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Guests: Robert Bowes Current Advisor with the Heritage Foundation and Consultant in Election Fraud Issues & Banking Expert, Previously: Director, Fannie Mae; Executive Office Senior Advisor for Policy to President Donald J. Trump, Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (FHA program) & Office of Personnel Management (OPM). Preston Munguia Business Consultant to Hispanic Churches, Former Liaison with Dan Cox Campaign to the Hispanic Community Discussion covered: Election finance and the movement of money through Act Blue as reported by James O'Keefe, with O'Keefe Media Group (OMG). Discoveries in the FEC (Federal Election Commission) data, as discovered by the team associated with the Lois Gibson v. Maryland case, referred to as The Gibson Group, supported by Peter Bergman, show multiple individuals' names associated with thousands of small donations, totaling excessive amounts in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Donors were interviewed on video and denied making all of the donations that were reported in their name. This indicates possible Maryland election finance fraud which is being further investigated. Donations to support this legal effort to uncover the truth can be made at www.CharltonScientific.org. Banking and currency changes due to Biden Administration Executive Order # 14067 (March 9, 2022). Possible options include crypto current, QFS (Quantum Financial System) currency, and asset backed currency.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gerald Chappell and Dr. Michelle He launched Fintern at the start of the pandemic, they get into how they had to take down advertising a few months before launch as too many people were signing up. With the intention to disrupt the consumer lending market, Chappell and He explain why their concept puts the customer at the heart of the company by catering loans to individual spending and not just based off a generic credit score. They talk about timing the launch of Fintern and their experiences in securing a licence and what they did to scale and secure funds during the pandemic and thereafter. Chappell, CEO and Co-founder: Previously Partner at McKinsey & EY; Led McKinsey's Digital Lending and Credit Analytics solutions globally. Led 200+ quants developing Artificial Intelligence models   He, COO and Co-founder: Previously Director at EY. Global delivery lead for C-suite at top European banks (team size up to 1500); FinTech advisor; Ph.D in machine leaning

Ryan Smith is Co-founder of a startup (homework - www.homeworkxp.com) and small business owner with three good friends in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Previously Director of Advertising for the Houston Astros, Director of Community for WeWork, BYU Adjunct Professor and a few other awesome adventures. Kind of a sneakerhead. Dad to three crazy-awesome kids and husband to one badass wifey. Born and raised in the Boston area, but currently resides in Salt Lake City, Utah. Instagram Linkedin Want to be on the show? Message Me - https://linktr.ee/nrg97 This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Album 3 Track 16 – Steve Hallowell, Chief Marketing Officer at Herschend Enterprises, previously Director of Marketing at Darien Lake Resorts and Director of Consumer Experience Marketing at Kodak.Steve brings stories of his experience from post-college labor jobs to bringing joy and entertainment to families worldwide. From Kodak to Herschend Enterprises (you most likely know better as the owners of Silver Dollar City, Dollywood, or the Harlem Globetrotters), Steve understands the importance of hard work and the power of joy in experiences. A few takeaways:  Theme parks and shows may be the product, but more importantly, it's about the experience that your consumers have when engaging with Herschend companies. It's essential to stand firm in your opinions, all while trusting your gut to lead you in the right direction. Be vigilant about strategy and flexible with tactics. As a leader, self-awareness can be your best quality for your team.

Kavitha Mathew is the Global Diversity Officer at KPF, and leads the firm's diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, as well as the development and implementation of the firm's global Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitment. Mathew oversees KPF's many internal Communities such as KPF Public, KPF Pride, and KPF+, helps guide KPF's recruitment and resourcing, as well as its philanthropic and volunteer efforts. Leveraging her experience as an architect, Mathew's work at KPF has a project-focused component, advising on engagement and communication with the community. Kavitha is also the Founder and President of Equity Co:LAB, and the Special Projects Director of the American Institute of the AIANY. Previously Director of Corporate Architectural Services for Ralph Lauren, she has also worked in various architectural roles at firms including KPF, Spacesmith, and Ted Moudis Associates, as well as her own practice. In this episode, Kavitha talks about her career journey, from practicing as an architect, to working on the client side, to now becoming the Global Diversity Officer at KPF. Kavitha shares how her passion for equity and social justice work developed, what she thinks is needed at an organization to make equity and inclusion efforts successful, and her advice for companies who are just beginning equity work. We also talk about Corporate Social Responsibility, and the movement toward transparency. - We want to hear from you! Please send your feedback to hello@designvoicepodcast.com and follow the show on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/designvoicepodcast.

