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HERE WE GO! FIRST EPISODE OF SEASON 3 as we go FULL THROTTLE into Dads' Night 80! It's LIVE from PITCH NIGHT! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsnight/message

Join us for an amazing episode of the Indie Game Lunch Hour where we talk with Paul Quinones about Connecting Communities Through Games. Paul Quinones is a Game Developer that has years of industry experience spanning from Game Testing to Unity Engineering. Paul recently worked on Hyper Bimbo Beats, the IGA Level 3 Pitch Night winner, and Romancing Jan Broadsheets. He is also working on The Experience Sharing board game Culture Cue!Learn more about PaulLearn more about Hyper Bimbo BeatsLearn more about usJoin the next episode of the Indie Game Lunch Hour LIVE every Wednesday at 12pm EST on our Discord channel to answer your own burning questions and be immortalized in the recordings.

In the latest episode of Kuppinger Analyst Chat, host Matthias sits down with KuppingerCole's CEO Berthold Kerl and the Director of the Practice Cybersecurity Christopher Schütze to discuss the upcoming cyberevolution event. Berthold Kerl highlights the event's unique positioning, emphasizing its blend of evolutionary continuity with revolutionary tech disruptions. Set in the heart of Europe, cyberevolution focuses on future predictions, current innovations, and the essence of collaboration. Berthold also mentions a diverse attendee list, from over 30 CISOs to students, spanning continents from Europe to Africa. Christopher Schütze touches on AI as the event's central theme and describes various formats, including keynotes, panels, and interactive workshops. He also introduces the Capture the Flag segment, providing insights into its competitive nature. Berthold spotlights the Pitch Night and its competitive spirit, while Christopher highlights workshop topics like ChatGPT and Ransomware Simulation. In conclusion, Berthold articulates cyberevolution's vision: to complement global conferences like RSA by converging innovation, business resilience, and policy in Europe.

In the latest episode of Kuppinger Analyst Chat, host Matthias sits down with KuppingerCole's CEO Berthold Kerl and the Director of the Practice Cybersecurity Christopher Schütze to discuss the upcoming cyberevolution event. Berthold Kerl highlights the event's unique positioning, emphasizing its blend of evolutionary continuity with revolutionary tech disruptions. Set in the heart of Europe, cyberevolution focuses on future predictions, current innovations, and the essence of collaboration. Berthold also mentions a diverse attendee list, from over 30 CISOs to students, spanning continents from Europe to Africa. Christopher Schütze touches on AI as the event's central theme and describes various formats, including keynotes, panels, and interactive workshops. He also introduces the Capture the Flag segment, providing insights into its competitive nature. Berthold spotlights the Pitch Night and its competitive spirit, while Christopher highlights workshop topics like ChatGPT and Ransomware Simulation. In conclusion, Berthold articulates cyberevolution's vision: to complement global conferences like RSA by converging innovation, business resilience, and policy in Europe.

Mariano ci ha raccontato il suo percorso da founder di una startup in Italia al suo ruolo di Country Manager per Qonto - che ha aiutato ad espandersi dalla Francia all'Italia. La cosa interessante è che avendo visto che l'ecosistema startup italiano era indietro rispetto a quello italiano Qonto ha deciso di partecipare al suo sviluppo lanciando iniziative di supporto per i founder - da StrongHer, un'iniziativa per supportare l'imprenditoria femminile alla quale abbiamo partecipato anche noi come mentor, a PowerUp, un'iniziativa per startup early stage e seed. Qonto ha appena aperto la call per l'edizione 2023. Attraverso la call saranno poi selezionate 6 eccellenze che potranno presentare il proprio progetto durante una Pitch Night conclusiva, in programma a Milano il 12 ottobre, di fronte ad una giuria composta da rappresentanti dei principali venture capital e acceleratori italiani, founder di scaleup e primari stakeholder del settore dell'innovazione. Link per candidarsi: https://qonto.com/it/blog/pmi-startup/crescita/dai-la-carica-alla-tua-startup-con-powerup Qonto è la scaleup francese che ha sviluppato una soluzione finanziaria che semplifica tutto: dalle operazioni bancarie e di di gestione finanziaria alla contabilità e alla gestione delle spese.  Hanno tirato su €622M dai più importanti VC del mondo quali Tencent, DST Global, Tiger Global e Exor Seeds. Ad oggi hanno oltre 350,000 clienti tra startup, PMI e freelancer tra Francia, Germania, Italia e Spagna. SPONSOR Qonto è la soluzione di gestione finanziaria e contabile che aiuta Startup, PMI e freelance a risparmiare tempo e aumentare la produttività. Qonto ha deciso di offrire un voucher alla nostra community MADEITX3 che vi permette di provare Qonto gratuitamente per tre mesi. Andate a dare un'occhiata su ⁠www.Qonto.com/it⁠ SOCIAL MEDIA Se vi piace il podcast, il modo migliore per dircelo o per darci un feedback (e quello che ci aiuta di più a farlo diffondere) è semplicemente lasciare una recensione a 5 stelle o un commento su Spotify o l'app di Apple Podcast. Ci ha aiuta davvero tantissimo, quindi non esitate :) Se volete farci delle domande o seguirci, potete farlo qui: Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@madeit.podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ LinkedIn ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@madeitpodcast⁠⁠⁠

