Podcast appearances and mentions of sean moffitt

Sean Moffitt is a 3 time Grammy winner, with over 70 billboard number 1's over multiple genres. He has worked with Keith Urban, Thomas Rhett, Lainey Wilson, Jelly Roll, Diplo, James Arthur, Lauren Daigle, Ben Rector, Lady A, Patrick Droney, Kane Brown, Kelsie Ballerina, Josh Groban, Ingrid Michelson, and many others.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:Being a mixing-only engineerBuilding your portfolioWorking from the rough mixKnowing when to leave something alone in a mixBalancing the low end in your mixMixing like there's no masteringWhat to look for in a mastering engineerMaking mixes that have movementCreative approaches to panningSean's hybrid mix setupWorking in an open-concept mixing roomHis unique listening environment that ensures his mixes translate.Doing the “car test”To learn more about Sean Moffitt, visit: https://www.instagram.com/smoffitt13/Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes?Check out my coaching program Amplitude and apply to join: https://masteryourmix.com/amplitude/Want additional help with your music productions?For tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/Get your copy of my Amazon #1 bestselling books:The Recording Mindset: A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Pro Recordings From Your Home Studio: https://therecordingmindset.comThe Mixing Mindset: The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Check out our Sponsors:Want to make the process of dealing with mix-revisions easy? Check out Samply and get three months free off any plan: http://samply.app/?utm_source=mymDownload Waves Plugins here: https://waves.alzt.net/EK3G2K Subscribe to the show:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/master-your-mix-podcast/id1240842781Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5V4xtrWSnpA5e9L67QcJej Have questions you'd like answered on the show? Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Please leave a rating and review: https://masteryourmix.com/review/Thanks for listening!

Send us a Text Message.Want to boost your deer hunting success with the perfect food plot? This episode is your ultimate guide! Join us as we chat with Sean Moffitt, an expert hunter from Sussex, who shares his journey from basic cabbage planting to advanced strategies using a variety of crops like kale, turnip, rape, corn, soybeans, clovers, and chicories. Sean's hands-on experience and insights will help you transform your hunting grounds into a deer haven.We kick things off by exploring the intricacies of planting soybeans and the benefits of Roundup Ready crops. Sean reveals the importance of selecting the right equipment based on soil conditions and offers practical tips on soil preparation, including the use of discs, harrows, and vegetation management. We also cover essential timing and location-specific strategies for planting crops like soybeans and corn to ensure optimal growth and successful germination.For those looking to perfect their late-season food plots, we've got you covered. Sean outlines the advantages of incorporating brassicas, winter wheat, oats, and annual ryegrass in your planting mix and provides expert advice on managing seed sizes and distribution. From using a fertilizer spreader to ensuring good soil compaction, Sean's techniques will help you achieve the best results. Don't miss out on this packed episode filled with valuable advice to enhance your deer hunting experience.Check us out on Facebook and instagram Hunts On Outfitting, and also our YouTube page Hunts On Outfitting Podcast. Tell your hunting buddies about the podcast if you like it, Thanks!

Joe & Mike talk with in demand mix engineer Sean Moffitt Topics include: His studio setup and acoustics, his gear, mixing hybrid 40% mixing In The Box 60%, his analog master bus compression and eq setups, the secret to happy clients, how he gets his mixes up, his work timeline on a regular day, napping in the afternoon  +  More!! "From The West Barn" is a weekly podcast hosted by Joe West & Mike Shimshack shot at The West Barn in Nashville, TN. West/Shimshack are both music industry veterans that have seen the peaks and valleys of the business over the past 30 years. Their careers have been punctuated with Grammy wins, hit songs, platinum records, tens of millions of units sold and more than their share of failure. Tune into "From The West Barn" for their take on the lifestyle and engaging conversations with some of the industries most interesting people! Nothing is off the table ~ FTWB   FROM THE WEST BARN --} http://fromthewestbarn.com iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/from-the-west-barn-with-joe-west-mike-shimshack/id1505829573 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1POtkbPLqZGL3U85nrRaue?si=sJHpJbzYT7a9hmc9-AjsyQ   SEAN MOFFITT --} Instagram: @smoffitt13   MIKE SHIMSHACK ---} Instagram: @shackjonz   JOE WEST ---} Website: https://joe-west.com School: https://www.apprenticeacademy.net Instagram: @west_joe Facebook: https://facebook.com/westjoe   SPONSORS ---}  HERCULES STANDS:  http://herculesstands.com/us/  SLINGSTUDIO:  https://www.myslingstudio.com/ APPRENTICE ACADEMY: http://www.apprenticeacademy.net   FROM THE WEST BARN copyright 2020

Lee and Jeff fire tons of mixing questions at Sean Moffitt, one of Nashville's most sought after mix engineers. There's also a special challenge and an announcement for the upcoming Christmas season. Enjoy!

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The Future of Work++ - Leadership & Culture An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) Episode summary Futureproofing Now hosts Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt provide their top updates on what’s changed and how to get ahead of the next wave of leadership, work + technology. We explore the companies leading the way and present practical guidance to crawl, walk and run toward the future state workplace. Before the COVID pandemic, headlines on technology + work focused on gradual transitions into mobile, cloud, quantum, and virtual. Now, we’ve witnessed a rapid acceleration of timelines of what’s possible as the global workforce has embraced an anywhere, anytime mindset. Practical guidance for leaders on these critical topics: - 10 new realities for The Future of Work - What’s changed in work + technology in the past 3 months - 5 models for how to get your team on board with a technology-enabled workplace - 3 secrets to leapfrogging past barriers - How to bridge the gap between where you are today and where you need to be in attracting talent and enhancing skills KILLER QUOTES Sean Moffitt: Speaker 1: (time code 25:05) The biggest emerging future forces that I believe are here to stay: #1 The rise of HR as a central strategic function as companies are struggling to rethink their relationship with talent #2 The importance of purpose for companies as a core value that is not only expressed on paper but lived through clear and explicit action On the rise of HR, the playing field has gotten so complex: we can work from anywhere, talent can live far away from the traditional headquarters, and the skills we need to make our companies strong are changing so quickly that there needs to be upskilling in place like never before.