Welcome to episode 45 with Arthur Falls. Arthur's podcasts were my inspiration to go on this journey and in this episode, we chat about all the different jobs that lead Arthur to finding his "calling" in this brave new world of decentralised applications. We also talk about Dfinity's Internet Computer, how it works and how we can use it to deploy all kings of applications.Arthur's Bio-Serial podcaster. Previously Director of Communications at DFINITY Stiftung, Director of Media at ConsenSys Ag. Host of The Third Web, The Ether Review, and Beyond Bitcoin podcasts. Blockchain industry observer since 2013.Connect with ArthurTwitter https://www.linkedin.com/in/arthur-falls-29274a55/LinkedIn https://twitter.com/ArthurFallsArthur's podcasts on Soundcloud (All of them - Yay!) https://soundcloud.com/arthurfallsConnect with AdriConnect with AdrianaTwitter https://twitter.com/abelottiLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianabelotti/Blockchain ProTwitter https://twitter.com/blockchainpro_YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/BlockchainProChannelWebsite https://blockchainpropodcast.com

In this episode, I spoke to Matthew Cushen, Founding Partner at Worth Capital, to find out what it takes to get investment from a VC like his. Worth Capital is a non-typical VC, as they run a monthly competition with a very structured approach, so it was a great opportunity to understand how that differentiates them, and what impact that has on how they invest. We discussed everything from trends in investment, diversity, and how he finds investment opportunities to valuations, what causes an immediate ‘no' and what makes a great pitch deck. Mathew Cushen Bio Matthew is Founding Partner of Worth Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on businesses with the potential to build loved B2C or B2B brands. Also an innovation consultant & adviser to the leadership teams of large global businesses such as IKEA, ABInbev & the Coca-Cola Group. Previously Director of ?WhatIf! (the global innovation consultancy, now part of Accenture), following senior operational roles in Woolworths and the John Lewis Partnership. Julie Barber Bio CEO of Spark! Consulting, a boutique business consultancy, Julie is also an author, Non-Exec Director, Mentor and Speaker. Julie's background is working with large financial corporates such as KPMG and HSBC, and quasi-regulators like the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. At Spark! she now works with clients focused on growth, innovation and transformation, from early stage startups to global corporates. Julie developed The Investor Ready Roadmap, a 6-step methodology to ensure confidence and credibility when raising investment – this methodology forms the basis of her No.1 best-selling book, Investor Ready. Alongside Spark! Julie mentors business owners and founders through roles with FinTech Wales and Dent Global. https://spark-consulting.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/julieabarber/ Is your Startup Investor ready? Benchmark your credibility with Investors and uncover opportunities to strengthen your investment case. Take a free scorecard here: https://investorready.scoreapp.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/investorreadypodcast/message

Parents have no idea what their kids are doing online. Co-Hosted By Tyler Cohen Wood: Keynote Speaker, Former Defense Intelligence Agency Cyber Deputy Chief and Previously Director of the Cyber Risk Management group at AT&T. David Clarke – Founder of GDPR Technology Group on LinkedIn, Data Protection - Cyber Sec Expert. Parents have no idea what their kids are doing online. Get the shownotes here: - First person who contacts us you can grab a Free copy of Tyler's book https://www.influentialvisions.com/protect-your-kids-from-predators

With the government’s JobKeeper scheme set to cost $60 billion less than originally forecasted, this week on Democracy Sausage we look at what the government might do with its bonus billions. It was blamed on everything from employers filling out forms incorrectly to the ‘health miracle’ of Australia’s coronavirus response, but the $60 billion budget underspend on JobKeeper raises big questions for the government. So with less stimulus money swashing around in the economy than planned, should the government look at supporting sectors of the economy that are struggling? From the university sector, to employers who didn’t meet the 30 per cent turnover drop, to the nation’s growing unemployed – where should the budget billions be spent? On this episode of Democracy Sausage, Professor Mark Kenny crunches the numbers with Peter Burn of Ai Group and The Age and Sydney Morning Herald’s Chief Political Correspondent David Crowe. Mark Kenny is a Professor in the ANU Australian Studies Institute. He came to the university after a high-profile journalistic career including six years as chief political correspondent and national affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Canberra Times.Peter Burn is Head of Influence and Policy at the Australian Industry Group and is responsible for policy development on a wide range of issues for the group. Previously Director of Policy at the Business Council of Australia, Peter also held academic positions in Economics Departments at the University of Queensland and the University of Newcastle after starting his professional career at the Commonwealth Treasury.David Crowe is Chief Political Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, and a regular commentator on national affairs on the ABC's Insiders program. In a career spanning 25 years, he has covered federal politics as the national affairs editor of The Australian and the Chief Political Correspondent of The Australian Financial Review.Marija Taflaga is the Director of ANU Centre for the Study of Australian Politics and a lecturer in the ANU School of Politics and International Relations. Her major research is on political parties and particularly the Liberal Party of Australia. She has previously worked in the Australian Parliamentary Press Gallery as a researcher at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We’d love to hear your feedback for this podcast series! Send in your questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes to podcast@policyforum.net. You can also Tweet us @APPSPolicyForum or join us on the Facebook group.This podcast is produced in partnership with

Tyler Cohen Wood: Keynote Speaker, Former Defense Intelligence Agency Cyber Deputy Chief and Previously Director of the Cyber Risk Management group at AT&T We discussed: - What To Do To Secure Your Kids and Non Tech Savvy Family Members? Home Working Cyber Threats and Management, Psychological Warfare? People and Businesses are More at Risk Now Than Ever Before What Can They Do? If you want more information on Tyler's books visit the shownotes here:- https://www.influentialvisions.com/expert-talk-cyber-threats-and-risks-in-the-new-world-order-covid-19-and-beyond/

Kristen Wendel, Director of Marketing Operations at Planview, (Previously Director of Marketing Operations at VersionOne) shares how her team uses insightful tools to build a practical pipeline of marketing qualified leads and accounts.

