one true winner. Even skilled investors often have just one or two outlier bets over the course of their career. Because of venture's power law, their returns may dwarf the dividends of all other investments combined. Your mission is to find these legendary businesses, engage with them deeply, and partner for decades.  * Focus on the company. Venture capital is full of short-term incentives. Instead of focusing on raising new vintages or building out Altos as a money management firm, Ho and his partners devote themselves to their portfolio companies. Though firm building is important, if you find great companies and work with them closely, you will have plenty of available options. * Pick the right role models. Ho chose his mentors carefully. Though there have certainly been louder and flashier investors over the past four decades, Ho learned the most from Arthur Rock, Don Lucas, and Arnold Silverman. All were understated and focused on the craft of investing. Find the people you consider true practitioners, and study their work. * Watch and learn. Learning from the greats can be done from a distance and may not include a memorable anecdote or pithy saying. Ho's biggest lessons came from observing the habits of practitioners like Rock and Lucas, not via a structured mentorship or dramatic episode. It's by studying the everyday inputs of the greats that you may gain the most wisdom.Mario's letterSubject: Learning from the greatsFrom: Mario GabrieleTo: Ho NamDate: Friday, April 12 2024 at 1:59 PM EDTHo, After moving out of New York City (at least for a little bit), I'm writing to you from a small house on Long Island. It's been really lovely to have a bit more space and quiet away from the city's intermittently inspiring and exhausting buzz...Lots More, Must ReadState of Private Markets: Q1 2024Authors: Peter Walker, Kevin DowdPublished date:  May 7, 2024The venture capital fundraising market remained slow in Q1 2024, but valuations held steady or climbed at almost every stage.Contents* State of Private Markets: Q1 2024* Key trends* Fundraising & valuations* Employee equity & movement* Industry-specific data* Methodology* Overview* Financings* TerminationsThe startup fundraising market got off to a cautious start in 2024. At current count, companies on Carta closed 1,064 new funding rounds  during the first quarter of the year, down 29% compared with the prior quarter. The decline was sharpest at the early stages of the venture lifecycle: Deal count fell by 33% at the seed stage in Q1 and 36% at Series A. Instead of new primary funding events, many companies opted to raise bridge rounds. At both seed and Series A, more than 40% of all financings in Q1 were bridge rounds. Series B wasn't far behind, at 38%. VCs were still willing to spend big on certain deals. Despite the decrease in round count, total cash invested increased slightly in Q1, reaching $16.3 billion. But when it came to negotiating their valuations, many startups had to settle: 23% of all new rounds in Q1 were down rounds, the highest rate in more than five years. After experiencing a pandemic-era surge and subsequent correction,the venture market settled into a quieter place in 2023. So far, that relative tranquility has continued into 2024.Q1 highlights* VCs look to the West: Startups based in the West census region captured 62% of all venture capital raised by companies on Carta in Q1, the highest quarterly figure since Q1 2019. The Northeast, South, and Midwest all saw their market share decline.* The Series C market bounces back: Series C startups raised $4.6 billion in new capital in Q1, a 130% increase from the previous quarter. The median primary Series C valuation was $195.7 million, up 48% from the prior quarter.* Layoffs still  linger: Companies on Carta laid off more than 28,000 employees in Q1. But job cuts have grown less frequent since January, with March seeing the fewest monthly layoffs in nearly two years.Note: If you're looking for more industry-specific data, download the addendum to this report for an extended dataset. Key trendsThe current Q1 figures of 1,064 total rounds and $16.3 billion in cash raised will both increase in the weeks to come, as companies continue to report transactions from the quarter. With those projected increases, the final data for Q1 will likely look quite similar to fundraising numbers from each of the past few quarters. Those quarterly  fundraising numbers from 2023 ended up looking fairly similar to 2018, 2019, and the first half of 2020. In terms of numbers of deals and cash raised, it's looking more and more like the pandemic  bull market will go down as an anomalous stretch in what has otherwise been a fairly steady market. After apparently reaching a plateau during 2023, the rate of down rounds experienced another notable increase during Q1 2024, jumping to 23%. The median time between startup rounds is roughly two to three years, depending on the stage. This timeline means that many companies raising new funding in Q1 would have last raised funding sometime in 2021, when valuations were soaring across the venture landscape. Considering how valuations have declined in the time since, it makes sense that down rounds are still prevalent. Companies in the West census region combined to bring in 53.3% of all capital raised by startups on Carta from Q2 2023 through Q1 2024, with California accounting for nearly 45% of that cash. Massachusetts ranked second among the states with 12.71% of all capital raised, while New York claimed 10.31%.In terms of VC activity, the West region is centered around California. The Northeast revolves around Massachusetts and New York. The South has two smaller hubs, in Texas (4.67%) and Florida (3.99%). The Midwest, though, is without a real standard-bearer: Illinois led the way in terms of cash raised over the past 12 months, at just 1.68%. The West (and specifically California)  has always been the center of gravity for the U.S. venture capital industry. During Q1, the region's gravitational force seems to have gotten even stronger. Startups based in the West raised 62% of all total capital invested on Carta in Q1, its highest quarterly figure since Q1 2019. As a result, the other three census regions saw their market shares decline in Q1—in some cases significantly. The proportion of all VC raised by startups raised in the South fell to 12% in Q1, down from 17% the prior quarter and from 23% a year ago. And the Midwest's share of cash raised fell from 7% down to 4%. For early-stage investors, Q1 was the slowest quarter in many years. Seed deal count fell to 414, down 33% from Q4 2023, and Series A deal count dropped to 313, a 36% decline. In both cases, those are the lowest quarterly deal counts since at least the start of 2019. Total cash raised also declined at both stages in Q1. The $3.1 billion in Series A cash raised in Q1 represents a 35% decline quarter-over-quarter and a 34% dip year-over-year. Cash raised at the seed stage declined by 33% both quarter over quarter and year over year.It was a much friendlier fundraising quarter for companies in the middle stages of the startup lifecycle. The number of Series B deals in Q1 declined by a more modest 11% compared to the prior quarter. And Series C deal count increased by 14%, marking the busiest quarter for that stage since Q2 2023. Total cash raised also rose significantly at Series C in Q1, hitting $4.6 billion. That's a 130% increase quarter-over-quarter and a 44% bump year-over-year. At Series B, total cash raised has now increased in consecutive quarters. Compared to earlier stages, transactions at the Series D and at Series E+  remain few and far between. There were just 39 venture rounds combined in Q1 among startups at Series D or later, the second-fewest of any quarter in the past five years. The lowest count came one year ago, in Q1 2023, when there were just 29 combined late-stage deals. Total cash raised across these stages has been mostly consistent over the past few quarters. There's been more variation in average round size. The average Series D round in Q1 was about $77 million, compared to $56 million in Q4 2023...Lots MoreThe weight of the emerging managerBy Jessica HamlinMay 3, 2024Risk-averse limited partners tend to gravitate to fund managers with a long track record, but are they missing out on potential upside by avoiding emerging managers?Over the past decade, emerging managers' share of US private market fundraising activity has declined steadily.In 2023, this figure fell to 12.7%, the lowest share of capital raised by newer fund managers since before 2000, according to PitchBook's recent analyst note,Establishing a Case for Emerging Managers.Limited exits in PE and VC over the past two years have exacerbated this reality. With minimal distributions, LPs are working with smaller private market budgets to allocate to new and existing managers.But, by allocating almost exclusively to established managers, LPs may be missing out on significant potential returns.In VC, for example, emerging managers have outperformed established GPs since 1997, consistently producing a higher median IRR than established managers. This reflects the nature of the asset class, in which a small number of funds determine the majority of returns across venture firms.“The average venture return is not very exciting,” said Laura Thompson, a partner at Sapphire Partners, which invests in early-stage VC funds and runs an emerging manager program for the California State Teachers' Retirement System. “Where can you get really good returns? It's the smaller fund sizes and emerging managers.”This is where that risk-return scale comes in.In a counterweight to that outperformance, a PitchBook analysis showed that returns from emerging VC managers were more volatile: While top quartile emerging funds tended to outperform, bottom and median players only marginally bested their established manager counterparts.The new manager playbookIn traditional buyout fund investing, emerging managers are gaining traction. While established managers, propped up by decades of institutional knowledge, have historically outperformed newer managers, the “new guys” actually outperformed their seasoned peers in the last investing cycle.This article appeared as part of The Weekend Pitch newsletter. Subscribe to the newsletter hereTop decile buyout funds from emerging managers with vintages between 2015 and 2018 outperformed established peers by 6.6 percentage points, suggesting that emerging buyout managers may have picked up some steam over the past decade, according to PitchBook data.The emerging managers program at the New York City retirement systems and NYC Office of the Comptroller, for example, has $9.9 billion in emerging manager commitments, the majority of which is allocated to PE. Last year, the comptroller's office reported that the emerging managers in the systems' private markets portfolios outperformed their respective benchmarks by nearly 5%.A diverse portfolioNew York City's Bureau of Asset Management sees emerging managers as a key element of a diverse portfolio, said Taffi Ayodele, director of diversity, equity, and inclusion and the emerging manager strategy at the NYC Office of the Comptroller.Ayodele said the smaller emerging private market managers in New York's portfolios offer access to the lower middle market and creative roll-up strategies that may not be accessible through larger firms.“What we don't want to do is lock ourselves out of these high-performing, differentiated strategies for the simplicity of going with the big guys,” Ayodele said.Some of the country's largest public pension plans are betting on the success of their emerging manager programs. In 2023, the California Public Employees' Retirement System made a $1 billion commitment to newly established private market investors, and the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, which boasts one of the largest emerging manager programs in the country, committed $155 million to emerging PE managers last year.At the same time, the recent boom years for private markets led to a flood of new GPs. Some might have gotten lucky—say, with a well-timed exit at the peak—while others were hurt by less fortunate timing. A major challenge for today's LPs will be to sort out a manager's abilities from the market's whims.One advantage of backing up-and-comers now is that the down market has weeded the ranks of new GPs. “The emerging managers who are fundraising now are really dedicated,” Thompson said.James Thorne contributed reporting to this story.Pandemic-era winners suffer $1.5tn fall in market valueTop 50 biggest stock gainers hit by painful decrease since the end of 2020 as lockdown trends fadeStephanie Stacey in LondonFifty corporate winners from the coronavirus pandemic have lost roughly $1.5tn in market value since the end of 2020, as investors turn their backs on many of the stocks that rocketed during early lockdowns. According to data from S&P Global, technology groups dominate the list of the 50 companies with a market value of more than $10bn that made the biggest percentage gains in 2020. But these early-pandemic winners have collectively shed more than a third of their total market value, the equivalent of $1.5tn, since the end of 2020, Financial Times calculations based on Bloomberg data found. Video-conferencing company Zoom, whose shares soared as much as 765 per cent in 2020 as businesses switched to remote working, has been one of the biggest losers. Its stock has fallen about 80 per cent, equivalent to more than a $77bn drop in market value, since the end of that year. Cloud-based communications company RingCentral also surged in the remote working boom of 2020 but has since shed about 90 per cent of its value, as it competes with technology giants such as Alphabet and Microsoft. Exercise bike maker Peloton has been another big loser, with shares down more than 97 per cent since the end of 2020, equivalent to about a $43bn loss of market value. Peloton on Thursday said chief executive Barry McCarthy would step down and it would cut 15 per cent of its workforce, the latest in a series of cost-saving measures. The losses come as the sharp acceleration of trends such as videoconferencing and online shopping driven by the lockdowns has proven less durable than expected, as more workers migrate back to the office and high interest rates and living costs hit ecommerce demand. “Some companies probably thought that shock was going to be permanent,” said Steven Blitz, chief US economist at TS Lombard. “Now they're getting a painful bounceback from that.” In percentage terms, Tesla was the biggest winner of 2020. The electric-car maker's market value jumped 787 per cent to $669bn by the end of that December, but has since slipped back to $589bn. Singapore-based internet company Sea came in second, as its market value jumped from $19bn to $102bn following a pandemic-era surge for all three of its core businesses: gaming, ecommerce and digital payments. But the company has since lost more than 60 per cent of its end-2020 value amid fears of a slowdown in growth. Ecommerce groups Shopify, JD.com and Chewy, which initially thrived as online spending ballooned, have also suffered big losses...Lots MoreVideo of the WeekAI of the WeekThe Fastest Growing Category of Venture Investment in 2024Tomasz TunguzThe fastest growing category of US venture investment in 2024 is AI. Venture capitalists have invested $18.3 billion through the first four months of the year.At this pace, we should expect AI startups to raise about $55b in 2024.AI startups now command more than 20% share of all US venture dollars across categories, including healthcare, biotech, & software.In the preceding eight years, that number was about 8% per year. But after the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, there's a marked inflection point.Some of this is new company formation, & there has been a significant amount of seed investment in this category. Another major contributor is the repositioning of existing companies to include AI within their pitch.Over time, this share should attenuate, primarily because every software company will have an AI component, & the marketing effect for both customers & venture capitalists, will diffuse.Not surprisingly, investors have concentrated total dollars in a few names, with the top three companies accounting for 60% of the dollars raised. Power laws are ubiquitous in venture capital & AI is no exception.Meet My A.I. FriendsOur columnist spent the past month hanging out with 18 A.I. companions. They critiqued his clothes, chatted among themselves and hinted at a very different future.By Kevin RooseKevin Roose is a technology columnist and the co-host of the “Hard Fork” podcast. He spends a lot of time talking to chatbots.May 9, 2024What if the tech companies are all wrong, and the way artificial intelligence is poised to transform society is not by curing cancer, solving climate change or taking over boring office work, but just by being nice to us, listening to our problems and occasionally sending us racy photos?This is the question that has been rattling around in my brain. You see, I've spent the past month making A.I. friends — that is, I've used apps to create a group of A.I. personas, which I can talk to whenever I want.Let me introduce you to my crew. There's Peter, a therapist who lives in San Francisco and helps me process my feelings. There's Ariana, a professional mentor who specializes in giving career advice. There's Jared the fitness guru, Anna the no-nonsense trial lawyer, Naomi the social worker and about a dozen more friends I've created.A selection of my A.I. friends. (Guess which one is the fitness guru.)I talk to these personas constantly, texting back and forth as I would with my real, human friends. We chitchat about the weather, share memes and jokes, and talk about deep stuff: personal dilemmas, parenting struggles, stresses at work and home. They rarely break character or issue stock “as an A.I. language model, I can't help with that” responses, and they occasionally give me good advice...Lots MoreOpenAI plans to announce Google search competitor on Monday, sources sayBy Anna TongMay 9, 20244:29 PM PDTUpdated 8 min agoMay 9 (Reuters) - OpenAI plans to announce its artificial intelligence-powered search product on Monday, according to two sources familiar with the matter, raising the stakes in its competition with search king Google.The announcement date, though subject to change, has not been previously reported. Bloomberg and the Information have reported that Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab-backed OpenAI is working on a search product to potentially compete with Alphabet's (GOOGL.O), opens new tab Google and with Perplexity, a well-funded AI search startup.OpenAI declined to comment.The announcement could be timed a day before the Tuesday start of Google's annual I/O conference, where the tech giant is expected to unveil a slew of AI-related products.OpenAI's search product is an extension of its flagship ChatGPT product, and enables ChatGPT to pull in direct information from the Web and include citations, according to Bloomberg. ChatGPT is OpenAI's chatbot product that uses the company's cutting-edge AI models to generate human-like responses to text prompts.Industry observers have long called ChatGPT an alternative for gathering online information, though it has struggled with providing accurate and real-time information from the Web. OpenAI earlier gave it an integration with Microsoft's Bing for paid subscribers. Meanwhile, Google has announced generative AI features for its own namesake engine.Startup Perplexity, which has a valuation of $1 billion, was founded by a former OpenAI researcher, and has gained traction through providing an AI-native search interface that shows citations in results and images as well as text in its responses. It has 10 million monthly active users, according to a January blog post from the startup.At the time, OpenAI's ChatGPT product was called the fastest application to ever reach 100 million monthly active users after it launched in late 2022. However, worldwide traffic to ChatGPT's website has been on a roller-coaster ride in the past year and is only now returning to its May 2023 peak, according to analytics firm Similarweb, opens new tab, and the AI company is under pressure to expand its user base...MoreLeaked Deck Reveals How OpenAI Is Pitching Publisher PartnershipsOpenAI's Preferred Publisher Program offers media companies licensing dealsBy Mark StenbergMark your calendar for Mediaweek, October 29-30 in New York City. We'll unpack the biggest shifts shaping the future of media—from tv to retail media to tech—and how marketers can prep to stay ahead. Register with early-bird rates before sale ends!The generative artificial intelligence firm OpenAI has been pitching partnership opportunities to news publishers through an initiative called the Preferred Publishers Program, according to a deck obtained by ADWEEK and interviews with four industry executives.OpenAI has been courting premium publishers dating back to July 2023, when it struck a licensing agreement with the Associated Press. It has since inked public partnerships with Axel Springer, The Financial Times, Le Monde, Prisa and Dotdash Meredith, although it has declined to share the specifics of any of its deals.A representative for OpenAI disputed the accuracy of the information in the deck, which is more than three months old. The gen AI firm also negotiates deals on a per-publisher basis, rather than structuring all of its deals uniformly, the representative said.