Podcast appearances and mentions of paul allard

Without necessarily focusing on a finance lesson this episode, we have a top-notch course worthy of Thomas Piketty on the financialization of the economy and the related consequences. This discussion introduces us to the concept of positive and negative impact related companies and the ways in which Impak Analytics measures it. We look at the methodology applied to listed and issuer companies, as well as those that are not listed. This scale-up established in Canada and France counts Société Générale and Altalurra Ventures among its investors. Paul explains the nature of the partnership with the French financial group and how the relationship was formed. He also reflects on the shift from B2C to B2B and outlines the value proposition around the mission he and his team have set for themselves: to deploy the most rigorous impact analysis of the financial sector to redirect capital towards the economy with the most positive impact on our planet. We also dive into Impak Analytics' relationships with corporations and different stakeholders in the ecosystem, such as consultants.

Without necessarily focusing on a finance lesson this episode, we have a top-notch course worthy of Thomas Piketty on the financialization of the economy and the related consequences. This discussion introduces us to the concept of positive and negative impact related companies and the ways in which Impak Analytics measures it. We look at the methodology applied to listed and issuer companies, as well as those that are not listed. This scale-up established in Canada and France counts Société Générale and Altalurra Ventures among its investors. Paul explains the nature of the partnership with the French financial group and how the relationship was formed. He also reflects on the shift from B2C to B2B and outlines the value proposition around the mission he and his team have set for themselves: to deploy the most rigorous impact analysis of the financial sector to redirect capital towards the economy with the most positive impact on our planet. We also dive into Impak Analytics' relationships with corporations and different stakeholders in the ecosystem, such as consultants.

This is an extract from the episode published on Sunday. Without necessarily focusing on a finance lesson this episode, we have a top-notch course worthy of Thomas Piketty on the financialization of the economy and the related consequences. This discussion introduces us to the concept of positive and negative impact related companies and the ways in which Impak Analytics measures it. We look at the methodology applied to listed and issuer companies, as well as those that are not listed. This scale-up established in Canada and France counts Société Générale and Altalurra Ventures among its investors. Paul explains the nature of the partnership with the French financial group and how the relationship was formed. He also reflects on the shift from B2C to B2B and outlines the value proposition around the mission he and his team have set for themselves: to deploy the most rigorous impact analysis of the financial sector to redirect capital towards the economy with the most positive impact on our planet. We also dive into Impak Analytics' relationships with corporations and different stakeholders in the ecosystem, such as consultants.

Chantal Dauray reçoit avec émotion son premier patron, l’animateur de télé et de radio Louis-Paul Allard, aussi fondateur de la Fondation québécoise en environnement. En plus de nous avoir fait rire pendant 20 ans avec sa joyeuse bande du Festival de l’humour, il a milité pour la protection de l’environnement et la justice sociale. En… Cet article L’animateur Louis-Paul Allard, pionnier de l’environnement et de la justice sociale est apparu en premier sur Canal M, la voix de l'inclusion.

Paul Allard is the Founder and CEO of Impak Ratings. He joins the podcast to share a new paradigm shift, a shift that he explains will occur when U.S banks require impact reporting in order for a business to qualify for loans. Regardless or your stance, certainly a new signal worth paying attention to.

Le ministre Steven Guilbeault critique les mesures de protection du caribou forestier et montagnard au Québec; la journaliste sportive Geneviève Tardif met la table pour le 56e Super Bowl; Olivier Niquet présente sa chronique « Des coulisses de pouvoir »; David Thibodeau lève le voile sur les nouvelles éclipsées par le convoi des camionneurs à Ottawa; Julien Corriveau, alias Monsieur Mousteille, donne des conseils pour passer la Saint-Valentin en solitaire; toute l'équipe participe au segment « Ça brasse », spécial courrier des auditeurs; le duo d'humoristes Brick et Brack parle de leur nouveau balado; et Jean-Sébastien Girard livre sa chronique « Les enfants de la radio » en hommage à la défunte émission Le nouveau festival de l'humour québécois, en compagnie de Louis-Paul Allard.

On this week's show, we spoke with Tima Gros, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer @ Impak Finance and Paul Allard, Co-Founder & CEO @ Impak Finance.    Paul is a serial tech entrepreneur with a track record of achieving business results, through leadership, management, innovative problem solving, networking, financial engineering and M&A. He successfully led & managed multi-disciplinary teams in the UK, France, Canada, Mexico, USA. He has experience in various aspects of business: Finance, M&A, Sales, Marketing in industries such as Software, Marketing and Entertainment.   Tima is the co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer at Impak Finance. Impak is a Canadian and French start-up that has built impak IS², an impact assessment and scoring solution based on leading international standards, notably the Impact Management Project and the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals.   On the show, we spoke about:  How they came up with the idea of impak finance  Moving from a financial economy to an impact economy  The concept of impact weighted accounting  Matching external and internal values  How their scoring system measures is useful for investors    This was a very timely conversation and I'm grateful that Paul and Tima took the time. Their mission is inspiring and they are only just getting started. I hope that you enjoy the conversation!   Let us know what you think. What types of guests would you like to see on the show?  What topics interest you the most? Send me your thoughts at nectar@thepnr.com   Subscribe | iTunes | Google Play |Spotify | YouTube | Stitcher | Breaker

Steve and Jim are together in the Cleveland Studio to discuss the sentencing of insurrectionist Paul Allard, Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene's fund raising efforts (be ready for Jim's conspiracy theory), Steve gives lays out an analogy about virus adaptation and we also discuss several other issues including rich guys almost going to space...enjoy. @whiskeycongress on IG and Twitter