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea recently chatted with Brian Young from IMPACT 307, who stopped by to fill us in on the 2023 Fremont County Startup Challenge finalist pitch night, happening this Thursday at the Lander Community Center, beginning at 5:30 PM. Young gave us the lowdown on the five finalists that will be pitching their business ideas and what folks can expect from the open-to-the-public event, which will also have free food and alcoholic beverages available, courtesy of Maven and Mr. D's. Attendees will hear the pitches along with the judges, then get to vote for their favorite pitch, which will be awarded the Audience Favorite prize along with the judge's top 3 picks. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Young below for all the info! Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 7:00 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Juan Cruz es el Co-fundador y General Partner en iThink VC y tiene el objetivo de construir puentes entre talento y oportunidades en la región. iThink VC es una firma de venture capital basada en Paraguay, que invierte en emprendedores con propósito desarrollando soluciones de base tecnológica a los desafíos más urgentes de América Latina, con un foco especial en Paraguay, Bolivia, Ecuador, Perú y Uruguay. iThink VC "Ignite" es su fondo de 20 millones de dólares que invierte en startups LATAM que abordan los retos más fuertes de la región, con especial atención a los ecosistemas nacientes. Si eres un fundador y crees que tu startup podría beneficiarse trabajando con iThink VC, visítalos en: https://ithinkvc.tech/ Regístrate para esta edición del Pitch Night en: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUlduyprzotHNxPueQaCrr9_dGIYfQnaHxe Gracias a nuestros sponsors: Farmacéutica La Santé: Tu Generico, Tu Vida. www.lasanteecuador.com Marcaprotegida: Formaliza tu emprendimiento. Protege tu marca. www.linkedin.com/company/marcaprotegidaec/ Anubis Crypto: Aprende a invertir en criptomonedas con Anubis Academy. https://www.grupoanubis.com/ Facturero Movil: Con Facturero Móvil podrás crear documentos electrónicos autorizados por el SRI, sin contratos y desde 10 dólares. www.factureromovil.com

Come out on November 4, 2022 5 Selected entrepreneurs (and or people with cool or crazy ideas) will be provided with Opportunity to Pitch to Investors, Entrepreneurs, Financial Gurus, and other Business Experts Feedback from the experts Exposure on any of the following media platforms utilized for Pitch Night 2022 Social Media Television Radio Newspaper The winner of Pitch Night 2022 will receive: One-Month of business coaching with High-Performance Business Coach and Best-Selling Author, Crystel Lynn Smith ($1,500.00 value) Branding Video ($1,500.00 Value) 1 Hour Social Media Facebook Ad Strategy Session ($250.00) Facebook Ad Creation ($250.00) The Kiley Co Acceler8 Course ($2,500.00 Value) TOV Annual Chamber Membership ($600.00 Value) 1 Hour Legal Consultation ($350.00 Value) 1-Year Website Hosting ($200.00 Value) And $1,000.00!! That's $6,00.00 in Prizes to Launch Your Success! And we're adding more all the time! https://crystelclearbusiness.com/ Podcast sponsored by Brackens Painting LLC www.brackenspainting.com Music provided by Peter Clark from the album, Peter Clark After Dark found on Soundcloud  

Bulimielernen kennen wir doch alle. Aber wie eignet man sich am besten langfristig neues Wissen an? Eins steht fest: Lernen muss gelernt sein. Lea und Verena erzählen davon, wie sie sich am liebsten weiterbilden und in welcher Phase ihres Lebens sie am meisten mitgenommen haben. Kleiner Teaser: Leas und Verenas Lernroutinen könnten kaum unterschiedlicher sein. Welche Bücher, Newsletter und Podcasts Lea und Verena konsumieren? Hört doch mal rein. (00:01:38) Heute sprechen wir im “Catchup” über unsere Eindrücke vom OMR Festival. (00:10:45) Im “Deep dive” geht es um das Thema lebenslanges Lernen und was wir tun, um uns kontinuierlich weiterzubilden. (00:40:09) Bei “Was bewegt dich” spricht Lea über ihren Trip nach Dresden zur Pitch Night. (00:44:11) Und bei “Was nervt” macht Verena ihrem Ärger über den aufgeblähten Politikbetrieb Luft. (00:48:14) Bei “Meine Frage an” beantworten wir heute zum ersten Mal eine Frage aus der Community. Und das letzte Wort hat heute Verena. In Staffel 2 habt ihr die Möglichkeit Fragen via Sprachnachricht an Lea & Verena zu stellen für die Kategorie “Meine Frage an”. Um deine Sprachnachricht vielleicht schon in der nächsten Folge zu hören, schicke sie uns via WhatsApp an 015255446374. Wir sind gespannt!