FUTUREPROOFING AWARDS Experiences, Engagement, Technology, Platforms An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) Overview: This episode focuses on the Award-Worthy Winners who brought great ideas to scale. We share the results of our scouting efforts and provide rules of thumb for companies that want to hit new levels of growth in today’s market. Futureproofing Now hosts Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt and expert panelists shine the spotlight on award-worthy companies in Experiences, Engagement, Technology, and Platforms. We reveal the factors that put some companies ahead of their peers and provide guidance for every industry in how to move forward in today’s market. The chaos of the past year has driven tremendous innovation in technology and platforms to support societal shifts related to the workplace, consumer goods, manufacturing, entertainment, travel—virtually every industry. Tune in as we discuss the ingenuity and commitment of companies that went above and beyond to provide customer experiences that were rich and engaging, or technologies that were a cut above their competitors. What you'll learn: - Which companies are winning the day in Customer Experience - What it takes to command Customer Engagement in today’s crowded marketplace - How Technology + Platforms serve as a multiplier of innovation - Companies — on and off the radar — that are winning today - How to be a leading company in today’s market With F:N Webcast Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt with special guest panelists: John Monks, and Jean-Marc Frangos

FUTUREPROOFING AWARDS - Products, brands, channels & growth An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) Overview: In this episode, Futureproofing Now hosts Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt and expert panelists shine the spotlight on award-worthy companies in Products, Brands, Channels and Growth. We reveal the factors that put some companies ahead of their peers and provide guidance for every industry in how to move forward in today’s market. It’s been a challenging year to develop products that stand the test of time, brands that continue to earn customer loyalty, channels that drive new paths to market and new models for growth. Over the past year, we’ve experienced dramatic shifts in virtually every industry, due in part to the impact of a health pandemic, geopolitical tensions, and economic stress. Yet, despite it all, some inspiring companies rose to the top of the list for consumers. What have been the secret ingredients? Who’s done it best? Which companies deserve a Futureproofing Award—proving that they ride the waves of change and inspire others to thrive? What you'll learn: - Which products are at the top of their industry in each category - Which companies—on and off the radar—deserve to be award winners in Products, Brands, Channels and Growth categories - What it takes to win in each category: which trends guide leadership in today’s market With F:N Webcast Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt with Special guest panelists: Bob Walton, Storm Surge Strategies and Taylor Ryan, Klint Marketing. SUMMARY OF AWARD RECOMMENDATIONS SO FAR: CATEGORY: Brands: Samsung, Nokia, AccendoWave, JetBlue, Patagonia, TentStyle, Aviation Gin CATEGORY: Products: Twill, Ware2Go, Metabiota, Clorox, Hershey’s, White Claw, StyleSaint CATEGORY: Channels: SpaceX, TikTok, Blue Shield of California, Morrisons, Article CATEGORY: Growth: Swile, Canva, Medivis,, Spatial.io, Prodigy Oculus Quest, Medivis, Lego. Amazon, Shopify, Prodigy HASHTAGS: #AccendoWave #Samsung #Nokia #JetBlue #Patagonia #TentStyle #AviationGin #Twill #Maersk #Metabiota #MunichRE #Clorox #UnitedAirlines #ClevelandClinic #Hersheys #WhiteClaw #StyleSaint #SpaceX #TikTok #Morrisons #BlueShieldofCalifornia #Article # #machinelearning #digitialhealth

An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) OVERVIEW Futureproofing Now hosts Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt share insights from their recent Future of Work 2020++ foresight study and invite various FN guild members into a free-flowing conversation on what's next people-wise. They tackle the big questions, and surface ideas and thoughts on the very meaning of careers, work and skills needed to succeed in the future. GENERAL BACKGROUND FOR THE DISCUSSION The program includes a look at which skills will keep people ahead in a rapidly-changing work environment and the explores the importance of employee experience as a driver of corporate strength. The panel looks at what’s driving the widening gap with the ability to satisfy that need with talent. Focus of the conversation: - What are the biggest future tipping points in talent, careers and skills? - Will certain industries be affected more than others? - How do we deal with the ethics and morality of where work is going? - Where do we settle on the key seven debates about the future of talent, careers and skills, with evidence? - What do smart, future-minded leaders, companies, HR people, governments, edtech and universities do to harness the people future ideally ? CO-HOSTS Sean Moffitt + Andrea Kates, Futureproofing : Next PANELISTS Wagner Denuzzo Head of Capabilities for Future of Work at Prudential Financial Soulaima Gourani, Founder of Women Reignite Karen Koucher, General Manager, Global Talent & Learning Experiences, Microsoft Matteo Rizzi, Societe Generale, global fintech expert, author Talents & Rebels

FUTUREPROOFING AWARDS Business Models, Ecosystems, Talent, Transformations An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) Overview: In this episode, we look at which companies have embraced business model innovation as their leading growth driver. We also share our winners in talent—what are the factors that distinguish them? Which are the companies that have adapted best to the dramatic shifts in global markets to win the day in corporate transformation? Futureproofing Now hosts Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt and expert panelists shine the spotlight on award-worthy companies in Business Models, Ecosystems, Talent and Transformation. We reveal the factors that put some companies ahead of their peers and provide guidance for every industry in how to move forward in today’s market. The secret weapons of award-worthy companies are hidden—they’re built into the fabric of their culture: novel business models, robust ecosystems, distinctive talent, and corporate DNA that fuels transformation. What you'll learn: - Which companies are winning the day in Talent: acquisition, inspiration, reskilling, impact - What it takes to deploy Business Models designed for today’s market forces - The ABC’s of building a stellar ecosystem - Companies that have risen to the top in resilience and transformation - How to be a leading company in today’s market With F:N Webcast Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt with Special guest panelists: Moisés Noreña and George Mathew, MD.