During LGBTQ+ History Month we spoke to some great individuals from the community. Introducing Paul Allard. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During LGBTQ+ History Month we spoke to some great individuals from the community. Introducing Paul Allard.Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paula's back (Opening Doors London) and this time she's brought some friends! Join Spencer & Mufseen as they bridge the gap between generations in the final instalment for LGBTQ+ History Month 2021. Special thanks to Luke Howard, Winn Austin, Paul Allard, Rachel Dax, Lu Corfield and Frank Akinsete. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paula's back (Opening Doors London) and this time she's brought some friends! Join Spencer & Mufseen as they bridge the gap between generations in the final instalment for LGBTQ+ History Month 2021. Special thanks to Luke Howard, Winn Austin, Paul Allard, Rachel Dax, Lu Corfield and Frank Akinsete.Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You've probably watched a couple of documentaries that reveal how different companies hide away the disaster they are responsible for. Greenwashing is a great hurdle on the way to a more sustainable world and today, even certifications cannot be fully trusted from what the practical experience shows. However, there might be a new solution leveraging technological innovation to overcome it and build trust through transparency. Paul Allard, the CEO of Impak Finance, is revealing the company's secret weapon to measure the impact of companies and organizations and provide investors and the public with a transparent and reliable scoring. Check out our website for show notes and links. We would appreciate your support on our Patreon page!

Paul Allard is the CEO and Co-founder of Impak Finance, a fintech platform that promotes the transition towards an impact economy. In this episode of Green Minds, Chloe Francisco chats with Paul, where he shares the methodology and the metrics they use to measure the true social impact of a company. You can read more about their work and access their resources at impakfinance.com 

En direct de la maison Notman, Pascal Forget et Alain McKenna reçoivent Paul Allard, PDG d'Impak Finance, pour parler d'investissement d'impact. On teste le Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra et la Huawei Watch GT2!

In episode 03 of Addvantage, we welcome Bandana Tewari, the Editor-At-Large of Vogue India & a contributor to Business of Fashion, as well as Paul Allard, founder and President of impak Finance, to the show. Throughout the conversation, we explore questions around the the importance of transparency and the possibilities & issues that could arise with blockchain technology, in an effort to explore with how transparency can really be put into action.

In episode 103, Kestrel welcomes Paul Allard, the Founder and President of impak Finance, to the show. With the use of fintech, impak Finance has the intention of helping develop a positive social impact economy. They successfully launched the impak Coin ICO last summer, which is the 1st legal cryptocurrency in North America. "We're in 2018 - the real economy should all be about the social impact economy - focusing on trying to solve environmental and social issues, while doing money."  -Paul Allard, Founder of impak Finance In this episode, Paul explains the different facets of impak Finance, and how their e-wallet, marketplace and impak coins work together toward a goal of supporting the growth of an economy that has a positive social impact.  Additionally, Kestrel asks Paul to dive deeper into blockchain technology, to help us understand more of how it works, and especially, how the technology has the potential to create greater transparency in supply chains.  The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: UN Sustainable Development Goals, framework of standards that impak Finance uses for their marketplace Blockchain Technology: instead of having multiple steps in the digital money exchange validation process (credit cards, etc), blockchain streamlines it into a 1 step authentication process which happens on the cloud. Additionally, traditional multi-step validation processes are expensive, and blockchain massively reduces that cost. Humaniq, "a new generation of financial services with its own cryptocurrency, which is aimed at eradicating poverty amongst millions of people living in the emerging economies" Beneficial State Bank, founded on a vision to create a sustainable, meaningful community development bank and a supporting nonprofit organization Aspiration, "offers socially-conscious and sustainable banking and investing so you can make money while making the world a better place. And, unlike the Big Banks, we don’t use your deposits to fund oil pipelines or turn your fees into campaign contributions to the politicians that work against you." Recommended reading from the intro: The State of Fashion 2018 Report by The Business of Fashion + McKinsey & Company

Paul is President and Co-Founder of Impak Finance, a FinTech company focused on driving positive social impact. He has raised millions of dollars, and has been part of numerous exits, acquisitions, and IPOs. In August of 2017, Impak Finance made history by launching Impak Coin –  a cryptocurrency for a better world. That launch became Canada’s first compliant ICO – meaning Canadian regulators reviewed the ICO and gave it a thumbs-up. In this episode, we discuss: The step-by-step process Paul used to get his ICO approved by regulators How long the process took and the challenges he faced –and– Paul’s vision for the future, now that Impak has launched Canada’s first compliant token    

Guest, Scott Steinberg, author, "The Modern Parent's Guide to Facebook and Social Networks"; Dr. Yoni Wexler, VP Development of the OrCam; Paul Allard of Impact Coins

Mon Carnet, le podcast de Bruno Guglielminetti Vendredi 18 août 2017 Au sommaire : Actu : Facebook - SnapChat – Nokia 8 – Motorola - iPhone - iOS11 - Waze Entrevues : - Le docu Afropreneur avec Got'liebe BATABA (https://vimeo.com/ondemand/afropreneur) - La crypto monnaie IMPAK coin avec Paul Allard (https://ico.impak.eco/fr/) Code VIP : BRUNOMPK Billet de Stéphane Ricoul : "Mark Zuckerberg et la présidence américaine" Collaboration : Stéphane Ricoul Musique : Bensound.com www.moncarnet.com Une production de Guglielminetti.com Aout 2017