SPEAKERS: MIGNON BUCKINGHAM, COLLINSON, CHIEF CORPORATE STRATEGY OFFICER WARD DECALUWE, BRUSSELS AIRPORT COMPANY, DIRECTOR SPECIAL PROJECTS, PREVIOUSLY DIRECTOR PASSENGER EXPERIENCE PHILIPP MICALLEF, ADVISOR, FORMERLY CEO AT AIR MALTA, SITA, ORANGE, OLIVETTI MARCO REMIORZ, ARNECKE, SIBETH, DABELSTEIN , MANAGING PARTNER #thinkfuture Der Beitrag HAC23 – Where to from here erschien zuerst auf AGILE COSMOPOLITAN.

SPEAKERS: SIMONE VAN NEERVEN, VUELING, HEAD OF INNOVATION | THNK-er | WARD DECALUWE, BRUSSELS AIRPORT COMPANY, DIRECTOR SPECIAL PROJECTS, PREVIOUSLY DIRECTOR PASSENGER EXPERIENCE ALEXANDER VON BERNSTORFF, INTERES, DIRECTOR AIRLINE SOLUTIONS, PREVIOUSLY LUFTHANSA WASSIM SAADE, INFLYTER, FOUNDER & CEO MARK BERGSRUD, GRAB, CEO #thinkfuture Der Beitrag HAC10 – Retail and customer experience stories erschien zuerst auf AGILE COSMOPOLITAN.

If you’re looking for another way to passively invest, listen in to this one. Along with being an active real estate investor, Brett co-founded a platform for investing in real estate loans called PeerStreet. Find out how to invest in the debt side of real estate. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!   Best Ever Tweet: Most people when they think about investing in real estate, they’re thinking about the equity side.   Brett Crosby Real Estate Background: Co-founder & COO of PeerStreet, a platform for investing in real estate loans Advises and invests in startups and is an active real estate investor Previously Director of Product Marketing at Google Co-founded Google Analytics, helped launch: Mobile Ads, Google+ and Drive Ran global growth for Chrome, Gmail, Docs, Drive, etc. Co-founded Urchin, acquired by Google in 2005, turned that into Google Analytics Based in Manhattan Beach, California Say hi to him at Best Ever Book: The Giving Tree     Made Possible Because of Our Best Ever Sponsors: Are you an investor who is tired of self-managing? Save time, increase productivity, lower your stress and LET THE LANDLORD HELPER DO THE WORK FOR YOU! Schedule Your FREE TRIAL SESSION with Linda at Secure Pay One THE Landlord Helper today. Go to to schedule your free session. Subscribe in iTunes and Stitcher so you don’t miss an episode!  

Denise started Scriptd as a way to empower creators/screenwriters, connect them directly with their audiences and the entertainment industry. Scriptd is a searchable database for scripts. This service is now in BETA and is free for writers. Previously Director of Sales and Marketing at famed nightclub, The Box. Seasoned television and digital producer who has worked on Ugly Betty, Sex and the City 2, with tenures at MTV and Endemol (Executive Producer). Bachelor's Degree from Gallatin at NYU. For more information on on Denise and Scriptd, go to Scriptd.com @scriptdinc or find Denise on facebook @deniselovehewett. Connect with Laura Powers at www.laurapowers.net or on Facebook and follow her on twitter @thatlaurapowers.

On this episode of the Seedcamp Podcast Series, Carlos interviews James Moed and explores some of the thinking behind his recent post on three things to think about before thinking about design (which can be read here: http://seedcamp.com/resources/3-things-to-talk-about-before-talking-about-design/). A little more about James: James Moed advises both innovation leaders and design teams, helping them to combine fresh insights around customer behaviour with inspiration from other sectors, new business models, and emerging technologies. James has worked with startups, governments, and social enterprises, as well as corporations in a range of industries - from retail to IT, luxury, and health care. Previously Director of Financial Service Design at IDEO in London, James is especially passionate about making finances feel human again, through services that transform our complex relationship with money. His experience is broad, including insurance networks for Indian farmers, budgeting tools for US credit card users, and loyalty strategies for private wealth clients. Having worked with teams from Generali, Barclays, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Bupa, and the Government of Singapore, James helps organisations build a customer centered approach to innovation, drawing the connections between real-life user observations, new offerings, partnerships, and strategies for growth.

This week an interview with Annie Hudson, Chief Executive of the College of Social work. Previously Director of Social Services for Bristol, she discusses the role of the College, the challenges ahead for the profession, the image of social work and the impact of social media. Then an interview I gave to the BBC about […] The post 014 Annie Hudson Chief Executive of The College of Social Work appeared first on Thoughts On The Social World.