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Nick Tippmann is a vertical SaaS investor and advisor. He's also an LP in several VC funds. Previously Nick was CMO at Greenlight Guru where he led marketing efforts from $0 to $10s of millions in ARR while bootstrapping. In this episode we talk about: - The growth story of Greenlight Guru - How to leverage SEO as a growth channel? - How much work does it take to put SEO to work? - How long do you have to wait to start seeing results from SEO? - How startups should think about GTM approach? - What makes him excited about Vertical SaaS opportunity? - How he evaluates startups & VC firms before investing in them? - How does he keep track of all his investments? & lots more Links: Follow Nick on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicktippmann Follow Nick on X - https://x.com/ntippmann Hosted by Prashant Choubey - https://www.linkedin.com/in/choubeysahab Subscribe to VC10X for more insightful episodes!

In this IMPACT = podcast episode, we talk to our Chief Executive Officer, Nick O'Donohoe. Nick joined BII as its Chief Executive in June 2017 and is also a member of the Board. Prior to joining BII, he co-founded Big Society Capital with impact investing pioneer Sir Ronald Cohen. Nick served as its Chief Executive Officer from 2011 to December 2015. BSC is an independent financial institution established by the UK Government as “the world's first social investment bank”. Previously Nick worked at JP Morgan, latterly as Global Head of Research. He was a member of the Management Committee of the Investment Bank and the Executive Committee of JP Morgan Chase, as well as the senior sponsor for JP Morgan's Social Finance Unit. Nick co-authored “Impact Investments: An Emerging Asset Class”, published by JP Morgan and the Rockefeller Foundation in November 2010. In this in-depth discussion with our host Andrew Murray-Watson, Nick talks about his impact investing journey and shares his insights on the role finance can play in helping solve some of the world's biggest development challenges.

Nick is Facebook's Director of Agencies. We discuss the future of advertising, regulation and how agencies can get the best out of Facebook and Instagram. Featuring Nick Baughan and Gil David Facebook, Inc In this episode we discuss: · A career in agencies and moving to Facebook · Managing the scale of advertisers at Facebook · How agencies can interact better with FB · What skills agencies might need to succeed · The role of the data analyst v ad buyer · Government regulation of Facebook · Brand safety · Ad placements and content · New social platforms and how competition drives the product forward · The rise of ecommerce solutions on Facebook products Nick's Book Recommendations The War of the Poor by Éric Vuillard The Order of the Day by Éric Vuillard Important Links Agency help: https://www.facebook.com/business/help Agencies: The agencies link redirects to this page https://www.facebook.com/business/agencies/about Blueprint: https://www.facebook.com/business/learn Beer by the coast - Dave Dye writes about his recollections here: https://davedye.com/2014/08/18/adnams-pt-2-words/ Nick Baughan Nick Baughan is Facebook's Director of Agencies leading their partnerships with the marketing, professional services and investment industries. Prior to joining Facebook in 2019, Nick spent 13 years at WPP Plc most recently as CEO of Essence across EMEA, overseeing media investment for advertisers including Google & BT. Nick sits on a range of industry trade bodies and committees including the Effies Council, the Advertising Standards Authority Industry Advisory Panel, The Advertising Association Trust Working Group and the IAB Board. Previously Nick also sat on the World Economic Forum's Global Council for Information. Nick also mentors for the Marketing Academy programme. Nick lives in North London with his wife and two children. Gil David Gil David is on Twitter https://twitter.com/Gil_RunDMG and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/gil-david/or you can find him at the Run DMG https://www.run-dmg.com/ Andi Jarvis If you have any questions or want to talk about anything that was discussed in the show, the best place to get me is on Twitter or LinkedIn. If you don't get the podcast emailed to you (and a monthly newsletter) you can sign up for it on the Eximo Marketing website. Make sure you subscribe to get the podcast every fortnight and if you enjoyed the show, please give it a 5* rating. Andi Jarvis, Eximo Marketing.

