Podcast appearances and mentions of peter kovacs

Join us in this episode as we talk with Peter Kovacs, a top Silicon Valley executive coach, who empowers entrepreneurs and executives to maximize their global impact. With clients like Nvidia, Amazon, and Bain & Co., Peter offers invaluable insights into leadership and business growth. As a seasoned entrepreneur who successfully exited V12 Software, Peter understands the entrepreneurial journey's highs and lows. He also mentors at Singularity University, StartOut, and the NASDAQ Entrepreneurial Center, sharing his expertise with the next generation of leaders. In this episode, Peter discusses transformative journeys, strategies for positive behavior development, and essential grooming for success in new environments. He shares experiences with founders worldwide, offering insights into building bridges between cultures.

The American tobacco oligopoly of five firms loomed large in the mid-twentieth century thanks to the addictive qualities of their products and the massive investment they made in broadcast marketing communications, influencing the media experience of millions of Americans and the wider landscape of American media for generations. Media historian Peter Kovacs is conducting research on the influence of American tobacco firms on broadcast media, and argues that the tobacco company sponsorship of broadcast programs on radio and television profoundly shaped the form and content of both individual programs and the broadcast media industry at large. Using Hagley's unrivalled collection of marketing and advertising archives, including the papers of ad agency giant BBD&O, Kovacs assembles a story of corporate competition over the airwaves from the first tobacco -sponsored radio program in 1924 to the banning of broadcast tobacco advertising in 1971. Dr. Kovacs received support for his research from the Center for the History of Business, Technology, & Society at the Hagley Museum & Library. For more information and more Hagley History Hangouts visit hagley.org.

I'm talking with Peter Kovacs about his product design, tool making and taking inspiration from heritage techniques and materials.Peter's Philosophy - "Our tools allow us to create beautiful objects out of raw materials. These tools should serve us as reliable companions, an extension of our body. That was my aim when I made my axes. Perfect ergonomics, excellent quality steel and heat treatment. From the skill of the blacksmith, hand forging the heads, through my many years of experience with woodwork to the last stitches in the thick leather sheath, everything is an essential part of creating something that will outlast our generation. I want to create a tool which will be handed down to the next generation with a patina on the handle that can only be achieved through years of use”Episode linksSoulwood Creations - https://soulwoodcreations.com/Soulwood Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/soulwood_creationsMake your own axe with Peter - https://www.woodlandmakers.com/product-page/28th-29th-august-axe-hafting-and-sheath-making-with-peter-from-soulwoodHeritage craft red list - https://heritagecrafts.org.uk/redlist/Sussex Trugs - https://truggery.co.uk/James Wood - https://www.jameswoodblacksmith.co.uk/Nick Westermann - https://nicwestermann.co.uk/Chip Carving - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5u-nc41ygcKind Supplyhttps://kindsupply.co.uk/For all your sustainable building products, advice & training. Support the showConnect with me:IG - @jeffreythenaturalbuilderTwitter - @JNaturalBuilderFacebook - JeffreythenaturalbuilderLinkedIn - JeffreythenaturalbuilderSupport this podcast - https://www.patreon.com/buildingsustainability

3 big ideas discussed in this episode: Challenge the beliefs around what is possible for you. Be willing to step outside of the path of what is known and safe and go on a quest to find out what is possible However big your aim is, there is always a small enough step you can take that is not scary but helps you move forward. Get more resources for this episode here: AskJeremyJones.com/243 

2021 was a blast! The first season of GGUTTALKS ended in August this year and looking back, I had great conversations with 35 awesome individuals, from all continents. It was such a great experience with new learnings and insights and whilst in the middle of Season 2 and end of the year, here is a short recap of some of the best moments.

#augmentedreality #virtualreality #mixedreality Peter Kovacs is on a mission to democratize & decentralize virtual reality by solving the fragmentation problem of extended reality, Apertus VR is an Open source AR/VR/MR Engine [ OpenXR]. Peter is the Head of the Virtual Reality Group at the Institute for Computer Science and Control & has Accomplished various XR research and development international projects. Contract-based target XR development leader in the production and medical application fields. He has designed the C++ architecture of the ApertusVR open-source software library & has Received an innovation award by TÜV Rheinland (TRIC/13/0513) Peter is a Member of the Board of Directors at XR4EUROPE, Member of the OpenXR workgroup at Khronos Group which is an open, non-profit, member-driven consortium of 170 organizations developing, publishing and maintaining royalty-free interoperability standards for 3D graphics, virtual reality, augmented reality, parallel computation, vision acceleration and machine learning. https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-kovacs-3327188b/ http://apertusvr.org/team/

Sissel Hansen shares her story from wanting to launch a startup in Berlin, coming from Copenhagen. Then realising the lack of access to information when moving to another ecosystem. This experience led her to start what is now called the 'startup guide' that helps aspiring entrepreneurs get access to information and get started across multiple countries. Great talk where we go through some of the challenges and learnings, and the journey to date.

Péter Kovács started his career as a head hunter, meeting and hiring people in an unconventional way and grew a large, ever expanding network across five continents. He takes us through the rollercoaster of a journey (including the pandemic) which led him to build the global Startup Awards, with a goal to overcome geographical borders with his co-founder Kim Balle and shares learnings and stories.