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea recently sat down with Brian Young from Impact 307, who stopped by to chat about Thursday night's Fremont County Startup Challenge pitch night. The Fremont County Start-Up Challenge is a platform for County 10 residents to put their ideas to the test while receiving invaluable business coaching and start-up support, in addition to the opportunity to take home a portion of this year's $50K seed fund. The finalists were whittled down to the final group, who will pitch their business ideas to a group of judges and anyone else who wants to attend. The event is free and open to the public, with pitches beginning at 5:30 PM, at Central Wyoming College in Room 100 at the Health Sciences building with a reception to follow at the Brunton County 10 building. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Young below, which begins around the 6 minute mark. Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 8:00 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Leaders from Cincinnati Public Schools heard ideas for improving education in the district and chose among the seven pitches.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! You heard that right –gBETA Pitch Night is coming up soon. On this week's episode, Gerry Dick with Inside INdiana Business is joined by Doug Applegate, Director of gBETA Agbisocience. They talk this year's fall cohort, innovation in agbioscience and what we can expect from the startups when Pitch Night rolls around.  Have you registered to attend the 12/7 event? Link here: https://www.gbetastartups.com/indiana/pitch-night 

Program Director for Start:ME Erin Igleheart is in the studio for today's episode of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio, along with Start:ME graduate and owner of Tutu Maniac DeAndrea Byrd. Joined by co-hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick, the group gathers to discuss the Start:ME program and its impact on its participants on this Around Atlanta segment of Radio. Igleheart has a background in finance and consulting but has always had a deep love for communities and a respect for the people who make a community strong and vibrant. Igleheart began with Start:ME over four years ago as a project manager and transitioned to program director about a year ago. Start:ME is a free small business training program that helps to connect potential business owners with others, while also giving them the tools they need to succeed to build a business. The 14-session experience offers training by Emory's Goizueta Business School and has helped to accomplish: 257 small businesses served 79% of alumni actively operating 75+ Start:ME mentors 556 jobs created 30 brick and mortar stores $11.7 million in annual revenue 69% led by women 84% led by people of color Byrd is the owner of Tutu Maniac, a business that specializes in children's birthday parties. The parties range in theme from painting parties to tea parties to tutu parties for girls ages three to 11. Byrd graduated from Start:ME last year and was the recipient of a grant. Start:ME grew out of research conducted by Dr. Peter Roberts at Emory. He noticed there was a significant gap in the number of micro-businesses per capita in underserved communities. This means fewer people are opening and operating local small businesses. “We know that entrepreneurs need three things in abundance to really be successful,” said Igleheart. “They need business knowledge, they need supportive networks that they can draw upon and they need capital to get started. We also believe that entrepreneurial talent, passion and spirit are equally distributed across the population, but access to some of that knowledge, networking and capital is not.” Because of these gaps, Start:ME was created to serve communities around metro Atlanta and help its members become business owners. The organization partners with local nonprofits to build programs to serve local needs and spur entrepreneurs. Start:ME also sets up its participants to succeed in a variety of economic clients, even in the midst of a global pandemic. Byrd opened up her store-front shop right at the beginning of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. Because of the social distancing and self-isolating protocols enacted to help slow the spread, brick and mortar businesses were taking a hit. Byrd quickly adjusted to the circumstances and created a party in a box! This product offered Byrd's same creative party planning expertise in a socially distanced new packaging. The boxes include party supplies and ideas for the perfect get-together. Over the course of the three-month program, Start:ME is centered around building business knowledge and creating connections. Throughout the process, students meet with both customers and competitors to gather insight and better prepare themselves for life after the program. Start:ME offers an entrepreneurial journey through 14 informative, hands-on sessions. The sessions start off with courses titled Kick-Off, IMPROV & Introductions and Business Storytelling and end with Small Business Tradeshow, Practice Loan Interview and Pitch Night. “One of the best things I got from Start:ME is the connections and the friendships,” said Byrd.“I'm still friends with people I met in Start:ME and I still speak to the mentors.” After the 14 sessions, the Start:ME team continues to support its alumni with mentor office hours, workshops, pop-up markets socials and more. After graduation, Start:ME strives to continue to help businesses grow, evolve and thrive.

We pre-recorded today's conversation via Zoom with Crystel Smith, a high performance business coach and best-selling author with Crystel Clear Business Strategies. Crystel joined to to talk about Pitch Night happening on Thursday, January 21, 2021 frm 5:30pm - 7:30pm at Innovault located on the Old Town Walking Mall in downtown Winchester. Pitch Night 2021 is a chance for startups with a business idea or an existing businesses looking to expand their products or services to pitch their idea to potential investors. 5 Selected entrepreneurs (and/or people with cool or crazy ideas) will be provided with: Live training, (via Zoom) with Alex Skinner, economic anthropologist, CFO of startup IP Haus, and Founder of InnoVault Coworking, through his proven Pitch Masterclass Alex's step by step template to creating and perfecting your pitch Opportunity to pitch to investors, entrepreneurs, financial gurus and other business experts Feedback from those experts The winner of Pitch Night 2021 will receive: One month of business coaching with High-Performance Business Coach and Best-Selling Author, Crystel Lynn Smith ($1,200.00 value) One -Year Flex-Time Membership at Winchester's sought after Innovault ($2,388 value) AND $1,000! Applications are being accepted until December 21, 2020. You can get more details here: https://crystelclearbusiness.com/pitchnight/

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The latest headlines & happenings in Edmonton's tech community. This week: more than 100 people attended the first Startup TNT Pitch Night; DemoCamp Edmonton 48 featured seven demos; the City's Open Data Portal recently celebrated its 10th anniversary; Spontivly has officially launched its app; Jobber has been recognized as one of Canada's Best Workplaces for Inclusion; dealcloser has announced a partnership with Lawfecta.