In Episode 8 of The Dismantling You Podcast, I'm talking with Tony & Olivier Award winning Producer Nick Demos about what it takes to be an extraordinary, successful yoga teacher and creative entrepreneur. Previously Nick was the Artistic Director of Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma where he transitioned the company to a multi- million dollar business including the building of a brand new theater, a children's academy, rehearsal studios, scenic and costume shops. For his work Nick was awarded the “Living Treasure Award” in the state of Oklahoma presented to him by the state's former governor. He has been teaching yoga, pranayama (breath work), meditation and creativity for over a decade. Nick coaches soul- centered entrepreneurs business strategies and how to authentically utilize stories to leverage their personal brands. He is the host of The Creative Soulpreneur Podcast. To find out more about Nick, visit his website at  www.thenickdemos.com on Instagram and Facebook @thenickdemos Connect with Lisa Pineda here: Website www.lisapinedayoga.com TEDx Talks: How Yoga Helped Me to Let Go & How Meditation Can Unlock Your True Potential --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lisa-pineda/support

My guest this week is a fellow designer and podcaster, Nick Longo. We first met at Adobe Max 2017 and I was a listener of his podcast, Deeply Graphic Design. Nick is a man who wears many hats and wears them well. Designer, brand specialist, instructor, mentor, podcaster and business owner. We talk about the balance of all those responsibilities and the thing about branding that makes us both fascinated with it. Nick is a great, informative and intelligent guy and this was a very enjoyable chat about graphic design.Nick Longo is a highly regarded creative executive with over 20 years in the design and retail industry. Nick owns and operates a branding agency specializing in product launches, corporate identity, packaging and retail executions. Previously Nick co-managed Equity Marketing, a leading promotional products company in Los Angeles, overseeing custom retail product development for clients such as Kellogg's, Kohl's, Burger King, Macy's, Kraft Foods, DreamWorks and Starbucks. He has partnered with over 150 internationally known brands and licenses. His designs have been recognized by POPAI International Point of Purchase Organization, winning multiple Best in Industry awards.Nick's InstagramNick's BehanceNick's WebsiteNick's TwitterNick's LinkedinDeeply Graphic Design Podcast

It is a pleasure to welcome back Nick Bisley, an international relations expert from La Trobe University in Melbourne. We were keen to sit down with him in the virtual studio to examine Australia’s response to the global pandemic. We were most interested to understand the relative success of the Australian effort to flatten the curve of infections of the virus when it was clear that Australia had suffered a crisis of competence in dealing with the bush fires that had ravaged Australia in its summer. (Please listen to the ‘Now’ Series Ep. 18: an interview with Steven Slaughter ‘Australia Burning’: The politics of Climate Change in Australia”). The answers Nick provides are quite revealing of how Australia is well and badly governed. Nick is currently Head of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at La Trobe University in Melbourne and Professor of International Relations. Previously Nick served as the Executive Director of La Trobe Asia at La Trobe University. Nick is the author of many works on international relations, including Issues in 21st Century World Politics, 3rd Edition (Palgrave, 2017).

