Podcasts about silvercar

En este episodio te ponemos al día con las últimas noticias de viaje: la guerra de los "lounges", el update del 2024 de la AMEX Platinum y la Chase Sapphire, y los nuevos vuelos desde SJU. Suscríbete a nuestro nuevo canal Youtube.  ¿Necesitas ayudas utilizando tus puntos o millas? ¿Quiéres que evalúemos tus opciones? ¡Envía tus preguntas por Instagram, Facebook y Youtube y te podemos seleccionar para ayudarte! Con Myriam Ocasio, Juany Nadal y Luis Herrero. Si te gusta Que Buena Vida!, recuerda dejarnos 5 estrellas Michellin en Apple Podcasts. Y síguenos en Instagram, Facebook y Youtube.  No olvides visitar Puerto Rico Eats y seguirlos en Instagram, Facebook y Twitter. SHOW NOTES Delta Sky Club - ¿cómo entrar? -  https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/travel/how-to-get-into-the-delta-sky-club-before-your-flight Vuela en primera clase o clase ejecutiva en Delta o uno de sus socios. Vuela internacionalmente como miembro élite de Delta SkyMiles. Vuela internacionalmente como miembro SkyTeam Elite Plus. Mantén el estatus élite con LATAM, Virgin Atlantic o WestJet. Si tienes estatus élite de Delta, puedes comprar una membresía Sky Club. Lleva la tarjeta adecuada: la tarjeta Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express o la tarjeta The Platinum Card® from American Express te brindan acceso a los Sky Clubs. Pero… Reglas de Tarjetas: - Los titulares de tarjetas estarán limitados a 10 visitas por año al Delta Sky Club. El acceso ilimitado se puede obtener al gastar $75,000 o más en la tarjeta en el año calendario anterior. - La Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card, que ofrece acceso a los salones Sky Club cuando viajas en un vuelo operado o comercializado por Delta, además de otros beneficios como pases de invitados y millas de bonificación. - La The Platinum Card® from American Express, que además de acceso a los salones Delta Sky Club, ofrece acceso a más de 1,200 salones en todo el mundo a través de la American Express Global Lounge Collection y una amplia gama de beneficios de viaje adicionales. Chase Lounges https://thepointsguy.com/news/chase-sapphire-airport-lounge/ Actualmente, hay cinco ubicaciones abiertas en aeropuertos como JFK, LaGuardia, Austin, Boston y Hong Kong, con planes confirmados para otros cinco aeropuertos. Los lounges ofrecen una variedad de servicios y comodidades, como bebidas y bocadillos gratuitos, áreas de relajación y opciones de entretenimiento. Los titulares de tarjetas como Chase Sapphire Reserve, J.P. Morgan Reserve o Ritz-Carlton Credit Card pueden acceder a estos lounges de manera ilimitada, mientras que los usuarios autorizados tienen acceso ilimitado una vez que activen su membresía Priority Pass gratuita. Los titulares de tarjetas pueden llevar hasta dos invitados de cortesía por visita, mientras que los titulares de la tarjeta Ritz-Carlton pueden llevar invitados ilimitados sin cargo adicional. Además, los miembros de Priority Pass pueden acceder a un lounge de Chase una vez al año, y los viajeros selectos de Etihad también pueden acceder a ciertos lounges de Chase. Amex y Chase 2024 update AMEX  Viajes: Crédito de Viaje de $200 3x Puntos en Viajes Crédito para Global Entry o TSA PreCheck: Recibe un crédito de hasta $100 cada cuatro años como reembolso por la tarifa de solicitud de Global Entry, TSA PreCheck o NEXUS. Beneficios en Hoteles y Resorts de Lujo Beneficios de Hotel Elite en Relais & Châteaux Privilegios Especiales de Alquiler de Autos: Inscríbete en programas de recompensas de alquiler de autos de National Car Rental, Avis y Silvercar, y disfruta de beneficios mejorados como upgrades y descuentos en tarifas de alquiler. Beneficios en Hoteles Ennismore: Acceso VIP a beneficios en hoteles y resorts Delano, Hyde, Mondrian, House of Originals y SLS en todo el mundo. Door Dash Pass y crédito Costo: $695   Chase  Acceso ilimitado a los lounges de Chase Sapphire en aeropuertos seleccionados. Prioridad Pass Select con acceso a más de 1,300 lounges en todo el mundo. Reembolso de hasta $300 dólares anuales en viajes. Crédito de hasta $100 dólares para TSA PreCheck o Global Entry. 3 puntos por cada dólar gastado en viajes y restaurantes. Reembolso de hasta $60 dólares al año por la membresía de DoorDash. Beneficios de alquiler de autos de lujo y seguro de viaje. Seguro de protección de compra y garantía extendida. Servicio de conserjería disponible las 24 horas del día. Sin cargo por transacciones internacionales. Costo: $695 Nuevo vuelos desde SJU Medellín Aumento frecuencia Panamá Aumento frecuencias Bogotá Denver New Orleans Nashville Austin Norfolk, VirginiaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Audi Club's Talia Pakkala and Bill Cho join quattro Magazine editor George Achorn to go through questions and comments about the magazine submitted as part of Audi Club's membership survey. Special thanks to SilverCar by Audi for helping make this survey and episode possible, and also for the great prize of free rental days for one lucky survey participant. Joint Audi Club North America at www.AudiClubNA.org.