Raymond Landegent zit niet stil, ook niet na het winnen van Pitch Night #11 met zijn idee "Outsider Street Art'. Peter en Laurens peilen de creatieve ambities van deze culturele ondernemer met een hart voor duurzaamheid en sociaal maatschappelijkheid!

Songwriters Pitch Night on the LIVE Josie Show Tonight!  Pitching songs tonight will be Mikey Goode, Campbell & Green, Benny Pitsinger, Mike Jones & Jerry Jake Howard, and Amanda McCarthy.  Don't miss the opportunity to hear these songs being pitched tonight then get connected with the songwriters for the songs you like.  If you like their style contact them and ask to look at their portfolios.  Lets make the connection between songwriter and singer.   

Tonight on the Josie Show we do a songwriters pitch night on air live.  If you hear a song you want to record or want to check out a writers portfolio contact The Josie Show and we will get you in touch with that songwriter. Many of these songwriters are TSAI Members.

De Awesome Foundation zou een stuk minder 'Awesome' zijn zonder de hulp van onze Partners. Op weg naar PITCH NIGHT #18 op 2 oktober 2019 voelen Peter en Laurens Ras-Rotterdammer en ondernemer Jean-Jacques Sliepen van 'Nieuw Creatief Peil' aan de tand die zijn bijdrage heeft geleverd met het realiseren van de nieuwe website; www.awesomerotterdam.org. Daarnaast is hij tevens de geestelijk vader van de enige echte Rotterdamse Vemouth; Baron Wil jij er bij zijn tijdens PITCH NIGHT #18 in BlueCity010 op 2 oktober 2019? Meld je dan aan via deze prachtige nieuwe site; http://www.awesomerotterdam.org

Peter en Laurens ontvangen Andrea Stierman in de studio; Trustee en Pitch-Night organisator van de Awesome Rotterdam Foundation. Ook Trustee worden? Ga naar de site en meld je aan! De volgende Awesome Rotterdam Pitch-Night staat gepland op 2 oktober 2019 in Blue City. We zoeken nog Awesome ideeën. Heb jij een goed idee? Meld je aan via de site!

Welcome to This Week In Cincinnati Episode 13 for the Week of August 19th! The podcast dedicated to bringing you the news of the Queen City without all of the depressing parts. This week we’ll be covering the drama at the Western & Southern Open, the city's successful Policy Pitch Night, the drama between UC head Coach Luke Fickell and Michigan coach John Harbaugh, and much much more.Make sure to follow us at our social networks!Twitter: @ThisWeekInCincyInstagram: @ThisWeekInCincyFacebook: This Week In CincinnatiAlso make sure to subscribe to our podcast feed on your favorite podcast platform including Apple, Google, and Spotify!Want to be a Podcast Sponsor? Send us an email thisweekincincinnati@gmail.com and we will feature you in the podcast!This Week in Cincinnati is hosted by Brett Keppler and Alysa Ortega, edited and produced by Ryan Taulbee, and brought to you by Treo RealtorsSTORIES:US Bank getting a new nameMillenium Hotel downtown purchased, to be demolishedPolicy Pitch Night with Cincinnati CouncilOhio cuts off police access to facial recognition technologyLots of Drama at the Western & SouthernLuke Fickell fires back at Harbaugh over Hudson transferLongtime Cincy Restaurant to be on Food NetworkAmazon Treasure Truck coming to CincyConey Island hosting international Fireworks CompetitionStay out of the Little Miami RiverMayor Cranley calls Sept 20 a city wide half holidayTwo Cincy teens have collected 160,000 books to donateBack to School STEM FestColor Run

Tonight The Josie Show and TSAI will chat with TSAI Songwriter Members who will pitch a couple songs on air live!  If you are a recording artist you don't want to miss this show.  Tune in to hear music from incredible songwriters.  If you like what you hear, contact the songwriter to inquire about their music.   

Today we’re revisiting an old episode where Matt spoke with Haresh Gangwani, co-founder and CEO of Bolstra, a customer experience company based here in Indianapolis as well as Don Aquilano, co-founder and managing partner at Allos Ventures, a Venture Capital firm that invests in high-potential, early-stage tech companies in the heart of the Midwest. The interview is from all the way back in July 2017, almost 2 years to the day. We’re bringing this one back around because it’s a great insight into customer experience from 2 experts in the space. Haresh and Don walk you through why it’s important to be proactive on CX and how to do it, so you can reduce churn and increase revenue- all while making your customers happy. We thought we’d bring this episode out of the archives to revisit a huge problem every company needs to address, but many don’t know how. By the way, if you’re in the Indy area, Haresh will be pitching Bolstra at our Pitch Night on August 13th at VisionLoft. If you’d like to come and connect with Haresh and other leaders in CX go to https://powderkeg.com/events/ to get your ticket.