An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) Co-Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt Guest Panelists: Bob Gourley CTO and Co-Founder, OODA Kayne McGladrey Security Architect, Ascent Solutions Carol Tang Automotive Cybersecurity Expert Overview: In this episode, Futureproofing Now hosts Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt provide their top cybersecurity and trust insights from The Digital Periscope foresight study on what variables to consider during each stage of innovation++ development. They explore the factors involved, the roster of current solutions and future panaceas to defend against financial peril & espionage. With cyberthreats looming large and cybercrime predicted to cost the world US$6 trillion by 2021, it’s no wonder that cybersecurity has sprung up as a "board need-to-know" and an investment “hot commodity”. In fact, the world needs +145% more cybersecurity professionals simply to meet the growing needs and global demands of the market. There is real risk here too, share prices of breached companies fall over 7% in the two weeks after a breach is made public. Never mind the careers lost and brand equity bruised, the average breach causes $4 million directly in damages. Fueled by the dizzying new array of technologies that makes change & innovation more vulnerable to cyberthreats, the Futureproofing : Next team + their panelists, explores what the biggest cyberthreats are and how to defend, and in some cases even harness the threats as potential value. Episode Hashtags: #FutureproofingNow #FutureTrustSee all of webinars at: http://futureproofingnext.com/futurep...

Routes to Innovation++ - Some of these Ventures & Structures are Not Like The Other An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) With F:N Webcast Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt with special guests David Rasson, David Simoes-Brown, Chenyang Xu Episode Hashtags: #FutureproofingNow #Routestoinnovation See all of webinars at: http://futureproofingnext.com/futureproofingnow/ Which of the top routes to innovation++ drive corporate growth in today’s market? Overview: We hear so many conversations about routes to market or go-to-market, but have you ever heard of routes to innovation++? In this episode, the Futureproofing : Next team engages three global experts to outline the Routes to Innovation basics. The main takeaway: the way you think about innovation routes to market makes all the difference in how well your company will succeed. First, you’ll hear a review our Futureproofing : Next research findings on the 25 distinct routes to innovation++ that may be good choices for an organization. Then, panelists weigh in with real-world examples that illustrate their experiences in bringing these routes to innovation to life. What you'll learn: - The top 25 leading routes to innovation options - When to use a specific route to innovation, and why? - Great examples of successful route adoption - The tension between corporate-owned & edge organizations - How tech, culture, customers, regulatory and finance are affecting the popularity of different routes to innovation++ See all of webinars at: http://futureproofingnext.com/futureproofingnow/ CO-HOSTS Sean Moffitt + Andrea Kates, Futureproofing : Next PANELISTS David Rasson, Center of Expertise Lead Innovation ING Belgium & The Netherlands, ING David Simoes-Brown, CEO at 100%Open Chenyang Xu, IEEE Fellow | Co-Founder, Silicon Valley Future Academy, Innovators' Huddle (Silicon Valley incubators’ association)

The Future of Finance - A Glimpse at the Next 5 years of Banking, Investing. Insurance & Fintech, Payments & Finance An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) #FutureproofingNow #FutureofFinance Overview: For the greater part of the last century, finance operated above the fracas of most year-to-year marketplace shifts. Now it's part of a perfect storm of change. The finance world is not only a $30 trillion industry annually but it has also been deemed the most disrupted industry, with threats from all sides. Futureproofing Now hosts Sean Moffitt & Andrea Kates engage with panelists from the banking, investment, insurance and fintech worlds to imagine what the face of finance will look like over the next five years. GENERAL BACKGROUND FOR THE DISCUSSION What's changing? How will technology impact the sector? How will the customer and their demands change? How will the business model of finance change? What does all of this mean for the future of finance work? Who is climbing, winning and losing? What will be the burden of regulation and compliance? Where will future threats will most likely come from? Focus of the conversation - The biggest dynamics shifting the world of Finance - Expert commentary on changes in key finance sub-sectors - What all these shifts mean for the world around us - A landscape on who will and who won't be at the top of the pile five years from now (and why) - What the incumbents and revolutionaries need to do to get "traction" in this new world - What leaders should focus on to futureproof their organizations CO-HOSTS Sean Moffitt + Andrea Kates, Futureproofing : Next PANELISTS: Jessica Ross, SVP Finance, Office of Transformation, Salesforce [Global] Thomas Krogh Jensen, CEO Copenhagen FinTech [Denmark] Amy Dawson, Head of North America Innovation, Visa [North America] Mario Hernandez, CEO OpenFinance2020 [Mexico]

Open innovation has been a staple for how the best organizations, governments and movements produce innovative breakthrough results for the last couple of decades. The "father of open innovation" Henry Chesbrough and the Executive Director of Open Innovation at UC Berkeley sits down with Futureproofing : Next's Managing Director Sean Moffitt talks open innovation, what got it started, how does the pandemic shine a light on it, a big modern paradox and what is the next generation of open innovation thought. We'll cover two of Henry's books. "Open Innovation" (initially published in 2003) and "Open Innovation Results" (published in Nov, 2019) as a backdrop to our author's studio episode. in 2020, we live in an age of exponential technology, but this is not so new. Indeed, technological innovation has been promoted so assiduously for so long that there is now a discernible pattern to its emergence known as the Gartner Hype Cycle. Open innovation is no exception. Henry Chesbrough, the originator of open innovation, examines the hype behind its practice, shows where real results are taking place, and explains how companies can move beyond the hype to achieve real business results. To get valuable results from innovation, businesses must open up their innovation processes and finish more of what they start. They need to open their knowledge flows to generate new growth, and unused internal knowledge must flow openly to others to generate new revenue and future business opportunities. Many of the best known aspects of open innovation such as crowdsourcing, open source software, or innovation intermediaries are often not well connected to the rest of the organization. Using numerous real-world examples of these methods in practice, Chesbrough illustrates how they can, and must, be used in connection to the organization as a whole in order to have real long-term value. Open innovation offers a clear-eyed view of the challenges and realities that limit the ability of organizations to create and profit from innovation. Whether in the largest companies or in a small business, an advanced economy or a rural village, Henry's books chart a course to enhance organizational growth and performance.