Todd Belveal is a serial tech entrepreneur. He exited Silvercar, which he founded as one of the first connected car companies fully enabled by smart phones. His current venture, Washlava, brings tech to public laundromats - seemingly on a mission to put the quarter coin out of a job. He has some great advice for entrepreneurs.

Todd Belveal is a serial tech entrepreneur. He exited Silvercar, which he founded as one of the first connected car companies fully enabled by smart phones. His current venture, Washlava, brings tech to public laundromats - seemingly on a mission to put the quarter coin out of a job. He has some great advice for entrepreneurs.

Washlava is a shared laundry experience that allows you to reserve and pay for machines from your smartphone.In this episode,  Adam Torres and Todd Belveal, Founder of Washlava and Silvercar, explore Washlava and Todd's entrepreneurial journey.  Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Do automotive retailers even have a mobility problem? The framing of this question suggests that a problem has been identified, though perhaps under a false pretense. Think back to products and services that tech companies have introduced — Google Glass, Microsoft Zune, or Amazon’s Fire Phone — in an attempt to solve real problems. But what really were the problems these products were solving? In episode #95, we hear from Russ Lemmer, President and Chief Product Officer of Dealerware, a fully-connected, fully-digital fleet management platform. His knowledge and experience in learning the art of problem framing led to a successful acquisition of Silvercar, a car rental mobility solution which he helped co-found and was acquired by Audi in 2017. His process to uncover business problems entails applying the scientific methodology of identifying the situation, complication, stating a hypothesis, and testing to confirm or disprove the hypothesis. If performed correctly, this rigorous process results in iterations of a product until it actually solves a real problem. Tune in to learn how Russ and Dealerware have identified the problem of mobility within an automotive retail operation. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

This week Mike LaRosa from Coworkaholic is back to chat with Ed Pizza about some of the top news and posts of the week on BoardingArea. Tune in to learn all about Silvercar's new loyalty program, why there was a horse on an American Airlines flight and an extension on one the year's best travel promotions. They also chat about a new booking free from Hotels.com, why more airlines are banning MacBook Pro laptops and last but not least, why you might not think it matters that United Airlines has announced their miles no longer expire. Links Everything You Need to Know About Silvercar's New Loyalty Program Here's Why It Doesn't Matter: United Announces Your Miles Won't Expire Passengers Brings Horse on American Airlines Flight to Omaha and the Horse Tweets It Delta Vacations Double SkyMiles Promotion Extended Hotels.com Adds a Booking Fee for Reward Nights Two Foreign Airlines Have Banned ALL 15” MacBook Pro Laptops and Others Thanks to Our Sponsor AutoSlash AutoSlash's mission is focused and clear: to help you get the best possible rental car rate, and then to share their expertise with you so you have the best trip possible. They take the same flexible rates you find on the rental companies’ own sites and then apply the best coupons to them. Sometimes the savings are modest. A lot of times they’re big. Sometimes they’re massive. They do in minutes what it would take you hours to do. And they do it all for free. Miles to Go: Travel Tips, News & Reviews You Can't Afford to Miss Don't forget to check out the Miles To Go Podcast where we bring you the latest travel news, tips and tricks each week to help you save money and travel better.

A discussion about user experience and how even global media companies can't get it right, and a knee-jerk reaction to "The Bells," the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones and why it's leaving viewers so polarized.

Today, Cesar and Jared make a bet, talk about the new McLaren, talk about Silvercar, and how Jared saw a dead body and was involved in a police standoff over the weekend.

True Experience is a podcast created to encourage the designer in the corporate world. Enterprise and customer facing applications alike we have requirements and challenges that need to be met with design.

