Podcasts about sqeeqee

Some of the most successful entrepreneurs are immigrants. Many of them are billionaires. And the companies they founded have created trillions of dollars in value for shareholders, employees, and customers alike. There's Google co-founder Sergey Brin, born in communist Russia. The man who could take us to Mars, Elon Musk, from South Africa. Arianna Huffington, founder of the eponymous news site, from Greece. (And the list goes on.) There are lesser-known names, too, of course. Like Jenny Q. Ta, CEO of Sqeeqee, who's from Vietnam. Tomas Gorny, CEO of Nextiva, from Poland. Claudia Mirza, founder of Akorbi, from Columbia. In Canada, among the leading Greater Toronto Area employers across the public, private and non-profit sectors, only 6 per cent of executives — those at the level of vice-president or above — are immigrants, according to a 2015 survey of 92 employers conducted by Canadian HR Reporter in partnership with TRIEC. There is hope in sight because, in this week's episode, I chat with Zabeen Hirji, Strategic Advisor - Private & Public Sector, Executive Advisor, Future of Work at Deloitte, and former Chief Human Resources Officer, RBC Royal Bank. Zabeen shared how she grew her career from a teller to senior roles spanning Retail Banking, Operations, Credit Cards, Human Resources and then becoming the Chief Human Resources Officer of RBC Royal Bank until her retirement from the bank in 2017, how she juggled family and career, how organizations can build a future of work that works for immigrant talents, and much more. Listen, enjoy, and share.

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 215, originally published in September 2015. Jason Hartman talks with Jenny Q. Ta, CEO of Sqeeqee, about monetizing social networking. Key Takeaways: [4:25] How the user can profit from social networking on her site [10:43] The viral growth of Sqeeqee [15:23] If we're in another technology bubble Website: www.Sqeeqee.com

Jenny is a veteran Wall St investor who has founded 2 investment companies, a social-media app called 'Sqeeqee' and a VC firm too. She's now started to invest a lot of time studying the Digital Assets markets which is partially why I invited her onto the show; as well as wanting to get insights from her Wall-St experience. 0:00: Discussion with regard to Nouriel Roubini 2:00: Jenny is going to bet her farm on bitcoin if it drops to $5000 3:00: Jenny supports Nouriel Roubini (critic of crypto) 4:00: Malta-talk 12:00: Is Coinbase manipulating the Market? 13:40: Is Jenny launching a token for her app Sqeeqee? 14:40 The Race to digitalisation, where is the USA? You can listen to our Podcast Show on any major Podcast platform including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. If you want to support the channel, just click 'Subscribe,' that way we can grow and bring you even better content in the future! Jenny's Twitter: https://twitter.com/sqeeqee Our Site: www.cryptoauthority.co.uk Our Twitter: @cryptoauthorit

Jenny Ta, CEO of Sqeeqee and co-founder of VCNetwork.co, joins host Deirdre Breakenridge on Women Worldwide. Jenny began her career with strong roots in the financial world and working on Wall Street. Jenny is known as a serial entrepreneur. She has built, launched and sold two of her companies. More recently in 2016, together with her partner, Shinta W. Dhanuwardoyo (Founder/CEO of Bubu.com), VCNetwork.co was launched to help forward-thinking VC firms and individual VCs find the startups that have what it takes to succeed. Today, Jenny mentors start-ups and focuses on shaking up the current VC models making VC funding more entrepreneurial friendly. On the show, Jenny shared how the funding for women entrepreneurs is slow progress. She and her partner Shinta work to create a bridge for entrepreneurs who hit one wall after another as they seek funding. They act as the role of connectors to make the introductions to high worth investors so there is an opportunity on both sides. Jenny discussed her thoughts on women in leadership pointing out that leaders don’t ever quit. Her advice to anyone who has experienced bullying and harassment was to “never swallow the words.” Her message was to underscore how words can be damaging and you need to keep them on the outside. At the same time, Jenny stressed how bullying doesn’t look at race or gender and it’s especially easy to bully when you can hide your identity online. A little more about Jenny Ta … Jenny is a seasoned entrepreneur with two successful ventures to her credit. She was the Founder and CEO of Titan Securities, a full-service investment firm that was acquired in 2005. Prior to founding Titan Securities she was the driving force behind Vantage Investments, a full-service broker-dealer start-up she founded in 1998-99 at the age of 27 and grew to a quarter of a billion dollars in assets. You can connect with Jenny on LinkedIn and Twitter @JennyQTa9

Jenny Ta, founder and CEO of Sqeeqee joins host Deirdre Breakenridge onWomen Worldwide. Jenny launched Sqeeqee in 2015 as thefirst-of-its-kind social networthing™ site. She’s also known as theCinderella of Wall Street having previously founded two brokerdealer start ups, Titan Securities and Vantage Investments.On the show, Jenny shares her story, which is a journey fromwelfare to Wall Street. At the age of 5, she escaped Vietnam duringthe war. She left on a fishing boat, and then stayed in a refugeecamp in Hong Kong until she was 8. Jenny eventually made her way toAmerica where she found her path to success. Jenny believes theexperiences during childhood helped to shape her career and gaveher a “never accept no for an answer” conviction. Jenny also offersadvice to listeners on making your dreams become a reality.A little more about Jenny Ta … JennyTa is a seasoned entrepreneur and has 20 years of Wall Streetexperience. She specialized specifically in the technology sector.Jenny holds an MBA degree in Financial Management and a BS in MISfrom California State University, Fullerton.You can connect with Jenny on LinkedIn and FacebookA little more about Your Host, DeirdreBreakenridge … Deirdre is an author, entrepreneur andCEO of Pure Performance Communications. A 25-year veteran in PR andmarketing, she is the author of five Financial Times Press booksincluding her latest titles, “Social Media and Public Relations,”and “Putting the Public Back in Public Relations.” Breakenridgespeaks nationally and internationally on the topics of PR, socialmedia and marketing. She's an adjunct professor at NYU and UMASS atAmherst, a recognized blogger at PR Expanded, and also theco-founder of #PRStudChat, a dynamic twitter chat with PRprofessionals, educators and students.Connect with Deirdre by following @dbreakenridge on Twitter andon her blog at www.deirdrebreakenridge.com.  

Jason Hartman talks with Jenny Q. Ta, CEO of Sqeeqee, about monetizing social networking. Key Takeaways: [4:25] How the user can profit from social networking on her site [10:43] The viral growth of Sqeeqee [15:23] If we’re in another technology bubble Website Mentioned: www.sqeeqee.com

Jason Hartman talks with Jenny Q. Ta, CEO of Sqeeqee, about monetizing social networking. Key Takeaways:[4:25] How the user can profit from social networking on her site[10:43] The viral growth of Sqeeqee[15:23] If we're in another technology bubble Website Mentioned:www.sqeeqee.com