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Karrot North America CEO Robert Kim talks about the Korean neighbourhood marketplace platform jumping into the Canadian & US markets, why we need yet another peer-to-peer app and how Karrot is different from Craigslist/Kijiji/EBay/Facebook Marketplace/Nextdoor, why in Korea the app is listed under the ‘Social' category rather than the ‘Commerce' category, how they are using AI to build a trust layer at a hyper-localized level, and some tales from his past experiences with tech startups [or as they used to be called: 'schemes'] For more on Robert Kim and Karrot, please visit www.karrotmarket.com TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The “Too Good To Go” is a win-win: consumers can buy food for their family at a reduced price while stores/restaurants can monetize unsold food that'd normally throw out. I sit down with Sarah Soteroff from Too Good to Go North America.Turn your stash into cash! You probably have hundred of items you don't use that you could sell and line your pockets. We talk with Robert Kim, CEO of Karrot North America, about the app that connects buyers with sellers in your neighborhoodI love covering the latest innovations in automotive technology. And so, I'm thrilled to have on the show, Bryan Nesbitt, Executive Director of Global Cadillac Design, to tell us about the recently unveiled Opulent Velocity concept vehicle.Thank you to Intel, Visa, and Western Digital

Are your to-do lists leading to more stress than productivity? In this episode, I've invited Robert Kim to discuss why it's time to throw out the traditional to-do list and focus on what truly matters. Robert shares his revolutionary approach to managing tasks, emphasizing the importance of aligning daily actions with overarching goals. Dive deep into the intricacies of prioritizing tasks in high-pressure environments like startups, and discover how Robert's experiences at Zuub, an innovative company in the dental insurance verification space, have shaped his unique perspective.Robert takes us through the journey of Zuub, explaining how the company addresses inefficiencies in practices to improve case acceptance rates and streamline patient engagement. Along the way, you'll gain valuable insights into the art of prioritizing tasks based on their impact on clients and the overall mission. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone struggling to manage their workload effectively or those looking to elevate their productivity strategy.What You'll Learn in This Episode:Why traditional to-do lists might be holding you back.How to focus on critical tasks that align with your main objectives.The challenges of managing priorities in a startup environment.Insights into operational inefficiencies in practices.How Zuub improves case acceptance rates and patient engagement.The importance of prioritizing based on impact rather than volume.Ready to redefine your approach to productivity? Click play and transform your to-do lists with, Robert Kim!‍‍You can reach out to Robert Kim here:Website: https://zuub.com/‍Mentions and Links: Businesses/Services:Amazon‍Terms:PMS - Practice Management Software‍If you want your questions answered on Monday Morning Episodes, ask me on these platforms:My Newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/The Dental Marketer Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2031814726927041‍Episode Transcript (Auto-Generated - Please Excuse Errors)‍Michael: Hey, Robert. So talk to us. What's one piece of advice you can give us this Monday morning? Robert: I'd say throw out your to do list. Michael: Why is that? Robert: So I think that too many of us have the best of intentions, and oftentimes we create a lot of these punch lists of things that, we think that we need to get done, we'd like to get done, whether they're aspirational or tactical, or whatever the case might be, and oftentimes we lose sight of what we really need to get done and those to do lists, While they can be great in terms of getting your thoughts down, I think that oftentimes we use them a bit as a crutch of well, these are the only things I need to do, or it can be the flip side to become this overwhelming terror filled list of things that you don't think you can ever get done.What I mean by getting rid of the to do list is remember what are the things that you really need to get done. Why are you getting those things done? And write those things down and focus on that. Michael: Now, with the to do list. could this be the way of remembering things though? Like for example, if we were going through so many things throughout the motions, I feel like sometimes I'm like, I got to write this down or else I'm going to forget it. Robert: you're absolutely right. I would say that. if your mind is as porous as mine, and mine is a complete sieve, if I don't write something down, it doesn't exist.It's gone. It's in the ether, right? So I'm not saying don't take notes. Don't write things down. because without it, we wouldn't be able to, function on a day to day basis. What I'm advocating though, is all of those to dos they should all bubble up and align to something that.Is at a higher order of things that need to get done for a particular purpose. So what I like to do for myself and what I recommend to my teams on a daily basis, you know, we're a startup company. There are a million different competing priorities. And if I were to look at my punch list, I'm looking at it right now over here on the side.It's overwhelming. And to the point of potentially causing paralysis if you were to just try to operate off of that punch list, what I'm recommending is let's remember what's the focus. Why are all of these things on that list? What is it that you're trying to accomplish? And if you look at it from that lens, that helps to prioritize the things that you absolutely need to get done.Some things are deadline based, and if there is a hard backstop that you can't go beyond, of course, that's going to be prioritized, but all of those other things, the things that you really feel like you need to get done, you just don't know how to get started. Or you find the lack of motivation to get started.It's because you're losing sight of what that larger vision, that larger goal is. Michael: Gotcha. Okay. So you mentioned it to, like you're a startup company, right? What happens when there's stuff that needs to get done deadline based, is there a way to gauge it to where it's like, it's not that important.It is important. Maybe this could wait another, did I put a deadline when I didn't even need to put a deadline kind of thing? You know what I mean? But that all also takes time to sit down and look through. Robert: So let me give you a little bit of color and context of what it is that we do here.I'll make it a little bit more personal, but how I, go about my day. So at Zoob, our number one selling product is automated insurance verification. You know, Offices come to us with the need because they're overwhelmed in their daily task of. verifying insurances withthe various portals or calling these insurance companies, wasting 20 to 40 hours a week just in that activity, right?It's a never ending list of things that need to get done on a daily basis. So we take that on for them. The way that we prioritize things here and for myself is anything that's client facing, because this is such a mission critical operation within their business. If it's impacting the client, that always goes up to the top.Now, there are things that we have to do to prioritize that punch list. So the overarching theme is impact a client and how severe it is. If it's severity level one, then that's something we get on right away. If it's something that is impacts the client, but the client can actually get the work done, it might not be optimal.They might be a little bit slower than they would like. That's something that we're still going to give immediate attention to, but it's not as severe as that level one, right? It all comes down to immediate impact a client, but then there's a secondary overarching goal and that is to improve the life of our client.they might sound like they're one in the same, but it really isn't. The second one is what can we do? What are things that we haven't done yet that will impact our clients in the way that in the future it will make their lives better. It will give them back more time. It will help them to focus more on patient care things like that.those are the activities that we would prioritize next. And it's a matter of filling up that queue on a daily basis of which of them fall under the following buckets and then knocking them off one at a time. Michael: Gotcha, okay. Is that how Zoob kind of came out to be? Where you were like, you're in a practice and you're thinking, Hey, how can we kind of like eliminate some of these high priorities, but like, you know what I mean, checklist items?Don't take up much time or Robert: where Zube came in the whole team were all veterans dental space. And what we saw were that a lot of practices were because of the inefficiencies, either whether it's operationally related or PMS related, they were leaving an awful lot of money on the table with their patients.Yeah. and it wasn't necessarily a fault of their own. It was fault of the available resources and the tools. So we started down the road of increasing case acceptance. And we looked at the way that most practices, your average practice, I'm not talking about 1 percent that has an amazing treatment coordinator.They have amazing collateral and material and all of those things combined. That process runs effectively and efficiently 100 percent of the time those aren't the practices I'm talking about. I'm talking about your All average practice the practices that are starting out and they don't necessarily have everything figured out.How can we help them maximize every potential of every patient? We started out with case acceptance and we created this beautiful platform where we make it as easy to understand what a patient's obligation is, what the patients are signing up for, as it would be if they were to go look at product on Amazon or look at their checkout on any other website that they're familiar with the realization from going down that road was the insurance verification process was broken and it was a crucial process for them to be able to deliver these treatment plans.You can't tell a patient how much their potential out of pocket expense would be if you don't have that. insurance properly verified and you have a limited amount of time. It's from when the case is being displayed and discussed with patient to when they walk out that door, that's your highest conversion of moment, right?the other side of that coin wasif that's when we need to convert the most, what do we do when they leave? And that's where the other side of Zoob was created. And that's, we would help practices with that cadence, with that reminders, with the ability to reach out to the patients, give them that same patient friendly format that they walk them through in the office.And give that to them on their phone when they're at home so they can peruse it at their own leisure, they can think about financing options and sign their consent forms, schedule for that appointment for that treatment and move on from there. So that was the Genesis of where we started as a company.the automated insurance verification portion has been a game changer in the life of most of our practices. Yeah. Michael: No. Yeah. I see that. It takes up a lot of time. And so it's so interesting that you mentioned throughout your checklist. Cause it's part of the thing that every front office comes in and it's are you doing it?Are you doing it? You know what I mean? The practice owner asked the front office that. So it's something super important that we should do. Now, when it comes back to the checklist and ZOOP, can both kind of work together in the sense of how do you guys work together with the front office Robert: Yeah. On the average day a ZOOP, practice would do the following. You would log into your PMS or into the ZOOP portal and you would see your schedule of patients that are scheduled to come in either that day or a number of days in advance. Okay. Every office is a little bit different in their workflow.If you happen to be a Medicaid, Medicare heavy office, those need to be verified day of typically. And, if you have 30, 40, some of our practices have hundreds of patients that are scheduled to be seen on, that day to go through each and every one of those patients on the same day to verify their, insurance status.You need an army individuals. So what they do today is they log into zoom and they'll see immediately on the dashboard, the status of all of those different patients that were verified that day. And they only now need to deal with the exceptions. Patients that happen to have their insurance lapsed or the patients that their insurance information was incorrect or their date of birth was incorrect and so they weren't able to be verified.Those are the 2 percent of the exceptions as opposed to having to deal with the 30, 40, 100 patients on a daily basis. And then they go about the rest of the day. The amount of time and all of those to do's and check boxes that they need to do is now shrunk. That's essentially how they operate with Zoo on a daily basis.Michael: Nice, man. I appreciate it. Robert, thank you so much for your time. I appreciate it. And if anyone wanted to reach out to you, where can they find you? Robert: They can find us on www. zoob. com. That's Z U UB as in boy. com. And take a look around. If you have any questions, fill out a request for a demo and we'd be happy to help them.Michael: Awesome. So that's going to be the show notes below. And at the same time, Rob, thank you so much for being with me on this Monday morning episode. Robert: My pleasure, Michael.‍

On today's episode, we welcome Robert Kim, a seasoned entrepreneur with over two decades of experience in the startup and technology sector. Today, we discuss Rob's impressive career trajectory, including his pivotal role in founding Zuub and his contributions to Bridge, which saw a lucrative acquisition by Cardlytics. Rob shares his journey from a molecular biology major at UCLA to becoming a tech startup luminary, emphasizing the transition from scientific research to product management and eventually leading innovative projects in the dental SaaS (Software as a Service) space. Rob discusses the genesis of Zuub, stemming from a need to enhance dental case acceptance rates. By focusing on simplifying patient communication and understanding through a mobile-first approach, Zuub aims to demystify treatment plans for patients, thereby increasing case acceptance rates. The conversation shifts to the challenges of insurance verification in dental practices, highlighting Zuub's cutting-edge solution that combines AI and bots to streamline the process, providing real-time, accurate insurance data to practices. This technology not only saves time but also significantly reduces the operational costs associated with insurance verification. Further exploring the entrepreneurial mindset, Rob reflects on the allure of problem-solving and the dynamic nature of startups. Despite the high failure rate in the startup world, Rob's enthusiasm for tackling complex problems and his belief in continuous innovation shine through. The discussion provides insights into the venture capital landscape, underscoring the importance of a capable team behind a promising idea. This episode offers a deep dive into the intersections of technology, healthcare, and entrepreneurship, showcasing Rob Kim's journey from a science enthusiast to a tech entrepreneur revolutionizing dental practice management. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.zuub.com https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

On this episode of Gifts and Graces, we get to hear from Robert Kim, Chris Vogel, and Irwyn Ince as they address the mechanisms needed to create Gospel-shaped planting pipelines for church vitality. Robert Kim is the Assistant Professor of Applied Theology and Church Planting at Covenant Theological Seminary. Chris Vogel is the Church Planting and Vitality Coordinator for Mission to North America (MNA), where he serves alongside MNA Coordinator Irwyn Ince. This episode was originally recorded as a seminar delivered at the 2023 General Assembly. Let's listen as they share of the opportunity to reimagine how to bring a renewed vitality to church planting.

Live on the mainstage at SmileCon 2023! Dr. Robert Kim, Chief Business Officer at Zuub, joins me to discuss how Zuub is helping Dental Practices everywhere save time on insurance verification and other aspects of Revenue Cycle Management. We also dive into the origin story of Zuub as well as Dr. Kim's thoughts on the future of Dental RCM. Dr. Robert Kim is one of the Co-Founders of Zuub and is an experienced startup/growth executive. He started in Dentistry with Futuredontics as their Business Line Director and has worked with various tech companies such as Purlin and Bridg. Dr. Kim graduated from Drexel University College of Medicine and obtained an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management. Zuub is an automated Revenue Cycle Management platform that allows Dental Practices to optimize their revenue cycle! Whether it's through their automated real-time dental insurance verification software or their automated patient-friendly digital invoicing, Zuub not only enhances practice productivity but also ensures a superior patient experience. And with their ability to connect to your Practice Management System in “Real-Time,” there is no extra work or double entry required from your end. To learn more about Zuub, visit their site right here: https://www.zuub.com/ . To get FREE Dental Resources and Deals, click here: https://niftythriftydentists.com/ To join our community of over 53k Dental Professionals, click here:   / niftythriftydentists  

Real talk with Dr. H and Dr. Robert Kim (@dr_robstar), a remarkable individual whose journey through life's obstacles led him to become a beacon of health and wellness. Dr. Kim's inspiring story has taken him from personal challenges to becoming the owner of One Jujitsu Gym in Redlands, California, where he's helping people of all ages embrace a healthy lifestyle and develop mental resilience.Key Highlights: Segment 1: Dr. Robert Kim's Personal JourneyDr. Kim shares his early life experiences and how he overcame challenging obstacles that inspired him to pursue a holistic approach to well-being.Segment 2: The Power of Jiu-JitsuDr. Kim elaborates on the transformative power of Jiu-Jitsu in building not only physical strength but also mental toughness.We explore the sense of community and camaraderie that the gym fosters, bringing people together to practice health and resilience.Segment 3: Challenges and TriumphsDr. Kim reflects on the challenges he has faced in his journey, and how he has managed to turn setbacks into opportunities for growth and success.Segment 6: Future Goals and Inspiring OthersDr. Kim talks about his future goals as a dentist and his mission to inspire more young dentists in the community.To learn more about Dr. Robert Kim, Avion Dental or his gym, check out the these links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_robstar/Avion DentalOne JiuJitsuDon't forget to subscribe to TEETH MATTER for more inspirational stories and valuable insights on a variety of topics. We'll be back with another episode soon! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/teethmatters/support

One way to better understand today's issues in schools is to know the history of how we got here. Today, we'll hear about the landmark supreme court case; Lau v. Nichols, that established that bilingual students have the right to equal educational opportunities and a meaningful education. In this excerpt from his audiobook, Elevating Equity and Justice: 10 U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know, former civil rights attorney Robert Kim tells the story of why the Laus and other Chinese American families sued the San Francisco Unified School District 50 years ago and how their victory has shaped today's schools. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Robert Kim, the Chief Technology Officer at Presidio, works with providers, hospitals, payers, medical device companies, and digital health start-ups to refine and update the telemedicine model. Utilizing wearable and real-time data along with traditional medical data sources, Presidio is creating enterprise virtual care platforms that use artificial intelligence, machine learning, voice recognition, and data analytics to improve productivity and benefit patients, clinicians, and researchers.   Rob explains, "One of the things, and the keys to what we're trying to do in utilizing various different AI and ML techniques, is to increase that productivity. So you talk about generating emails, or you talk about taking notes, all of those things that we can do, utilizing natural language processing, which is really just components of technology that we would be deploying."   "Utilizing that data for a patient to be able to just track their own wellbeing, especially from a preventative care perspective, is very important. But the ability to then combine that wearable data in order to be able to get real-time access to what is pulse ox and what does the current EKG look like? Things of that sort really allow us then to combine that data with other outside data sources in order to be able to do much better prediction and forecasting around the potential for some sort of outbreak or the probability of somebody coming down with certain diseases. And in fact, a lot of the work that we're doing with a couple of our startups is to be able to do that across a much wider spectrum platform."  #DigitalHealth #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MachineLearning #Telehealth #Telemedicine #VirtualCare #Wearables #MedicalDevices #Medtech #PrecisionMedicine presidio.com Download the transcript here

Robert Kim, the Chief Technology Officer at Presidio, works with providers, hospitals, payers, medical device companies, and digital health start-ups to refine and update the telemedicine model. Utilizing wearable and real-time data along with traditional medical data sources, Presidio is creating enterprise virtual care platforms that use artificial intelligence, machine learning, voice recognition, and data analytics to improve productivity and benefit patients, clinicians, and researchers.   Rob explains, "One of the things, and the keys to what we're trying to do in utilizing various different AI and ML techniques, is to increase that productivity. So you talk about generating emails, or you talk about taking notes, all of those things that we can do, utilizing natural language processing, which is really just components of technology that we would be deploying."   "Utilizing that data for a patient to be able to just track their own wellbeing, especially from a preventative care perspective, is very important. But the ability to then combine that wearable data in order to be able to get real-time access to what is pulse ox and what does the current EKG look like? Things of that sort really allow us then to combine that data with other outside data sources in order to be able to do much better prediction and forecasting around the potential for some sort of outbreak or the probability of somebody coming down with certain diseases. And in fact, a lot of the work that we're doing with a couple of our startups is to be able to do that across a much wider spectrum platform."  #DigitalHealth #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MachineLearning #Telehealth #Telemedicine #VirtualCare #Wearables #MedicalDevices #Medtech #PrecisionMedicine presidio.com Listen to the podcast here

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In einer neuen Folge Breach FM redet Robert (Kim war ausnahmsweise verhindert) mit Benjamin Bachmann. Ben ist bei Ströer für das Group Information Security Office zuständig und blickt auf eine lange Erfahrung in unserer Branche zurück. Ben und Robert philosophieren unter anderem darüber, was sie machen würden, wenn sie freie Ressourcen und eine grüne Wiese vorfinden würden, was die schlimmsten Security Trends sind und wieso Phishing Simulations Kampagnen überbewertet sind. Außerdem diskutieren sie über die Relevanz von Vulnerability Management und drücken beide ihre Liebe für das Thema Zero Trust aus. Danke Ben für deine Zeit und deine Ansichten!

Can finances lead to a more loving world?Former NBA star Jeremy Lin and his business partner, Robert Kim believe so. The two of them, along with Patricia Sun, lead JLIN LLC, an organization dedicated to redefining love through entrepreneurship and investing. In this special episode of Faith Driven Investor, Jeremy and Robert join Henry Kaestner and Faith Driven Entrepreneur Africa host, Wen Li Lim, for a compelling conversation about their passion to use capital for good and why they chose investing over philanthropy.You can also hear more about Jeremy's entrepreneurial efforts on the most recent episode Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast. Don't forget to follow both shows on your favorite podcast streaming platform.

Can finances lead to a more loving world?Former NBA star Jeremy Lin and his business partner, Robert Kim believe so. The two of them, along with Patricia Sun, lead JLIN LLC, an organization dedicated to redefining love through entrepreneurship and investing. In Part 2 of our conversation with Jeremy Lin, the basketball star is joined by Robert Kim, the Managing Director of JLIN LLC, to talk about the organization's efforts to impact culture and why they chose to focus on investments rather than philanthropy.If you missed Part 1 of the episode, you can go back and listen to it on your favorite streaming platform. Make sure to click the follow button so you don't miss out on any others.

Can finances lead to a more loving world?Former NBA star Jeremy Lin and his business partner, Robert Kim believe so. The two of them, along with Patricia Sun, lead JLIN LLC, an organization dedicated to redefining love through entrepreneurship and investing. In Part 2 of our conversation with Jeremy Lin, the basketball star is joined by Robert Kim, the Managing Director of JLIN LLC, to talk about the organization's efforts to impact culture and why they chose to focus on investments rather than philanthropy.If you missed Part 1 of the episode, you can go back and listen to it on your favorite streaming platform. Make sure to click the follow button so you don't miss out on any others.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces, we get to hear from Robert Kim and Dean Faulkner on uniting the church through church planting. Robert Kim is professor of applied theology and church planting at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Dean Faulkner is a church planter in Charlotte. This was originally recorded as a seminar delivered at the 2022 General Assembly. Let's listen as Kim and Faulkner provide insights on uniting the church through church planting.

Cloud adoption is a top priority for enabling innovation, becoming more agile and scaling growth, according to the 2022 Cloud Transformation Benchmark Report, commissioned by Presidio, the global digital services and solution provider that operates its European hub operations out of Sandyford in Dublin. With inflation and the possibility of a recession, organisations have turned to cloud technology as a competitive edge and driver for operational efficiency. Companies with mature cloud adoption have demonstrated a greater ability to scale to meet demand and grow ahead of price increases, labour shortages, cybersecurity attacks and supply chain challenges. In fact, Presidio's research found that cloud-advanced organisations experienced greater efficiency (69%) and increased speed to market (68%) from cloud adoption. The report also uncovered the biggest opportunities and challenges in digital transformation, including: Top Drivers: maintaining compliance (53%), becoming more agile and supporting innovation (45%), and scaling and growing the company (43%) are top factors driving organisations to the Cloud. For healthcare and financial services organisations, compliance (56% and 57% respectively) and saving money (52% and 48% respectively) were the top two drivers. Data Struggles: 70% of IT leaders report difficulties with too many disparate data sources, and 65% are challenged in providing timely actionable data and dashboards to the right users. Top Roadblocks: security concerns (44%), skills gap (36%) and finding the right partner with the right experience (35%) are the biggest roadblocks to cloud adoption. Influence of IT varies widely: many (42%) say they have little to no influence on their business initiatives while 22% say they play an important role in business decisions. Expectations vs. Reality: 60% of IT decision-makers indicate experience in building cloud-native applications, but only 17% believe their team is proficient with DevOps and automation. “Digital transformation is more than just moving applications and workloads to the Cloud – it's curated disruption in traditional thinking that drives competitive advantage,” said Robert Kim, Presidio's Chief Technology Officer. “This report validates our viewpoint that companies who successfully adopt cloud strategies will drive increased long-term growth and be better positioned to weather the storm of geopolitical and socio-economic concerns – whether from global health issues, supply chain disruptions or dramatic fluctuations in the labour market. The key is finding the right partner to accelerate cloud initiatives to extract organizational value faster.” Skills gaps range widely with over a quarter (27%) of organizations acknowledging that they are not skilled or are just getting started in building cloud-native applications, and less than a fifth (17%) of IT decision-makers say their team is currently proficient with DevOps and automation. Additionally, only 19% say their teams are proficient with cloud operating models, and just 14% say they are proficient in artificial intelligence and machine learning. To accomplish their goals, many organisations rely on partners that can address some of IT's biggest concerns, such as looming cybersecurity threats and advanced attacks. In fact, 95% of IT leaders value partners who understand data and access security, threat protection and recovery. Additionally, the majority (94%) also say it's essential for partners to have experience in modern network technologies that handle different types of data both on-premise and in the cloud. For more information on how to solve the biggest challenges download the report here.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces, we get to hear from Dr. Robert Kim and Rev. Chris Polski on an overview of church planting trends of the past, present, and future. Dr. Robert Kim is Assistant Professor of Applied Theology and Church Planting and the Philip and Rebecca Douglass Chair of Church Planting and Christian Formation at Covenant Theological Seminary. Rev. Chris Polski serves as the Lead Pastor of Trinity Church Kirkwood in southwest St. Louis, Missouri. This was originally recorded as a seminar at the 2021 General Assembly. Let's listen as Dr. Kim and Rev. Polski provide insights on the past, present, and future trends of church planting.

My guest today is Dr. Robert Kim, a professor at Covenant Theological Seminary in Saint Louis. Robert sits in the Phillip and Rebecca Douglass Chair of Applied Theology and Christian Formation. He has been married to Wonmin for 21 years, they have three children, and a dog named mission. He grew up in Southern California, spent the last 13 years in Philadelphia, and now resides in the Midwest. Join us as we ask questions about what cultural intelligence is, how important multicultural diversity is in organizations, and how leaders can balance the demands of their positions. We explore themes related to cultural curiosity, power dynamics, and discernment in leadership.

Today on the podcast we have another conversation from our new ForwardED slow conference series. Today's conversation features Robert Kim, Cornelius Minor, and Kass Minor.Bob Kim is a leading expert in education law and policy in the United States. He is a former civil rights attorney, and author of the book Elevating Equity and Justice: Ten U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know. Cornelius Minor is a Brooklyn-based educator. He works with teachers, school leaders, and leaders of community-based organizations to support equitable literacy reform. He is the author of We Got This: Equity, Access, and the Quest to Be Who Our Students Need Us to Be.Kass Minor is an inclusive educator who is deeply involved in local, inquiry-based teacher research and school community development. She has contributed content to the Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy, Edutopia, Heinemann Education Blog, inclusiveclassrooms.org, and more.Together they discuss the recent slew of so-called anti-CRT legislation, and how educators can remain dedicated to students and equity amidst it all.This conversation is part of Heinemann's new video series ForwardED: Forward, Together in Education. If you would like to watch the full videos of this and other conversations, you can find them on the Heinemann Publishing Facebook page or YouTube Channel. Learn more and read a transcript at blog.heinemann.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dr. Kim joins Hunter and John to discuss what efforts are being made to prepare planters in seminary before sending them into the world. 

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Welcome to More Than Profit Season 3! In this episode, Bryce talks with Robert Kim, Senior Client Advisor at The CapRock Group and TJ Abood, Chief Investment Officer at Access Ventures. The trio discuss the idea behind the theme of this season of More Than Profit: “Consciously Constructing More Dynamic Portfolios” They discuss the genesis of Access Ventures and how we have worked towards mission-alignment; how someone can think through matching their values with their investments; the difficulties related to benchmarking and measuring impact; and some of the specific ways individuals and organizations can work alongside mission-oriented funds to achieve a consciously-constructed portfolio. Join us for this kick-off conversation and learn more on this episode of More Than Profit, An Introduction to Conscious Construction With Robert Kim and TJ Abood. Learn more about our work at Access Ventures by downloading our Annual Report.

Schools can take steps to increase student racial diversity--but sometimes putting policies into practice is more complicated than it should be.Today on the podcast we’re bringing you a special preview chapter from Robert Kim’s new audiobook Elevating Equity and Justice: Ten U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know. Bob is a former civil rights attorney, and is a leading expert in education law and policy. In this excerpt, Bob reads from the third chapter of his book, which details Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1, a 2007 case that highlights how some conscious racial-integration plans could actually be a violation of the 14th amendment. It also draws attention to the growing racial segregation among schools in the U.S., and the desperate need for creative solutions. Learn more about the audiobook version of Elevating Equity and Justice.

In the last month the U.S. Supreme Court has issued a number of rulings that have significant impact on schools and teachers. Today on the podcast we’re going to focus in on three of those cases, review their history, and what the Supreme Court’s latest rulings means for educators. Joining us to help us understand these cases is Heinemann author Robert Kim, who recently wrote Elevating Equity and Justice: Ten U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know. Bob is a former civil rights attorney and the co-author of Education and the Law, 5thed. and Legal Issues in Education: Rights and Responsibilities in U.S. Public Schools Today. He has advised thousands of educators on civil rights and school climate issues in public schools. He has also served as a senior policy analyst at the National Education Association. Earlier in his career, as a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California, he engaged in litigation and advocacy pertaining to race, criminal and juvenile justice, bullying and harassment, LGBTQ rights, and student rights.Today we’ll be covering the recent rulings related to DACA, Religious Education and public funding and the landmark LGBT Rights case. We started off our conversation on the history of the DACA case…

How do we connect our teaching to the times we live in today?In his new book, Elevating Equity and Justice, education policy expert and former civil rights lawyer, Robert Kim, takes us on a deep dive into ten cases of great historical impact, providing background and information on each as well as an explanation as to why it’s important to know them.Bob’s writing brings these court cases to life without overwhelming us with “legalese” and dos and don’ts. Bob recently sat down to talk about why this book is so important for teachers and what in his background led him to write it.This episode was originally broadcast in November, 2019.

Hello and welcome to the Baha’i Blogcast with me your host, Rainn Wilson. In this series of podcasts I interview members of the Baha’i Faith and friends from all over the world about their hearts, and minds, and souls, their spiritual journeys, what they’re interested in, and what makes them tick. With the recent pandemic of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) spreading globally, and as the situation continues to unfold, I thought it would be timely to get Dr. Robert Kim-Farley on the Baha'i Blogcast. Dr. Kim-Farley is an epidemiologist and a dear Baha'i friend who currently serves as a Professor in both the Departments of Epidemiology, and the Community Health Sciences at the Fielding School of Public Health at the University of California, and from 2004 to 2018, he served as the Director of the Division of Communicable Disease Control and Prevention at the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. In this episode, Dr. Kim-Farley (or Dr. Bob as I like to call him), tells us about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and what we know about it so far. He shares some possible scenarios of what could happen in the coming months and gives examples of how certain countries are fighting it. he tells us how we can help slow down the spread of the virus, and he also shares his personal experience in how they were able to completely eliminate polio from Indonesia. Skip ahead to the 24-minute mark of the podcast if you don't want to hear any more about the Coronavirus (COVID-19), and find out how Dr. Bob got into epidemiology, how he discovered the Baha'i Faith, met his wife, and recently joined a rock band. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did, and also find it helpful! To find out more about some of the things we covered in this episode, check out the following links: * You can learn more about COVID-19 and keep up to date at The World Health Organization website: https://www.who.int/ * Find out more about Dr. Robert Kim-Farley's professional work here: https://ph.ucla.edu/faculty/kim-farley * Dr. Kim-Farley explains the idea of humanity being like the human body, and this concept was actually put into a small editorial in the American Journal of Public Health which you can read here: https://bit.ly/2Ql21I6 * Dr. Kim-Farley refers to the following quote by Baha'u'llah: "Religion without science is superstition. Science without religion is materialism." * Dr. Kim-Farley relates a story about Abdu'l-Baha relating to science and religion. Find out more about Abdu'l-Baha here: https://www.bahai.org/abdul-baha/ * Dr. Kim-Farley mentions the Universal House of Justice: https://universalhouseofjustice.bahai.org/ * Dr. Kim-Farley talks about being a Baha'i pioneer: https://bit.ly/2w0jrD5 * Rainn mentions the following quote from 'The Hidden Words' of Baha'u'llah (https://bit.ly/2Wg56Nu): "Say, O brethren! Let deeds, not words, be your adorning." * Dr. Kim-Farley mentions the word Allah-u-Abha: https://bit.ly/2U3xVKg * Dr. Kim-Farley mentions the following quote from Baha'ullah: "The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens." * Rainn mentions the following article from the Baha'i World News Service: 'Hope and Support in Italy During a Global Health Crisis': https://news.bahai.org/story/1401/ * Dr. Kim-Farley mentions the Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Program (JYSEP) which you can learn more about here: https://www.bahaiblog.net/junior-youth/ * And finally, you can watch this video with Dr. Kim-Farley performing as his alter ego named "Gage", singing "Born to be Wild" with Ryan and the Runaways: https://bit.ly/39WfJJo Be sure to subscribe to the Baha’i Blogcast for more episodes on: * YouTube: bit.ly/2JTNmBO * iTunes: apple.co/2leHPHL * Soundcloud: @bahaiblogcast * Spotify: spoti.fi/2IXRAnb If you would like to find out more about the Baha'i Faith visit BAHAI.ORG, and for more great Baha'i-inspired content check out BAHAIBLOG.NET: bahaiblog.net/ Thanks for listening! -Rainn Wilson

When you think about court cases that have changed education, you probably think of the big ones, like Brown v. Board of Education. But what about the others?Recently, during a conversation at NCTE we spoke with Robert Kim about some of the lesser known, but just an impactful, Supreme Court cases that continue to shape our education system. Bob is an education policy expert and former civil rights lawyer, and most recently the author of Elevating Equity and Justice: 10 U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know. In this conversation, we focused on the current legal landscape of LGBTQ+ rights in our public schools…

When you think about court cases that have changed education, you probably think of the big ones, like Brown v. Board of Education. But what about the others? Recently, during a conversation at NCTE we spoke with Robert Kim about some of the lesser known, but just an impactful, Supreme Court cases that continue to shape our education system. Bob is an education policy expert and former civil rights lawyer, and most recently the author of Elevating Equity and Justice: 10 U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know. In this conversation, we focused on Bob's time in Obama administration, and his work around discipline disparity that leads to the school to prison pipeline.

ELEVATING EQUITY AND JUSTICE  :TEN US SUPREME COURT CASES EVERY TEACHER SHOULD KNOW    The title of our show is also the title of a new book by the same name, a Heinemann publication . Our guest is the author Robert Kim.

ELEVATING EQUITY AND JUSTICE  :TEN US SUPREME COURT CASES EVERY TEACHER SHOULD KNOW    The title of our show is also the title of a new book by the same name, a Heinemann publication . Our guest is the author Robert Kim.

How do we connect our teaching to the times we live in today?In his new book, Elevating Equity and Justice, education policy expert and former civil rights lawyer, Robert Kim, takes us on a deep dive into ten cases of great historical impact, providing background and information on each as well as an explanation as to why it’s important to know them.Bob’s writing brings these court cases to life without overwhelming us with “legalese” and dos and don’ts. Bob recently sat down to talk about why this book is so important for teachers and what in his background led him to write it…

Digital currencies have the potential to transform the financial industry, with wide-ranging implications for regulators and attorneys. This three-part series on cryptocurrency demystifies a rapidly changing field, the regulatory response, and what it all means for law practices.  In this episode, Bloomberg Law senior data analytics manager Tom Shen and senior legal analyst Robert Kim explain the mechanics of cryptocurrencies and how they intersect with regulators and traditional banking. Shen discusses how blockchain technologies are streamlining banking processes and explains why stablecoins aren’t necessarily stable. Federal and state agencies are turning their attention to the cryptosphere, according to Kim, but the U.S. regulatory system may be moving too slowly to avoid falling behind to China and other countries on crypto. Going forward, law firms and companies can expect more requests for compliance advice and defenses against enforcement in uncertain regulatory territory. Cryptocurrency Part 2 will feature SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, also known as “crypto mom.” In Part 3, we’ll interview Linda Lacewell, Superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services about Bitlicenses for cryptocurrencies.  Listen and subscribe to Law X.0 from your mobile device:  Via Apple Podcasts | Via Stitcher | Via Overcast | Via Spotify  Hosts: Dori Goldstein and Meg McEvoy Guests: Robert Kim, senior legal analyst at Bloomberg Law; Tom Shen, senior data analytics manager at Bloomberg Law Producer: RJ Jewell

Jeff interviews Robert “Kim" Wilson, author of “They Will Be Giants: 21st Century Entrepreneurs and the Purpose-Driven Business Ecosystem.” Kim is an executive high-achiever and business innovator with a proven track record working with large, global enterprises as well as start-up entrepreneurs. Kim’s business solution of Ecosystems is an agile, adaptable approach thru which any business leadership team can improve value creation and innovation.Jeff and Kim discuss the distinction between a network and a purpose-driven business ecosystem as well as Kim’s seven principles for creating and flourishing a business ecosystem.Some topics covered by Jeff and Kim include:The definition of a purpose-driven ecosystem and how it differs from a professional network (1:23) Exercise as a metaphor for purpose-driven activity (11:30)A detailed description of principles and practices that will help your ecosystem create real value (12:00)A short summary of each principle for listeners to jot down as a note (25:00)Advice Kim has as a first step for those who want to improve their professional network and build a purpose-driven ecosystem (27:49)Why is this personally important to Kim (31:20)Check out "They Will Be Giants" on Amazon, and learn more about this podcast and Jeff Saperstein at InterconnectedIndividuals.com

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Tonight’s show will feature Alma Myrtle, also known as Alma the Seer. Alma is a New York City based seer/medium who started working as a professional psychic in her early 20’s. Although most of her readings are conducted online via Skype and through other chat connections, she provides in-depth readings in person and for people all over the world and says that she never thought her work would begin in an electronic way. She continues by stating that she forgot to remember that God always finds a way for us to help others. The psychic twins, Terry and Linda Jamison have referred to Alma as an amazing psychic, and famed photographer Robert Kim calls Alma “A real psychic” expressing that he got “chills” when she was able to reveal that he had a pinched nerve in his back just by looking at him. As a writer with her Bachelor’s degree from SUNY Purchase and a member of the American Society for Psychical Research, Alma has graced us with essays and blogs based on her wisdom and research from various libraries including the American Society for Psychical Research. Her essays are written in the first person expressing what kept her from doing her psychic work, what she overcame in order to do her psychic work and what she is humble to in her world because of the work that she does. This will be Alma’s 4th time on Beyond the Gate and her first time doing a 2 hour show with us.    Tonight Alma will present information uncovered from her research over the years. She will also demonstrate her wisdom and psychic abilities by answering questions from Beyond the Gate Listeners. Alma will provide some answers to questions that were sent to her from the Alma fan page as well as through her email and messages.