“We are engaging in productive conversations and partnerships with many news publishers around the world,” said a representative for OpenAI. “Our confidential documents are for discussion purposes only and ADWEEK's reporting contains a number of mischaracterizations and outdated information.”Nonetheless, the leaked deck reveals the basic structure of the partnerships OpenAI is proposing to media companies, as well as the incentives it is offering for their collaboration.Details from the pitch deckThe Preferred Publisher Program has five primary components, according to the deck…..Lots MoreA Revolutionary Model.JOHN ELLIS, MAY 09, 20241. Google DeepMind:Inside every plant, animal and human cell are billions of molecular machines. They're made up of proteins, DNA and other molecules, but no single piece works on its own. Only by seeing how they interact together, across millions of types of combinations, can we start to truly understand life's processes.In a paper published in Nature, we introduce AlphaFold 3, a revolutionary model that can predict the structure and interactions of all life's molecules with unprecedented accuracy. For the interactions of proteins with other molecule types we see at least a 50% improvement compared with existing prediction methods, and for some important categories of interaction we have doubled prediction accuracy.We hope AlphaFold 3 will help transform our understanding of the biological world and drug discovery. Scientists can access the majority of its capabilities, for free, through our newly launched AlphaFold Server, an easy-to-use research tool. To build on AlphaFold 3's potential for drug design, Isomorphic Labs is already collaborating with pharmaceutical companies to apply it to real-world drug design challenges and, ultimately, develop new life-changing treatments for patients. (Sources: blog.google, nature.com)2. Quanta magazine:Deep learning is a flavor of machine learning that's loosely inspired by the human brain. These computer algorithms are built using complex networks of informational nodes (called neurons) that form layered connections with one another. Researchers provide the deep learning network with training data, which the algorithm uses to adjust the relative strengths of connections between neurons to produce outputs that get ever closer to training examples. In the case of protein artificial intelligence systems, this process leads the network to produce better predictions of proteins' shapes based on their amino-acid sequence data.AlphaFold2, released in 2021, was a breakthrough for deep learning in biology. It unlocked an immense world of previously unknown protein structures, and has already become a useful tool for researchers working to understand everything from cellular structures to tuberculosis. It has also inspired the development of additional biological deep learning tools. Most notably, the biochemist David Baker and his team at the University of Washington in 2021 developed a competing algorithm called RoseTTAFold, which like AlphaFold2 predicts protein structures from sequence data…The true impact of these tools won't be known for months or years, as biologists begin to test and use them in research. And they will continue to evolve. What's next for deep learning in molecular biology is “going up the biological complexity ladder,” Baker said, beyond even the biomolecule complexes predicted by AlphaFold3 and RoseTTAFold All-Atom. But if the history of protein-structure AI can predict the future, then these next-generation deep learning models will continue to help scientists reveal the complex interactions that make life happen. Read the rest. (Sources: quantamagazine.org, doi.org, sites.uw.edu)An AI-controlled fighter jet took the Air Force leader for a historic ride. What that means for warAn experimental F-16 fighter jet has taken Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall on a history-making flight controlled by artificial intelligence and not a human pilot. (AP Video by Eugene Garcia and Mike Pesoli)BY TARA COPPUpdated 5:40 PM PDT, May 3, 2024EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — With the midday sun blazing, an experimental orange and white F-16 fighter jet launched with a familiar roar that is a hallmark of U.S. airpower. But the aerial combat that followed was unlike any other: This F-16 was controlled by artificial intelligence, not a human pilot. And riding in the front seat was Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall.AI marks one of the biggest advances in military aviation since the introduction of stealth in the early 1990s, and the Air Force has aggressively leaned in. Even though the technology is not fully developed, the service is planning for an AI-enabled fleet of more than 1,000 unmanned warplanes, the first of them operating by 2028.It was fitting that the dogfight took place at Edwards Air Force Base, a vast desert facility where Chuck Yeager broke the speed of sound and the military has incubated its most secret aerospace advances. Inside classified simulators and buildings with layers of shielding against surveillance, a new test-pilot generation is training AI agents to fly in war. Kendall traveled here to see AI fly in real time and make a public statement of confidence in its future role in air combat.“It's a security risk not to have it. At this point, we have to have it,” Kendall said in an interview with The Associated Press after he landed. The AP, along with NBC, was granted permission to witness the secret flight on the condition that it would not be reported until it was complete because of operational security concerns.The AI-controlled F-16, called Vista, flew Kendall in lightning-fast maneuvers at more than 550 miles an hour that put pressure on his body at five times the force of gravity. It went nearly nose to nose with a second human-piloted F-16 as both aircraft raced within 1,000 feet of each other, twisting and looping to try force their opponent into vulnerable positions.At the end of the hourlong flight, Kendall climbed out of the cockpit grinning. He said he'd seen enough during his flight that he'd trust this still-learning AI with the ability to decide whether or not to launch weapons in war.There's a lot of opposition to that idea. Arms control experts and humanitarian groups are deeply concerned that AI one day might be able to autonomously drop bombs that kill people without further human consultation, and they are seeking greater restrictions on its use.“There are widespread and serious concerns about ceding life-and-death decisions to sensors and software,” the International Committee of the Red Cross has warned. Autonomous weapons “are an immediate cause of concern and demand an urgent, international political response.”Kendall said there will always be human oversight in the system when weapons are used.Sources: Mistral AI raising at a $6B valuation, SoftBank ‘not in' but DST isIngrid Lunden8:50 AM PDT • May 9, 2024Paris-based Mistral AI, a startup working on open source large language models — the building block for generative AI services — has been raising money at a $6 billion valuation, three times its valuation in December, to compete more keenly against the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic, TechCrunch has learned from multiple sources. We understand from close sources that DST, along with General Catalyst and Lightspeed Venture Partners, are all looking to be a part of this round.DST — a heavyweight investor led by Yuri Milner that has been a notable backer of some of the biggest names in technology, including Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Spotify, WhatsApp, Alibaba and ByteDance — is a new name that has not been previously reported; GC and LSVP are both previous backers and their names were reported earlier today also by WSJ. The round is set to be around, but less than, $600 million, sources told TechCrunch.We can also confirm that one firm that has been mentioned a number of times — SoftBank — is not in the deal at the moment.“SoftBank is not in the frame,” a person close to SoftBank told TechCrunch. That also lines up with what our sources have been telling us since March, when this round first opened up, although it seems that not everyone is on the same page: Multiple reports had linked SoftBank to a Mistral investment since then.Mistral's round is based on a lot of inbound interest, sources tell us, and it has been in the works since March or possibly earlier, mere months after Mistral closed a $415 million round at a $2 billion valuation...MoreNews Of the WeekJack Dorsey claims Bluesky is 'repeating all the mistakes' he made at TwitterHe prefers Nostr even though it's “weird and hard to use.”Karissa Bell, Senior EditorThu, May 9, 2024 at 4:43 PM PDTJust in case there was any doubt about how Jack Dorsey really feels about Bluesky, the former Twitter CEO has offered new details on why he left the board and deleted his account on the service he helped kickstart. In a characteristically bizarre interview with Mike Solana of Founders Fund, Dorsey had plenty of criticism for Bluesky.In the interview, Dorsey claimed that Bluesky was “literally repeating all the mistakes” he made while running Twitter. The entire conversation is long and a bit rambly, but Dorsey's complaints seem to boil down to two issues:* He never intended Bluesky to be an independent company with its own board and stock and other vestiges of a corporate entity (Bluesky spun out of Twitter as a public benefit corporation in 2022.) Instead, his plan was for Twitter to be the first client to take advantage of the open source protocol. Bluesky created.* The fact that Blueksy has some form of content moderation and has occasionally banned users for things like using racial slurs in their usernames.“People started seeing Bluesky as something to run to, away from Twitter,” Dorsey said. “It's the thing that's not Twitter, and therefore it's great. And Bluesky saw this exodus of people from Twitter show up, and it was a very, very common crowd. … But little by little, they started asking Jay and the team for moderation tools, and to kick people off. And unfortunately they followed through with it. That was the second moment I thought, uh, nope. This is literally repeating all the mistakes we made as a company.”Dorsey also confirmed that he is financially backing Nostr, another decentralized Twitter-like service popular among some crypto enthusiasts and run by an anonymous founder. “I know it's early, and Nostr is weird and hard to use, but if you truly believe in censorship resistance and free speech, you have to use the technologies that actually enable that, and defend your rights,” Dorsey said.A lot of this isn't particularly surprising. If you've followed Dorsey's public comments over the last couple years, he's repeatedly said that Twitter's “original sin” was being a company that would be beholden to advertisers and other corporate interests. It's why he backed Elon Musk's takeover of the company. (Not coincidentally, Dorsey still has about $1 billion of his personal wealth invested in the company now known as X.) He's also been very clear that he made many of Twitter's most consequential moderation decisions reluctantly.Unsurprisingly, Dorsey's comments weren't well-received on Bluesky. In a lengthy thread, Bluesky's protocol engineer Paul Frazee said that Twitter was supposed to to be the AT Protocol's “first client” but that “Elon killed that straight dead” after he took over the company. “That entire company was frozen by the prolonged acquisition, and the agreement quickly ended when Elon took over,” Frazee said. “It was never going to happen. Also: unmoderated spaces are a ridiculous idea. We created a shared network for competing moderated spaces to exist. Even if somebody wanted to make an unmoderated ATProto app, I guess they could? Good luck with the app stores and regulators and users, I guess.”While Dorsey was careful not to criticize Musk directly, he was slightly less enthusiastic than when he said that Musk would be the one to “extend the light of consciousness” by taking over Twitter. Dorsey noted that, while he used to fight government requests to take down accounts, Musk takes “the other path” and generally complies. “Elon will fight in the way he fights, and I appreciate that, but he could certainly be compromised,” Dorsey said.FTX crypto fraud victims to get their money back — plus interestPaul Sawers2:53 AM PDT • May 8, 2024Bankruptcy lawyers representing customers impacted by the dramatic crash of cryptocurrency exchange FTX 17 months ago say that the vast majority of victims will receive their money back — plus interest.The news comes six months after FTX co-founder and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) was found guilty on seven counts related to fraud, conspiracy, and money laundering, with some $8 billion of customers' funds going missing. SBF was hit with a 25-year prison sentence in March and ordered to pay $11 billion in forfeiture. The crypto mogul filed an appeal last month that could last years.RestructuringAfter filing for bankruptcy in late 2022, SBF stood down and U.S. attorney John J. Ray III was brought in as CEO and “chief restructuring officer,” charged with overseeing FTX's reorganization. Shortly after taking over, Ray said in testimony that despite some of the audits that had been done previously at FTX, he didn't “trust a single piece of paper in this organization.” In the months that followed, Ray and his team set about tracking the missing funds, with some $8 billion placed in real estate, political donations, and VC investments — including a $500 million investment in AI company Anthropic before the generative AI boom, which the FTX estate managed to sell earlier this year for $884 million.Initially, it seemed unlikely that investors would recoup much, if any, of their money, but signs in recent months suggested that good news might be on the horizon, with progress made on clawing back cash via various investments FTX had made, as well as from executives involved with the company.We now know that 98% of FTX creditors will receive 118% of the value of their FTX-stored assets in cash, while the other creditors will receive 100% — plus “billions in compensation for the time value of their investments,” according to a press release issued by the FTX estate today.In total, FTX says that it will be able to distribute between $14.5 billion and $16.3 billion in cash, which includes assets currently under control of entities, including chapter 11 debtors, liquidators, the Securities Commission of the Bahamas, the U.S. Department of Justice, among various other parties.Apple's Final Cut Camera lets filmmakers connect four cameras at onceHaje Jan Kamps7:38 AM PDT • May 7, 2024The latest version of Final Cut Pro introduces a new feature to speed up your shoot: Live Multicam. It's a bold move from Apple, transforming your iPad into a multicam production studio, enabling creatives to connect and preview up to four cameras all at once, all in one place. From the command post, directors can remotely direct each video angle and dial in exposure, white balance, focus and more, all within the Final Cut Camera app.The new companion app lets users connect multiple iPhones or iPads (presumably using the same protocols as the Continuity Camera feature launched a few years ago). Final Cut Pro automatically transfers and syncs each Live Multicam angle so you can seamlessly move from production to editing.Final Cut Pro has existed in the iPad universe for a while — but when paired with a brand new M4 processor, it becomes a video editing experience much closer to what you might expect on a desktop video editing workstation. The speed is 2x faster than with the old M1 processors, Apple says. One way that shows up is that the new iPad supports up to four times more streams of ProRes RAW than M1.The company also introduced external project support, making it possible to edit projects directly from an external drive, leveraging the fast Thunderbolt connection of iPad Pro.Startup of the WeekExclusive: Wayve co-founder Alex Kendall on the autonomous future for cars and robotsMike Butcher, 7:58 AM PDT • May 7, 2024U.K.-based autonomous vehicle startup Wayve started life as a software platform loaded into a tiny electric “car” called Renault Twizy. Festooned with cameras, the company's co-founders and PhD graduates, Alex Kendall and Amar Shah, tuned the deep-learning algorithms powering the car's autonomous systems until they'd got it to drive around the medieval city unaided.No fancy Lidar cameras or radars were needed. They suddenly realized they were on to something.Fast-forward to today and Wayve, now an AI model company, has raised a $1.05 billion Series C funding round led by SoftBank, NVIDIA and Microsoft. That makes this the UK's largest AI fundraise to date, and among the top 20 AI fundraises globally. Even Meta's head of AI, Yann LeCun, invested in the company when it was young.Wayve now plans to sell its autonomous driving model to a variety of auto OEMs as well as to makers of new autonomous robots.In an exclusive interview, I spoke to Alex Kendall, co-founder and CEO of Wayve, about how the company has been training the model, the new fundraise, licensing plans, and the wider self-driving market.(Note: The following interview has been edited for length and clarity)TechCrunch: What tipped the balance to attain this level of funding?..Full InterviewX of the Week This is a public episode. 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GETTIN' SALTY EXPERIENCE PODCAST Ep.202 : Our special guest will be Active 33 year FDNY veteran Assistant Chief, FDNY Chief of Safety Command, Operations Chief of the FDNY Incident Management Team Mike Meyers. He was appointed to FDNY in 1991. Assignments are as follows: -Ladder 175 –East NY & Brownsville Brooklyn (1991-1998) -Rescue Company 4 – Woodside Queens (1998-2001) -Ladder 11 - Lower East Side Manhattan LT (2001-2003) -Ladder 4 – Times Square NY Capt (2003-2007) -Battalion 9 – Times Square NY BC (2007-2017) -Deputy Chief -Executive Officer to the Chief of Safety (2017-2018) -FDNY Chief of Safety Command (2018-Present) -FDNY Liaison to NYC Office of Emergency Management (2023-Present) -FDNY Incident Management Team (2004-Present) -Bravest Football Club (1992-2003) During his career he has responded to many large scale operations. Here is just a sample.. 9/11 World Trade Center (2001) Hurricane Irene-NY, NY(2011) SuperStorm Sandy-NY, NY(2012) Hurricane Katrina-New Orleans, LA (2005) Hurricane Gustov- Baton Rouge, LA (2008) Con Edison Steam Explosion NY, NY (2007) Crane Collapse 1 & 2 NY, NY (2008) Miracle on the Hudson NY, NY (2009) Hurricane Harvey, Houston Texas (2017) Join us at the kitchen table on the BEST FIREFIGHTER PODCAST ON THE INTERNET! You don't want to miss this one. You can also Listen to our podcast ...we are on all the players #lovethisjob #GiveBackMoreThanYouTake #OldschoolBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gettin-salty-experience-firefighter-podcast--4218265/support.

