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Paul Knight Currently serving as VP of Information Technology and CISO at Turntide Technologies, Paul Knight brings 25 years of experience across various IT disciplines. His unique background includes roles in defense, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing, bringing both operational and security expertise to startup environments. Balancing IT and Security Leadership in Startups How do you...

Paul Knight Currently serving as VP of Information Technology and CISO at Turntide Technologies, Paul Knight brings 25 years of experience across various IT disciplines. His unique background includes roles in defense, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing, bringing both operational and security expertise to startup environments. When Security and IT collide: The startup challenge How do...

Part 3 of 4: Jon Chee hosts Chris Moxham, Co-Founder, CEO, and CSO of Transcripta Bio—a pioneering biotech company accelerating drug discovery to improve lives worldwide. With a PhD in Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology from Stony Brook University and over 25 years in drug discovery, Chris brings a wealth of experience. During his two-decade tenure at Eli Lilly, he advanced over 10 molecules into clinical trials across multiple therapeutic areas, spanning both small and large molecule modalities. Chris's deep expertise and dedication to scientific innovation and team development offer invaluable insights for aspiring biotech leaders.

Sabine Herlitschka ist CEO von Infineon Technologies Austria. Im brutkasten-Talk spricht sie über das starke Wachstum des Unternehmens, das in den 1970er Jahren in Villach mit nur 24 Mitarbeitern als verlängerte Werkbank von Siemens startete. Heute produziert es  9 Mrd. Chips pro Jahr und beschäftigt knapp 6.000 Mitarbeiter. Herlitschka betont die Bedeutung von Innovation und einer Purpose-Orientierung in der Unternehmenskultur, insbesondere im Hinblick auf die Klimawende. Außerdem spricht sie über die Zusammenarbeit von Infineon mit Startups und die Startup-Challenge des Unternehmens.  Darüber hinaus geht es im Talk um den Green Deal der EU, den Herlitschka als “gut gemeint, aber nicht gut gemacht” einschätzt. Sie sieht große Chancen in der Stärkung des Binnenmarktes und fordert, den Green Deal pragmatischer anzugehen, um sowohl Nachhaltigkeit als auch Wettbewerbsfähigkeit zu fördern. Hinweis: Das Interview wurde bereits im Juli geführt.

The ABB Startup Challenge identifies some of the world's best innovative tech startup talent. We interview this year's four winners Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This special episode features a conversation with three leaders in this space exploring the future of the greenlight process in film: Anjali Midha is the Former Head of Entertainment at Twitter and the Founder and CEO of the entertainment analytics platform Diesel Labs. Irina Albita, co-founder and co-CEO of FilmChain, the blockchain based platform revolutionising the collection of revenues in film and TV. Ted Hope is the producer of over 70 feature films, the former Head of Production at Amazon Studios and author of the book Hope for Film and blog of the same name. In an increasingly competitive and congested distribution marketplace, better and more informed decision making upstream is increasingly essential. Is there a better way? How can we support intuitive creativity with robust data analytics, audience insights and distribution intelligence? What are the tools, resources and information that can underpin more effective commissioning or investment decisions? Where are the information blindspots and how can filmmakers formulate a more robust investment opportunity? How can we create more inclusiveness in the greenlight process? More about our speakers Ted Hope has been a producer on over 70 films, studio executive on over 60, CEO of a start-up streamer, co-head of 3 production companies, executive director of a film society & festival, a Professor Of Practice at 2 universities, and founder of a post-production facility, 2 websites, 2 think tanks, & an app. Ted launched Amazon's foray into feature film production, leading them to 19 Oscar nominations and 5 wins. As a producer, his films have received 25 Oscar nominations, with 6 wins. Ted's memoir and newsletter Hope For Film, are both must reads. Ted helped launch the feature film careers of Ang Lee, Nicole Holofcener, Hal Hartley, Michel Gondry and many others. His most recent films include the first narrative from Oscar-winning documentary director, Roger Ross Williams, Cassandro, as well as the documentary Invisible Nation on Taiwan, directed and produced by Vanessa Hope. Anjali Midha, an entrepreneur with a passion for driving innovation in media and marketing analytics. She is the co-founder & CEO of Diesel Labs, a content analytics company that addresses the toughest questions facing media companies today. Before starting Diesel Labs, she was the Global Director of Media Research at Twitter where she developed the ‘playbook' for television - illuminating the synergies and opportunities across traditional and new media. She joined Twitter via their acquisition of Bluefin Labs (the pioneer of Social TV Analytics), prior to which she was the VP of Strategy & Analytics at Digitas. Anjali holds a BA in Economics from Tufts University and an MBA from MIT Sloan Irina Albita is a technologist with over 12 years experience in the London/NYC tech scene, with a mathematics-economics background. Her passion is exploring how emerging tech radically transforms creative industries, and she is a prominent figure at film & tech events worldwide. She co-founded FilmChain alongside Maria Tanjala. The platform is transforming how producers, financiers, and sales agents get paid. With a digital collection account management (CAM) for indie films and a royalties management solution for content distributors, FilmChain brings transparency to payments and modernises royalties. Former EFM Startups 2018, they have won awards such as ‘Startup of the Year' London Business Awards 2020, Startup Challenge at San Sebastian Film Festival 2020, Makers and Shakers 2020, and Unchain Fintech Festival 2022, to name a few. This episode is presented in partnership with Screenovators, the online community dedicated to innovation in the screen industries. For more information and to join: www.screenoavtors.com