If you are in a business trying to grow and scale, some of the key principles in turnaround are applicable to you! Previously Nick was the ‘turnaround guy’ – going into privately backed equity businesses, usually when it wasn’t going where it should and turning the businesses around. In this episode he shares his expertise and experience of what it actually takes to successfully turn around a business and why the principles and strategies of a turnaround are also applicable to scale up. When a business is in turnaround everyone is galvanised and focused and that same principle is a superpower for a business, in scale-up. The 2 critical components of a turnaround are cash and time management, listen in to hear how to get them into your business and the vital importance of being present and focused.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Business development Key customers – visit all your customers and reinforce your relationships. Bundle up sales to make them attractive and sell more. Lapsed (past) customers - Most small businesses are only serving around 10-20% of the customers they have acquired over the years they have been in business Going back to past customers and re-engaging can be a good way to quickly get business because there is already a relationship in place JV and affiliate partners -  You have value in your customer base and if you can partner with someone who has a product your customers will choose then you can quickly get money coming in. Promotion - You should use free or low-cost media vehicles to promote you, your personal brand and your business. social media is a quick way of getting your message out there. The more leads you have, the more conversations you can have that may lead to a sale. Costs The opportunities to outsource are huge and there are many ways to use the expertise and experience of freelancers with specialist skills to work towards the result you want. Delete all the costs that are not critical to the business and re-negotiate all contracts. Rent is a big cost in any context – Asking for a ‘rent holiday’ could save your business. Review your credit terms – the length of time you take to pay your suppliers, 30 days should be a minimum – it’s about time and cash. Cash strategies You may have excess inventory that could be sold or you can liquidate some debtors through offering a discount for paying in a very short time frame – it’s not about losing money it’s about getting cash into the business. grant funding – potentially free money because you fit the criteria of what a government wants to support,  but it takes some time to apply and secure this type of funding. Cash can be sourced from angel investors, family, friends and crowdfunding. Often HMRC will agree to deferment – because ultimately they want their money but you must agree on an repayment schedule. The cashflow forecast You need to be looking at this at least weekly. You have to understand exactly where your cash is going on a finite and intricate level and you need to know in advance if you have to take massive action to get yourself above the red line.   BEST MOMENTS ‘They are key customers because you have been able to solve a problem for them’ ‘Every business I go into I build some sort of referral program’ ‘The reason I feel confident and congruent in scaling up any business is because I’ve been through the pain of turnaround’   VALUABLE RESOURCES Scale Up Your Business Podcast 90 Day Business Growth Accelerator website Nick Bradley LinkedIn   ABOUT THE HOST My name is Nick Bradley. I’m an entrepreneur, author, speaker and investor. My background is in growing and scaling VC and Private Equity backed businesses. Having successfully built, bought and sold a number of companies, and removed myself from day-to-day operations, my focus now is on helping entrepreneurs get to where they want to be, in business and in life. As well as investing in growth businesses and backing turnarounds - with the ultimate aim of creating value from significant capital events. I’m passionate about personal and professional development - showing up and being the best version of myself ... every day. My bigger vision is to help bring entrepreneurial skills, experience and mindset to people in developing nations - so they can follow their dreams, live life more on their terms - utilising entrepreneurship as a global force for good.   CONTACT METHOD https://twitter.com/nickcbradley nick@fielding.global www.fielding.global  

In this episode of the Human Potential Podcast our host, Oliver Freer, talks to Nick Mercer, Chairman of MercerBell about building a direct marketing company over 20 years and selling it successfully to a major agency. Nick talks about the importance of having very clear business values, an open and transparent approach to staff communications and developing the right mix of positivity, enthusiasm and resolve, even when facing the loss of a major client account.More about Nick MercerNick Mercer has over 29 years’ experience working, and leading data driven marketing agencies.Nick co-founded MercerBell in 1999 and has since helped it grow into Australia’s leading Customer Experience agency, with a staff of 80 and a client list of blue-chip brands such as Toyota, Qantas, Caltex and Nestle.Nick relocated to Melbourne in December 2017 to set up the Melbourne office which now has ten staff.On January 1st 2019 Nick started a new role as Head of Data Spine ANZ for The Publicis Groupe & Chairman of MercerBell.Prior to setting up MercerBell, Nick spent three years as General Manager and Board Member of M&C Saatchi Direct. Previously Nick was part of the team to establish JWT Dialogue, the direct marketing arm of JWT Sydney.Nick started his career in Sydney with one of Australia’s pioneering Direct Marketing agencies, K&D Bond Direct.In 2016 MercerBell were acquired by Saatchi & Saatchi (part of The Publicis Groupe). The Mercer Bell business continues to operate as a stand-alone Customer Experience Agency and provide their skills and expertise to Saatchi & Saatchi and Publicis Groupe clients across Australia and New Zealand.Nick is closely involved with the communications industry and has served on the Board of Directors for ADMA, chaired the Effectiveness Awards and is a regular speaker at the ADMA Forum.In 2017, Nick was inducted into the ADMA Hall of Fame for his outstanding contribution to the Advertising Industry. Nick is also a board director for ADHD Australia. 