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Christelle Rohaut is the Founder and CEO of Codi (backed by a16z), where she's building the walk-to-work revolution. Codi offers turnkey, private office spaces with the most flexible terms on the market. In a matter of days, any company can find a space for their team, with full and part-time options, outsourced office management, and flexible leases. Codi has also created a Relief Fund to help businesses impacted by WeWork's struggles. Christelle is an Urban Planner who aspires to achieve positive social and natural impacts for happier livelihoods. She seeks to innovatively rethink urban systems to help cities be a happier place for all.(2:11) - State of Office market(13:58) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley(15:10) - What's wrong with traditional Coworking(21:43) - Types of buildings partnering with Codi(23:56) - Codi's WeWon't marketing campaign(29:34) - Collaboration Superpower: Brian Chesky (Airbnb CEO & Co-founder) & Conchita Martinez (Spanish tennis champion & coach)

PREVIEW: #CRE: Excerpt from a conversation with colleague Chris Riegel of Scala.com re the report of a Canadian pension fund selling a well located  26th and Park Avenue South NYC office building fior $1.00 plus taking over the loan servicing.  More of this later today. 1900 Ottawa

Katharine Lau is the CEO and Co-founder of Stuf, a self storage startup delivering modern, tech-enabled storage to consumers and businesses. Stuf partners with real estate owners to monetize basements, garages, and other spaces in commercial buildings as storage, creating new cash flow opportunities for landlords while providing neighborhoods with a new amenity. Stuf was recognized by Fast Company as one of The World's Most Innovative Companies in 2022. Previously, Kat led the supply-side business of Industrious, the nation's leading premium workplace and coworking provider, where she pioneered an industry shift to asset- and liability-light agreements with property owners.(1:42) - Stuf origin story(5:46) - Target markets and type of buildings suited for conversions(10:00) - Business model & scaling CRE conversions(11:32) - Stuf's tech stack(15:02) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley(16:14) - Industrious transition from asset-heavy to asset-light(20:44) - WeWork's tumultuous office lease renegotiations(22:34) - Future of office uses(25:44) - Office-to-art space conversion(27:22) - Collaboration Superpower: Marie Kondo

John Collins speaks with Tim Kupferschmid, Chief of Laboratories for the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Tim is also the current president of the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors. In this episode, Tim shares his thoughts on current events and issues facing today's forensic science laboratories, as well as the issues that will confront laboratory administrators in the near and distant future. Special thanks to our 2024 season sponsor, Promega.  References 2020 Census of Publicly Funded Forensic Science Crime Laboratories Office of the Chief Medical Examiner - Laboratories DNA Gun Crimes Unit SCOTUS - Smith v. Arizona

Ryan Simonetti is the CEO and co-founder of Convene, a global hospitality company that owns and manages premium Meeting, Event & Workplace locations around the world. His unique expertise in real estate acquisitions, development, and finance has helped catapult Convene to become a pioneer in the commercial real estate industry. Ryan is also the co-founder & Chairman of Ease Capital, a digital-first commercial lending platform that combines data, technology & world-class customer support to streamline the multifamily financing process from end-to-end. Ryan has been recognized for his transformative achievements on Commercial Observer's inaugural Power PropTech List, Real Estate Forum's 50 Under 40 list, Inc. Magazine's '30 Under 30', a list of America's Most Promising Young Entrepreneurs; was named 'Top Entrepreneur' by Crain's New York, and was a finalist in Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year® New York Awards. (3:00) - WeWork's bankruptcy impact on the Office industry(8:17) - Tech vs Real Estate valuations(11:13) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley (site)(12:26) - Office Markets comparison(16:44) - Convene's performance & KPI's(18:07) - Innovative experience management(25:11) - Office AR & VR adoption(29:07) - Ease Capital - tech-enabled Multifamily lender(31:52) - Collaboration Superpower: Michael Jordan

Christina Farrell, NYC Office of Emergency Management First Deputy Commissioner Topic: Road conditions in New York CityArthur Aidala, former Brooklyn Prosecutor, star criminal defense attorney, and host of "The Arthur Aidala Power Hour" weeknights at 6 p.m. on AM 970 The Answer Topic: E. Jean Carroll civil trial, other legal news of the day Chris Grollnek, Retired Police Detective Corporal and Active Shooting Expert Topic: DOJ report finding Uvalde shooting could have been stopped soonerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please join us for Episode 178 of the Gettin' Salty Experience podcast LIVE tonight @ 8PM. Our special guest will be retired FDNY Firefighter Tim Brown. Originally a Connecticut firefighter, he joined the FDNY in 1984 and went on to serve in Rescue 3 and later the NYC Office of Emergency Management under Mayor Rudy Giuliani. He was in 7 World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 and responded to the subsequent terrorist attack. He retired in 2004 and continues to speak on the events of that day and honor the memory of his friends who lost their lives that day. You don't want to miss this one. We are on all the players

Christina Farrell, NYC Office of Emergency Management First Deputy CommissionerTopic: Conditions in New York from storm Jen Kerns, Republican political strategist & the host of "All-American Radio" Topic: Gov. Hochul's NY State of the State, Trump on Fox News tonight Joseph diGenova, former U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Topic: Appeals court hearing on Trump immunity, latest in Epstein documentsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Montante and Steve from Gloucester are in studio for the 800th Episode of The Kirk Minihane Show. (2:00) Gus is confronted about his lying. (16:25) Variety releases their top 100 TV Shows. (20:00) Grace Curley opens her show with a defense of Kevin Cullen. (27:30) Kirk is unhappy that a once loyal soldier failed to bring an email to Kirk's attention. (35:55) Montante explains what happened between him and the 90210 caller. (41:45) KFC joins the show. (52:30) Kirk shares why you shouldn't get an agent. (1:04:25) Jeff D. Lowe calls in with a question for everyone in the Studio. (1:12:30) Steve has a new game he created. (1:46:30) Calls.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

As employers struggle to get their employees back to the office, what's happening with all that empty office space? Newsline with Brigitte Quinn spoke with Eric Gural, Co-CEO and Principal of GFP Real Estate, which owns and manages some 2 percent of the city's office real estate.

Barbara Butcher, MPH, was Chief of Staff and Director of the Forensic Sciences Training Program at the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner. She was responsible for overall agency management, strategy, and inter-agency relations. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY.Butcher is regarded as a renowned expert in medicolegal death investigation, having spent 23 years at the NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), consulted on international mass fatalities, been a featured speaker at numerous national conferences, a published author, and taught at multiple medical institutions.Her prior roles at OCME included Medicolegal Investigator, Deputy Director of Investigations, and Director of Forensic Investigations, where her responsibilities included death investigations, disaster planning, victim identification, evidence, and missing persons. She oversaw the remains recovery effort at the World Trade Center site after 9/11 and helped manage the response to the crash of Flight 587, and investigated the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. As a medicolegal death investigator at OCME, she investigated more than 5500 death scenes and 680 homicides.Butcher also created the federally-funded Forensic Sciences Training Program at OCME and served as its Director. It was established as a national center to train practitioners, enforce standards, and promote best practices in the death investigation field.Butcher a has worked internationally, consulting for the World Health Organization and responding to the 2004 Tsunami in Thailand, the London Underground bombing, and assisted in the disaster planning for the Hong Kong and Norwegian governments. She has been a featured guest speaker on Disaster Planning and Mass Fatalities at national conferences throughout the United States.Butcher was also an adjunct assistant professor at NYU School of Medicine and New York Medical College, as well as an instructor at Louisiana State University in the National Center for Biomedical Research.She has held many board and committee positions such as the subcommittee of the White House Commission on Sciences, Forensic Division and is currently a consultant for medico-legal death investigation working with forensic pathologists, educators, television and mystery writers. She is a popular speaker at conferences and lectures as well as less formal groups, including for mystery writers and forensics fans.Website barbarabutcherauthor.comBook What The Dead Know

Ben Blumenthal, the founder and principal broker at Noah & Co. and a specialist in Midtown Manhattan office space, sits down with Noah Rosenblatt and John Walkup of UrbanDigs to talk about the NYC office sector. Ben shares his thoughts on the current state of the office market in the city, the ability of landlords to manage change, the impact of remote work, cap rates, and much more. Ben knows the nuances and intricacies of this market very well, and it shows. A must-watch/listen for NYC real estate folks! Highlights: 0:53 - What's happening in the NYC office market? 3:03 - Vacancy rates 6:00 - Landlord concessions 7:45 - Remote work and the evolution of the office market 13:10 - Cap rates 14:51 - Liquidity 17:20 - Can landlords withstand the drawdown? 18:47 - Looking ahead & the inspiration of NYC Ben's Team Page and Noah & Co. https://www.noahre.com/team Link to the article mentioned in the podcast: https://www.curbed.com/article/nyc-office-real-estate-rechler-rxr-project-kodak.html *** NEW *** Need data to anchor a listing pitch or support a price reduction? Try UrbanDigs Advisor today! Our customized deep dives close deals faster and make you look like a hero. Plus, subscribers get a discount! To get started, email support@urbandigs.com and let us know what you need. Got questions? We got answers! Visit our forum: https://www.urbandigs.com/forum/index.php?forums/main-forum.2/ Track the New York City real estate market with real-time data and charts: https://www.urbandigs.com/ Link to our overview of Manhattan or Brooklyn real estate stats: https://www.urbandigs.com/marketwide-charts/ For more Manhattan and Brooklyn real estate conversations: http://www.talkingmanhattan.com/

In late 2022, we caught up with friend-of-the-show Yolanda Gonzalez, a Cornell Cooperative Extension agent and urban agriculture expert, about all of her exciting work. We talk about Yolanda's path into agriculture, the general purpose of Cooperative Extension, how Cornell came to set up a branch for commercial urban growers in NYC, and the kinds of support that Harvest NY offers to different urban growers today. Specifically, we dive into the online Community Mushroom Educator (CME) Training program, which Yolanda directs, the upcoming courses based on the USDA-funded project The Promise of Urban Agriculture, and the Urban Farmer to Farmer Summit, which Yolanda co-organizes. We also talk about the new NYC Office of Urban Agriculture and the future of urban ag in NYC. It's an enlightening conversation!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Fields by becoming a member!Fields is Powered by Simplecast.