In an increasingly competitive and congested distribution marketplace, better and more informed decision making upstream is increasingly essential. However, formulaic and algorithmically influenced content continues to enter the system, often leaving audiences cold. Is there a better way? How can we support intuitive creativity with robust data analytics, audience insights and distribution intelligence? What are the tools, resources and information that can underpin more effective commissioning or investment decisions? Where are the information blindspots and how can filmmakers formulate a more robust investment opportunity? How can we create more inclusiveness in the greenlight process? These are some of the questions explored with 3 leaders in their field across film, data and technology featuring legendary producer Ted Hope, Co Founder and Co-CEO of Film Chain, Irina Albita and Anjali Midha, Founder and CEO of Diesel Labs.  Ted Hope has been a producer on over 70 films, studio executive on over 60, CEO of a start-up streamer, co-head of 3 production companies, executive director of a film society & festival, a Professor Of Practice at 2 universities, and founder of a post-production facility, 2 websites, 2 think tanks, & an app. Ted launched Amazon's foray into feature film production, leading them to 19 Oscar nominations and 5 wins. As a producer, his films have received 25 Oscar nominations, with 6 wins. Ted's memoir and newsletter Hope For Film, are both must reads. Ted helped launch the feature film careers of Ang Lee, Nicole Holofcener, Hal Hartley, Michel Gondry and many others. His most recent films include the first narrative from Oscar-winning documentary director, Roger Ross Williams, Cassandro, as well as the documentary Invisible Nation on Taiwan, directed and produced by Vanessa Hope. Irina Albita is a technologist with over 12 years experience in the London/NYC tech scene, with a mathematics-economics background. Her passion is exploring how emerging tech radically transforms creative industries, and she is a prominent figure at film & tech events worldwide. She co-founded FilmChain alongside Maria Tanjala. The platform is transforming how producers, financiers, and sales agents get paid. With a digital collection account management (CAM) for indie films and a royalties management solution for content distributors, FilmChain brings transparency to payments and modernises royalties. Former EFM Startups 2018, they have won awards such as ‘Startup of the Year' London Business Awards 2020, Startup Challenge at San Sebastian Film Festival 2020, Makers and Shakers 2020, and Unchain Fintech Festival 2022, to name a few. Anjali Midha is an entrepreneur with a passion for driving innovation in media and marketing analytics. She is the co-founder & CEO of Diesel Labs, a content analytics company that addresses the toughest questions facing media companies today. Before starting Diesel Labs, she was the Global Director of Media Research at Twitter where she developed the ‘playbook' for television - illuminating the synergies and opportunities across traditional and new media. She joined Twitter via their acquisition of Bluefin Labs (the pioneer of Social TV Analytics), prior to which she was the VP of Strategy & Analytics at Digitas. Anjali holds a BA in Economics from Tufts University and an MBA from MIT Sloan This session is part of the Reimagining the Ecosystem Series presented by usheru and Screenovators: a series of talks featuring industry pioneers, trailblazers and thought leaders exploring whether it is time to reimagine the film ecosystem?

In this dialogue Prof Christo Doherty speaks to Professor Nathaniel Stern, an artist, writer and teacher who holds a 50/50 dual appointment at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as a Professor in Art and Design and Mechanical Engineering where “he teaches artists how to engineer, engineers how to art, and everyone how to sustain their work with entrepreneurial thinking.” Nathaniel's most recent art project, a travelling exhibition, called "The World After US (TWAU): Imaging techno-aesthetic futures", is a fascinating and constantly mutating physical melange of botany and discarded electronics that challenges viewers to imagine “what our digital media will be and do in the world after us”. One aspect of the TWAU project, called "The Wall After Us", was was recently featured as part of the SYM|BIO|ART exhibition at University of Johannesburg. The exhibition launched the newly formed Creative Microbiology Research Co-Lab at the University of Johannesburg led by Prof Leora Farber. Nathaniel also has a long association with Johannesburg and the Wits School of Arts. With a Masters from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University, he was responsible for designing and teaching the first years of the Interactive Media studio programme in the Digital Arts department. Over that time he also won the Brett Kebble Art Award in both 2003 and 2004, thus earning the first recognition for interactive and digital art in the South African art world. Following his time in Johannesburg, he went on to do a PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland writing his dissertation on interactive art and embodiment. Since his PhD, Nathaniel has created a dazzling range of exploratory art projects, often in collaboration with other artists, scientists and engineers. In fact the journal Scientific American says Stern's art is “tremendous fun,” and “fascinating” in how it is “investigating the possibilities of human interaction and art.” I urge listeners to visit his website to get a grasp of the extent of his artistic and writerly practice. In this discussion, we talk about the TWAU project; and the experience of installing the "The Wall After Us" working remotely from the US together with the curatorial team at the FADA gallery. We also explore Nathaniel's thinking about aesthetics and the relationship between aesthetics and activism, especially the climate activism that is central to his work. Finally we unpack the Startup Challenge which Nathaniel directs at Lubar Entrepreneurship Centre at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. I think that the expanded notions of both innovation and entreprepreneurship that Nathaniel deploys in the programme are of great value for similar work at Wits, and in South Africa more broadly. Useful links to Nathaniel's website, books, exhibitions, and papers: His website: https://nathanielstern.com His latest published paper, together with Johannes Lehmann and Rachel Garber-Cole: "Novelty and Utility: How the Arts May Advance Question Creation in Contemporary Research". Leonardo (2023) 56 (5): 488–495. DOI https://doi.org/10.1162/leon_a_02400 The TWU site, with downloadable PDF of the exhibition catalogue and a video documentary: https://nathanielstern.com/text/2020/catalog-the-world-after-us/ https://nathanielstern.com/artwork/documentary-the-world-after-us/ Nathaniel's first book, with downloadable intro chapter: Ecological Aesthetics: artful tactics for humans, nature, and politics  https://nathanielstern.com/text/2018/ecological-aesthetics/ The Lubar Entrepreneurship Centre webpage: https://uwm.edu/lubar-entrepreneurship-center/student-startup-challenge/#

A MindShare Learning Moment w/ Canadian EdTech Startup Challenge winner Randy Osei, Founder & CEO, Training Ground, Upskilling Athletes for the Future of Work

Welcome back to "Starting a Business Simplified" with your host, Suzy! In today's episode, we dive into the biggest challenge faced by business owners when starting their ventures: consistency. We've all experienced the excitement of a new business, but what happens when the honeymoon phase ends and obstacles arise? How do we maintain that crucial consistency? Join us as we explore this topic, drawing on personal experiences, conversations with other entrepreneurs, and historical insights. We'll discuss the importance of understanding our businesses inside out, including the problems we solve, how we solve them, and who we solve them for. Together, we'll discover strategies to overcome the fear of the unknown and navigate the ups and downs of running a business. Don't give up on your dreams just yet; tune in to our conversation full of actionable advice and practical tips. Let's dive in and conquer the challenge of consistency together! Connect with Suzy Wraines: SuzyWraines.com Schedule a call: https://683519.17hats.com/p#/scheduling/ptcxpgvbdngwrshnkxktgrvpsbpkxvxd LinkedIn: Suzy Wraines ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzywraines/⁠ Join the Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/startingabusinesssimplified

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea recently chatted with Brian Young from IMPACT 307, who stopped by to fill us in on the 2023 Fremont County Startup Challenge finalist pitch night, happening this Thursday at the Lander Community Center, beginning at 5:30 PM. Young gave us the lowdown on the five finalists that will be pitching their business ideas and what folks can expect from the open-to-the-public event, which will also have free food and alcoholic beverages available, courtesy of Maven and Mr. D's. Attendees will hear the pitches along with the judges, then get to vote for their favorite pitch, which will be awarded the Audience Favorite prize along with the judge's top 3 picks. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Young below for all the info! Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 7:00 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