#australialistens Melbourne Pitch Night 6 Dec 2018 EATT Magazine, https://eattmag.com/about/ originally a startup magazine that quickly evolved a one-stop travel podcast. Who We Are: Silicon Beach is one of the largest and fastest growing startup communities in Australia. Our mission is to empower startups through education, industry access and uphold communal support from like-minded people. We are a diverse bunch covering all ages, backgrounds and first point of call for newcomers to Australia. Dubbed as one of the “Most Active Groups in Meetup” in the world, Silicon Beach connects you to one of the largest tech ecosystems in the world. Our community of almost 10,000 members consisting of startup and tech founders, freelancers, entrepreneurs, coders and professionals in the tech industry.

#australialistens Melbourne Pitch Night Nov 2018 at Royal Melbourne Hotel EATT Magazine https://eattmag.com/podcasts/ is a proud sponsor of Silicon Beach Radio. What we're about Melbourne Silicon Beach (MSB) is an informal group for anyone interested in founding or working in startups, dev/design in web/mobile tech, IoT, freelancing, investing or working with people in that space. We are a diverse bunch covering all ages, backgrounds and first point of call for newcomers to the startup community in Melbourne. Have a look at our brand new website https://siliconbeachoz.net/  currently in public beta and SiliconNews https://medium.com/siliconnews our publication on Medium. Got something to say? All our members are welcome to submit articles for publication. For more information connect with us on SB Oz Slack channel http://slack.siliconbeach.community/ Watch past 90second pitches at our flagship monthly event - MSB Drinks and Pitch Nights on Silicon Beach TV https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3GhayN9HpW3ulJV7s9AqSg?    Listen to our podcasts on Silicon Beach Radio http://siliconbeachradio.com/   Silicon Beach Meetups happen around Australia http://www.siliconbeachaustralia.org/ and there is a discussion group at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sil  Our regular monthly MSB Drinks meetup happens on the first Thursday night of every month (except January). They usually attract around 100 - 150 Silicon Beachers. They are FREE networking events purposely kept very unstructured so that our members can chat and get to know each other over a drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic). The main feature is the 90-second pitch segment where anyone is encouraged to pitch their idea, startup, app or whatever. This is an excellent way to get used to pitching and get feedback from a bunch of nonjudgemental peers. We also host ad hoc meetups, educational events, and collaborations with other meetups, co-working spaces, and education providers. Be sure to stay connected with us, make sure you enable messages from meetup organizers and whitelist emails from meetup.com domain so they don't get treated as spam. MSB is about you, we provide you the platform that will enable you to be that awesome startup founder, tech founder, coder, freelancer or whoever you want to be. Melbourne Silicon Beach Empowering Founders

In this episode, we bring you the sounds and pitches from RIoT Pitch Night - the event where the six startups from RIoT’s accelerator had their big graduation pitch night. We're breaking down what we saw, what went well, and what other startups can take away from these pitches - the things they can do and things they should avoid. If you like hearing about innovative startups, like thinking about tech innovations and new disruptive technology, or want to hear pitch and presentation advice, this episode is for you. And in this unique episode, we're joined by Stephanie Kissel, Co-founder and COO of Supportedly. Join us as the Supportedly podcast studio and RIoT Studios come together for one epic episode! Stephanie Kissel: Stephanie Kissel is the Co-Founder and COO of Supportedly and the creator and host of the Supportedly podcast. She's also the Program Director for Talent Jam. Supportedly: Supportedly.com helps entrepreneurs connect to free and low-cost entrepreneurial support programs, events, and actionable content. The Supportedly Podcast is a show that explores the best free and low-cost support programs helping entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses.Support the show (http://www.ncriot.org)

With 2019 well underway, our third and final Pitch Night in-between-isode should be helpful for founders busy planning their startup’s goals and milestones for the year. The subject is social impact and the positive business results it can deliver, from sales to talent acquisition, when done correctly. Corporate social responsibility has become a major concern in the world today. Customers want to patron companies that give back to their communities. In fact, a study from Deloitte found that 87 percent of consumers use social impact metrics when deciding which product to buy. Corporations, large businesses,and even startups can bolster their public images and win customers by sharing the wealth with nonprofits and other charitable organizations. This is exactly what Selfless.ly and its CEO, Josh Driver, want to help companies do. Selfless.ly’s online platform removes the logistical roadblocks that often hinder an organization’s social impact efforts, such as managing volunteer time off and matching employee donations. Made for companies of all sizes, all industries, and at all stages, Selfless.ly helps businesses master social impact and do good more easily and efficiently. Josh presented this pitch last October at our “Diversity, Inclusion, and the Future of Tech Pitch Night,” which was hosted by fellow entrepreneur Kelli Jones and featured a special panel of diversity experts in addition to our startup advisors. Josh’s pitch demonstrates why companies should be proactive about corporate social responsibility and explains how robust social impact initiatives can ultimately boost their revenue. In this episode with Josh Driver of Selfless.ly, you’ll learn: --- Why corporate social responsibility is good for a company’s bottom line. --- What Selfless.ly is doing to help organizations grow their social impact. --- How nonprofits and charities can benefit from Selfless.ly’s referral program. If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud or Stitcher. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast. Check it out at powderkeg.com/itunes.