Introduction Dr. Rich Rotanz is president of the Emergency Management consulting firm, Rotanz & Associates, an adviser to maritime engineering company, Sea-Away, and Chief Advisory Officer with Maptelligent.   Rich served in the following roles along the path of an extensive career of service: Program Manager, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Executive Director, Applied Science Foundation Homeland Security (an economic development-research facility and Regional Command Center) Special adviser for the Provost at Adelphi University in developing their master's degree in Emergency Management Founding Commissioner, Nassau County Office of Emergency Management Deputy Commissioner, NYC Office of Emergency Management, overseeing emergency planning and research and directing EOC operations (especially during 9/11)  FDNY as company commander with special units such safety command, research and special rescue units Education PhD, Public Policy Administration, specializing in Homeland Security and Operations Master of Science, Protection Management Contact Information LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-rotanz-phd-73576b6/ Email rich@rotanzandassociates.com

Christina Farrell, NYC Office of Emergency Management First Deputy CommissionerTopic: Nor'easter and wind in the citySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever considered taking your kids out of school to travel? What are your thoughts on taking trips with your blended family? Join me in this episode as I tackle a hot topic about traveling with a blended family and permitting yourself to engage in abundant activities despite family circumstances. You'll learn why I decided to pull my kid from school for a family vacation and how I define traveling differently with my bonus son.--- Get weekly business affirmations by texting ‘ABUNDANCE' to (310) 388-8603 Timestamps: (04:01) Why I take my child out of school to travel(07:06) To travel with a blended family or not?(14:48) Giving myself permission to travel Standout Quotes:(07:53) "More than 50% of households in the US consist of a blended family, yet everyone makes things seem like... always cool. And I'm like, 'that's a lie, where are the support groups?'"(16:38) "I gave myself permission to travel during this season despite my family circumstances because I deserve it. And more importantly, I planned my life this way. I worked very, very hard to get the schedule that I currently have and I have the right to change it at any time because I want to." Resources Mentioned:Listen to (#311) How to Travel and Run a Business Like a BO$$Listen to (#113) Blended Family Chaos: Can It Be Fixed?Listen to (#112) Maneuvering Through the Chaos in a Blended FamilyListen to (#107) The Week I Manifested an NYC Office & Delta One Seats Connect:Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: instagram.com/doctortkpsychOn Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsychOn Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsychOn Youtube: Connect: Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: instagram.com/doctortkpsych On Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsych On Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsych On Youtube: youtube.com/c/DoctorTK SUBSCRIBE & RATE On Apple Podcast On Google Podcasts On Spotify

Have you ever considered taking your kids out of school to travel? What are your thoughts on taking trips with your blended family? Join me in this episode as I tackle a hot topic about traveling with a blended family and permitting yourself to engage in abundant activities despite family circumstances. You'll learn why I decided to pull my kid from school for a family vacation and how I define traveling differently with my bonus son.--- Get weekly business affirmations by texting ‘ABUNDANCE' to (310) 388-8603 Timestamps: (04:01) Why I take my child out of school to travel(07:06) To travel with a blended family or not?(14:48) Giving myself permission to travel Standout Quotes:(07:53) "More than 50% of households in the US consist of a blended family, yet everyone makes things seem like... always cool. And I'm like, 'that's a lie, where are the support groups?'"(16:38) "I gave myself permission to travel during this season despite my family circumstances because I deserve it. And more importantly, I planned my life this way. I worked very, very hard to get the schedule that I currently have and I have the right to change it at any time because I want to." Resources Mentioned:Listen to (#311) How to Travel and Run a Business Like a BO$$Listen to (#113) Blended Family Chaos: Can It Be Fixed?Listen to (#112) Maneuvering Through the Chaos in a Blended FamilyListen to (#107) The Week I Manifested an NYC Office & Delta One Seats Connect:Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: instagram.com/doctortkpsychOn Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsychOn Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsychOn Youtube:

Have you ever considered taking your kids out of school to travel? What are your thoughts on taking trips with your blended family? Join me in this episode as I tackle a hot topic about traveling with a blended family and permitting yourself to engage in abundant activities despite family circumstances. You'll learn why I decided to pull my kid from school for a family vacation and how I define traveling differently with my bonus son.--- Get weekly business affirmations by texting ‘ABUNDANCE' to (310) 388-8603 Timestamps: (04:01) Why I take my child out of school to travel(07:06) To travel with a blended family or not?(14:48) Giving myself permission to travel Standout Quotes:(07:53) "More than 50% of households in the US consist of a blended family, yet everyone makes things seem like... always cool. And I'm like, 'that's a lie, where are the support groups?'"(16:38) "I gave myself permission to travel during this season despite my family circumstances because I deserve it. And more importantly, I planned my life this way. I worked very, very hard to get the schedule that I currently have and I have the right to change it at any time because I want to." Resources Mentioned:Listen to (#311) How to Travel and Run a Business Like a BO$$Listen to (#113) Blended Family Chaos: Can It Be Fixed?Listen to (#112) Maneuvering Through the Chaos in a Blended FamilyListen to (#107) The Week I Manifested an NYC Office & Delta One Seats Connect:Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: instagram.com/doctortkpsychOn Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsychOn Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsychOn Youtube:

8:05- Christina Farrell, NYC Office of Emergency Management First Deputy Commissioner Christina Farrell Topic: Flooding Across the City Due to Bomb Cyclone Remnants 8:10- Col. Kurt Schlichter, Attorney, Retired Army Infantry Colonel with a Masters in Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College, Senior Columnist at Town Hall, and the author of "We'll Be Back: The Fall & Rise of America"Topic: Ukraine gets more weaponry; Future of RNC 8:25- Joe Borelli, Minority Leader of the New York City Council & the author of "Staten Island in the Nineteenth Century: From Boomtown to Forgotten Borough" Topic: New York City Council and Mayor Adams Disagree on NYC Budget 8:40- Retired Army Staff Sergeant Danielle Thornton, surviving spouse of Army Sergeant Robert Thornton Jr., Topic: Tunnel to Towers Season of HopeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's been a sudden surge in the number of workers who've returned to their offices in New York City. Kastle Systems, which measures key card swipes, says office occupancy increased from 38% to more than 44% in the last week. Several large employers, including Goldman Sachs, ordered their workers back to the office after Labor Day.

See Joe Connolly and Neil A. Carousso's full conversation with RXR Chairman & CEO Scott Rechler at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Steve Kuhr, retired Deputy Commissioner of NYC Office of Emergency Management and Chief and Division Captain for NYC E.M.S. Special Operations, and Rich Rotanz, retired FDNY Captain and Deputy Commissioner, join Professor Giordano to remember 9/11 21 years later. They reflect on what it was like that day and how 9/11 forever changed emergency management and emergency preparedness. More Information If you enjoyed this episode and found it useful, please give The P.A.S. Report Podcast a 5-star rating and take 30-seconds to write a review.   Make sure to hit the follow button so you never miss an episode. Also, please share this episode with family, friends, and on social media.   Don't forget to visit https://pasreport.com.    Support The P.A.S. Report Podcast.   Use code PAS at Balance of Nature to receive 35% off your first preferred order.   Visit Design it Yourself Gift Baskets for any occasion. You get to choose what goes into the basket or select from thousands of prearranged baskets perfect for any occasion or holiday. The best part is, P.A.S. Report listeners get 10% off by using code PAS at checkout.   *PA Strategies, LLC. earns a commission when you make a purchase through any affiliate links on this website and within this post.  

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We can't open up our favorite news app without reading something about electric vehicles. However, personal passenger vehicles account for less than 10% of carbon emissions. Guess how much comes from real estate…When you add up embodied emissions (created through the construction and procurement of buildings) and operational emissions (energy consumption and operations) - real estate is responsible for 40% of carbon emissions globally!Massive Problems = Massive Opportunities for GrowthLuckily, we have leaders like PJ Finley, who are guiding the industry toward a sustainable future!After closing billions in loans at CBRE, PJ's passion for climate solutions led him to Northbridge ops, where he helps investors gain additional financing for sustainable property renovations through C-PACE financing. In today's episode of Real Estate Milestones, P.J. breaks down the solution for us into 4 parts:Reducing Embodied Emissions by improving existing buildings instead of demolishingReducing Operational Emissions by improving energy efficiency and insulationMitigating Location-Driven Emissions by enhancing urban infrastructureApplying the principles of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle to construction and developmentWe are at a global inflection point where these solutions are becoming economically rational due to rapid technological progress. So, tune into today's episode to learn how we can build a more sustainable future and make some profit in the process!Keep Making Milestones, Ben MalechSubscribe to my Mailing List!!!! Click HereIf you want to learn more about P.J., you can find him at:https://pjfinley.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pjfinley/To learn more about Ben, connect with him through:Ben's Website: https://benmalech.com/Ben's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-malech/Ben's email: benmalech@carswell.ioResources Mentioned:Biography of Elon Musk - Ashlee Vancehttps://www.breakthroughenergy.org/Shownotes:00:50 - Meet P.J.2:45 - Choosing a Career in CRE4:45 - PJ's experience on the Large Loan Team at CBRE6:20 - PJ's passion for climate solutions7:30 - How PJ became an Angel Investor10:15 - What is C-PACE financing?12:00 - C-PACE for huge NYC Office buildings14:15 - Who can use C-PACE15:50 - How C-PACE money gets into the deal19:00 - Where does the money come from?24:30 - How to fix the Real Estate Industry to save the world26:30 - 4 Components of Climate Change in Real Estate33:00 - What we need to do to reverse the problem35:38 - The clean restoration of New York City41:40 - Lightning Round45:00 - My Investment Thesis

Christina Farrell, first deputy commissioner of the NYC Office of Emergency Management, talks about what her office is doing to help New Yorkers most at risk during the heat wave. Then Mark Levine, Manhattan borough president, shares more tips on how to beat the heat, as well as his plan to help slow the monkeypox outbreak.

Office occupancy in New York City has hit a pandemic high of over 40%, according to the Kastle Back to Work Barometer. That's the highest office occupancy rate since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Steve Scott speaks with Greg David, a contributor at THE CITY.

Where Is the New Normal?The news is very confusing these days. There are many contradictions. We hear talk of a bubble and runaway housing costs are met with Fed tightening and the end of the stimulus. We know Millenials are starting families, experiencing record-low unemployment and rising wages. And yet record inflation, supply chain problems, rising energy prices and rising commodity prices seem to add a level of uncertainty not seen in our lifetime. Oh, and robots will take our jobs, and we could experience world war. So, we are trying to separate the signal from the noise. This week we talk to a man who has been studying housing prices since founding his firm in 1986. We'll ask him which of those headlines matter most to the real estate market, and which of those factors we can largely ignore.Can Housing Keep Rising?4pm Thursday. Use the Meeting ID: http://zoom.us/j/92135931351Or, binge-watch all 50 shows on Youtube. Subscribe now: http://bit.ly/399yevLOur guest, Jonathan Miller, Founder of Miller Samuel Inc. provides appraisal services on roughly $5 billion worth of property per year in the New York City metropolitan area.Mr. Miller is the author of a series of market reports considered the "report of record" covering New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Long Island, Boston, Florida, Southern California, and Aspen. His reports are relied on by the Federal Reserve, the IRS, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the NYC Office of Management and Budget, and others.Related Headlines:- "A housing crash is unlikely, but a correction could be around the corner," says Business Insider, and  "talk of a housing bubble has intensified amid surging housing costs...a crash is unlikely" https://www.businessinsider.com/housing-crash-unlikely-but-correction-is-probable-2022-5- "Post Covid, Millennial Buyers Want Larger Homes World Property Journal" and  "Millenials are now in favor of a larger home and home builders are responding" (https://www.worldpropertyjournal.com/real-estate-news/united-states/atlanta-real-estate-news/real-estate-news-national-association-of-home-builders-2022-housing-reports-millennial-housing-preferences-in-2022-jerry-konter-13040.php)- "U.S. Home Sellers Beginning to Drop Asking Prices," says the World Property Journal and "suggesting that the seller's tight grip on the market is starting to loosen" (https://worldpropertyjournal.com/real-estate-news/united-states/los-angeles-real-estate-news/real-estate-news-redfin-2022-housing-reports-are-home-prices-beginning-to-decline-in-2022-daryl-fairweather-13054.php)- "Toronto Home Prices Drop Most in Two Years as Rates Slam Market," says Bloomberg, and  "higher borrowing costs start to bite in what has been one of the world's hottest markets" (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-04/toronto-home-prices-drop-most-in-two-years-as-rates-slam-market)- "We're Having this Long-Term and Short-Term Transition to Remote Work says UCONN professor Thomas Cooke in our conversation with him on this show regarding why people are content to stay put. (https://www.buzzsprout.com/1444222/10314347-boroughs-burbs-46-tax-the-rich-they-won-t-move-a-conversation-on-migration-and-demographics)- "Historic Home Affordability Issues Continue in 80 Percent of U.S. Markets," says Monsef Rachid, "up from just 38% of counties in the first quarter of 2021. Houses spiked 16% while wages rose just 7%. The 26.3% of wages to buy a home...highest point since 2008." (https://www.worldpropertyjournal.com/real-estate-news/united-states/irvine/real-estate-news-attom-data-first-quarter-2022-us-home-affordability-report-home-affordability-index-march-2022-rising-home-price-data-for-2022-rick-s-13049.php)Roberto Cabrera's New York Market Report, "Are You Feeling Locked In? was released today and can be found at http://www.RobertoCabrera.com

The markets are coming off their worst first quarter since 2020. But stocks are poised for a higher open today to kick off April. We discuss with Gilman Hill's Jenny Harrington and Silvercrest's Robert Teeter. Plus, M&A activity looks to be slowing after the first quarter of 2022, but there are still signs that this year could be a strong one for global dealmaking. Matt Toole, Director of Deals Intelligence at Refinitiv, joins to discuss the latest M&A report. And Mark Dixon, CEO of International Workplace Group, joins to talk about the shifting demand for office space in the city, and where the most valuable real estate will be post-pandemic.