In our second episode, host Sean Moffitt interviews Tony Saldanha on his book from 2019 "Why Digital Transformations Fail: The Surprising Disciplines of How to Take Off and Stay Ahead" . Message: Digital transformation is more important than ever now that we're in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, where the lines between the physical, digital, and biological worlds are becoming ever more blurred. But fully 70 percent of digital transformations fail. Why? Tony Saldanha, a globally awarded industry thought-leader who led operations around the world and major digital changes at Procter & Gamble, discovered it's not due to innovation or technological problems. Rather, the devil is in the details: a lack of clear goals and a disciplined process for achieving them. In this book, Saldanha lays out a five-stage process for moving from digitally automating processes here and there to making digital technology the very backbone of your company. For each of these five stages, Saldanha describes two associated disciplines vital to the success of that stage and a checklist of questions to keep you on track. You want to disrupt before you are disrupted--be the next Netflix, not the next Blockbuster. Using dozens of case studies and his own considerable experience, Saldanha shows how digital transformation can be made routinely successful, and instead of representing an existential threat, it will become the opportunity of a lifetime.

Getting ventures launched and up & running is one thing, having them stick and grow at ridiculous 10X multiples is quite another. Great ideas are worthless unless you know how to execute. And when it comes to the world of innovation+, you need to scale or fail. As practitioners ourselves, we have launched countless initiatives, new products and ventures into the unpredictable world of the marketplace. Sometimes you here dollar signs and accolades, other times you hear crickets and failure. In this episode, we uncover secrets of how organizations ramp up their inside swagger and outside voice and take their seed innovation ideas eventually to the bank! Growth hacking. Blitzscaling. Network effects. Hypergrowth. Demand engines. Product-market fit. Crossing the chasm. We'll discuss them all. Find out the dirty truth that most innovators don't like to tell you - they have no idea how their hatchling will perform in-market. Turn to some of the experts who know differently. Join us for our most pragmatic webcast & podcast episode as Futureproofing Now explores the secrets of scaling innovation+ on and discusses some of the 20+ factors the best corporate growth hackers and change agents get right. An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com). With special guests: Kent Lawson, Executive Director of Brand and Customer Experience, Blue Cross Blue Shield (Chicago) https://www.linkedin.com/in/kent-laws... Stine Kalmer Jørgensen, CEO /Co-founder, dreamplan.io (Denmark) https://www.linkedin.com/in/stinekalmer/ Jed Schneiderman, Executive VP, Growth & Marketing, EQ Works (Toronto) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jed-schne... Ann Hargraves, Principal Mindset (Boston) https://www.linkedin.com/in/ann-hargr... And your hosts: Andrea Kates, Co-Founder, Futureproofing ; Next and MD, iScale (Silicon Valley) https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreakates/ Sean Moffitt, Co-Founder, Futureproofing : Next and MD, Wikibrands (Toronto) https://www.linkedin.com/in/moffittsean/ See all of webinars at: http://futureproofingnext.com/futureproofingnow Take our 5 Minute Scale & Barometer Survey at: http://bit.ly/scalebarometer

Join us for perhaps our proudest webcast & podcast episode as Futureproofing Now exploring our founders' new page turning book. We'll take you inside the thinking and behind-the-scenes development or our book "Futureproofing : Next - The Future Beyond Innovation", available where all good books are sold. In a highly personal episode of Futureproofing Now, we are going to share our favourites among the 4 steps, 11 chapters, 10 canvases, 25 case studies, 30+ research pieces, 50+ tools and over 100+ relevant web links of content. Most importantly, authors Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt have six core messages that they want to share in this webcast that are what the book is all about and important rallying cries for changemakers heading into the new decade. We are also going to provide some energy on how this innovation++ industry has to get better; we simply need to find better ways to challenge the status quo and deliver change faster, bolder, simpler and friendlier.

Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt, Co-founder Futureproofing : Next An interactive webcast and demonstrations presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) With F:N Webcast Hosts: Sean Moffitt, Andrea Kates, and special expert guests and FN66 Champions: Kevin Surace, Chairman & CTO, Appvance.ai Christian Lawaetz Halvorsen, Chief Experience Officer, Valuer,ai Clarice Wong, Machine Learning Support Engineer, Labelbox Jonathan Eisenzopf, Founder & CTO, Discourse.ai Description: You hopefully know by now that AI is already a big thing, and only getting bigger. We're now going to peer inside the AI treasure chest and tell you why and how. Join us for our first AI-specific Futureproofing Now webcast & podcast, where we provided some of the best practical takes on why, how and when AI will emerge as a force in many industries with "AI & the New Dimension of Innovation+" and how the very nature of change and transforming your business surrenders to AI's advancement. Description: AI was ranked by a wide margin as the most transformative technology in our Emerging 30 Tech ranking for 2019. It will likely be #1 again in 2020 but what will that actually mean. Futureproofing Now takes aways the veil from your eyes and gives you tangible evidence of how fast, how important and how broad sweeping AI will affect how we do work, how we manage change and how we reinvent our businesses in the future. This is the AI webcast for innovators people have been waiting for. In our doubleheader of a twelvth episode of Futureproofing Now, we are going to bring the experts doing AI work in the trenches, both corporate champions of the technology and interesting specialist firms changing the ways we do work. What is AI? What are its 10 key components? How do innovators implement it? What are some of the more interesting applications up close? What is the best advice for somebody starting out? and for people and teams taking it to the next level? Futureproofing Now will also be asking some of our newly minted FN66 champions to provide their views. And an exciting new AI-based research venture taking place in spring 2020 will be announced. The AI genie is out of the bottle, let's take it on a magic carpet ride! What you'll learn: Table stakes - what is AI? what types exist? what are its underpinnings? key benefits and key watchouts? The top 10 applications of AI ranked and why each received their ranking A timeline when you are no longer going to be the early adopter of AI Some practical considerations implementing AI at scale A quick hitter on what are the biggest by industry impacts to watch for induced by AI A demonstration and conversation with 4 leading AI firms implementing AI with customers & brands, talent & the workplace, change & innovation and transformation & process