On this week’s episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Nick Lucius and I chat about physical therapy wellness services. Nick is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist working with Barwis Methods as an Applied Coach in Port St. Lucie, Florida. In this episode, we discuss: -How to transition from episodic care to wellness services -The role of strength and conditioning in physical therapy services -Nick’s thoughts on the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist -How to develop a therapeutic alliance in a biopsychosocial model framework -Advice for #FreshPTs -And so much more!   When communicating desired outcomes to patients, it is important to stress the long-term wellness and quality of life aspects. He states, “have them understand that the goal is not to run you through the ground and to make you hurt, it’s really to empower you to live the rest of your life in the most positive and healthy way possible.”   In contrast to the biomedical approach to patient care, the biopsychosocial model can allow you to empower the patient and ultimately develop buy in for future wellness needs. He believes, “it really would benefit us to not look at us as a lifelong PT or lifelong clinician insinuating the mechanic, ‘Oh yeah, just come back to me and I'll fix you up.’ It's not like a car, you have feelings and emotions and thought processes, it muddies the water really fast, and that’s what really benefits having that wide range of education from strength conditioning to pain science to traditional physical therapy and that ties it all back in together.”   As a new graduate, Nick offers some advice for fresh PTs to, “Keep the hunger for knowledge and the hunger to really make substantial and life changing change for these individuals. When you get a couple of cases that might be discouraging or make you feel uncomfortable, everyone feels uncomfortable and at some point they got comfortable being uncomfortable, they got very used to having that hunger to try to keep driving to be better and better.”   For more about Nick: Nick graduated from the University of Michigan with a Doctor in Physical Therapy in 2015. Previously Nick earned a Bachelors of Science from Grand Valley State University in Clinical Exercise Science in 2012. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association and CPR/AED certified through the American Red Cross. Nick began at Barwis Methods as an Intern prior to starting his DPT studies and is a Barwis Methods Applied Coach.   Make sure to follow Nick on twitter and facebook and find more educational materials at Barwis Methods where Nick is offering 10% off with the code: barwismethodHWS!   Resources discussed on this show: Nick Winkelman Twitter Mike Reinold Twitter Kelly Starrett Twitter Doc and Jock Podcast Therapy Insiders Podcast Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning Neuromechanics of Human Movement   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen   P.S. Do you want to be a stand out podcast guest? Make sure to grab the tools from the FREE eBook on the home page! Check out my latest blog post on The Do's and Don'ts of Social Media!   P.S.S. Check out the inaugural Women in PT Summit here! Sign up now as space is limited!  

Are the arts in crisis? What does the future hold for creative companies, both large and small? Join us to discuss the changing face of arts funding, the impact of the recent cuts, and the response from artists and arts companies across Australia. The panel will include Michael Lynch CBE AM, Nick Atkins, Lily Shearer and Tamara Winikoff OAM. Michael Lynch CBE AM As one of Australia's most recognised and experienced arts administrators and cultural figures, Michael has lead some of Australia's most prominent arts companies including Sydney Theatre Company, the Australia Council for the Arts and the Sydney Opera House. From 2002 to 2009 he was chief executive of the South Bank Centre in London and has also served as Director of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and as a board member of Film Victoria. Michael was the CEO of the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong until 2015 and is now the chair of the Sydney Community Foundation.. Nick Atkins A theatre maker and producer, Nick is currently the Producer for Q Programs at The Joan and Board Member of PACT Centre for Emerging Artists. His work at The Q has seen him develop and implement the Young Artist Program. Previously Nick worked as the Associate Producer and Co-Artistic Director of Crack Theatre Festival. From this role he collaboratively programmed the festivals presentation, panel and masterclass series. Lily Shearer A proud citizen of the Murrwarri Republic and Ngemba Nation (north-west NSW/south-east QLD), Lily has over thirty years of experience in First Peoples Cultural Development, Arts Management and in theatre and performance making. She is currently a freelance performance artist, cultural collaborator and a founding and volunteer member of the Mooghalin Artistic Directorate. Tamara Winikoff OAM Tamara Winikoff is Executive Director of the National Association of Visual Arts (NAVA) and well known in Australia as an arts advocate, cultural commentator and senior arts manager. Tamara has been involved in arts management for over thirty years and has spoken, written and published extensively about cultural and design issues.