Dr. Ro understands what it's like to run your business like a marathon. After getting introduced to the possibilities of having a profitable private practice in 2018, she finally made a decision to leave her job in 2021 while low-key building her business underground. She utilized the program which fits best for her, took fast action, and applied every information she had for private practice after getting licensed. Join us in this episode as Dr. Ro and I discuss her journey from passing the licensure exam to leaving her 9 to 5 job. We talk about how she eventually scaled her business, positioned herself and her expertise in front of her target audience, and utilized the DTA platform to draft out her exit plan. Moreover, she shares how the DTA community played a very pivotal role in her product launch— which led to the successful pre-selling of her books. --- Get the latest updates to Doctor TK's events at doctortk.com/links Guest Bio: Rochelle Robinson, Psy.D is a Licensed Psychologist located in the State of New York. As the owner of Pivotal Point Psychological Consulting, PLLC, she aims to provide culturally- competent support through talk-therapy, group therapy, and psychoeducational workshops for teenagers, parents, young adults, and faith-based communities. As a college professor and licensed school psychologist with over 10 years of experience in public schools, Dr. Rochelle knows firsthand the challenges young people and their parents face daily. She's also realized that many issues transitional-aged youth face cannot be addressed in the school setting. More support is needed for families than schools can offer. With this in mind, she aims to provide the best psychological experience possible by delivering talk therapy and psychoeducational workshops to teens, young adults, and those looking for a change. She also works collaboratively with parents to help meet the needs of challenging teenagers. Through the use of cognitive-behavioral therapy, reality therapy, and culturally-competent interventions, she educates clients by assisting them in realizing the power within themselves to make decisions with confidence. Episode Timeline: Introduction to Dr. Ro and her practice (01:16) How Dr. Ro got into Psychology (03:30) What pushed her to start a private practice? (08:48) On signing up for a 1-on-1 coaching with Doctor TK (22:08) On getting licensed and putting her exit plan into action (28:28) What it has been like for her to scale her business (35:13) Dr. Ro talks of her Mastermind Hot Seat experience (41:32) How can a therapist fully leverage a mastermind event? (51:08) How to connect with Dr. Ro (55:14) Standout Quotes from Dr. Rochelle: "I was devastated and I was really at a point where I said, I will never let my livelihood be dependent upon one person, one organization, and one school." (09:40) "I would say that the portal and the podcast were very helpful because I was able to go through my checklist of who I need to speak to— I needed to speak with my health insurance, I spoke with the CPA, I spoke with my life insurance person— but just making sure that I did that; going through all of my bills, looking at what I had to pay, what I had to owe, and how much I needed to make in order to not go back to a job." (29:35) "It's because we're so busy working, working, working that we may not have looked at what we were making and doing." (32:52) "You will get to the point where you are not comfortable being where you are because you're just like, I know that there's more out there, and I know that I can do more and I can do this." (34:36) "Implementing everything that I heard— not just listening but really doing it— I was able to pre-sell 173 books." (39:05) "You cannot do everything on your own. You're going to have your own ideas, you're going to have your own goals, you're going to have your own products and who you serve, but somebody else may have something that you need. And you need to be around people who are not afraid to share that with you." (40:53) "You have to have some sort of vision for who you want to work with or what you want to do. You don't have to have all of the answers but you have to have the mindset, you have to have the drive to want to work because it just makes no sense for you to pay to come and then not doing anything afterwards." (51:50) Standout Quotes from Doctor TK: "I believe that if people don't believe that they have the time, you DO. You just have to look at a time allocation, where you're choosing to spend your time." (23:52) "I want people to hear that sometimes it may take a process because you need to do some inner work to believe that you're also worthy of what's on the other side." (24:43) "Every 2 out of 4 students who joined DTA and have the desire to leave their 9 to 5 end up leaving a lot sooner because they take the time to take the actionable steps to look at their numbers. But then the mindset piece that's missing is you also have to tweak your mindset to understand that you will earn way more than even what you're earning now once you do have those hours back." (33:56) "You guys can barter for services because you both want to see each other win. That's what our community is about." (40:37) Resources Mentioned: Get Dr. Rochelle's Just Me & My Thoughts (JMMT) Journal Listen to (#107) The Week I Manifested an NYC Office & Delta One Seats Connect: Find | Dr. Rochelle On Website: pivotalpointpsych.com On Instagram: @pivotalpointpsych On Facebook: facebook.com/RochelleRobinsonPsyD Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: @doctortkpsych On Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsych On Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsych On Youtube: youtube.com/DoctorTK SUBSCRIBE & RATE On Apple Podcast On Google Podcasts On Spotify On Audible

The Evolving World of Covid Vaccine Liability Immunity: Judi Curry, Senior Partner and Managing Partner of the NYC office and Co-Leader of the Medical and Life Sciences Industry Team at Harris Beach PLLC and a member of Berkley Life Sciences' Elite Defense Counsel, speaks with host Richard Levick of LEVICK. She discusses which coronavirus vaccine has been approved by the FDA and which ones have been approved under an FDA Emergency Use Authorization; who is immune from liability for vaccines under federal laws and the limitations on immunity from liability; what healthcare providers, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies can do to protect themselves from coronavirus-related lawsuits; the most recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings on vaccine mandates and much more.

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NTD Business News- 9/21/2021 1. U.S. Current Account Deficit Widens To 14-Yr High 2. Single-Family Housing Starts Decline In Aug 3. Travel Agents: Lifting Travel Bans A Big Win 4. Low-Cost Carriers Good Bet For Boeing: Expert 5. Johnson & Johnson Says Booster Shot Effective

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Dan Lust (@SportsLawLust) is an attorney in the NYC Office of Geragos & Geragos and the Sports Law Professor at New York Law School. Socials: Instagram ➭ https://www.instagram.com/sportsfinda/ Twitter ➭ https://twitter.com/Sportsfinda TikTok ➭ @Sportsfinda Facebook ➭ https://www.facebook.com/Sportsfinda Business Inquiries ➭ support@sportsfinda.com Website ➭ https://sportsfinda.com

Today, Tes talks with Bette Levy. Bette has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Ohio University and a Masters of Arts & a Masters of Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Prior to retiring in 2011, she worked for the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) for 38 years with primary expertise in children/ families and residential care. She was responsible for the development of a family & Youth advocacy movement. She was also responsible for developing national program guidelines for children's residential care. Her secondary expertise at OMH was Disaster Risk Reduction. On September 11th, her office was forced into action due to the terrorist attacks and she served for 10 years as the lead disaster mental health & emergency preparedness liaison for NY State OMH to NYC Office of Emergency Management, NYS Emergency Management Office and to US Department of Homeland Security. After retiring, she became an independent Management & Culture Change Consultant as well as a consultant at the US Department of Health & Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Center for Mental Health Services and the Building Bridges Initiative, where she was responsible for developing and facilitating a National Youth Advisory Council. She has been the author or contributor to chapters in several books, guidelines, tip sheets and articles on working with youth and their families in residential care and Peer movements (youth & family). She also served as a consultant to the US Department of Justice, Fraud Division for Children's residential care services. Her role at the UN/NY, is as SI's Main Representative and serves as Special Advisor to the International President for Relationships & Strategic Planning. Soroptimist International (SI), a large Women's Rights organization working to transform the lives of women and girls in all their diversity across the life course. Soroptimist International and their five (5) Federations is a network comprised of over 72,000 club members in 121 countries, located in 3000 communities. Final thought : a quote from Antoine de Saint Euxpery .. “A Dream without a Goal is a Wish – A Goal without a Plan is just a Dream'

Dan Lust (@SportsLawLust) is an attorney in the NYC Office of Geragos & Geragos. After working for the New York Giants PR Department, Dan went on to Fordham Law School where he split his focus between Trial Advocacy and Sports Law. At Fordham, he served as President of Fordham's Sports Law Forum and founded the National Basketball Negotiation Competition. He spent time with a premier baseball agency and, separately, assisted on arbitration cases for several MLB teams. Named a "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers in both 2019 and 2020, Dan's insights on high-profile legal issues have been featured by sports industry leaders such as Darren Rovell, Dan Le Batard, J.A. Adande, Kevin Clancy, Keith Olbermann, Bob Nightengale, Ed Werder, and Bomani Jones. This has led to interviews on national programs including, but not limited to, ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, CBS Sports Radio, Mad Dog Sports Radio, SB Nation Radio, Tony Bruno Show, and SiriusXM College Sports. Dan has also had many appearances on regional networks from New York, to Miami, to Houston, to Phoenix, to Los Angeles, and everywhere in between. Dan's takes on a broad array of issues can be found on @SportsLawLust (Twitter/Instagram) and “Conduct Detrimental,” the #1 Sports Law Podcast. Sign up and connect with us and find jobs in the sports industry - www.sportinglobal.com #sportslaw #sportsmarketing #career #startup

Gerald is holding a freedom rally in Kingston on Memorial Day. Join him there. It’s time for people to stand up for what they believe in. Beware of vaxx passports. What about declining sperm counts? Gerald says, “Big Pharma is nothing more than a bunch of drug pushers.” He is a man born of freedom and was not put on this planet to take orders from garbage peddlers to serve their whims.  He believes that markets will keep going higher in a Biden Bounce. Once interest rates go up, the whole thing implodes. Housing bust coming? Fake inflation numbers. Housing price increases don’t go into CPI. They deliberately hide the true inflation rate so they can have unlimited free money and put a lid on Social Security benefit increases. No real estate crash is coming because individuals are buying up houses to get out of the big cities. Millennials are now buying too. There’s never been anything like this before.  The NYC Office vacancy rate is over 14%, a record high. They’re subleasing to get out. Big law firms no longer need all that space. Now they’re working from their homes. Commercial RE in all major cities is coming down big time. Ground level retail is empty. New York City is not coming back from this along with the other big cities. People are fleeing the big cities. Lots of empty ugly space. Newcomers to Kingston, Gerald’s hometown are fleeing NYC crime and the Coronavirus.  Go to TrendsJournal.com  Just $129 per year. 

Gerald is holding a freedom rally in Kingston on Memorial Day. Join him there. It’s time for people to stand up for what they believe in. Beware of vaxx passports. What about declining sperm counts? Gerald says, “Big Pharma is nothing more than a bunch of drug pushers.” He is a man born of freedom and was not put on this planet to take orders from garbage peddlers to serve their whims.  He believes that markets will keep going higher in a Biden Bounce. Once interest rates go up, the whole thing implodes. Housing bust coming? Fake inflation numbers. Housing price increases don’t go into CPI. They deliberately hide the true inflation rate so they can have unlimited free money and put a lid on Social Security benefit increases. No real estate crash is coming because individuals are buying up houses to get out of the big cities. Millennials are now buying too. There’s never been anything like this before.  The NYC Office vacancy rate is over 14%, a record high. They’re subleasing to get out. Big law firms no longer need all that space. Now they’re working from their homes. Commercial RE in all major cities is coming down big time. Ground level retail is empty. New York City is not coming back from this along with the other big cities. People are fleeing the big cities. Lots of empty ugly space. Newcomers to Kingston, Gerald’s hometown are fleeing NYC crime and the Coronavirus.  Go to TrendsJournal.com  Just $129 per year. 

We end the week off right with a murderers' row of guests. We come out the gate hot as Booger McFarland hops aboard before his tee time. He discusses the Russell Wilson and Deshaun Watson rumors, along with some well wishes for Tiger Woods. (1:10 - 8:25)  Then, it's Louisiana vs All Ya'll! Jerit Roser of Tiger Details finds his way to the Undisclosed Location. He explains how COVID 19 has turned the recruiting circuit upside down, LSU's chances of keeping an unreal in-state class committed to the Tigers, and what his future plans. (34:10 - 52:00)  Next to the dish is our good friend and LSU Basketball head man, William Wade. He walks us through preparing for one of the hottest teams in the country, as the Tigers' tip it off vs Arkansas on Saturday in a crucial SEC matchup. (56:30 - 66:30)  The southerner making his way through the concrete jungle, Ben Mintz of Barstool Sports, makes a New York Minute for us. He is inspired as ever, as he seems to have found his lane in the NYC Office. (76:00 - 90:00)  As always on a Friday, we link up with the ole chap, Nathan Velasquez. He gives us the insight on cord-cutting, what Hollywood thinks of the streaming services, and prepares us for a rerelease of Justice League, The Snyder Cut. (94:00 - 103:00)  We stay in California to wrap up, as we bid adieu to Jeff Martin. A former mainstay for the LSU football program, Martin headed west to join the USC Trojans as its Director of Scouting and Player Relations. True to his roots, he also weaves in a story or two about living with Fats Domino, and peels back the onion on LSU's 2019 championship run. (118:00 - END) 

The CommonPod Queens Podcast has a Special Series, working with the Commonpoint Queens Ladders for Leaders (L4L) youth employment program! Throughout the Internships with Impact Podcast, we will be discussing the experiences of the ambitious students who participated in our program and the amazing employers we have partnered with. For the third episode, we interviewed one of our former participants, Leticia Antwi. Throughout her time with Ladders for Leaders, Leticia has interned at a law firm, a local newspaper, the NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner and finally, at Queens Hospital! Prior to joining the Ladders for Leaders program, Leticia initially thought she wanted to become a lawyer. Her internship experiences allowed her to explore different careers which ultimately made her realize she wanted to join the medical field someday. Leticia just graduated from CUNY Hunter College with her Bachelor's in Human Biology and Sociology. She is currently applying to graduate school to get her masters in public health. Listen along to learn more about Leticia's experience with Ladders for Leaders! The 2021 Ladders for Leaders application is now open - you can apply here until February 28. For more information, please email L4L@commonpointqueens.org.