Hosts: Andrea Kates & Sean Moffitt, Co-founder Futureproofing : Next Join us for the start of our Season 2 Futureproofing Now webcast & podcast on change, growth, innovation, transformation and the future, where we give a state of the nation on a "2020 Vision for 2020" and what change agents need to do this year. An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation++ practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) With F:N Webcast Hosts: Sean Moffitt, Andrea Kates, and special expert guests and FN66 Champions. Description: 2020 is an interesting year. it's also an interesting number. The pace of change is unrelenting, and the need for clarity and focus is so fundamental to healthy, growing business. Futureproofing Now hosts Sean Moffitt & Andrea Kates will have a fireside chat that acts as a "get up and go" spark to our community focused on implementing change. We're going to start wide and go narrow by providing our take on what's ahead and some helpful tools to spur people to action over the next 12 months. In our eleventh episode of Futureproofing Now, we are going to patch our learnings from 2019 from our 200+ clients, 66 FN champions and recent marketplace studies to deliver sharpness and acuity to your work ahead. What will be more important than ever? What are the biggest learnings we have on the change space? What are our musings on our January FN33 top news headlines? What are the Metatrends that will affect all industries? How can you make change a personal mandate with our simple test? And our FN99 - choices for the best 99 books on the world of futureproofing? Futureproofing Now will also be asking some of our newly minted FN66 champions to provide their views. And some exciting new developments ahead. 2020 may be your best year yet! What you'll learn: The heightened premium for 4 fundamental needs to build into your change leadership for 2020 and beyond The top observations and pearls of wisdom from our FN66 champions Our review of the top FN33 headlines for the month of January A revised list and ranking of our top 20 Metatrends that will drive behaviour across every technology, industry, culture and marketplace A list of attributes that make change a personal mindset and an interactive quiz to test your own appetite for change The consummate bookshelf - our group's choices for the best books on innovation++ Some teaser announcements we'll reveal to our community & network as we begin the year

Join us for our Futureproofing Now episode where we go beyond the handcuffs of innovation and take a brisk pace through the key foresights in our research report The Corporate Innovation Playbook and our favourite innovation tools in our upcoming book "Futureproofing : Next - the future beyond innovation " (scheduled publish date January 13, 2020). An interactive webcast presented by the global innovation practice Futureproofing : Next (futureproofingnext.com) With F:N Webcast Hosts: Sean Moffitt, Andrea Kates, and special guest: Dave Marvit, Innovation Strategy Consultant with Open Innovation Gateway, powered by Fujitsu. Description: When it comes to corporate innovation, the roster of leading philosophies, branches of thought and approaches to innovation are endless. Should we be doing agile, blue ocean, design thinking, lean startup or waterfall? With who? And when? Aghhhh ... for most people the volume is way too high. What's an innovator to do? Based on our simple "See, Learn, Decide, Commit" Futureproofing : Next approach and our seminal research study The Corporate Innovation Playbook, Andrea Kates and Sean Moffitt have spent literally thousands of hours tumbling through the weeds to understand how top performing corporate innovation works. They've crystallized a vivid portrait of what innovators could be using tools-wise against a marketplace landscape that is so infinite in its complexity and choice. We've pulled it together in a 48-page guide eponymously titled The Corporate Innovation Playbook and a 198 page book entitled Futureproofing : Next. In our eighth episode of Futureproofing Now, we walk though the key elements and tools that made it into our guidebook (and some that didn't) and provide some perspective on their importance and applicability to corporate practitioners. Futureproofing Now will also be inviting a global set of collaborators and guidebook advance readers to chime in on their reactions and what they find are the most helpful tools to get their companies and clients to next. Scan the repertoire of process maps, audits, benchmark grids, landscape, exercises, canvases, cheat sheets and tools that F:N and their expert peers actually use. What you'll learn: Develop a clear view of the top challenges and barriers corporate innovators face Glimpse the aperture of what corporate innovators will face in a fast accelerating, next 3-5 year future Gather the key highlights of Futureproofing : Next's new guide book Understand a simple "See, Learn, Decide, Commit" glide path to simpler, bolder & better innovation Share commentary on F:N's and expert innovator's favourite tools that codify and translate great thinking into great innovation action Benchmark where your company is and what things your team could apply in their own environment See a compressed highlight reel of F:N's very best tools that made it into the guidebook A special offer of Futureproofing : Next 's Corporate Innovation Playbook RECORDED: Tuesday, October 22nd

In this podcast, Rekishia conducts an exclusive interview with Prophetic Worship Artist, David Liscum, the lead singer and song writer of his Florida-based worship band House of Peace. David provides insight into his second full-length project, Welcome to the River, scheduled to be released this fall. The 13-song project was mixed by world renown mixers Sean Moffitt and Sam Gibson and celebrates the bands credo of diversity with a range of styles drawing from influences such as Bethel Worship, Hillsong, Coldplay, Justin Jarvis and Jesus Culture. House of Peace has been featured in Christ Community Music (CCM) and their song “New Life,” was used with a movie score called “One Child,” featured in the movie, “The Identical,” starring Ray Liotta and Ashley Judd. The bands upcoming release, “Welcome to the River, pays somewhat of a tribute to the “New Life” theme featured in “The Identical.” Without question, this is one album you’ll want to include on your worship play list. You’ll be inspired, refreshed and encouraged by this anointed work inspired by strings and ethereal sounds. #HouseofPeaceMusic #DavidLiscum #WelcometotheRiver #Hillsong #Coldplay #JesusCulture #JustinJarvis #TheIdentical #PropheticWorship #Worship #Healing #Inspiration