O projecto "Cidade Verde" começou na Praia, na ilha de Santiago, mas já chegou a outros concelhos e às ilhas de São Vicente e Santo Antão. Trata-se de um projecto de plantação de árvores de fruto para combater as alterações climáticas, a desertificação, a fome e a pobreza. A iniciativa é de Emileno Ortet que também começou a criar hortas nas escolas. “Vim de uma família de agricultores e também sou agricultor. As alterações climáticas estão a afectar muito o planeta, principalmente os agricultores (…) Daí surgiu-me a ideia de contribuir também”, começa por contar Emileno Ortet, agricultor e também agente da Polícia Nacional de Cabo Verde, que decidiu abraçar “a causa da luta contra as alterações climáticas”. O projecto Cidade Verde consiste em plantar árvores de fruto porque, para além de ajudar no combate às alterações climáticas, também ajuda na “luta contra a desertificação, a fome e a pobreza porque cada família irá cuidar da sua árvore e o fruto pode ser um meio de troca ou de subsistência para essa família”, explica.Emileno Ortet começou o projecto na Praia, na ilha de Santiago, em finais de 2018, e já o levou para outros concelhos e também para as ilhas de São Vicente e de Santo Antão. Entretanto, foram plantados 5.000 pés de árvores, nomeadamente papaeiras, goiabeiras, coqueiros, pitangueiras, abacateiros, mangueiras e maracujazeiros. Tudo começa com a recolha de sementes nas escolas ou junto de famílias, por exemplo. Depois, Emileno manda as sementes para o seu viveiro, onde produz as mudas frutíferas. Quando elas atingem entre nove meses a um ano, e graças ao patrocínio de empresas, as árvores são doadas às comunidades em reuniões  onde se explica “a importância das árvores e como cuidar”.   “O nosso objectivo de fazer palestras é para que as pessoas sintam a responsabilidade de ter árvores porque o projecto só doa as árvores. O projecto não vai regar as plantas, nem dar a água. Cada família é responsável pela sua árvore. Podemos apanhar a água da louça e outros tipos de água, colocar num filtro que desenvolvemos e depois colocar nas árvores”, conta. O projecto começou, também, a envolver os turistas que visitam Cabo Verde, graças a uma parceria com uma empresa que se ocupa do turismo rural e sustentável, turismo de montanha e turismo comunitário. “Todos os meses eles têm clientes, principalmente alemães, que vêm para Cabo Verde e fazemos a plantação, nomeadamente 50 árvores por mês. A ideia é fazer a plantação de 600 árvores só com esta campanha”, acrescenta. Emileno Ortet já tinha contado com o apoio do ‘Accelerator Lab' do PNUD Cabo Verde para um outro projecto, “Agroecologia AgroFloresta Rui Vaz”, que foi o segundo classificado na maior competição nacional de empreendedorismo, o StartUp Challenge, no quadro do Programa Jovemprego. A iniciativa consiste em fazer “produção orgânica” para o consumo interno de Cabo Verde. Outro projecto em curso chama-se “horta na escola” e pretende “instalar hortas em todas as escolas primárias de Cabo Verde” para ensinar aos alunos a cuidar das árvores e dos legumes e “encontrar mais soldados para essa luta contra as alterações climáticas”.Oiça a entrevista nesta edição do programa Ciência.

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea recently chatted with Brian Young from IMPACT 307, who gave us the details on the 2023 Fremont County Startup Challenge entrepreneurial mixer that is set for Wednesday, February 15, and he also brought along one of last year's winners, Daniel Stewart from High Country Fungus. Young filed us in on the info for tomorrow's mixer, which will be from 5:30 to 7:00 PM at the Brunton building in Riverton, and Stewart gives us a rundown of what the process is like going from having a business idea, pitching it to the challenge, winning, and the ongoing support he still receives from Impact 307. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Young and Stewart below to learn more! Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 8:00 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea sat down today with Brian Young from IMPACT 307, who gave us the details on the 2023 Fremont County Startup Challenge, which is now open for applications as of today, January 16. The free application is simple and straightforward, with entrepreneurs being asked to answer a few questions, describe their business idea, product, or service, the market they plan to serve, and tell why they believe customers will opt for their offering over other options available to them. The timeline for the 2023 Startup is below. h/t Impact 307 image In addition to chatting about this year's startup and some background on the project, Young also provided an update on the winners from last year. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Young below. Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 8:00 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Wed, 21 Dec 2022 15:00:00 +0000 https://efm-industry-insights.podigee.io/31-smart-producing 11b4a617adcdc55ce905b683d2f9cd84 Industry Insights – The EFM Podcast is presented by the European Film Market of the Berlinale. Hosted by strategist, conference curator, moderator & speaker AC Coppens, it delves deep into the rapidly evolving film industry. In this episode, an international group of forward thinkers will put their entrepreneurial instincts on display as we take a look at the new realities and unfolding opportunities for “smart producing” coming out of the intersecting worlds of tech and media. Join EFM Startups Alumni Maria Tanjala, Fiona Gillies, Max Hermans and Alex Serdiuk who discuss the innovative production tools they have developed and honed and the creative ways technology can be used to empower the future of film production. Maria Tanjala, Co-founder, FilmChain Maria Tanjala is a UK-based producer and entrepreneur, passionate about tech solutions that bring transparency and automation to the creative industries. She co-founded FilmChain alongside Irina Albita. The platform is transforming how producers, financiers, and sales agents get paid. With Digital collection agent (CAM) for indie films and royalties management solution for content distributors, FilmChain brings transparency to the process and modernises royalties. They have won awards such as ‘Startup of the Year' London Business Awards 2020, Startup Challenge at San Sebastian Film Festival 2020, BAFTA's Makers and Shakers 2020, Unchain Fintech Festival 2022, to name a few. Before co-founding FilmChain, Maria was producing for film, television and digital and was nominated ‘Rising Star' Screen International 2018. Fiona Gillies – Co-founder and CEO, SMASH Fiona Gillies is an independent film producer and co-founder of My SMASH Media. Fiona produced The Beat Beneath My Feet which was in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival. Prior to producing, Fiona worked extensively as an actor in film, tv & theatre. She has been a mentor for Women in Film & TV and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. SMASH is an IP marketplace for film & TV which connects diverse, innovative content creators with decision-makers. SMASH provides creators with a Pitch Builder and an IP Pitch Protector enabling them to securely share and track their projects. SMASH was one of the European Finalists at this year's San Sebastian Zinemaldia Startup Challenge, as well as for Investing Women's Accelerator HER and in the Digital TV Group's TV Transformers competition. Alex Serdiuk, Co-founder and CEO, Respeecher Alex Serdiuk co-founded Respeecher in 2018. Respeecher is an Emmy-award winning voice cloning company, enabling one person to speak in the voice of another particular person (speech-to-speech voice conversion). A primary focus of the company is the democratization of the technology to allow sound professionals and creators worldwide have access to the tool. Respeecher is the only synthetic speech tech used in Hollywood studio movies, including in the Star Wars universe, creating the voice of young Luke Skywalker in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, and Darth Vader in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Max Hermans, Co-founder and COO, TheGreenShot Max is a self-made entrepreneur who started his own company in 2012 focusing on organising events and promoting artists. In 2016 his career took a turn towards the film industry as he worked as a supervising location manager and production coordinator on many international productions across Europe. From his hands-on experience, he lived through wastefulness on productions which was the impetus to create a new solution involving crews in making productions greener. TheGreenShot is the 1st green production management app for films, TV Series, shorts and commercials designed to embed the CO2 footprint right inside the production process. It delivers a singular solution that empowers each crew member to act and decrease the environmental impact of a production. Its open interfaces, its capability to adapt to different carbon calculators and certification programmes delivers uniquely efficient workflows. This multi-awarded startup was the recipient of BAFTA's 2021 Makers and Shakers Tech Production Innovation of the year. The host AC Coppens is a strategist, conference curator, host, moderator & speaker. They founded THE CATALYSTS, an agency for innovative & creative players working at the crossing of Digital Tech, Film/XR, Music/Sound, Design & Culture, to turn conferences into sites of knowledge exchange and co-creation. The Berlinale's European Film Market is the first international film market of the year, where the film industry starts its business. Industry Insights - The EFM Podcast puts a spotlight on highly topical and trendsetting industry issues, thereby creating a compass for the forthcoming film year. The year-round podcast is produced in cooperation with Goethe-Institut and co-funded by Creative Europe MEDIA. full no Industry Insights,Smart Producing,Film Industry,EFM,AC Coppens,The Green Shot,FilmChain,My Smash Media,Respeecher,Film Market European Film Market