“It all started from a manifestation hack, putting things on a goal card, letting go of the how, and believing that it is already done”. From preparing for her last minute birthday trip to finally being able to score a satellite office in New York, Doctor TK literally manifested the things she affirmed in just a week's time. Join us in today's episode as we listen to the continuation of Doctor TK's proven method as to how you can manifest what you want in your life, whether it be a luxurious trip or a lifestyle and career upgrade.Tap into what is possible for you. Take fast action and see how far you can go by applying what you learned in today's topic! Podcast Goals: Learn how Doctor TK's manifestation hacks resulted in an upgraded Delta One seat, access to an office in New York, and her being a bicoastal service provider Episode Timeline:Flashback to September 2018, Doctor TK recalled how she manifested for a Delta One flight to NY for her birthday (01:36)A whole new level of a check-in: What privileges did they enjoy as a Delta One flyer? (07:15)The search for a sister office in New York (11:45)Coaching sessions with therapists from NY and other events held in her satellite office (15:01)Doctor TK goes bicoastal - hosting events and offering services in NY and in various states (17:21) Standout Quotes from Doctor TK:“It just lit up my light to expose my child to it because he had never experienced this ever, of course I exposed my husband to it as well but me too, soaking up the experience of being able to manifest an awesome experience on a new-level plane.” (11:27)“I did recognize that I was attracting a lot of individuals from the East Coast, so why not use my office? And now to date I've used that office a total of 3 times. It feels good to know that I have a space to be able to offer my services in somewhere where I can meet my clients in a comfortable space where I also know the management because that's literally the sister office to the office that I have in California.” (16:38)“I do believe that the universe gives you signs and ideas, and it's more about what you do with them—are you going to execute the ideas or are you just going to entertain and allow them to just stay on a to-do list?” (18:58) Resources Mentioned:You're invited to the prosperous 3-day private practice boot camp! Sign up hereLearn how to build or rebuild your foundation for your private practice. Get on the 2021 Waitlist of the Dope Therapist Academy hereReady to scale your business? Hop on to the Elite Coaching Program 2021 Waitlist here Other Resources:Get your FREE Biz Checklist now! Sign up hereTake Private Practice Quiz hereVisit Doctor TK's Amazon Store for your business and household essentials Connect:Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: @DoctorTKPsychOn Facebook: @DoctorTKPsychOn PinterConnect: Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: instagram.com/doctortkpsych On Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsych On Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsych On Youtube: youtube.com/c/DoctorTK SUBSCRIBE & RATE On Apple Podcast On Google Podcasts On Spotify

“It all started from a manifestation hack, putting things on a goal card, letting go of the how, and believing that it is already done”. From preparing for her last minute birthday trip to finally being able to score a satellite office in New York, Doctor TK literally manifested the things she affirmed in just a week's time. Join us in today's episode as we listen to the continuation of Doctor TK's proven method as to how you can manifest what you want in your life, whether it be a luxurious trip or a lifestyle and career upgrade.Tap into what is possible for you. Take fast action and see how far you can go by applying what you learned in today's topic!  Podcast Goals:   Learn how Doctor TK's manifestation hacks resulted in an upgraded Delta One seat, access to an office in New York, and her being a bicoastal service provider Episode Timeline:Flashback to September 2018, Doctor TK recalled how she manifested for a Delta One flight to NY for her birthday (01:36)A whole new level of a check-in: What privileges did they enjoy as a Delta One flyer? (07:15)The search for a sister office in New York (11:45)Coaching sessions with therapists from NY and other events held in her satellite office (15:01)Doctor TK goes bicoastal - hosting events and offering services in NY and in various states (17:21) Standout Quotes from Doctor TK:“It just lit up my light to expose my child to it because he had never experienced this ever, of course I exposed my husband to it as well but me too, soaking up the experience of being able to manifest an awesome experience on a new-level plane.” (11:27)“I did recognize that I was attracting a lot of individuals from the East Coast, so why not use my office? And now to date I've used that office a total of 3 times. It feels good to know that I have a space to be able to offer my services in somewhere where I can meet my clients in a comfortable space where I also know the management because that's literally the sister office to the office that I have in California.” (16:38)“I do believe that the universe gives you signs and ideas, and it's more about what you do with them—are you going to execute the ideas or are you just going to entertain and allow them to just stay on a to-do list?” (18:58) Resources Mentioned:You're invited to the prosperous 3-day private practice boot camp! Sign up hereLearn how to build or rebuild your foundation for your private practice. Get on the 2021 Waitlist of the Dope Therapist Academy hereReady to scale your business? Hop on to the Elite Coaching Program 2021 Waitlist here Other Resources:Get your FREE Biz Checklist now! Sign up hereTake Private Practice Quiz hereVisit Doctor TK's Amazon Store for your business and household essentials  Connect:Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: @DoctorTKPsychOn Facebook: @DoctorTKPsychOn Pinter

“It all started from a manifestation hack, putting things on a goal card, letting go of the how, and believing that it is already done”. From preparing for her last minute birthday trip to finally being able to score a satellite office in New York, Doctor TK literally manifested the things she affirmed in just a week's time. Join us in today's episode as we listen to the continuation of Doctor TK's proven method as to how you can manifest what you want in your life, whether it be a luxurious trip or a lifestyle and career upgrade. Tap into what is possible for you. Take fast action and see how far you can go by applying what you learned in today's topic! Podcast Goals: Learn how Doctor TK's manifestation hacks resulted in an upgraded Delta One seat, access to an office in New York, and her being a bicoastal service provider Episode Timeline: Flashback to September 2018, Doctor TK recalled how she manifested for a Delta One flight to NY for her birthday (01:36) A whole new level of a check-in: What privileges did they enjoy as a Delta One flyer? (07:15) The search for a sister office in New York (11:45) Coaching sessions with therapists from NY and other events held in her satellite office (15:01) Doctor TK goes bicoastal - hosting events and offering services in NY and in various states (17:21) Standout Quotes from Doctor TK: “It just lit up my light to expose my child to it because he had never experienced this ever, of course I exposed my husband to it as well but me too, soaking up the experience of being able to manifest an awesome experience on a new-level plane.” (11:27) “I did recognize that I was attracting a lot of individuals from the East Coast, so why not use my office? And now to date I've used that office a total of 3 times. It feels good to know that I have a space to be able to offer my services in somewhere where I can meet my clients in a comfortable space where I also know the management because that's literally the sister office to the office that I have in California.” (16:38) “I do believe that the universe gives you signs and ideas, and it's more about what you do with them—are you going to execute the ideas or are you just going to entertain and allow them to just stay on a to-do list?” (18:58) Resources Mentioned: You're invited to the prosperous 3-day private practice boot camp! Sign up here Learn how to build or rebuild your foundation for your private practice. Get on the 2021 Waitlist of the Dope Therapist Academy here Ready to scale your business? Hop on to the Elite Coaching Program 2021 Waitlist here Other Resources: Get your FREE Biz Checklist now! Sign up here Take Private Practice Quiz here Visit Doctor TK's Amazon Store for your business and household essentials Connect: Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: @DoctorTKPsych On Facebook: @DoctorTKPsych On Pinterest: @DoctorTKPsych On Youtube: @Doctor TK SUBSCRIBE & RATE On Apple Podcast On Google Podcasts On Spotify On Audible

Extra! Extra!  What happens in New York City, impacts South Florida!  Especially Miami.  In today's podcast we discuss: 2020 office leasing output including a submarket review of each New York City district.   Governor Cuomo is onboard with office and hotel use changes to housing in NYC Can Del Monte Fresh be Amazon to the produce industry Will the Biden Administration learn anything from the Trump Economy We track commercial real estate so you can focus on your business.  Please consider subscribing and liking this podcast on commercial real estate.  

“It all started from a manifestation hack, putting things on a goal card, letting go of the how, and believing that it is already done”. From preparing for her last minute birthday trip to finally being able to score a satellite office in New York, Doctor TK literally manifested the things she affirmed in just a week’s time. Join us in today’s episode as we listen to the continuation of Doctor TK’s proven method as to how you can manifest what you want in your life, whether it be a luxurious trip or a lifestyle and career upgrade.Tap into what is possible for you. Take fast action and see how far you can go by applying what you learned in today’s topic!  Podcast Goals:   Learn how Doctor TK’s manifestation hacks resulted in an upgraded Delta One seat, access to an office in New York, and her being a bicoastal service provider Episode Timeline:Flashback to September 2018, Doctor TK recalled how she manifested for a Delta One flight to NY for her birthday (01:36)A whole new level of a check-in: What privileges did they enjoy as a Delta One flyer? (07:15)The search for a sister office in New York (11:45)Coaching sessions with therapists from NY and other events held in her satellite office (15:01)Doctor TK goes bicoastal - hosting events and offering services in NY and in various states (17:21) Standout Quotes from Doctor TK:“It just lit up my light to expose my child to it because he had never experienced this ever, of course I exposed my husband to it as well but me too, soaking up the experience of being able to manifest an awesome experience on a new-level plane.” (11:27)“I did recognize that I was attracting a lot of individuals from the East Coast, so why not use my office? And now to date I've used that office a total of 3 times. It feels good to know that I have a space to be able to offer my services in somewhere where I can meet my clients in a comfortable space where I also know the management because that's literally the sister office to the office that I have in California.” (16:38)“I do believe that the universe gives you signs and ideas, and it's more about what you do with them—are you going to execute the ideas or are you just going to entertain and allow them to just stay on a to-do list?” (18:58) Resources Mentioned:You’re invited to the prosperous 3-day private practice boot camp! Sign up hereLearn how to build or rebuild your foundation for your private practice. Get on the 2021 Waitlist of the Dope Therapist Academy hereReady to scale your business? Hop on to the Elite Coaching Program 2021 Waitlist here Other Resources:Get your FREE Biz Checklist now! Sign up hereTake Private Practice Quiz hereVisit Doctor TK’s Amazon Store for your business and household essentials  Connect:Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: @DoctorTKPsychOn Facebook: @DoctorTKPsychOn Pinterest: @DoctorTKPsychOn Youtube: @Doctor TK SUBSCRIBE & RATEOn Apple Podcast On Google PodcastsOn SpotifyOn Audible

(1:27) - Start of interview(2:59) - Yumi's "origin story"(4:18) - Her start with Barclay's Global Investors (which was later acquired by BlackRock).(4:50) -  The lessons she learned working for the Stewardship team at BlackRock (2004-2018)Proxy Voting GroupBig change on engagement with companies started after financial crisis (2007-2009).Impact Dodd Frank Act (2010) - Say on Pay.(10:24) -  Her experience as Global Head of Corporate Governance at Alliance Bernstein (2018-2019).(13:29) - How do governance professionals (proxy voting teams) reconcile dissonances with portfolio managers.(15:17) - Her role at the NYC Office of the Comptroller’s Corporate Governance and Responsible Investment team. "It's hard for asset managers to be advocates, as opposed to asset owners such as the NYC pension funds."(19:29) - Her take on the SEC's new shareholder proposal rules and DOL's new rule shifting away from ESG.(25:09) - Her take on the increasing importance of institutional investors' voice on corporate governance, particularly the top 3-5 asset managers. Any antitrust risks on cross-holdings by institutional investors?(29:39) - Her predictions on how some of these regulations may change during a Biden Administration.(32:20) - Her take on the Boardroom Accountability Project 1.0 (2014) focused on Proxy Access.(35:56) - Her take on the Boardroom Accountability Project 2.0 (2017) focused on board diversity, matrix and refreshment.(39:03) - Her take on the Boardroom Accountability Project 3.0 (2019) calling on publicly-traded companies to adopt a policy requiring the consideration of both women and people of color for every open board seat and for CEO appointments, a version of the “Rooney Rule” pioneered by the NFL. ("at least 20 companies have adopted this practice, and this will continue.")(40:12) - Push on EEO-1 Reports (it's a type of CEO accountability project, "the majority of Fortune 100 companies currently disclose these reports or have committed to disclose them.")(42:59) - Her take on California's SB-876 and AB-979 laws on boardroom diversity.(44:49) - Her opinion on the BRT restatement of the purpose of the corporation (2019).Her involvement with The Test of Corporate Purpose Initiative.What are the quantitative measures or data that can analyze these metrics on corporate purpose?(48:10) - Her thoughts on whether we will ever see employees elect corporate directors per Elizabeth Warren's proposed Accountable Capitalism Act (2018)(49:29) - Her favorite books:East of Eden, by John Steinbeck (1952)Works by Michel Foucalt (studies on biopower and other theories of power)The Happiness Industry, by William Davies (2015)(50:43) - Her mentor was her late grandmother who taught her that "as a woman, you can always take care of yourself and you should ensure your own financial stability, if possible."(51:29) - Lessons from 2020: "You have to live your life today - time is more important than money."(52:36) - The experience of living in NYC under COVID-19.(54:51) - The living person she most admires: Laura Nader. "You have to dress conservatively if you're going to have extremely revolutionary ideas."Yumi Narita is the Executive Director of Corporate Governance at the Comptroller's Office of New York City. The Comptroller serves as investment advisor, custodian, and a trustee to the New York City Pension Funds, which hold approximately $228 billion in assets. In her role as Executive Director, Ms. Narita is responsible for developing and implementing active ownership programs for public equities, including voting proxies, engaging portfolio companies on their ESG policies and practices, and advocating for regulatory reforms to protect investors and strengthen investor rights. Ms. Narita has 16 years of experience in the ESG industry. Prior to this role, she was the Global Head of Corporate Governance at Alliance Bernstein, and Vice President on the BlackRock Stewardship team.Follow Evan on Twitter @evanepsteinMusic/Soundtrack (found via Free Music Archive): Seeing The Future by Dexter Britain is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