We’re back with another special Pitch Night episode! This time, we’re exploring what successful tech disruption looks like in an industry not typically known for innovation or adoption of new technology: food and beverage, or F&B. Specifically, can technology show us how to pour a beer better? There’s far more at stake than maximizing the taste of your favorite brew. The average draft beer system delivers a surprisingly inefficient pour. About 30 percent of every keg is wasted on average, adding up to nearly $2 billion in wasted beer each year. Josh Springer, founder and CEO of Bottoms Up Beer, invented brand new technology to fix this problem. As the name implies, Bottoms Up’s innovative draft beer dispenser fill glasses from the bottom, through a special magnetically-sealed hole in the base. The result? Beers can be “poured” faster and hands-free, waste is cut to about two percent, and businesses increase their venue by 30 percent. Josh presented this unique (and funny) pitch on how to pour a beer that maximizes profit at a recent Powderkeg event cohosted with Cintrifuse. We’ve once again included the follow-up Q&A with the evening’s advisors in this episode of the podcast. On top of providing a few laughs, it should illustrate the huge potential for tech disruption in the food and beverage space and other traditionally non-tech industries. In this episode with Josh Springer of Bottoms Up Beer, you’ll learn: --- What’s wrong with the way every restaurant and bar serves beer. --- How Bottoms Up increases its customers’ revenues by 30 percent or higher. --- The unique opportunity for advertisers built into every Bottoms Up glass. If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud or Stitcher. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast. Check it out at powderkeg.com/itunes.

Bereits in der ersten Ausgabe mit Richard Borek (MDM in Brunschweig) haben wir darüber gesprochen welche Herausforderungen ein klassisches Handelsunternehmen bei der Digitalisierung hat. In der zweiten Ausgabe (K#163 ist Ausgabe 1) reden wir über die Ergebnisse aus dem Accelerator Programm, der Pitch Night und dem Startupweekend. Bereits jetzt ist Richard in Braunschweig die klare #1 beim Thema digital und profitiert enorm von dem Zugang von Talent. Mehr zum Thema E-Commerce gibt es im Buch: https://amzn.to/2vVA81l

The startup scene in San Francisco is very much alive and brimming with ideas I recently had the opportunity to attend a pitch night in downtown SF. Think of it like a mini shark tank, minus Mr. Wonderful. :-) The place was packed. Adult beverages and pizza were served. I arrived early to check out the scene and network and in doing so, I met some fascinating people including: a woman who worked at LinkedIn for six and a half years before it was bought by Microsoft and became the BIG COMPANY it is today a man who puts on events for startups and was very excited to have his first one scheduled for London this summer a woman who came all the way from Ireland to pitch her idea a man who has created a sensing device that will track packages from start to finish and indicate exactly where damage occurs along the journey (if any)   The majority of attendees were originally from other countries including India, Pakistan, Italy and Russia. The predominant smell in the air besides pizza and beer was hunger -- hunger for closing a deal -- hunger to make it big -- with a hefty side of money. The entire evening was fascinating to experience. If you're at all curious about what goes on at these pitch nights, today's audible will take you on the inside of one.   Connect with me on social media and use the hashtag #pyp ! Twitter   LinkedIn Instagram Facebook   PYP Leadership Academy

CooleyED, Edtech Pitch Night, 11.15.17 Session: Edtech Investment Panel Panel: Jean Hammond, Angel Investor, Co-Founder and Partner, LearnLaunch Ash Kaluarachchi, Co-Founder and Managing Director, StartEd and Producer at NY Edtech Week Alina Kogan, Pearson Education This is the Impact Innovation Podcast by Rebel Method. Bringing you events and panels on different topics to keep you on the edge of innovation and accelerating impact founders from zero to impact. What your event covered? Or have comments or suggestions? Message Sergio on LinkedIn here: www.linkedin.com/in/sergiomarrero Music credit: Starlight by NUBY https://soundcloud.com/nubymusik/starlight

Five innovative travel startup companies pitch industry leaders and investors at Voyager HQ … The companies and judges gathered at the Voyager HQ Clubhouse in New York City for Travel Pitch Night, sponsored by Amadeus. Panelists and audience judged each startup on presentation, business model’s viability, product/market fit, and fundability. This episode powered by Sennheiser.The companies that pitched: Samantha Ruiz (CEO/Co-Founder)  – Well Traveled Rebecca Lima (CEO/Co-Founder) – Ment Matthew Lerner (CEO/Founder)  – MetroButler Lisa Israelovitch (CEO/Founder) – Umapped Eyal Raab (Business Development) – Riskified Panel of judges: Kerri Zeil, Head of Amadeus for Startups Christophe Allard, Director North America at Brussels Airlines Werner Georg Kunz-Cho, Co-CEO of Fareportal Gillian Morris, Co-Founder & CEO of Hitlist   Hear more podcasts from MouthMedia Network at www.mouthmedianetwork.com .