Er ist der Star des Web Summit: Auf Europas größter Tech-Konferenz hat Nikolaus Gasche sein MedTech-Startup Biome Diagnostics auf Platz 2 von mehr als 2.000 Jungfirmen gepitcht - und damit Österreich ganz groß vor zehntausenden Tech-Enthusiastinnen vertreten. Was Biome Diagnostics so spannend macht, das erklärt Nikolaus Gasche, CEO und Mitgründer von Biome Diagnostics, im heutigen Podcast. Es geht um: - den Web Summit in Lissabon - wie Biome Diagnostics dort ins Finale der Startup-Challenge kam - was der große Auftritt dem MedTech brachte - wie Biome Diagnostics die Krebstherapie verändern könnte - für welche Krebstarten die Tests noch kommen sollen - wie es um die angestrebte Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde steht Wenn dir der Podcast gefallen hat, gib uns ein paar Sterne und/oder ein Follow auf den Podcast-Plattformen und abonniere unseren Podcast bei: - Spotify - Apple Podcast - Google Podcasts - Amazon Music - Anchor.fm und besuche unsere News-Portale - Trending Topics - Tech & Nature Danke fürs Zuhören! Feedback, Wünsche, Vorschläge und Beschwerden bitte an feedback@trendingtopics.at!

Episode 46 of the Legal Tech StartUp Focus Podcast (www.legaltechstartupfocus.com/podcast) - An Interview with Zach Posner, co-founder and Managing of The Legal Tech Fund (www.legaltech.com) Interested in the subject of how legal tech startups can get funded? Thought so - that's why this is a "must listen" episode. Here Zach Posner of The Legal Tech Fund (TLTF) (i) talks about fund-pitching strategies, (ii) offers advice for legal tech startups when facing the headwinds in today's economy and (iii) discusses TLTF's forthcoming Summit conference (December 7 - 9, 2022 in Miami; register here by the November 23, 2022 deadline: https://www.tltfsummit.com) and the Summit's StartUp Challenge (apply here by the August 31, 2022 deadline:(https://www.tltfsummit.com/apply-now) ).

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea recently sat down with Brian Young from Impact 307, who stopped by to chat about Thursday night's Fremont County Startup Challenge pitch night. The Fremont County Start-Up Challenge is a platform for County 10 residents to put their ideas to the test while receiving invaluable business coaching and start-up support, in addition to the opportunity to take home a portion of this year's $50K seed fund. The finalists were whittled down to the final group, who will pitch their business ideas to a group of judges and anyone else who wants to attend. The event is free and open to the public, with pitches beginning at 5:30 PM, at Central Wyoming College in Room 100 at the Health Sciences building with a reception to follow at the Brunton County 10 building. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Young below, which begins around the 6 minute mark. Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 8:00 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

iDEYA is the premier hub for startups in Mindanao State University & Iligan Institute of Technology pioneering innovation and technopreneurship throughout Mindanao and the Philippines. iDEYA is the first DOST-PCIEERD funded technology business incubator at Mindanao that started at 2016. This April, iDEYA is launching Mindanao Startup Challenge 2022.Ceej Brasileño is the Incubation Lead at iDEYA.In this episode:00:00  Introduction00:40  Ano ang iDEYA?02:53  What are the services that iDEYA is providing for its startup incubatees?07:19  Is there some criteria for accepting startup incubatees into the program?12:41  Are there some success stories of startups that were incubated by iDEYA?17:33  Ano ang Mindanao Startup Challenge 2022?20:59  How is the startup ecosystem in Mindanao?25:36  How did iDEYA start and how has it performed its mandates along the years?33:43  Is it fun being an incubator lead? :)35:45  What are some future plans for iDEYA?37:50  If listeners want to know more, how can they get more information?IDEYAWebsite: https://ideya.msuiit.edu.phFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ideya.citSTART UP PODCASTYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/StartUpPodcastPHSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6BObuPvMfoZzdlJeb1XXVaApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/start-up-podcast/id1576462394Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/startuppodcastphPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/StartUpPodcastPHCREDITSIntro and outro thanks to Terence Boydon: https://wyrmpres.wordpress.comThis vidcast is edited by Krislyn Nepomuceno: https://www.behance.net/nepodude

(Lander, WY) – 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea sat down today with Brian Young from IMPACT 307, filled us in about the still currently active 2022 Fremont County Start-Up Challenge, which has an application deadline of midnight tonight. Young filled us in how the application process has been going so far, and what we can expect in the coming days. As of this writing, there have been 30 applications, and IMPACT 307 has officially raised the $50,000 in seed money for whatever venture is chosen. (Click here for more information about submitting Startup applications.) Young also highlighted IMPACT 307's recent partnership with MOVE (Making Opportunity for a Viable Economy) Committee. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Brian below, which begins around the 9 minute 20 second mark. Be sure to tune in to Coffee Time every morning at 9:30 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Year in Review >> Canada's Top 21 Newsmakers in Learning & Technology Highlights in 2021 Live Broadcast. Happy Holidays! Happy New Year! with Edtech Startup Challenge winner Aman Sahota cofounder @eiamplified