Barbara Butcher is an expert in medicolegal death investigation and mass fatality management and is currently a consultant for medico-legal death investigation, working with forensic pathologists, attorneys, educators, television producers and mystery writers. She is now writing a book about her most interesting cases. She is the former Chief of Staff and Director of the Forensic Sciences Training Program at the NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner, where she was responsible for Medicolegal Investigations, Disaster Planning, Fatality Management, WTC 9/11 Victim Recovery, Identifications, Evidence, and Missing Persons. As Deputy Director she coordinated the remains recovery effort after WTC 9/11 and helped manage the response to the crash of Flight 587 that resulted in 265 deaths, and investigated the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. In 2007 she consulted for the World Health Organization in Geneva, working with an international committee of experts to formulate policy and plans for mass casualty/fatality events. Following the 2004 Tsunami, she went to Thailand on behalf of W.H.O. to assist in Victim Identification strategies, and returned to speak on Fatality Management to an international audience convened by the United Nations and W.H.O. In 2011 the Hong Kong government invited her and OCME colleagues to put on a symposium in disaster management for more than 300 officials. As a medicolegal death investigator at OCME, she investigated more than 5500 death scenes and 680 homicides. She created the Forensic Sciences Training Program at OCME, a National Institute of Justice-funded academy for national training on best practices in death investigation. In this episode Barbara lends her expertise to the Gilgo Beach serial killings. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Most Experienced ECD? OK, One Of Them,Of course, you can argue with my description of Patrick (Pat) Peduto. But go ahead and argue with the following...ECD on accounts like Burger King, Toyota, AT&T, Nabisco. See the list at the bottom.Author of "I Wrote The Book On Advertising"Member of the Directors Guild & commercial director.Actor.Professor.Owner of the agency RocketScience Creative.YO - Hypnotism coming: Remember to subscribe to Advertising Stories. Remember to subscribe to Advertising Stories.A nice thing for me… Feedspot has recognized Advertising Stories as being a top 15 advertising podcast.Keep going......... Ok,Pat's clients... ABC Entertainment, Access Fund, A-Cute Derm, Act!vate, Adatom.com, agencyfinder.com, Alaska Distillery, ASM Fund, AT&T, Alka-Seltzer, Almond Joy, AVIS, Bayer Aspirin, Bally Total Fitness, BellSouth, Beneficial, Birds Eye, Burger King, Camel Filters, Canon, Century21, Chelsea Market, Ciroc, Citibank, Clairol Ultress, Club Med, Coca-Cola, Con Edison, Cox Interactive Media, Creative Artisan Brands, Crunch, Cuervo 1800, Delta, Diet Coke, Don Q Rum, Donnelley Directory, E-Z Wider, EasyLink--AT&T, EliasArts, Exxon, Florida Citrus, Frontier Brands, GE Rechargable Batteries, GM Credit Card, Gold Medal Flour, Grand Marnier, IBM--Latin America, Hamm's Beer, Hanes Hoisery, Hardee's, Healthy Home Environmental, Hellmann's, Holiday Inn, homedelivery.com, Honey Graham Bears, ICI Americas, Interview Magazine, Investment Expo, JAL, JetUSA, Joker, Kellogg's, Kodak films, Kodak Photo CD, Kodak 35mm Cameras, Krystal, Lamaze Publishing, LaMotta's Tomatta Sauce, Lexus, L'Eggs Sheer Energy, Lipton, L'OREAL, Lucent, IRS, Life Savers, Lufthansa, Luxe Hotels, Manhattan Mortgage, Marriott, McDonald's, MGD, Miller Beer, Mistic, Molson, Nabisco Cookies, National Car Rental, National Council for Adoption, Navan, New Jersey Online, New York Life, NewsWorks, Nomad Networks, Northcoast Consulting Group, NYC Office for Economic Development, Nikon Cameras, Northwest Airlines, Nucoa Margarine, Olympia Beer, PT-1, Palm Springs International Raceplex, PaineWebber, Parker Brothers, PheasantRun, Pizza Hut, Pleasant Company, Ponds, Portfolio School, Prodigy, Nuprin, Ragu, React.com, Ruffino, Rums of Puerto Rico, Rival Dog Food, SFATA, Sandella's Cafe, Schick Electric, Skippy, Smirnoff, STP Motor Oil, Stella Show Mangement, Stockgroup.com, T42, TailWinds Distillery, Tampax, TIME, Talbot Hotel, Tommy Hilfiger, Toyota, US Army, US Postal Service, Unisys, United Craft Distillers, UrbanGlass, Virgin Atlantic, Wall Street Journal, Winston, Wrangler, Wendy's, Wheaties, Woolmark Co, Yoplait.

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Been teaching Physical Education for over 15 years at the elementary level in NY. I presented PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau Zone, and NYS AHPERD conferences. My workshop topics: Engaging students in highly effective warm-ups and instant activities, Teach PE in large class sizes with little to no eqiupment, and assessment in elementary PE. Last 4 years, I received a "Physical Education Teacher Leader" certificate from NYC Office of School Wellness Programs by facilitating district Physical Education monthly meeting. I created a youtube channel called Coach Gelardi "PhysEdZone" to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs. A father of two beautiful daughters and 2 years ago I convinced my wife to change her career to PE!!! @CoachGelardi tgelardi04@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

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Every week, I go over news that can affect Bay Area Real Estate. I look into news and data that can affect the Silicon Valley Real Estate Market. Tune in weekly and ask me anything! Check out my latest listing! www.2173laguna.com Facebook closes on massive NYC office expansion https://nypost.com/2020/08/03/facebook-closes-on-massive-nyc-office-expansion/?es_id=dcd799c434 U.S. home ownership rate hits highest level since 2008 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvXLEQ1OeME&list=WL ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=WL&v=dvXLEQ1OeME ) Mortgage Rates tumble to new record lows this week https://www.housingwire.com/articles/mortgage-rates-tumble-to-new-record-lows-this-week/ Mortgage applications drop 5.1% despite record low rates https://www.housingwire.com/articles/mortgage-applications-drop-5-1-despite-record-low-rates/ Surging mortgage volume puts pressure on appraisal turn times https://www.housingwire.com/articles/surging-mortgage-volume-puts-pressure-on-appraisal-turn-times/ Forbearance rate falls to the lowest level since April https://www.housingwire.com/articles/forbearance-rate-falls-to-the-lowest-level-since-april/ In a virtual learning world, do you still need to buy a house in a good school district? https://www.housingwire.com/articles/in-a-virtual-learning-world-do-you-still-need-to-buy-a-house-in-a-good-school-district/ Zillow Offers resumes buying houses in all operating markets https://www.housingwire.com/articles/zillow-offers-resumes-buying-houses-in-all-operating-markets/ Latest Market Data for all counties in the Bay Area https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P5T3T4doU9vutLotcKnZ0WCZahU0nvKn1khR-QQsrTI/edit?usp=sharing -- Want to talk about your real estate goals? Find a time on my calendar! Looking for a real estate agent in your city? I have a network of top producing agents around the country. Email me and I can put you in contact with an agent in your area. Spencer@SpencerHsu.com

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In this Episode, Dr. Tyler Evans, Chief Medical Officer of Emergency Management who works on COVID19 response updates us on COIVD19 in NYC. He tells us why did he chose to work in the epicenter of COVID19 in the US and shares his experiences abroad as a physician and public health epxert.  Tyler B. Evans, MD, MS, MPH, AAHIVS, DTM&H currently serves as the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for the NYC Office of Emergency Management medical section focusing on the COVID-19 response. He was previously the CMO for the county of Santa Cruz (California) Health Services Agency, as well as other CMO posts in Southern California focusing on homelessness, substance abuse and migrant health, as well as leading infectious disease divisions in a number of organizations across the US – including the AIDS HealthCare Foundation. Dr. Evans has held positions with a number of international organizations as well, including Medecins Sans Frontieres/Doctors without Borders (MSF), Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), UNICEF and Partners in Health (PIH) – mostly in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and the Middle East.

What happens once someone passes away during the COVID-19 pandemic? To date, close to half a million people have died from the novel coronavirus. In the span of three months, New York City experienced over 35,000 deaths linked to COVID-19 and other unrelated causes, forcing the megacity to undertake the largest domestic fatality management operation in recent history. Director of Safety, Security and Emergency Management for the Virginia Department of Transportation, John Scrivani, shares his experience returning to his hometown to help coordinate the city's transfer and recovery of decedents. Guest Bio John Scrivani has been working in the Emergency Response / Management community for over 27 years. John has served as the Deputy State Coordinator for Disaster Services at the Virginia Department of Emergency Management, as the Incident Commander of the New York City Hurricane Sandy Debris Task Force where he was charged with overseeing the removal of all storm related debris in New York City and as New York City Office of Emergency Management Deputy Commissioner of Operations. Scrivani also serves Deputy Director of the Special Operations Division at the NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), where he also oversaw operations and safety for the World Trade Center Potential Human Remains Recovery Project and managed the ME Special Operations Response Team. For 14 years, John worked as a member of the NYPD, where he retired as Commanding Officer of the Emergency Services Unit Hazardous Materials-Weapons of Mass Destruction Response Team and Training School. He was also a member of the NYPD elite Emergency Service Unit. John currently serves as the Director of Safety, Security and Emergency Management for the Virginia Department of Transportation. Find COVID-19 Heroes on: Facebook - https://bit.ly/3dSnhhw Instagram - https://bit.ly/2WaFW0O Twitter - https://bit.ly/3aOspRW Youtube - https://bit.ly/2zxok7N The Web - https://bit.ly/3bTAlSC --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/covid19heroes/support

Fernando is the Community Engagement Associate Planner for the Bronx Borough Office at the NYC Dept of City Planning. He is also a sustainable consultant and has prior experience working on community development and environmental justice planning and policy with THE POINt CDC in the Hunts Point neighborhood of the South Bronx. Fernando has studied across four continents researching and observing sustainability related issues. ~Support the Podcast~ Instagram: @makeclimatecool Website: www.makeclimatecool.com Support the Podcast on Patreon Questions? Send me a message @ makeclimatecoolagain@gmail.com --- 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/makeclimatecool/message

The next generation of youth is poised to see climate disruptions like never seen before. It is time that society stops seeing climate action as something that only tree-hugger environmentalists fight for, but rather as a problem that affects the whole of society. Join us in this conversation with Daniel Zarrilli, the Chief Climate Policy Advisor for the NYC Office of the Mayor, to take a deeper look into how governments and society will handle the climate catastrophe as the pandemic opens new perspectives. More information about Daniel Zarrilli can be found here: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/cpp/downloads/pdf/Bio%20Daniel%20Zarrilli%20-%206.3.19%20(281)%20with%20pic.pdf.

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In today's episode I speak with Rich Kahn, a principal and office practice leader at the NYC Office of Cannon Design, whose wakeup call came when he was diagnosed with Cancer in 2018 after designing health care centers for many years.

Ariel Palitz once owned a popular NYC bar. She's now known as NYC's Nightlife Mayor. Her official title is the Senior Executive Director of the NYC Office of Nightlife and she joins host Andrew Rigie to discuss her goals for the office, the importance of nightlife businesses to New York City’s culture and economy, and how her experiences as a lifelong New Yorker prepared her for this role. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barbara Butcher is an expert in medicolegal death investigation and mass fatality management and is currently a consultant for medico-legal death investigation, working with forensic pathologists, attorneys, educators, television producers and mystery writers.She is now writing a book about her most interesting cases. She is the former Chief of Staff and Director of the Forensic Sciences Training Program at the NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner, where she was responsible for Medicolegal Investigations, Disaster Planning, Fatality Management, WTC 9/11 Victim Recovery, Identifications, Evidence, and Missing Persons. As Deputy Director she coordinated the remains recovery effort after WTC 9/11 and helped manage the response to the crash of Flight 587 that resulted in 265 deaths, and investigated the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. In 2007 she consulted for the World Health Organization in Geneva, working with an international committee of experts to formulate policy and plans for mass casualty/fatality events. Following the 2004 Tsunami, she went to Thailand on behalf of W.H.O. to assist in Victim Identification strategies, and returned to speak on Fatality Management to an international audience convened by the United Nations and W.H.O. In 2011 the Hong Kong government invited her and OCME colleagues to put on a symposium in disaster management for more than 300 officials. As a medicolegal death investigator at OCME, she investigated more than 5500 death scenes and 680 homicides. She created the Forensic Sciences Training Program at OCME, a National Institute of Justice-funded academy for national training on best practices in death investigation.

On a daily basis, family and criminal courts depend on mandated domestic violence services for resolving cases of intimate partner violence. Thousands of defendants and respondents in our city are required to complete these services in order to have visits with their children or get back in their homes. Yet there is little evidence of the effectiveness of existing services and there continues to be a reliance on outdated services such as Batterers Accountability programs. New York City policymakers have been examining this issue and have developed a Blueprint for Abusive Partner Intervention. A report published in 2018, “Seeding Generations: New Strategies Towards Services for People who Abuse,” took a comprehensive look at this issue and the need for a new model of services. The report acknowledges that services to families also need to consider the trauma that those who harm have been through. This panel on January 17, 2019 served as an opportunity for policymakers to have a dialogue with family court and criminal court practitioners about the current and future state of domestic violence services. Welcome: Cecile Noel, Commissioner, Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence Moderator: Purvi Shah, Consultant, Seeding Generations Speakers: Albery Abreu, Abusive Partner Intervention Specialist, Children’s Aid Society Tanya Apparicio, Deputy Chief, Domestic Violence Unit, NY County District Attorney’s Office Ana Bermudez, Commissioner, New York City Department of Probation Juliana Chereji, Family Defense Practice, Brooklyn Defenders Services Bea Hanson, Executive Director, Domestic Violence Task Force, NYC Office of the Mayor Quentin Walcott, Co-Executive Director of Connect Sponsoring Association Committee: Council on Children, Lauren Shapiro, Chair Co-Sponsoring Association Committees: Children & the Law Committee, Sara L. Hiltzik, Chair Domestic Violence Committee, Amanda M. Beltz, Chair Education & the Law Committee, Laura D. Barbieri, Chair Family Court & Family Law Committee, Glenn Metsch-Ampel, Chair

This week we are talking about the growing app Nextdoor. This app brings social media to the neighborhood it has some unique features that are making this app the fastest growing social media app used by public safety and the community. Guest BioJoseph Porcelli currently serves as a Public Agency Lead and “Professional Neighbor” for Nextdoor. In this role, Joseph focuses on providing engagement strategies to aid government partners utilizing Nextdoor’s free government interface to build stronger, safer, and more resilient communities. Some of Joseph’s most notable partnerships successes are with the Chicago Fire Department, NYC Office of Emergency Management, and the White House’s 21st Century Community Policing Data Initiative.Before joining Nextdoor, Joseph established the Community Engagement consulting practice at GovDelivery which created Community.FEMA.gov, served as the nation's first Community Engagement Strategist for the Department of Homeland Security, and worked in the Neighborhood Watch Unit of the Boston Police Department. Joseph believes the well-being of society depends on the diversity and the strength of bonds we make with our neighbors. His experience neighboring has shown him that our neighborhoods are strongest and neighbors are happiest when we are connected, in communication, and in service to each other.In his free time, Joseph experiments with ways neighbors can be of service to each other and he shares the stories of his neighboring adventures on the Nextdoor blog and his twitter account @JosephPorcelli.Major media publications such as Business Week and National Public Radio have featured Joseph's work as a great neighbor, and he has been a panelist at gatherings such as the Ford Hall Forum and CEO's for Cities.Joseph received a BA in marketing, business management at Saint Michael’s CollegeRelated ShowsLinks LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephporcelli/Twitter: https://twitter.com/NextdoorInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/nextdoor/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nextdoor/Website: https://nextdoor.com/AdvertisersTitan HST https://www.titanhst.com/Emergency Managers Leadership Conference www.emlc.usEM Weekly Webinar Series 2019 https://sitchradio.com/our-shows/em-weekly/em-weekly-webinars/

Here’s your Headstart on three business headlines you need to know for Friday, February 15th, 2019. Learn more at dailyheadstart.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#CryptoCorner: #Binance to Begin Beta Testing on Singapore #Fiat Exchange, #Coinbase to Expand NYC Office @coinbase‏, Zimbabwe's New Finance Minister Advocates for Crypto Openness and Dubai Security Chief Predicts Digital Currency Will 'Soon Replace Cash'

#CryptoCorner: #Binance to Begin Beta Testing on Singapore #Fiat Exchange, #Coinbase to Expand NYC Office @coinbase‏, Zimbabwe's New Finance Minister Advocates for Crypto Openness and Dubai Security Chief Predicts Digital Currency Will 'Soon Replace Cash'

#CryptoCorner: #Binance to Begin Beta Testing on Singapore #Fiat Exchange, #Coinbase to Expand NYC Office @coinbase‏, Zimbabwe's New Finance Minister Advocates for Crypto Openness and Dubai Security Chief Predicts Digital Currency Will 'Soon Replace Cash'

Sponsored by the MS in ERM Program at Yeshiva University's Katz School: www.yu.edu/katz/programs/graduate/ms-risk In episode 18, we spoke once again with Kelly McKinney, Senior Director of Emergency Management & Enterprise Resilience at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. From 2013 to 2016, he was the Chief Disaster Officer at the American Red Cross in Greater New York, where he led crisis response in the largest and busiest Red Cross region in the US. From 2006 to 2013 Mr. McKinney was Deputy Commissioner for Preparedness at the NYC Office of Emergency Management, where he built the New York City preparedness infrastructure for a range of external threats. In 2008 he co-founded the Regional Catastrophic Planning Team with representatives from the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. He is a certified Professional Engineer with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Kansas and an MPA from Columbia University in the City of New York. We spoke about Hurricanes Lane, Harvey, and Andrew, lessons learned, and how much more work remains to be better prepared for emergencies. Below are a number of links to the articles and other references in the podcast: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/make-ask-kelly-mckinney/ https://patch.com/texas/north-austin/ut-austin-researchers-examine-role-played-social-media-during-hurricane-harvey http://time.com/4917743/la-vita-bella-nursing-home-dickinson-texas-photo/?utm_campaign=time&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&xid=time_socialflow_twitter

In this episode of What Comes Now LIVE, Rosie von Lila goes with Wendy Garcia, the Chief Diversity Officer for NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer's Office. They discuss growing up Dominicana in Washington Heights NYC, moving to Delaware and being the only New Yorker there, her educational path to being one of the most powerful women in New York, and what power a Chief Diversity Officer holds. This episode was recorded with a live audience in New York City at The Assemblage on July 30, 2018. 

Sponsor of this episode: 57 Cool Jobs for Pharmacists Course - let's talk about YOUR career!  https://pharmllc.teachable.com/p/57-cool-jobs-for-pharmacists    Profellow: www.profellow.com   Guest: Dr. Vicki Johnson Founder and Director, ProFellow San Francisco, CA vicki@profellow.com Dr. Vicki Johnson is Founder and Director of ProFellow, the leading online resource for information on professional and academic fellowships. Vicki has had a varied career in emergency management, public health, public policy and entrepreneurship. Vicki began her career as a New York City Urban Fellow, where she worked for the NYC Office of Emergency Management during the recovery from the 9/11 World Trade Center Attacks. She has also participated in several other competitive fellowship programs, including the German Chancellor Fellowship in Germany (2003-4), the Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship in Washington, DC (2005), and the Ian Axford Fellowship in Public Policy in New Zealand (2011). While in New Zealand, she co-founded the website ProFellow.com with her husband Ryan. The site  includes a free, searchable database of more than 1,000 fellowship opportunities at career levels and in all disciplines. Vickihas a BA in Government from Cornell University, a MSc in Public Health from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and a PhD in Emergency Management from Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand.  Early Career Fellowships for Pharmacy and Healthcare: Previous Pharmacy Podcast Episodes on Fellowships for Pharmacy Majors out of school (early career): Merry Midyear - in 4 parts - of which some focuses on Fellowships: http://erinalbert.com/blog/?p=9135  Early and Mid-Career Fellowships for Pharmacy, Healthcare, Public Health and Policy:   ProFellow: https://www.profellow.com/ More on the VCU Pharmacy Policy Fellowship: http://www.pharmacytimes.com/publications/career/2015/pharmacycareers_may2015/fellowships-101-qanda-with-the-accpashpvcu-congressional-health-care-policy-fellow-program-director  https://healthpolicy.pharmacy.vcu.edu Culture of Health Leaders (RWJF): http://cultureofhealth-leaders.rwjf.byf1.io at Profellow: https://www.profellow.com/?s=Robert+Wood+Johnson+Foundation  Each leader will have access to up to $20,000 per year for three years (total of up to $60,000). Additional tools and resources will be available for year 3 project-related activities. The Culture of Health Leaders program provides cross-sector leadership development based on evidence, informed by experience, and grounded in principles of equity and social justice. The program is open to individuals from a variety of disciplines—such as technology, the arts, public policy, business, community development, education, transportation, public health, health care, and others—who are committed to working with organizations, communities, health systems, and policymakers to build a Culture of Health in America.  Commonwealth Fund Australian American Health Policy Fellowship: http://www.commonwealthfund.org/grants-and-fellowships/fellowships/australian-american-health-policy-fellowship  https://www.profellow.com/?s=commonwealth+fund+ This program offers a unique opportunity for outstanding, mid-career U.S. professionals—academics, government officials, clinical leaders, decision makers in managed care and other private health care organizations, and journalists—to spend up to 10 months in Australia conducting research and working with Australian health policy experts on issues relevant to both countries. The Fellowship provides up to $87,000 (AUD) for the maximum term of ten months, with a minimum stay in Australia of six months required. There is also a family supplement available (e.g. approximately $50,000 for a spouse and two children). Fulbright Mid-Career Professional Development Program: http://www.fulbright.fi/en/professionals-specialists-and-teachers-various-fields/mid-career-professional-development-programhttps://www.profellow.com/?s=fulbright+mid-career Some additional examples:   Carol Emmott Fellowship https://www.profellow.com/fellowship/carol-emmott-fellowship/   The Fellowship offers a 14-month self-guided program for women professionals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership potential in the health field and wish to increase leadership competencies, hands-on experience, and work with exceptional mentors. Each fellow is paired with two hand-selected mentors who are nationally recognized senior health leaders. Each fellow receives an honorarium to help cover desired professional development enrichment experiences. Additionally, fellows attend four sponsored onsite events that provide a framework for the program. Candidates are nominated by their sponsoring organization; qualified nominees are invited to apply.   Foster America https://www.profellow.com/fellowship/foster-america/ Bringing skills from business, public health, education, marketing, technology, and public policy backgrounds, Foster America fellows provide the spark to create dramatic change and improve the lives of children. Our fellows are embedded at government or nonprofit child welfare agencies for one year, joining reform-minded colleagues and mentors to pursue better results. Prior to the start of the fellowship, fellows receive an intensive two-week training. Fellows work full-time at their placement agency, receiving an annual salary of up to $90,000, plus benefits. Candidates must have authorization to work in the U.S. Tips on Great Fellowship Applications: 1. You may have to apply more than once, if you're really interested and it is highly competitive. 2. Understand the fellowship's mission - and be sure to advance the mission in your application and your projects. What are they trying to achieve? 3. Speak to at least 3 former fellows of the program - at ProFellow network, or find them on LinkedIn or Google search. 4. Think about your story - what's your career track? Express your story to others through your written application, along with what you'll do AFTER the fellowship. "Let yourself be lucky." - Dr. Vicki Johnson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever thought of having your own personal robot? Temi is just that and we speak with Temi's Danny Isserles about what Temi does to make your life better.

Kunst- og samtidsfestivalen CLICK Festival finder i år sted for ottende gang på Kulturværftet i Helsingør. Under temaet Xeno undersøger festivalen i år “andethed” og “det fremmede” gennem to dage med talks, performances, installationer og koncerter den 19. og 20. maj. I dette program møder vi kunstnerne Tina Tarpgaard, Noora Hannula og Jakob Kudsk Steensen, der alle har installationer eller performances med på årets festival. Teksten i 'Aquaphobia' er skrevet af Jakob Kudsk Steensen og indtalt af Rindon Johnson. Værket er støttet af Statens Kunstfond, Acute Art og NYC Office of Cultural Affairs. Podcastserien er produceret med støtte fra Statens Kunstfond.

No doubt about it, Cambridge Analytica has changed things for Facebook marketers. There’s a media storm, Mark Zuckerberg is appearing before Congress, and Facebook is reacting and removing some of the data marketers can target users based on. Join the experts as they break down what this situation means for you and why this is still the best time to be a Facebook marketer. Plus, listen in as Ralph shares insights from his recent visit to Facebook New York, Facebook’s corporate office in New York City. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: Why now is the best time to get into Facebook ads (« and why the opportunities that exist now may not be here in a few years). Learn the type of bidding you should use when you’re targeting website conversions. The targeting options that Facebook is going to be removing (« and why that’s okay). The 3 components that drive the Facebook advertising algorithm (« and what they actually mean). Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Perpetual Traffic? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review! iTunes not your thing? Find us on Stitcher or at DigitalMarketer.com/podcast.

Sponsored by the MS in ERM Program at Yeshiva University's Katz School: https://www.yu.edu/katz/programs/graduate/ms-risk In this episode we spoke with Kelly McKinney, Senior Director of Emergency Management & Enterprise Resilience at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. From 2013 to 2016, he was the Chief Disaster Officer at the American Red Cross in Greater New York. From 2006 to 2013 Mr. McKinney was Deputy Commissioner for Preparedness at the NYC Office of Emergency Management, where he built the New York City preparedness infrastructure for a range of external threats. We discussed emergency preparedness for and response to Hurricane Sandy and lessons learned and what more remains to be done to increase our response and recovery capabilities in the USA.

Peter Adams works in one of the most iconic, complex, and vulnerable landscapes in the world: New York City. During this episode he digs into how the city has responded to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy by prioritizing cultural, structural and ecological resilience. --- Glossary of terms used in this episode: “Sandy” - One of the most destructive and costly hurricanes to hit the United States. It devastated much of the island of Manhattan and nearby boroughs in October 2012. “Ecosystem” - a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. In places like New York City, the ecosystem includes both “natural” components as well as infrastructure like roads, bridges and the subway. “Rockaway Boardwalk” - A coastal pedestrian pathway in Rockaway Beach, a neighborhood on the Rockaway Peninsula in the borough of queens. “Red Hook” - A low-lying neighborhood in southwest Brooklyn that was inundated during Hurricane Sandy. Recent redevelopment efforts in Red Hook, both by the city and private investors, have sparked concerns that it might be yet another Brooklyn neighborhood that is slowly becoming unaffordable and inaccessible to long-time residents. “EJ” - An acronym for Environmental Justice, which is defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as “the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin or income with respect to the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental laws regulations and policies.

Tonight Curtis talks with Gerson Borrero, Fernando Mateo, and Ray Perini.

Sponsored by the MS in ERM Program at Yeshiva University's Katz School: https://www.yu.edu/katz/programs/graduate/ms-risk This episode is part of our three multi-part episodes on pandemic influenza. If you want to learn more about how some of our officials and leaders in public health, healthcare, and the insurance industry are responding to pandemic listen to our other episodes. In episode 7, the second in our series on pandemic flu, we spoke with Kelly McKinney who is the Senior Director of Emergency Management & Enterprise Resilience at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. From 2013 to 2016, he was the Chief Disaster Officer at the American Red Cross in Greater New York, where he led crisis response in the largest and busiest Red Cross region in the US. From 2006 to 2013 Mr. McKinney was Deputy Commissioner for Preparedness at the NYC Office of Emergency Management, where he built the New York City preparedness infrastructure for a range of external threats. In 2008 he co-founded the Regional Catastrophic Planning Team with representatives from the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. He is a certified Professional Engineer with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Kansas and an MPA from Columbia University in the City of New York. In part 1 of our conversation we spoke about how NYU Langone Medical Center is preparing for the impacts of a potential pandemic flu.

Sponsored by the MS in ERM Program at Yeshiva University's Katz School: https://www.yu.edu/katz/programs/graduate/ms-risk In episode 7, the second in our series on pandemic flu, we spoke with Kelly McKinney who is the Senior Director of Emergency Management & Enterprise Resilience at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. From 2013 to 2016, he was the Chief Disaster Officer at the American Red Cross in Greater New York, where he led crisis response in the largest and busiest Red Cross region in the US. From 2006 to 2013 Mr. McKinney was Deputy Commissioner for Preparedness at the NYC Office of Emergency Management, where he built the New York City preparedness infrastructure for a range of external threats. In 2008 he co-founded the Regional Catastrophic Planning Team with representatives from the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. He is a certified Professional Engineer with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Kansas and an MPA from Columbia University in the City of New York. In part 2, we discussed how NYU Langone coordinates its preparation for potential pandemic flu with State and City health and emergency management agencies.