I denne episoden får vi gjenhør med:  - Torstein Helstad om tiden i Brann  - Peter Kovacs om Tromsø, Viking, Brede Hangeland og Roy Hodgson.  - Ivar Hoff om LSK i gamle dager og Tom Lund.   - Vegard Hansen om Alle gutta og beste han har møtt.  Programleder: Ole-Jørgen Wiig Fredrik Sveen Christian Gilsvik Podcasten er produsert av Radio Metro for Sportsbibelen.com. 

Vi har ekteparet Wiik Kovacs på besøk i studio, og vier den første halvtimen til kvinnelaget til Sandefjord, som sesongåpner til søndag hjemme mot Lillestrøm 2! Kan suksesshistorien fortsette?Vi snakker også om kampen mot TUIL, inkludert spillerbørsen.Peter Kovacs representerer Røkla i konkurranse mot SF-Podden, denne gangen er det triksing som står på menyen, kan det bli 4-0 til SF-Podden?Vi ringer også leder i Tigerberget Kai Rune Hansen for siste info om Start, før oppgjøret på lørdag. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Download Episode Conversations on Race- Perspectives  from a black Ghanaian and a white Hungarian Patrick Tindana and Peter Kovacs: a Ghanaian and a Hungarian share stories and perspectives on race as immigrants to the US A cross-race conversation about race with Patrick Tindana a black African from Ghana and Peter Kovacs, a white Hungarian   Key topics:   Why Patrick Tindana had to leave Ghana for being gay   What it’s like to be from a country where everyone “looks the same” and move to the US   An African perspective on how experiencing race in the US   How Patrick and Peter developed relationships with people of different races, and cultures in the US   Why it’s important to talk about race   Recognizing and understanding the challenges of talking about race with people who are different and people  who have been traumatized   Which immigrants have more privilege and security in the US and which ones are most endangered   Why lack of empathy for people from different cultures and race cause some people to dehumanize others   Hope for the future and bringing people together   Cultural intelligence and why it’s essential to get along in today’s world   The role of sharing food and stories can play to bring people together and find surprising connections   The role that culturally intelligent white people can play to disrupt racism and discrimination   Using privilege to start conversations across race and other differences   Intentionally seeking out and engaging with people who are different   Recognizing trauma amongst different groups   Tips for having cross-race conversations about race/the need to listen and validate experiences of others   What white people do to speak up about racism

Dagens gjest har spilt fotball i Belgia, Finland, Norge og Ungarn. Han har rykket opp med Strømsgodset, Tromsø og Odd. Han har vært toppscorer i første divisjon og Eliteserien. Han har spilt mot Jamie Carragher og Lukaku og scoret mål på Anfield.  Kontakt oss på Instagram: @javielskerfotball

Dagens gjest har spilt fotball i Belgia, Finland, Norge og Ungarn. Han har rykket opp med Strømsgodset, Tromsø og Odd. Han har vært toppscorer i første divisjon og Eliteserien. Han har spilt mot Jamie Carragher og Lukaku og scoret mål på Anfield.  Kontakt oss på Instagram: @javielskerfotball

I ukens episode har SF-Podden besøk av den vanvittige humørfylte og hyggelige spisskjempen, Peter Kovacs. Sammen snakker de om kampen mot Raufoss, hvor Sandefjord vant 2-0. Og om de kommende kampene mot Sandnes Ulf i cupen, og Ranheim i serien. De tar seg også tid til å diskutere saken om andrelaget til Sandefjord som ikke møtte til kamp, og som nå er diskvalifisert i tredje divisjon av Agder fotballkrets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the second episode of ProCEEd > Podcast, we talk to Peter Kovacs, the man behind the Central European Startup Awards, which were handed to the winners last week. Check out this week's newsletter at http://proceed.to. Intro credit: Shangyne. Jingle credit: Thejack288.

Common sense is difficult to define. In business, people with unique and quirky ideas can run into a lot of negativity based on common sense. A few years ago it was the stupid idea of putting a camera in a phone. Common sense said it would never work people who want to make a phone call don't want to buy a camera. Then there was the idiot idea of fancy coffee. Who's going to pay 5 for something with a stupid name like Frappucino How about the guys who decided that, at a time when newspapers are going under all over the country when New Orleans one remaining paper couldn't get enough advertising to sustain itself they're going to launch a brand new daily newspaper in New Orleans. That newspaper is The Advocate. Its editor, Peter Kovacs, who was canned by the Times Picayune in its realignment, is Peter s guest on this episode of Out to Lunch. Opening a business is unimaginably difficult. Most people do it once, maybe twice, in a lifetime. Colin Grussing is doing it once a week. Colin's company, 52 Businesses, is launching a new business every week for a year. Common sense has got to tell you, that's crazy. Right Like the Frappucino. Colin Grussing, Peter Kovacs and Peter Ricchiuti talk about what s smart, what s crazy, when to fold and when to Go For It See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Several weeks ago, National Instruments hosted an online coding challenge called: Code Madness 2011. In this episode of the VI Shots LabVIEW Podcast, my guests are Grant Heimbach who organized the challenge and Peter Kovacs who was the winner. Peter wrote some awesome code that scans through the NI Community site and returns all the documents available […]