For Episode 2 of Startup Capital, Season 2, we reached out to someone who knows the intricacies of Tallahassee's ecosystem better than anyone: Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum. Elected to the mayor's office in April, 2013, Gillum has been the driving force behind a number of local initiatives, both civic and economic. Most recently, Gillum began a community-wide initiative called the Tallahassee Innovation Partnership (TIP). Spearheaded by Gillum's office, the TIP seeks to connect the city's different institutions with innovative new businesses in town. Kicking off the TIP was an innovation pitch night, which gave local entrepreneurs the opportunity to pitch their startups to the community. This is a step towards solving one issue that we've identified here through Startup Capital: a disconnect between the local startup scene and many of the city's economic players in government and higher education. Two weeks after that Pitch Night, our host Lucas Lindsey sat down with Mayor Gillum for an honest conversation about Tallahassee's past, present, and future as a home for startups and entrepreneurship. Listen in to learn more about Gillum's plans for infusing the local tech scene with life, building innovation locally, and bringing new opportunity to the Startup Capital. This podcast was brought to you by Cuttlesoft, the idea-driven developers. Follow us on Twitter: Mayor Andrew Gillum Lucas Lindsey Cuttlesoft   Episode One Links: Tallahassee's Innovation Pitch Night Kicking-Off the Tallahassee Innovation Partnership From Government Town to Innovation Capital  

All versions (with talking and without talking, mp3 and wav) available at www.uponly.net/episodes, which includes timed tracklists. This is the official version (with talking). In this week's episode, we have a guestmix from Tycoos, and 9 exclusive world premieres from Afternova, Tycoos, Driftmoon, The Enturance, NavidN2M, Leenoox, First Sight, Fresh Code, Greg Dusten, & more! Remember, the new Uplifting Only Top 15: November 2016 compilation is out at all stores and you can get it at abora.lnk.to/uomc1611! TRACKLIST: 1. [0:00:33]: BREAKDOWN OF THE WEEK: Afternova - Who We Are [Time Leap] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] TYCOOS GUESTMIX: 2. [0:03:29]: Alan Morris feat. Jess Morgan - Made of Light [Amsterdam Trance Records] 3. [0:07:26]: Delta IV - See You Again [Synchronized] 4. [0:10:27]: Sneijder & Katty Heath - The Only Place (UCast Remix) [Afterdark] 5. [0:13:00]: Vast Vision, RAM, Temple One, Stoneface & Terminal, Cathy Burton - Go the Sandwriting (Tycoos Mashup) [CDR] 6. [0:17:10]: Stephane Badey - With You (Robbie Seed Remix) [Veritas] 7. [0:20:56]: Paul Di White - Cairo [Synchronized] 8. [0:24:25]: Tycoos & First Sight - Wonderland [Veritas] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 9. [0:27:41]: Greg Dusten - Anywhere With You [Synchronized] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 10. [0:31:52]: Leenoox - Elve's Dream [Synchronized] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 11. [0:37:50]: NavidN2M - Brave [Synchronized] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 12. [0:41:33]: Fresh Code - Voice of an Angel [Synchronized] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 13. [0:44:35]: Fresh Code - Perpetuity [Synchronized] 14. [0:48:18]: Fresh Code - Hands to Heaven [Synchronized] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 15. [0:51:33]: Tycoos - Beyond Time (The Enturance Remix) [Synchronized] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] 16. [0:54:34]: Type 41 vs. XiJaro & Pitch - Night is Calling [Beyond the Stars] BACK WITH ORI UPLIFT: 17. [0:59:50]: Sean Tyas feat. Victoriya - Perfect World (Extended Mix) [FSOE] 18. [1:04:24]: Artisan & Kate Louise Smith - I Follow (F.G. Noise Remix) [Amsterdam Trance Records] 19. [1:10:02]: Nolans Stenemberg feat. Angel Falls - Shelter (Nikolauss #140 Remix) [Maraphobia] 20. [1:14:26]: FAN FAVORITE 195: AirLab7 - Le Fruit de la Grisaia (Emotional Mix) [Airstorm] 21. [1:20:15]: ELV feat. Rebecca Louise Burch - Air Horn (A.R.D.I. Remix) [Trance All-Stars] 22. [1:24:50]: illitheas - Moments with You (Intro Mix) [Abora Skies] 23. [1:30:41]: Alan Morris - First Love (Extended Mix) [FSOE] 24. [1:35:20]: Paul Denton & Sue McLaren - Same Stars [Amsterdam Trance Records] 25. [1:40:16]: Spawn - Asahi [State Control] 26. [1:45:36]: Night Sky feat. Rebecca Louise Burch - This I Know [Abora Ascend] 27. [1:50:32]: PRE-RELEASE PICK: Bobina & Natalie Gioia - My Everything (UCast Remix) [Magik Muzik] 28. [1:55:59]: SYMPHONIC SEND-OFF: Driftmoon with Laurie Ann Haus - Felix [Abora] [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] ----------------------- Remember to vote for your favorite songs! http://j.mp/uovote. Ori cares about what you think! Voting results for all episodes can be found on Facebook at http://j.mp/uoresults. To sign up for weekly tracklist emails, go to http://j.mp/uosignup. Each week, each Thursday, a new episode airs on DI.fm (Epic Trance channel) at 1200 EST/EDT, which usually corresponds to 1800 CET / 2130 IST. It is posted to Soundcloud, Mixcloud, & iTunes as a podcast soon thereafter. © 2016 Abora Recordings LLC. Follow the Abora Recordings Soundcloud profile here: https://soundcloud.com/aborarecordings. Follow Ori Uplift's Facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/oriuplift