An interactive webcastpresented by the global innovation practice Futureproofing : Next. Hosted by; Sean Moffitt & Andrea Kates. Special guests; Natasha Longo & Ashok Kalyanswamy. CEOs run companies, CFOs run finances, CTOs run technology assets, CMOs get to run marketing operations and CHROs get to run talent operations, but who gets to run corporate innovation efforts? Hmmm ...it'a question that has perplexed many as we have seen the failure rates climb for corporate innovation. Does the CEO have to lead from the front? Is it everybody's job? or can there be one person that becomes the locus of all company innovation efforts.The answers may surprise you. Culled from insights from our global research study The Global Corporate Innovation Playbookwe provide insights into the who, how, where, why and whats of leading innovation. We look at how companies are structured for success and which people play a key role in the innovation agenda of successful and struggling companies. Futureproofing Now has also asked impressive innovation leaders from across industries and functional areas to add their practical two cents on what works and what doesn't work when you try to turn that corporate cruise chip onto change and growth. What you'll learn: Leading innovation best practices How future innovation leadership will evolve Key background dynamics of people who lead innovation Top functional promoters and poorest corporate performing functions Key criteria that innovation leaders live by Biases that innovation leaders have that lead to blindspots and failure Level of centralization or decentralization that should be encouraged Variances by industry and situation

We continue our odyssey in splitting the atom of how companies and organizations get past challenges and barriers and actually "get to their next" chapter. In our second episode of our webcast series "Futureproofing Now", we demonstrate and support the six key steps for innovation-led growth that has now formed the basis of our key programs and engagements. Along with hosts Andrea Kates and Sean Moffitt, we have corralled executive thought leaders on the subject Denise Lee Yohn and Roland Harwood who will be sharing their expertise on the steps, strategies, processed and tools to get companies unstuck. The topics we’ll cover: — The 6 Core Corporate Innovations Steps and Blindspots Explained — The Six Steps & Relevant Case Studies — How to Create a Futureproofed Company Culture

Three innovations head into the ring but only one shall exit. Who will it be? Okay maybe a little too combative, but in our third webinar instalment we thought we'd have a little fun and have a debate for the century - we know each has merits but which innovation school of thought should triumph for today's fast-changing age? Will it be: In the red corner, Agile Innovation - and its focus on fast iteration, sprints and building the right things or In the white corner, Lean innovation - and its focus on experiments and validating a business model fit or In the black corner, Design Thinking - and its focus on big problem solving exploration and empathy for the customer Join the Futureproofing : Next team, Sean Moffitt and Andrea Kates, in conversation with three leading experts on each school of innovation thought. What you'll learn: 1. The Three Key Schools of Modern Innovation Explained 2. The Strengths of Each Innovation Approach 3. The Weaknesses of Each innovation Approach 4. When and Where to Ideally Use Each One 5. Wherever the debate takes us... Cheer on this innovation slugfest from the digital rafters.

Andrea Kates, Sean Moffitt, Samantha Yarwood & Neil Cohen discuss the art and science of corporate innovation and how to improve the performance of innovation in large and scaling companies in their debut episode. For the full description : http://futureproofingnext.com/fns1e1successinnovationrates/

My guest today is Nick Lobel a Nashville producer, engineer, and song writer who started out touring and recording with MI-based rock band, Monsters and Mannequins before moving to Nashville to pursue a career in music production. Following his studies at Belmont University, and internships at The Toy Box, Station West, and Ocean Way Nashville, Lobel cut his teeth as an assistant to mix engineer Sean Moffitt.  In 2016 Lobel began working with songwriter/producer Tyler Johnson. Under Tyler’s wing, Lobel has worked on artist projects including Sam Smith, Meghan Trainor, Harry Styles, Cam, and The Head And The Heart. Over the past year Lobel has been further honing his chops, producing and developing the artist Alec Bailey whose debut EP has already amassed over 4M streams.  When Nick was at Belmont he also interned with me here at The Toy Box Studio and was one of the best interns I have ever had. He has assisted and engineered for me on many projects and has also been part of my team at the Bonnaroo Hay Bale Studio. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com JZ Microphones - https://usashop.jzmic.com/ use coupon: ROCKSTAR at checkout for 50% off JZ vintage series microphones. RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/202