(Lander, WY) - 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea recently sat down with Brian Young, who will be serving central Wyoming, specifically Fremont County, as the Assistant Director for IMPACT 307. IMPACT 307 is a "statewide network of innovation-driven business incubators, committed to growing and strengthening Wyoming's entrepreneurial community by providing resources and support for founders to thrive." Brian let us know about his role in the company, the services they provide, what Fremont County entrepreneurs can expect from their services, and the upcoming IMPACT 307 Startup Challenge, which will begin taking applications in January. Check out Brian's Coffee Time interview in full below, which begins around the 5 minute mark. For more information about IMPACT 307 in Fremont County and its services, you can email Brian Young directly at impactfremont@uwyo.edu. Be sure to check out Coffee Time every morning at 9:30 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Venture Lab is hosting their 2021 Startup Challenge, sponsored by Eric Aroesty, on Friday, April 30th and Karl interviews five semi-finalists from challenge in this hour long special episode! Nouri -- For expecting families with pregnancy challenges (e.g. conceiving, symptoms, recovery), Nouri provides an Eastern food therapy meets Western nutrition meal plan to help moms feel better at each stage. While meal plans are our first product, we plan to expand on our Eastern therapy philosophy to become the holistic health “one-stop-shop” for life’s most critical stages. Irene Liu, WG22 & Jennifer DoroXoma -- the first social impact distilled pulque agave brand to enter the US marketplace. It is the smoother tasting, more sophisticated cousin of mezcal and tequila that’s sustainable and generates social impact. Anthony Morano, G21, WG21 Iacopo Santini, W15, G21, WG21 Fulton (formally known as Atlas) -- a brand that is modernizing arch support, and is starting by developing an orthopedic insole that is comfortable, supportive, and custom-tailored to the individual wearer. Fulton aims to build a relatable brand that connects with consumers and educates them on the relationship between arch support and overall wellness. Libie Motchan, WG21 Daniel Nelson, WG213Cor Bio has developed a low-cost, rapid, and highly accurate diagnostic platform targeting multiple infectious diseases. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the urgent need for a device that can offer accurate, inexpensive, and rapid diagnosis. Our platform provides a COVID diagnosis within 4 minutes with 97% accuracy for $4.67 per test. Ranjan Pati, C21, W21Altrui Rx is a non-profit venture that facilitates the redistribution of unused short-dated medications to those in need by acting as a conduit between pharmaceutical manufacturers and charitable organizations. We work with our partners to facilitate the distribution of essential medications to victims in disaster areas, uninsured patients in the US, and underserved communities across the world. Within just a few months, Altrui Rx has facilitated the redirection of over 45 million units of medications—worth over $19 million—to patients in need. Sourish Jasti W24; Justin Zhang, ENG’24; Joe Kakkis, C’21; Shreya Kavuru; Rahul Kavuru See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you enable labs to easily leverage equipment and people so they can automate their experiments? Artificial's Chief Product Officer Nikhita Singh joins New Matter today to tell us how Artificial's aLab Suite brings together scientists and automation engineers to do just that.  She also shares about their recent win of the SLAS Ignite Award and participation in Innovation AveNEW.  The SLAS Ignite Award is sponsored by the Pistoia Alliance President's Startup Challenge and Artificial will attend their final challenge in October 2021.    Want to learn more about Artificial, Innovation AveNew, and what SLAS does for startups? Join our Ignite Showcase on March 2nd at 10am EST to learn more.  Registration is now open for the 2022 AI Data Pipelines for Life Sciences Symposium in Seattle, WA, September 26-27.This two-day symposium will allow participants to explore how AI data pipelines are integrated into the life sciences. Attendees will learn about MLOPS, applications, techniques, and architectures of data and their uses in the life sciences. The SLAS 2022 Bio Entrepreneurship Symposium will allow emerging bio entrepreneurs, start-up companies, academics and those considering bio-entrepreneurship to explore the start-up ecosystem. Register by visiting: https://www.slas.org/events-calendar/slas-2022-bio-entrepreneurship-symposium/attend/register/

Hashmap on Tap host Kelly Kohlleffel welcomes back Kent Graziano to the podcast. Kent is the Chief Technical Evangelist for Snowflake. The two revisit their first experiences with Snowflake and discuss the new and exciting things coming to Snowflake like Snowpark. Show Notes: Snowflake Ventures: https://www.snowflake.com/snowflake-ventures/ Snowflake Startup Challenge: https://www.snowflake.com/startupchallenge/ Snowflake New Features: https://www.snowflake.com/news/snowflake-announces-new-features-to-mobilize-the-worlds-data-in-the-data-cloud/ YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs10x-muRrTQMJ4Ya-fmIlw Data Cloud Summit recordings: https://snowflake.events.cube365.net/snowflake/summit-2020 Snowflake Data Superheroes: https://community.snowflake.com/s/dataheroes Hashmap & Snowflake: https://www.hashmapinc.com/snowflake On tap for today’s episode: HEB Grapefruit Sparkling Water and Spindrift Orange Mango Sparkling Water Contact Us: https://www.hashmapinc.com/reach-out

La dra Ingrid Briggiler tiene fe que la telemedicina sea un recurso que llegó para quedarse Ingrid es CEO de Llamando al Doctor, una empresa que comunica pacientes con médicos a través de videollamadas. "La tecnología en salud viene a traer soluciones, creo que no habrá marcha atrás y los usuarios serán cada vez más demandantes" Llamado al Doctor fue elaborado en Santa Fe, ARG y fue elegido como una de las innovaciones del año por el “Startup Challenge”, un concurso organizado por Novartis y impulsado por NXTP Corporate Partners para detector y fomentar soluciones tecnológicas que contribuyan a la transformación digital del sector de salud. Dentro del mundo de la tecnología Juan Pablo es conocido como uno de los socios de Patagon.com, compañía que fue comprada por el Banco Santander por más de de US$700 millones.  Juan Pablo ha co fundado Idea.me, Lab Miami, Lab Ventures & Wonder (comprado en el 2020 por Atari). Tambien publica una reconocida columna sobre el TecnoLatino https://latamlist.com/author/jpcappello/ y sigue asesorando emprendedores de la región desde el estudio jurídico PAGLaw https://www.pag.lawAquí y ahora pregunta: Qué están haciendo y qué hacen y qué piensan los líderes del TecnoLatino “aquí & ahora” sobre los cambios que estamos viviendo?  Aquí y ahora ofrece tips para los emprendedores, los inversionistas y los hinchas del TecnoLatino.Auspiciado por PAGLaw 

der neue BAYERN 3 Weihnachtssong ist da, das Ergebnis der BAYERN 3 StartUp Challenge ist da, Harry G ist da, und das Wochenende ist da

vor dem Finale der StartUp-Challenge, ein neuer Verhörhammer, und immer wieder neue updates zu den Corona-Maßnahmen vor und für Weihnachten

Liebe macht Dick, die Weihnachtsferien fangen dieses Jahr früher an und die Finalisten der StartUp-Challenge stehen fest.

die Startup Challenge geht in die nächste Runde, die ARD-Themenwoche "Wie leben? - bleibt alles anders?" - Sebastian hat mit Simon Pearce gesprochen, und Harry G. schimpft wie immer