Teacherpreneur is a program to empower teachers to solve the biggest challenges they face in their classrooms and schools. Modeled after Co.Lab's 48 Hour Launch event, Teacherpreneur helps teachers take a big idea and mold it into a basic model that they can then "pitch" to the community. Oh, and its all within 48 hours... In today's podcast we learn more about the program from Public Education Foundation's Geoff Millener & this year's Teacherpreneur pitch night winner, Kelsey Huynh from East Side Elementary. Referenced in the podcast and updated resources: Public Education Foundation: http://bit.ly/2bvIR13 Teacherpreneur Website: http://bit.ly/2bvJmrJ Kelsey Huynh's pitch for Helping Hands, Ending Hunger: http://bit.ly/2bwEVKy Teacherpreneur 2016 Pitch Night: http://bit.ly/2c3Lmmv Further Teacherpreneur Funding Grants Announced: http://bit.ly/2bNa1zV

Trinitas Mhango is one of a new generation of young, would-be entrepreneurs in Malawi. She has a dream of making it big in business and she has a great idea - to mass produce and sell sanitary pads in one of the poorest countries in Africa, where millions of girls and women cannot afford proper sanitary management. The market research she has done shows it is a potentially huge market and Malawi desperately needs people like her to succeed and help grow its near bottom of the GDP league economy. There is just one big problem - she has not got the money to set up on her own. Malawi's banks won't lend her the cash she needs and even if they would, with interest rates at a staggering 40% she would never make it. But now Trinitas has a great opportunity to get the backing she needs to kick-start her business. She is going into competition at Pitch Night, where the best and brightest young entrepreneurs in the country pitch their ideas hoping to win the hearts, minds and financial support of some of the Malawi's Business “Dragons” who can back or sack their ideas. It is a huge opportunity, potentially a life-changing evening. But can she do it? What will she say to win the Dragons over? Can she stay cool, calm and collected in front of a large and fiercely critical audience? Or, will it all be too much for young Trinitas? Will her dreams of a life as a successful entrepreneur end at Pitch Night? (Photo: (L) Trinitas Mhango)

SE043: Looking for your next big hit?  Tonight is your night as we pitch great songs on our Songwriters Pitch Night at The Josie Show. Radio with a purpose!

I’m back with a Very Special Episode (no, not the one where Jessie is addicted to caffeine pills) of the Creative City podcast. This time, I took my portable studio - aka laptop and mic - on location to MORTAR’s Life’s a Pitch event, where I talked to four of the program’s recent graduates about their businesses and future aspirations. Since the venue was a bar, I set up shop on the “quiet” back patio, only to be thwarted by a monsoon that decided to roll through anytime I hit record. Can you say background noise? The event was great, though, and I managed to catch up with a few of the talented folks rounding out the Spring graduating class: Rebecca Denney of Paleolicious Cincy - Catering locally produced, organic food that tastes great. paleoliciouscincy.com Katy Dietz of Green Man Twist - Soft serve ice cream with a community focus, based in Walnut Hills. facebook.com/Greenmantwist Stephanie Bohanon of Beaux Studios - A concept salon that’s combines a beauty salon, retail space, and events venue. instagram.com/beauxstudio.oh Rolandis Williams of iCleanology - Specialty cleaning services for the restaurant industry (apologies--the first part of our interview got cut off). www.icleanology.com, coming soon To learn more about MORTAR’s commitment to building communities through entrepreneurship, check out my chat with Allen Woods in episode 8 at www.creativecitypodcast.com. Music by The Passion Hi-Fi

SE042: Special Edition #42 - Songwriters Pitch Night

The Tech.eu podcast is a weekly show where Neil S W Murray and Roxanne Varza discuss the most interesting stories from the European technology scene. On this episode they discuss: - The expansion of European Netflix rival Wuaki.tv, which recently launched in Ireland and Austria. - Sony’s acquisition of Belgian image sensing startup Softkinetic. - The Lady Pitch Night competition, organised by Girls in Tech and how best to improve diversity in tech. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy