Podcast appearances and mentions of sean flood

In this fascinating discussion with Sean Flood from Ride Today we chat about his journey in the ever-evolving world of mobility, from his early days in electric rideshare to his current ventures in Ireland. It's always interesting to hear how entrepreneurs navigate the ups and downs of an industry, especially one as dynamic as micro mobility. Sean's insights on hardware sales and subscription models really highlight the innovative spirit driving the sector forward.One of the key themes we explore is the impact of tariffs on the mobility industry. Sean brings a grounded perspective, emphasizing how tariffs can drive inflation and affect pricing. It's not just about the political side of things; it's about the real-world consequences for businesses and consumers. We also delve into the evolution of micro mobility, from the early days of scooter dumping to a more strategic and community-integrated approach. It seems like the industry is finally finding its footing, with less public resistance and more focus on sustainable growth.Looking ahead, we get into the exciting possibilities of robotics and even personal aerial transportation. It's wild to think about the future of mobility extending beyond traditional vehicles to include delivery bots and maybe even personal bubble devices. Sean's vision really paints a picture of how innovation and technology could transform the way we move goods and services. It's clear that the definition of mobility is expanding, and the potential for growth is immense.Takeaways*   Ascend automates premium financing and collections.*   Sean Flood has a long history in micro mobility.*   The move to Ireland was prompted by a family decision.*   New ventures in mobility focus on hardware sales and subscriptions.*   Tariffs can drive inflation and impact pricing in the mobility sector.*   Micro mobility is evolving with less public resistance.*   Innovation in mobility is expected to grow significantly.*   The definition of mobility is expanding to include goods transportation.*   Personal aerial transportation could be a future reality.*   Stability is crucial for entrepreneurs in the mobility space.*   Litigation has significantly increased post-COVID, making it challenging to analyze trends.*   Battery safety regulations are becoming crucial due to the rise in fires caused by unsafe products.Chapters*   00:00 Revolutionizing Payments in Insurance*   01:19 Sean Flood's Journey in Micro Mobility*   02:42 Transitioning to Ireland and New Ventures*   04:03 The Future of Mobility: Strategies and Innovations*   06:00 Impact of Tariffs on the Mobility Industry*   14:04 The Evolution of Micro Mobility*   18:21 The Future of Mobility: Robotics and Aerial Transportation*   21:11 Litigation Trends Post-COVID*   24:53 The Impact of Battery Safety Regulations*   26:10 Wine and Risk: A Personal Touch*   30:11 Navigating Tariffs and Trade Relations*   34:24 AI and the Future of Jobs*   38:09 Sovereign Wealth Funds: A New Frontier?*   44:01 Product Recalls and Consumer SafetyConnect with RiskCellar:Website:https://www.riskcellar.com/Sean Flood:Ride Today Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/ridetoday/?originalSubdomain=ieBrandon Schuh:Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552710523314LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-stephen-schuh/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/schuhpapa/Nick Hartmann:LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjhartmann/ 

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Sean Flood, from the legendary hurling family in Cloughbawn, played the last 15 minutes of the All-Ireland semi-final in 1996 with a broken shin. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed talking to him.

Topics: Huddler In The Hot Seat with Sean Flood, Co-Founder of Today and Managing Member of EFO Ventures

Sean Flood, Managing Partner at EFO Ventures Sean walks us through the boom-and-bust cycle of mobility tech. He explains why he's still a fan, despite the public failures of some e-bike and scooter startups, and the niche he believes could spark a second renaissance in mobility. Plus, we get his advice on dealing with the recent stock collapses and how some of the best entrepreneurs overcame the 2007-2008 financial crisis. https://blindap.onelink.me/ttCg/g3buuikr

Former Ireland international Mike Ross looks ahead to Ireland's game against the All Blacks; Greg Allen is live from the Irish Open in Kilkenny; in basketball we talk to Ireland's stand-in captain Sean Flood, and in soccer we find out how the Irish side fared at the first ever UEFA UNITY EURO Cup.

In this episode of Military Justice Today, attorneys Robert Capovilla, Mickey Williams, and Sean Flood discuss recent developments and court rulings regarding unanimity with respect to verdicts in military criminal trials, including current cases that may end up in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Sean Flood spent just two years at Longwood, but his love for basketball and Ireland is a lifetime.  As a team captain, he has represented Ireland for 10 years in international competition.  Flood and the Irish senior national team won the 2021 FIBA European Championship for small countries in August to qualify for the EuroBasket 2025 tournament.  Flood, a two-time All-Big South Academic selection, starts his second year of professional basketball with Omonia, a first division club in Nocosia, Cyprus.  

On Episode 43 I am delighted to be joined by Irish Senior International and Professional basketball player Jordan Blount. Jordan spent time in the UK and Spain before heading to the states to prep school and UIC. Since graduating in 2020 Jordan has pursued a professional basketball career and is currently playing in Iceland. Find Jordan here: https://www.instagram.com/jordanblount13/ https://twitter.com/BlountJordan13 Enjoy the episode? You might also like #41 Sean Flood #39 Ryan Leonard #37 Sabhbh Edwards Murphy #35 Eoin Nelson #34 Anna Maguire #31 Conor O'Sullivan - Birmingham Southern College #28 CJ Fulton - Lafayette, 15 three pointers, Belfast Star #24 Eve Nealon - Shippensburg University, Hill School, U18 Division A basketball #20 Edel Thornton - Irish Senior Women's Captain and NCAA Tournament #18 Darragh O'Sullivan - Florida Tech, U18 3v3, Neptune #15 Adrian O'Sullivan - Irish Senior basketball international and professional Check out the brand new website thesidelinelive.com Make sure to subscribe for future episodes and find us over on Instagram and Twitter @thesidelinelive Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team www.prymal.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sideline-live/message