Let Your Passion Fuel Fearless Innovation: Do you have an innovative idea that will disrupt an entire industry? Going head-to-head with established brands and product archetypes can feel like a David vs. Goliath undertaking, but with great adversity comes high reward. Marc Toland, Founder and CEO of Safer Alarms, Inc., was inspired to reimagine fire protection systems after tragedy struck close to home. In a business where product performance is a matter of life and death, every design detail is of critical importance. Marc walks us through the rigorous product development phase of this lifesaving product, and explains how to build consumer awareness through a savvy go-to-market strategy. Then, we turn our attention to another industry in desperate need of disruption, personal car rental. You’ve probably suffered through the traditional car rental experience hallmarked by long lines, stacks of paperwork, and underwhelming vehicle options. Silvercar lives at the intersection of transportation and technology, offering consumers an elevated customer experience with a sophisticated mobile app and a fleet of premium Audi vehicles. Silvercar CEO, Luke Schneider, shares his passion for the evolution of mobility before offering three tips to ensure startup success.   [00:00:00] Saving Lives with Safer Alarms, Inc. [00:05:15] High Stakes Product Development [00:11:30] Innovating in an Established Market [00:18:21] Silvercar Shakes Up Car Rental Industry [00:26:52] Develop a Winning Customer Experience [00:33:22] Luke Schneider's 3 Tips for Startup Success

Silvercar offers a premium car rental experience with no lines and no paperwork. You just scan a QR code on a car to start your rental. Plus, ever car is an Audi fully loaded with the best amenities including satellite radio, WiFi, GPS, Android Auto and CarPlay, a sunroof and more.Follow Rich on Social Media:Facebook: http://facebook.com/RichOnTechTwitter: http://twitter.com/richdemuroInstagram: http://instagram.com/richontechEasy ways to listen on your phone or smart speaker:"Hey Google, Play the Rich on Tech Podcast""Hey Siri, Play the Rich on Tech Podcast""Alexa, Enable the Rich on Tech Flash Briefing"

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Marla Brizel This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Marla Brizel. Marla works at Test Double and has been programming full time for the past four years. She first got into programming when she got a job at a startup where they helped her learn how to program for herself and she fell in love with it. They talk about her background as a project manager and the importance of empathy for the user. They then touch on how she got into Ruby and things that she is particularly proud of contributing to the Ruby community. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Marla intro How did you first get into programming? Has been working in tech for the past decade Working at a startup What was it about coding made you want to make the switch? Likes that there are always more puzzles to solve You can always be learning new things in the programming world Get a Coder Job Course Code is the easy part of the job How programming has progressed over the years Test Double Project management background How did you wind up as a project manager? Building empathy for the user How did you get into Ruby? Girl Develop It Why Ruby? Ruby reads like English How did you wind up at Test Double? The value of conferences What have you done with Ruby that you are proud of? Denver Startup Week Ruby on Rails Elections And much, much more! Links: Test Double Get a Coder Job Course Ruby Girl Develop It Denver Startup Week @MarlaBrizel Marla’s GitHub MarlaBrizel.com Picks: Charles TripIt NG conf MicroConf RubyHack Microsoft Build Podcast Movement Get a Job Course “Ruby Rants” coming soon Marla Vokl Aura Skis dry-rb GitX Silvercar Denver Airport Train Denver Startup Week

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Marla Brizel This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Marla Brizel. Marla works at Test Double and has been programming full time for the past four years. She first got into programming when she got a job at a startup where they helped her learn how to program for herself and she fell in love with it. They talk about her background as a project manager and the importance of empathy for the user. They then touch on how she got into Ruby and things that she is particularly proud of contributing to the Ruby community. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Marla intro How did you first get into programming? Has been working in tech for the past decade Working at a startup What was it about coding made you want to make the switch? Likes that there are always more puzzles to solve You can always be learning new things in the programming world Get a Coder Job Course Code is the easy part of the job How programming has progressed over the years Test Double Project management background How did you wind up as a project manager? Building empathy for the user How did you get into Ruby? Girl Develop It Why Ruby? Ruby reads like English How did you wind up at Test Double? The value of conferences What have you done with Ruby that you are proud of? Denver Startup Week Ruby on Rails Elections And much, much more! Links: Test Double Get a Coder Job Course Ruby Girl Develop It Denver Startup Week @MarlaBrizel Marla’s GitHub MarlaBrizel.com Picks: Charles TripIt NG conf MicroConf RubyHack Microsoft Build Podcast Movement Get a Job Course “Ruby Rants” coming soon Marla Vokl Aura Skis dry-rb GitX Silvercar Denver Airport Train Denver Startup Week