"Wie leben? Bleibt alles anders?" Philipp war bei den Augsburger Panthern für die Themenwoche, nach der Niederlage der Nationalmannschaft gegen Spanien, und die Startup-Challenge geht weiter

ein neues UnderCover KaffeeQuiz, die Startup-Challenge geht weiter, und große Diskussionen um die neuen Corona-Maßnahmen

die BR Themenwoche "wie leben? - bleibt alles anders?" in Corona Zeiten, ein neuer Verhörhammer, und die Startup Challenge geht in die nächste Runde - die TOP 10

Corona-Big Brother in der Nachbarschaft, das Dis-Like der Woche mit Harry G., das Undercover KaffeeQuiz und die Startup Challenge

was haltet ihr von langen Sprachnachrichten?, die Startup Challenge geht weiter, und das Undercover KaffeeQuiz

heute ist St. Martinstag, neues zur Startup Challenge, und Jogis VideoPressekonferenz

es gibt wohl bald einen Corona-Impfstoff, weitere Vorstellungen für die Startup-Challenge, das Undercover Kaffeequiz, und Sebastian hat eine St. Martins Laterne gebastelt

On this episode of the Open In Indiana Podcast, we meet Dr. Joe Albano, founder of Logika International and the Indy Startup Challenge

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: Pawsitive is a pet wellness community in an app.TEAM MEMBERS: SAMAYA SINHA (IPD’20); ECHO WAN (IPD’21)ADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: Mobility seeks to mobilize the large population of economically-restricted individuals in South Africa to complete deliveries of chronic medicines from pharmacies to individual households in order to tackle the medical last-mile challenge.TEAM MEMBERS: YIWEN LI (C’21, W’21); JACOB CHIDAWAYA (ENG’23); ARIS SAXENA (W’21); SONIA SHAH (C’22); EASH AGGARWAL (C’21)ADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: ConnectED Mobile works with the nation’s largest 4G LTE mobile provider to offer family plan pricing directly to individuals. We primarily serve international students, who arrive in the US without families with whom to access a family plan, nor the social security numbers and US credit history required for postpaid plans. Plans start at $22.99/month and include unlimited 3G data in the US and 2G data abroad. Since launching in 2019, ConnectED Mobile now serves students at over 20+ leading universities.TEAM MEMBERS: ANDIE KAPLAN (WG’20); COLBY COX (C’20)ADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE | LINKEDIN See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: SilkBlu Technologies LLC is a software innovation company aspiring to democratize information and empower companies in emerging markets through WiFi-enabled analytics.TEAM MEMBERS: ELIZA CULP(C’20); JOSEPH IWASYK (ENG’20); RANSFORD ANTWI (ENG’20); KYLER MINTAH (ENG’20), JOSEPH KIRANADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: MAR Designs has developed a patient responsive wrist orthotic for the treatment of spasticity in children with cerebral palsy. This device improves wrist function while ensuring patient comfort by dynamically stretching the joint as the child is falling asleep using a specialized motorized system.TEAM MEMBERS: REBECCA LI (GRE’23); ARIELLA MANSFIELD (GRE’23); MICHAEL SOBREPERA (GRE’21)ADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: SHOWCASE vending machines are a platform for brands to trade products for feedback. Consumers get free items, in exchange for a quick survey, and brands get targeted, quality, in-moment data.TEAM MEMBERS: DANA KIM (WG’20)ADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2019-2020 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.BIO: Frutero is a premium quality, tropical fruit ice cream company with flavors including Mango, Guava, Passion Fruit Guanabana, and Coconut. Frutero is made from 100% real fruits grown in Colombia and Thailand, and the best dairy from Pennsylvania.TEAM MEMBERS: MICHAEL WEBER (WG’20), VEDANT SABOO (WG’20)ADDITIONAL LINKS: WEBSITE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mit knapp 18 Jahren startete ich in den Beruf und direkt in den Vertrieb hinein. Seitdem lässt mich diese Branche nicht mehr los. Viel mehr noch: Es ist eine richtige Leidenschaft entstanden. Im Direktvertrieb sehe ich die größten Chancen ein erfolgreiches Business aufzubauen. Nicht nur für mich auf der Unternehmerseite, sondern auch für meine Kunden. Konsum funktioniert - ganz besonders in der heutigen Zeit von Online-Shops und Bewertungs-Plattformen -über Empfehlungen. Warum nicht dieses große Potential nutzen? Wenn Menschen von einem Produkt überzeugt sind, empfehlen sie es gern an ihre Freunde, Familie und Kollegen weiter. Ihnen dafür eine Provision anzubieten, ist meines Erachtens nur fair. Aber aufgepasst: Es gibt viele schwarze Schafe. Lest euch deshalb immer alles genau durch und wenn euch etwas seltsam vorkommt – lasst lieber die Finger davon. Ich selbst möchte mit der ALANUI eine Community aufbauen, auf die wirklich Verlass ist. Mit ehrlichen Produkten , Transparenz und echten Verdienstmöglichkeiten. Mit unserer Tell-a-friend-Aktion und der neuen StartUp Challenge testen wir neue Wege aus und ich denke, dass wir damit einen echten Grundstein für das Network Marketing der Zukunft legen können.

Diese Woche ist mein unternehmerischer Partner in Crime, Samuel Koch, zu Gast. Wir sprechen über unsere gemeinsame Geschichte, die Startup Challenge Austria, YEC und WizHub, was uns antreibt und begeistert und warum „Happiness over Money“ ein wichtiges Credo für jeden jungen Menschen sein sollte. Danke an alle, die bis heute mit uns auf diesen Abenteuern unterwegs waren und uns immer unterstützt haben. (sorry für die missglückte Audioqualität bei dieser Folge..)

Megha Merani discusses Sheraa's intensive bootcamp "Startup Sharjah," and how it helped develop "Pay-Per-Hype," her idea for a marketplace connecting journalists with startups. She also talks about the challenges journalists face when covering startups, as well as the importance of journalism in covering the thriving tech sector. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

The winner of the 2019 Wharton Startup Challenge is Aerate a venture that wants to reduce the devastating effects of climate change by building a more energy efficient air conditioner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2018-2019 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences, The School of Engineering and Applied Science, The School of Social Policy and Practice, Penn Nursing, and Penn Law. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.Flourish Change: Flourish will disrupt fundraising by eliminating uncertainty and making donations habitual, turning pocket change into global change.TEAM MEMBERS: BRADEN FINEBERG (ENG’19, GEN’19); ZACH MORROWHalo: Halo is putting location-targeted ads on top of Uber/Lyft vehicles. We attach smart ad monitors on top of cars and display creative, captivating ads that change based on the location of the driver in order to more effectively target and engage consumers.TEAM MEMBERS: KENAN SALEH (W’19); FAIZAN BHATTY (WG’20); NABEEL FAROOQUI (ENG’21); RYANNE FADEL (W’21) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2018-2019 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences, The School of Engineering and Applied Science, The School of Social Policy and Practice, Penn Nursing, and Penn Law. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.#PeriodPainFree: Up to 80% of women experience period pains. We believe 100% should not have to. For women whose lives are disrupted once a month by the volatility of their menstrual cycle, #PeriodPainFree offers a personalized solution, combining modern technology with over 2000 years of wisdom from Traditional Chinese Medicine to help all women feel #periodpainfree.TEAM MEMBERS: LULU GE (WG’19), NICOLE GLATHEVerstaan: Atlas is a threat forecasting and intelligence platform that allows users in emerging markets to predict when, where and how organized groups will threaten their firm.TEAM MEMBERS: JUSTIN SWIRBUL (ENG’20); MICHAEL CIPOLLA (ENG’20); BENJAMIN SALANDER; JOSHUA CARR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2018-2019 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences, The School of Engineering and Applied Science, The School of Social Policy and Practice, Penn Nursing, and Penn Law. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.Aerate: Aerate is designing a membrane-dehumidifier evaporative-cooler air conditioner for the Indian Market. Aerate plans to capture this $20 billion market through superior technology designed for high humidity environments; Aerate’s air conditioner is up to 20x more efficient over the course of a year.TEAM MEMBERS: SPENCER COLLINS (ENG ’19, GEN ’19), JAKE FINE (ENG ’19, GEN ’19), ASHWIN KISHEN (ENG ’19, W ’19, GEN ’20), YANN PFITZER (ENG ’19, C ’19, GEN ’20), CONNOR SENDEL (ENG ’19, W ’19), SAM WEINTRAUB (ENG ’19, GEN ’20)Text-911: Text-911 is an advocacy non-profit that strives to bring emergency text capabilities to all Americans. By working directly with county dispatchers, legislators, and community groups, Text-911 is able to expedite the process of bringing emergency text capabilities to counties nationwide.TEAM MEMBERS: KIRTI SHENOY (W’21); ANTHONY SCARPONE-LAMBERT (NU’21) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re proud to announce this year’s Semifinalists for the 2018-2019 Penn Wharton Startup Challenge. Teams consist of students from The Wharton School, The College of Arts and Sciences, The School of Engineering and Applied Science, The School of Social Policy and Practice, Penn Nursing, and Penn Law. The Startup Challenge and Showcase attracts the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from across the Penn community as they compete for a chance to win $135,000 in cash and prizes.Aavrani: aavrani is the Indian inspired skincare company that leverages the power of ancient self-care rituals, using ingredients such as turmeric that are clinically proven to improve the look and feel of skin. We are focused on encouraging women to embrace their natural beauty by delivering clean, non-toxic products.TEAM MEMBERS: ROOSHY ROYCHOUDHURY (WG’19); JUSTIN SILVER (WG’19); NINA DAVULURI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode we speak with Easy Expunctions CEO and Founder Yousef Kassim. Easy Expunctions is a San Antonio-based legal technology start up providing background check and expunction/nondisclosure services. Their legal records search algorithms allow clients to know what (if any) charges they have against them, and what can be expunged.  Additionally, they provide the necessary legal forms and filing instructions directly to the client. The overall process provides a significant savings to the client (in the thousands) as well as empowering people who may not have experience with the court system. In April 2018 they won Austin-based Capital Factory's $100,000 Startup Challenge.  As part of the package, the firm received space at Capital Factory (located in downtown Austin).

How do you become a tech entrepreneur if you’ve grown up in a country with lower connectivity than North Korea? Hear how two sisters from Myanmar (Burma) fall in love with technology, win a hackathon and then get the startup bug. They have an idea for a freelance marketplace, but can they get the money and support they need to turn their startup dream into reality?

Blizt Episode: Learning a Sales Language   In this short podcast Pat will share some selling thoughts based on recent work with clients. This episode is a “blitz” with advice for new sellers or seasoned sellers of new products and services on the necessity of learning your prospects sales language. ​A common Startup Challenge is to get Beta customers to convert into paying clients. Often times sellers wonder “How do I sell? What do I say? How do I close them?” This is a case of putting the cart before the horse. Sellers fail to deeply understand their market and learn the sales language before selling. This comes with Practice. To become the teacher takes work and empathizing with customer’s needs, wants, and desires. When the time comes, sellers show a path of success. All this work is focused on prospect, in the prospect’s language. Finding a Market Brainstorm exercise 50 verticle market niches. Next align with pros and cons. Then pick 10 that look like a possible fit. Next market research companies in the niche. Ask people in those companies: What’s their challenge What’s the impediment to that challenge What’s the cost of failure – Revenue, Profit, Time, Quality, Frustration, others What’s the opportunity if the challenge is met Discovery conversations will soon convert the interview into a sales call. Dont foolishly focus on your tech, your commisions and your end of quarter quotas. Do the work and the latter concerns will vanish. Message of the Day Take time to focus on a niche. Learn their language and let them guide your solution. Be like a mouse in a maze, finding dead end after dead end. Try and try again and eventually, like the mouse, you will find the cheese. Tenacity will get you there. Entrepreneurial Mindset Listen here for past episodes regarding the entrepreneurial mindset: The Key to Authentic Selling with Jeff Davis #207 What’s Not Working In Sales Today with Brandon Bruce #204 Three Step Process to Narrow Your Sales Focus #201 How to Pitch Shark Tank with Michelle Weinstein #184 How to be a Sales Sherpa with the Hyperconnected David Fisher Startup Story Where Software Goes to Seed with Charlie Wiltgen #179 Sales Cycling and Startups with Jon Woodroof #145 Selling from the H.A.R.T. with Mega Cindy Vranken #143 Lose Your Ego Gain The World with Todd Lemense #139 Location Independent Business Essentials with Dan O’Donnell #138       The post Blizt Episode: Learning a Sales Language appeared first on Sales Babble Sales Podcast | Sales Training | Sales Consulting |Sales Coaching.

Women Who Tech's Women Startup Challenges have enabled more than $20 million raised for women founders. Each episode of the Women Startup Challenge Podcast will feature one of ten woman-led startups competing for a $5,000 grant. We’ll hear from the founders, ask some tough questions, and give you the opportunity to vote for your favorite. Subscribe now to hear every episode and help select the winning pitch! To apply to be a contestant visit https://www.womenwhotech.com/women-startup-challenge/podcast

The mission of The Indy Startup Challenge is to teach Indiana founders how to practice the best in class startup methodologies that are now commonplace in many startup hubs throughout the country in order to create a wave of lasting startups throughout Indiana. In this episode, we speak to Stephanie Corliss and Thor Wood, co-founders of Snapshyft and Diana Morris, founder of Ladybug Collaborative. These are both startup companies that are building platforms for their respective industries. Joe Albano joins us in discussing the challenges of startups, from development, to funding, to growth. Special Guests: Diana Morris, Joe Albano, PhD, Stephanie Corliss, and Thor Wood.

Twine an HR analytics startup won Penn Wharton Entrepreneurship's first Startup Challenge. Founders Joseph Quan and Nikhil Srivastava use algorithms to match internal candidates to open jobs at a company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ve got a special edition of Launch Pad this week, featuring the top three winning teams from the Penn Wharton Startup Challenge! Karl Ulrich talks with: Perlman Grand Prize winners Joseph Quan, WG’17 and Nikhil Srivastava, WG’17, founders of Twine; Second Prize winner Thomas Uhler, C’19, W’19, founder of RightAir; Third Prize winners Mitch Gainer, WG’18 and Marc Giesener, WG’18, founders of CitySense. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Flavien Charlon is the founder of coloured coin wallet Coinprism. Colored coins allow people and organizations to securely issue and trade real-world assets like commodities, stocks and bonds on the bitcoin network. Coinprism recently won the global Startup Challenge hosted by the Bitcoin Foundation in May 2014. Other notable projects include Predictious, a Bitcoin-based prediction market. He has 8 years of experience in software engineering at Microsoft, building large scale distributed systems, and is a graduate of Ecole Centrale Lyon, where he received an Msc. in Engineering. For 10% off Inside Bitcoins London on September 15 and 16, use the discount code EPICIBC14 Episode links: Coinprism Colored Coins Open Assets Protocol Flavien Charlon speaking at CoinSummit San Fransisco This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/038

Edmund Edgar is the founder of Reality Keys. His startup won the Startup Challenge award at the Bitcoin 2014 Conference in Amsterdam. They are providing cryptographic data feeds on real-life events. This can then be used to base derivatives, contracts or insurances on. There is no question that services like Reality Keys will play a key role in crypto currency’s future. Previously he was Director of Information Technology at Princeton Review Japan and he is also a graduate of Oxford University. Read the blog post summarising this episode on Bitcoinist.net. Episode links: Reality Keys By My Coins Edmund Edgar on Twitter Codius Truth Coin This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/033

What do you get when you combine 3 awesome WordPress startups with 3 awesome WordPress proven entrepreneurs? The Matt Report WordPress Startup Challenge of course! This is one of my favorite events that I do and I hope you enjoy it just the same. This episode is FULL of awesome WordPress goodness. Tune in to see 3 great startups trying to make it in this crazy world and the advice our judges panel has to offer. Startup Challenge 2 Listen to the audio version Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners Episode 2: WordPress startup challenge Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window [one_half][/one_half][one_half_last] [/one_half_last] An international affair I'm pumped to release episode 2 of the startup challenge and this time it went global! Five different countries were represented in this hour long show of entertainment, education and WordPress goodness. Congrats to everyone who took part in the episode and I wish them the best in their entrepreneurial journey. Startups in this episode Jordi Cabot of WP-abtesting.com Jordan Gillman of Churchsites.co David Locke of FreelanceWP.com Thank the sponsors! [full_width] [one_half] [/one_half] [one_half_last] Carrie Dils Brought to you by Carrie Dils and the Institution of Supporting the Things You Enjoy Twitter: @cdils Website: CarrieDils.com [/one_half_last] [/full_width] [full_width] [one_half] Louis Reingold Sponsored by Louis Reingold & Soflyy . We actually make money instead of just listening to people talk about it. Get back to work! Twitter: @soflyy Website: wpallimport.com [/one_half] [one_half_last] [/one_half_last] [/full_width] [full_width] [one_half] [one_half_last] WP Sitecare WP Site Care provides proactive updates, backups, security, and support from real people to keep WordPress websites and their users happy Twitter: @ryandonsullivan Website: wpsitecare.com [/one_half_last] [/full_width] Honorable sponsors vesbyte Joel Eade Joan Boluda Kevin McKernan Warren Croce Nate Dave Pippin Williamson Jonathan Kay Scott Bolinger Phil Derksen Just 5 bucks (or name your price) If you're a fan of the show and you want to see it continue, that's all I'm asking for. What will that $5 score you? In the credits of the next episode Membership access to the uncut version of the pilot episode Access to the the contestants “biggest challenge” questions and the judges response Sponsorship Want to sponsor the next episode? Contribute $200 for… Same access as above a 140 character ad read in the episode Banner placement on the show page Questions? Contact me. ★ Support this podcast ★

What do you get when you combine 3 awesome WordPress startups with 3 awesome WordPress proven entrepreneurs? The Matt Report WordPress Startup Challenge of course! This is one of my favorite events that I do and I hope you enjoy it just the same. This episode is FULL of awesome WordPress goodness. Tune in to see 3 great startups trying to make it in this crazy world and the advice our judges panel has to offer. (more…)

After a month of post production it's finally here! Wondering what the WordPress startup community is up to? Check out these 4 new startups and join in to hear the judges rate their pitch and business model. Listen to the audio version Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners Episode 1: WordPress Startup Challenge Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window [tabs] [tab title=”Why donate?”] [one_half][/one_half][one_half_last] [/one_half_last] What's this all about? If you didn't catch the original post, I've been working on a Shark Tank or a Demo Day like show for young WordPress startups. Along with coaching and consulting WordPress startups, I receive a lot of pitches for new ideas and business models. So why not create another piece of great Matt Report content? Enter the WordPress Startup Challenge! I invited 4 early stage WordPress startups to pitch to a panel of veteran WordPress entrepreneurs. In the pitch, they tell us what their product or service is all about, what pain points their solving and how they plan on growing. The judges provide their feedback about the pitch and pick their favorite at the end. The pilot episode (I feel) was amazing. It was great to have 4 contestants share their ideas and business plan along with the judges providing excellent actionable feedback. Everyone did an amazing job and I can't thank them enough for working through the pilot episode with me. That said, there's a lot of logistics and time spent to put together a show like this and it's why I'm opening it up for “donations” and sponsorship. Just 5 bucks (or name your price) If you're a fan of the show and you want to see it continue, that's all I'm asking for. What will that $5 score you? In the credits of the next episode Membership access to the uncut version of the pilot episode Access to the the contestants “biggest challenge” questions and the judges response Sponsorship Want to sponsor the next episode? Contribute $200 for… Same access as above a 140 character ad read in the episode Banner placement on the show page Questions? Contact me. [/tab] [tab title=”Episode 1 The Pilot”] The Judges: Bill Erickson (interview) Syed Balkhi (interview) Eric Hamm (interview) The Startups: Angie Meeker of YourCrimeSite.com Ben Sibley of SupportDash.com Dan Norris of WPCurve.com Jonathan Kay of WPStageCoach.com   [/tab] [/tabs] ★ Support this podcast ★

After a month of post production it’s finally here! Wondering what the WordPress startup community is up to? Check out these 4 new startups and join in to hear the judges rate their pitch and business model. (more…)

After taking a couple weeks off, the guys are back to interview Nathalie Sonne from the leAD Sports Accelerator in Berlin,Germany.  Berlin is far from our studio, so please excuse the echo. They also yap about their time together in Denver for the SFIA Industry Leaders Summit and Startup Challenge, unpack the pending Yeti IPO, and have a lightening around of news. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/sport-lifestyle-podcast/donations