Taylor Ryan, CMO of Valuer.ai, talks with Brian Ardinger, Inside Outside Innovation founder, about Startup-Corporate Matchmaking. Valuer.ai matches startups with corporates, accelerators, and investors based on AI and crowdsourcing. Key points - Valuer.ai - HQ in Denmark. Taylor Ryan, from the US, is a six time co-founder, writer, growth hacker, and startup junkie. - Corporate/Startup matchmaking new to Europe. - Customized searches on Valuer.AI combines Crowdsource and data collection to find the right startups both locally and internationally.  - Uses qualitative data of founders to determine if startups are investible.  - Finding different skill sets of founders - data, block chain and finance are skills corporates are looking for.  - Internal corporate innovators can use to find new ideas.  - Need more education on looking to startups as long-term solutions for problems within corporations. - Trends in startup world - Different European hubs have different flavor. - Drift in European Tech to go after 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - Corporate Social Responsibility. For More Information For more information or to connect with Taylor, check out Valuer.ai  For similar podcasts, check out: Ep. 131 - Sean Moffitt of WikiBrands & Author of WikiBrands: How to Reinvent Your Business in a Customer Connected Marketplace Ep. 142 - Neil Soni, Author of The Startup Gold Mine and Estee Lauder Innovator Ep. 152 - Acceleprise’s Olivia O’Sullivan on Investing in Corporate/Startup Collaboration Find this episode of Inside Outside Innovation at insideoutside.io. You can also listen on Acast, iTunes, Sticher, Spotify, and Google Play. FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Taylor Ryan, CMO of Valuer.ai, talks with Brian Ardinger, Inside Outside Innovation founder, about Startup-Corporate Matchmaking. Valuer.ai matches startups with corporates, accelerators, and investors based on AI and crowdsourcing. Key points - Valuer.ai - HQ in Denmark. Taylor Ryan, from the US, is a six time co-founder, writer, growth hacker, and startup junkie. - Corporate/Startup matchmaking new to Europe. - Customized searches on Valuer.AI combines Crowdsource and data collection to find the right startups both locally and internationally.  - Uses qualitative data of founders to determine if startups are investible.  - Finding different skill sets of founders - data, block chain and finance are skills corporates are looking for.  - Internal corporate innovators can use to find new ideas.  - Need more education on looking to startups as long-term solutions for problems within corporations. - Trends in startup world - Different European hubs have different flavor. - Drift in European Tech to go after 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - Corporate Social Responsibility. For More Information For more information or to connect with Taylor, check out Valuer.ai  For similar podcasts, check out: Ep. 131 - Sean Moffitt of WikiBrands & Author of WikiBrands: How to Reinvent Your Business in a Customer Connected Marketplace Ep. 142 - Neil Soni, Author of The Startup Gold Mine and Estee Lauder Innovator Ep. 152 - Acceleprise’s Olivia O’Sullivan on Investing in Corporate/Startup Collaboration Find this episode of Inside Outside Innovation at insideoutside.io. You can also listen on Acast, iTunes, Sticher, Spotify, and Google Play. FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week we hang out with Sean Moffitt, a renowned Mixing Engineer based in Nashville, TN Sean's Work: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/sean-moffitt-mn0002274006 Instagram: @smoffitt13 Topics discussed: Difference between Mixing & Mastering The Goonies Mixing Nerd stuff Precious: Don’t be it Ben Rector Mixing little bit ‘o golf writing songs from the heart If Sean could only have 1 piece of Outboard If you could listen to one “Legacy band” who would it be? Zeppelin, Beatles,? Intro/Outro Music: "Lonesome Wolf" by Dawson Hollow @DawsonHollow https://open.spotify.com/track/4qXsFQEVedNHnpjowhaDR5?si=tZCcEyf5Sj6YN7j2VtGYBw

This week we hang out with Sean Moffitt, a renowned Mixing Engineer based in Nashville, TN Sean's Work: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/sean-moffitt-mn0002274006 Instagram: @smoffitt13 Topics discussed: Difference between Mixing & Mastering The Goonies Mixing Nerd stuff Precious: Don't be it Ben Rector Mixing little bit ‘o golf writing songs from the heart If Sean could only have 1 piece of Outboard If you could listen to one “Legacy band” who would it be? Zeppelin, Beatles,? Intro/Outro Music: "Lonesome Wolf" by Dawson Hollow @DawsonHollow https://open.spotify.com/track/4qXsFQEVedNHnpjowhaDR5?si=tZCcEyf5Sj6YN7j2VtGYBw --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-poole3/support

In this episode Chris Bellamy talks to Elevation's Garrett Davis about recording their live albums as well as working on the newest project from Passion. Find out the secret of Elevation's monster floor tom sound and how they manage broadcasting with multiple campuses.Footnote from Garrett regarding the Passion album: Sean Moffitt mixed the album. Sean and Garrett co-engineered the album together.

Sean Moffitt is Managing Director of WikiBrands and Author of WikiBrands: How to Reinvent Your Business in a Customer Connected Marketplace. He focuses on helping people develop a transformational arsenal, including skills in culture and talent, innovation and future proofing, technology and digital, and leadership/pivoting business models. Highlights of Sean's conversation with Brian Ardinger, Inside Outside Founder, include: What’s changing the corporate landscape:  - Speed at which things are happening. 7x faster than 25 years ago.  - Startups and Scaleups are much easier to create. Corporate innovation needs a wake-up call.  - Leverage corporate advantages with startup innovation. - Culture eats strategy, innovation, and tech for breakfast. Keys are people. New WikiBrands Research Study - Looking at the difference in how startups, scaleups, and corporates approach things and innovation in the wild. What’s working? - Hoping to find a definition of innovation and more focus on breakthrough Innovation. - Business Models - 32 of the most competitive business models of the future. What works? - Approaches to Market - e.g. Design or Agile - Different types of modes of practice. Who is the most successful using the different strategies? - Research is based on collaborative thought, with insight from nine innovators and answers from 50 survey questions. More Information For more information or to connect with Sean, check out Wiki-brands.com and take the innovation survey. You can also search on social media under #corporateinnovationplaybook. If you liked this podcast, you should also check out, Ep. 112– Ralph Welborn, Author of Topple on Corporate Innovation, Ep. 98– Sean Ammirati with Birchmere Ventures & Author of The Science of Growth, and Ep 87 – Tom Lockwood and Edgar Papke on Innovation by Design Free Innovation Newsletter Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Sean Moffitt is Managing Director of WikiBrands and Author of WikiBrands: How to Reinvent Your Business in a Customer Connected Marketplace. He focuses on helping people develop a transformational arsenal, including skills in culture and talent, innovation and future proofing, technology and digital, and leadership/pivoting business models. Highlights of Sean's conversation with Brian Ardinger, Inside Outside Founder, include: What’s changing the corporate landscape:  - Speed at which things are happening. 7x faster than 25 years ago.  - Startups and Scaleups are much easier to create. Corporate innovation needs a wake-up call.  - Leverage corporate advantages with startup innovation. - Culture eats strategy, innovation, and tech for breakfast. Keys are people. New WikiBrands Research Study - Looking at the difference in how startups, scaleups, and corporates approach things and innovation in the wild. What’s working? - Hoping to find a definition of innovation and more focus on breakthrough Innovation. - Business Models - 32 of the most competitive business models of the future. What works? - Approaches to Market - e.g. Design or Agile - Different types of modes of practice. Who is the most successful using the different strategies? - Research is based on collaborative thought, with insight from nine innovators and answers from 50 survey questions. More Information For more information or to connect with Sean, check out Wiki-brands.com and take the innovation survey. You can also search on social media under #corporateinnovationplaybook. If you liked this podcast, you should also check out, Ep. 112– Ralph Welborn, Author of Topple on Corporate Innovation, Ep. 98– Sean Ammirati with Birchmere Ventures & Author of The Science of Growth, and Ep 87 – Tom Lockwood and Edgar Papke on Innovation by Design Free Innovation Newsletter Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Today on Webcology the Guys are joined by Mike Dover, a very special guest to the show. Mike Dover is a writer, educator, technologist, and sometimes humourist. Most importantly, Mike is a modern thinker's thinker. Many of you might be familiar with Mike's first book, Wikibrands, Reinventing your Company in a Customer-Driven Marketplace coauthored with Sean Moffitt and forwarded by his long-term mentor Don Tapscott.  (yeah, Mike is a protégée of Don Tapscott. For technologists, that's something serious, somewhat a kin to being Mcluhan's TA. Wikibrands challenged its readers to make their businesses and brands more empathetic and engaging, to be driven by a process designed to constantly deliver a better customer (or user) experience while sustaining the attention of the market and keeping it fun for the owners. After a truly bizarre week of truly spectacular PR disasters and the ham fisted or tone deaf responses from Bombardier to Pepsi, the White House and United Airways the value of Mike and Sean's work couldn't be clearer. Does anyone here remember the early days of the commercial Internet? You know, the web from 1993 and '94? Do you remember the instant power, the idealism, the sense that we could suddenly access everything at once and the wicked wild knowledge that everything henceforth would be very very different? It was literally awesome. As we jammed on the Information Super Highway and suddenly moved super-fast, we failed to notice the digital signboard above the overpass which quite clearly read, “All hope abandon ye who enter here”. And now look what has happened. That's uhhh, that's where Mike wants to take us tonight. 