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Marla Brizel This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Marla Brizel. Marla works at Test Double and has been programming full time for the past four years. She first got into programming when she got a job at a startup where they helped her learn how to program for herself and she fell in love with it. They talk about her background as a project manager and the importance of empathy for the user. They then touch on how she got into Ruby and things that she is particularly proud of contributing to the Ruby community. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Marla intro How did you first get into programming? Has been working in tech for the past decade Working at a startup What was it about coding made you want to make the switch? Likes that there are always more puzzles to solve You can always be learning new things in the programming world Get a Coder Job Course Code is the easy part of the job How programming has progressed over the years Test Double Project management background How did you wind up as a project manager? Building empathy for the user How did you get into Ruby? Girl Develop It Why Ruby? Ruby reads like English How did you wind up at Test Double? The value of conferences What have you done with Ruby that you are proud of? Denver Startup Week Ruby on Rails Elections And much, much more! Links: Test Double Get a Coder Job Course Ruby Girl Develop It Denver Startup Week @MarlaBrizel Marla’s GitHub MarlaBrizel.com Picks: Charles TripIt NG conf MicroConf RubyHack Microsoft Build Podcast Movement Get a Job Course “Ruby Rants” coming soon Marla Vokl Aura Skis dry-rb GitX Silvercar Denver Airport Train Denver Startup Week

Bill Diffenderffer has been an attorney who has lead billion dollar financial transactions, a Partner in IBM’s Business Consulting Services Group where he was a leader of its global travel and transportation practice and the CEO of two travel technology companies, one of which was then the world’s third largest provider of computer reservation systems for the travel industry. In 1998 he started up Xtra OnLine, a provider of web-based travel technology products. Xtra OnLine product and services are still provided today. In 2005, as CEO, he started up the ultra low cost Skybus Airlines. Then in 2011 he started up Silvercar, the very cool car rental company now growing across the US. He also is the author of The Samurai Leader: Winning Business Battles with the Wisdom, Honor and Courage of the Samurai Code. He now teaches entrepreneurship at Ohio State University. His goal is to become the wise old man sitting under a palm tree at a beach offering advice on the meaning of life to anyone who’ll pay him a dollar. This is the audio recording from the live event on 2/19/2018. www.startupgrind.com/columbus www.awh.net www.rev1ventures.com

Joe Ficalora, CEO at NYCB, discusses corporate citizenship as well as banking regulation. Jonathan Corpina, Senior Managing Partner at Meridian Equity Partners, shares a trader's outlook at the New York Stock Exchnage. Rob Urban, Bloomberg News Senior Financial Editor, and Sonny, Singh, Chief Commercial Officer at Bitpay, breakdown the debut of Bitcoin futures. Luke Schneider, CEO at Silvercar, talks about the business of affordable premium rental cars. And Carol and Cory hit today’s Movers and Shakers on Wall Street and Bloomberg Stocks Editor Dave Wilson has his “Stock of the Day.” 

Joe Ficalora, CEO at NYCB, discusses corporate citizenship as well as banking regulation. Jonathan Corpina, Senior Managing Partner at Meridian Equity Partners, shares a trader's outlook at the New York Stock Exchnage. Rob Urban, Bloomberg News Senior Financial Editor, and Sonny, Singh, Chief Commercial Officer at Bitpay, breakdown the debut of Bitcoin futures. Luke Schneider, CEO at Silvercar, talks about the business of affordable premium rental cars. And Carol and Cory hit today's Movers and Shakers on Wall Street and Bloomberg Stocks Editor Dave Wilson has his “Stock of the Day.”  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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December 11, 2015 – This episode we talk to Dr. Brett Abarbanel about the advantages and disadvantages for women poker players. Chris discusses with in-house Millennials Katie and Aaron about why Generation Y does not like to gamble. Katie and Aaron talk a little about their Thanksgiving in Vegas and Chris brings up Vegas Fanboy Episode 44, interview with blackjack expert Ken Smith. What Happened In Vegas News: Killers & Wayne Newton to Open Las Vegas Arena, Silvercar coming to Las Vegas, Magical Forest lights up Las Vegas. Faces: Part 2 of our interview with the head of UCLA’s Social & Recreational Gambling research, Dr. Brett Abarbanel. She is also an amateur poker player and she’s given keynotes and addresses at gaming conferences all around the world. She also teaches a class about the sociology of gambling which includes one lecture about gambling in film. We cover all of this and also dig into some of her favorite restaurants in Vegas. Dr. Brett’s research paper “Chicks With Decks: The Female Lived Experience In Poker“. If you would like to contact Dr. Brett with ideas for the June 2016 International Conference On Gambling and Risk Taking: BAbarbanel@mednet.ucla.edu Tip The Player: Sushi Kaya, … Continue reading