On Episode 41 I am delighted to be joined by Irish Senior International and professional basketball player Sean Flood. Sean played with an academy youth team in Germany before pursing college basketball in America starting out with Santa Fe Junior college and Division 1 Longwood. After graduating in 2020 Sean turned pro and has played one season in Germany before signing with a team in the first division in Cyprus. Sean also stood out in the European Championships for small countries in Dublin where he helped Ireland claim gold. "The Player you are this year should dominate the player you were last year" Find Sean here: https://www.instagram.com/seanflood11/ https://twitter.com/SeanFlood11 Enjoy the episode? You might also like #39 Ryan Leonard #37 Sabhbh Edwards Murphy #35 Eoin Nelson #34 Anna Maguire #31 Conor O'Sullivan - Birmingham Southern College #28 CJ Fulton - Lafayette, 15 three pointers, Belfast Star #24 Eve Nealon - Shippensburg University, Hill School, U18 Division A basketball #20 Edel Thornton - Irish Senior Women's Captain and NCAA Tournament #18 Darragh O'Sullivan - Florida Tech, U18 3v3, Neptune #15 Adrian O'Sullivan - Irish Senior basketball international and professional Check out the brand new website thesidelinelive.com Make sure to subscribe for future episodes and find us over on Instagram and Twitter @thesidelinelive Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team www.prymal.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sideline-live/message

John Duggan is joined by Cliona Foley of Off The Bench and former Ireland and Leinster hooker Bernard Jackman to look through the best of this Sunday's sports pages.

Sean a "younger" but very experienced commercial concrete "voodoo doctor' joins the show and we get the inside on big concrete projects, from bridges, skyscrapers and airports. Sean gives us the load down on how big concrete projects are handled, from the plant, to the trucks, to pouring, to all of the political red tape along the way. We get into the concrete stereotypes, the mafia, the techniques, the pride and so many things that need changing so we can continue to build a better construction industry. Please enjoy another real construction podcast where egos are not allowed on the mic when it comes to Manny and Carlito. This is The Construction Life

As CEO of Gotcha, Sean Flood is on a mission to disrupt the car industry. Gotcha is an e-mobility company that offers three sustainable micro-transit products: customized dockless bike share, electric scooters and e-trikes. Not only has Gotcha built the bikes, they also built the app to go with it. Under Sean’s leadership, Gotcha is now […]

We speak with Sean Flood of Gotcha, the only mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) company offering three sustainable micro-transit products - 100%-electric ride share, customized dockless bike share, and electric scooters - through a proprietary, app-based platform. Gotcha empowers communities to lead happier, more productive lives through alternative forms of transportation specifically designed for each market served. Gotcha currently operates 40+ systems on college campuses and in cities around the US.

Last month, shared-use mobility company Gotcha announced a partnership with the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments to bring a regional, 1,000-bike, bike share system to a dozen cities. The bikes will be rolled out this summer. This week, Damien talks to Sean Flood, the CEO of Gotcha. The discussion covers how this contract came to be, a timetable for the rollout and how users will access the system through smart phone apps and a card system similar to TAP. Recently, Flood completed a trip on Gotcha's new electronic tricycles from the home office in Charleston, S.C. to Austin, Texas for South by Southwest as part of their rollout for the new product. You can watch a short video on the trip, by clicking here.  But first, Damien and Kris discuss an article that appeared in the Pasadena-Star News earlier this week that both Pasadena and Alhambra are working to acquire the unconnected "710 stubs" of freeway that are inside their city borders. Currently, the stubs are still owned by Caltrans, but if the cities get control they could implement more creative and beneficial use for the land than underutilized asphalt. During our conversation, we reference a story Kris wrote for Streetsblog in 2013 about a block party that doubled as a rally for freeway expansion. If you're interested in reading this classic-Streetsblog piece, you can find it here. #SGV Connect is supported by Foothill Transit, offering car-free travel throughout the San Gabriel Valley with connections to the new Gold Line Stations across the Foothills and Commuter Express lines traveling into the heart of downtown L.A. To plan your trip, visit Foothill Transit. “Foothill Transit. Going Good Places.” Catch past episodes of SGV Connect and #DamienTalks on LibSyn, iTunes, Google Play, or Overcast.

Sean Flood created a way for people to get to where they needed to be, without having to purchase a car. He started Gotcha as a way to help improve people’s lives and help with all their mobility problems in a sustainable way. In this edition of the BYBB Podcast, he shares how he disrupted the market and successfully grew his business.

Confessions of a Serial Salesman The Podcast with Sean Flood, Founder and CEO at Gotcha by Steve Nudelberg

This is the third and final episode of On the Edge's series highlighting authors published in the March 2017 issue of Cleaver Magazine. This episode features Elizabeth Morton, Marcia Roberts, Sean Flood, and Youssef Helmi. Their work, along with the entire March issue of Cleaver, can be read at cleavermagazine.com. More episodes of On the Edge are soon to come, stay tuned. On the Edge was produced by Ryan Evans Original music for On the Edge created by Simon Aspinall, more of his music can be found @simon-aspinall01

Sean Flood is a writer and poet. His work has appeared in The Bombay Review and Black Ink. Favorite hobbies of his include playing old Nintendo games and daydreaming. On the Edge is a production of Cleaver Magazine and is produced by Ryan Evans. Visit cleavermagazine.com for more high quality art and literary work.