Today on Webcology the Guys are joined by Mike Dover, a very special guest to the show. Mike Dover is a writer, educator, technologist, and sometimes humourist. Most importantly, Mike is a modern thinker’s thinker. Many of you might be familiar with Mike’s first book, Wikibrands, Reinventing your Company in a Customer-Driven Marketplace coauthored with Sean Moffitt and forwarded by his long-term mentor Don Tapscott.  (yeah, Mike is a protégée of Don Tapscott. For technologists, that’s something serious, somewhat a kin to being Mcluhan’s TA. Wikibrands challenged its readers to make their businesses and brands more empathetic and engaging, to be driven by a process designed to constantly deliver a better customer (or user) experience while sustaining the attention of the market and keeping it fun for the owners. After a truly bizarre week of truly spectacular PR disasters and the ham fisted or tone deaf responses from Bombardier to Pepsi, the White House and United Airways the value of Mike and Sean’s work couldn’t be clearer. Does anyone here remember the early days of the commercial Internet? You know, the web from 1993 and ’94? Do you remember the instant power, the idealism, the sense that we could suddenly access everything at once and the wicked wild knowledge that everything henceforth would be very very different? It was literally awesome. As we jammed on the Information Super Highway and suddenly moved super-fast, we failed to notice the digital signboard above the overpass which quite clearly read, “All hope abandon ye who enter here”. And now look what has happened. That’s uhhh, that’s where Mike wants to take us tonight. 

Digital Influencer and Chief Digital Disruptor, Sean Moffitt goes into some extreme detail as to how you can improve your digital strategy and implementation,  and how to prepare for transformation of what you do in the digital realm. He'll show you how to attract and retain your audience. It's not easy, but with some of the key strategic principles that Sen outlines, you can get to the bottom of creating a remarkable business online, every time. Sean takes us on a global journey of your future in digital, and shows how he creates true value by delivering transformation to businesses and to the economy.  What exactly is digital literacy, and further, digital inspiration? How can you take these changing cultures and experience and translate it into working strategies? Sean knows, and shows us what is needed to get past technology failures to move your company forward. Sean Moffitt is globally recognized as a business thought leader, strategy advisor, digital innovator, keynote speaker and author. The common thread? Sean lives and breathes business transformation, customer and brand engagement, technology, innovation and “the future”. Sean has worked with hundreds of companies on digital strategy, culture and marketing challenges and acts as an executive advisor on a number of boards. As one of Canada's leading thinkers and practitioners on the digital marketplace, Sean keynotes and delivers workshops at 45+ events annually and has spoken in over 20+ countries. He is a brilliant guide on how to create real value in the new economy. Sean has written an award-winning and globally-acclaimed book “Wikibrands – Reinventing Your Business in a Customer-Controlled Marketplace (McGraw-Hill)”. The future and digital don't always go together. Yes, they are "made" for each other, but they also need a lot of support to make them really work together. You need strategy and a plan, Sean Moffitt helps us get there.   Digital Leadership Podcast interviews by Doyle Buehler - The Digital Entrepreneur http://www.twitter.com/doylebuehler https://au.linkedin.com/in/doylebuehler For speaking engagements and interview requests for digital strategy, social media and online marketing, please email: doyle@thedigitaldelusion.com               More details on each digital strategy podcast episode available here: http://www.thedigitaldelusion.com/podcast Join the discussion of digital strategy, leadership and marketing online on our Facebook Exclusive Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/onlineinnercircle/ Get a copy of the international best seller - The Digital Delusion -www.thedigitaldelusion.com/3 or on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1V819mQ Take the Digital Leadership Quiz: http://www.leadership.digital www.thedigitaldelusion.com (C) 2016 Doyle Buehler

In this episode we sit down with mix engineer Sean Moffitt. When he's not earning awards he is mixing world renown records. 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Jim speaks with Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover, the authors of the upcoming book called Wiki-Brands: Reinventing Your Company in a Customer-Driven Marketplace.

Jim speaks with Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover, the authors of the upcoming book called Wiki-Brands: Reinventing Your Company in a Customer-Driven Marketplace.