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Last Friday's global IT meltdown highlighted the failures in digital preparedness. Joe was joined by Paul Delahunty, Chief Information Security Officer with Stryve, to discuss the upcoming Digital Operational Resilience Act from the European Union, which will impose significant fines on companies that are not ready. With just six months to prepare, how can companies ensure they meet the new standards?

IT systems worldwide were hit today by an outage as a result a bug in an update by Cybersecurity giant Crowdstrike.It caused havoc the world over from grounding flights, TV stations stopped broadcasting, transport was delayed and some banking systems had difficulties.To discuss the impact, Kieran is joined by Paul Delahunty, Chief Information Security Officer at Stryve and in studio Jess Kelly, Newstalk's Technology Correspondent.

SIRO and Vodafone have announced that MERITs, Kildare's Naas-based innovation tech hub, is joining the Gigabit Hub Initiative. The Initiative is a partnership between SIRO and Vodafone, which provides world class connectivity solutions to digital hubs across Ireland, including Gigabit full fibre broadband. Currently, more than 20 of Ireland's leading hubs have participated in the Initiative including Galway's PorterShed, Skibbereen's Ludgate Hub or Dundalk's Creative Spark. MERITs (The Mid-East Region's Innovation ThinkSpace) located in Naas's Devoy Quarter on John Devoy Road, funded by Kildare County Council and the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment through Enterprise Ireland, serves as a dynamic incubation hub for startup and scaling technology and innovation focused businesses. Renowned for fostering innovation and supporting technology entrepreneurs, MERITS is the heart of the Mid-East Tech Cluster and a critical player in the tech startup ecosystem across Kildare, Wicklow and Meath. MERITS, offers an array of services such as hot desks, private offices, meeting rooms, collaboration and innovation spaces, a mixed reality lab, a podcast studio, and an editing suite. The facility currently operates 16 hot desks, 12 private offices containing 48 desks, and hosts the Local Enterprise Office with an additional 22 desks, supporting 42 businesses. MERITS is home to some of Ireland's most future-focused and innovative businesses, including Stryve, DreamDev, and Nua Bioenergy. These companies are pioneering advancements across various technologies, from bioenergy and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity, CREAtech, deep-tech, and med-tech. MERITS also extends its impact to the broader community through initiatives like the Coder Dojo program and the CREAtech School project. The weekly Coder Dojo club engages children aged 7-17 in learning to code, build websites, and create games or apps in a safe, creative, and social environment. The CREAtech School pilot project, conducted in collaboration with the Kildare County Council Arts Department, introduces 6th-grade students to the latest creative technologies, including podcast recording, virtual reality, and augmented reality. MERITS also partners with the Local Enterprise Office to offer a wide range of support services to founders and entrepreneurs. These include accelerator and development programs, mentor services, funding opportunities, and numerous networking events. Joining the Gigabit Hub Initiative will enhance MERITS' capabilities, providing ultrafast broadband and cutting-edge digital infrastructure to its community of innovators. This integration will facilitate seamless collaboration, rapid prototyping, and the efficient scaling of digital solutions, propelling the Midlands-East's digital economy forward. Welcoming the partnership, Chief Executive Kildare County Council Sonya Kavanagh said, "County Kildare is one of the fastest growing counties in the country and is home to a growing number of Indigenous SMEs and a significant number of remote workers. Kildare County Council's Local Enterprise Office and Economic Development Team provide a range of supports for SMEs ,and this range of supports is being actively expanded. As economic development and job creation are two of our key priorities, we believe that this partnership between SIRO and MERITS will positively contribute to achieving these priorities." Vodafone Ireland Finance Director Mark Denley said: "We are delighted to welcome MERITS to the Gigabit Hub initiative, which since launch has continued to grow and demonstrated the value and demand for smart working hubs throughout the country. MERITS and the community of customers it serves including a host of dynamic and hugely innovative Irish businesses in addition to youth educational groups who will massively benefit from high-speed connectivity. This initiative is a commitment and investment in our economy, our business community and most import...

"Businesses in Ireland are ill-prepared for the EU Regulatory Act, DORA, which applies from January 2025." According to Paul Delahunty, Chief Information Security Officer with Stryve, the Irish multi-cloud company. Stryve is urging businesses to act now to ensure that they are compliant. The Digital Operational Resilience Act applies to financial entities and their critical ICT (Information Communication and Technology) suppliers. Delahunty explains, "Christine Lagarde identified a major cyber incident as having the potential to cause a liquidity crisis across Europe. The DORA legislation is the EU's response to harmonise ICT risk management in Europe and mitigate this risk to the European Central Bank." DORA Legislation puts the onus on the leadership to comply He continues, "DORA is now in force. Companies have until January 17th 2025, to make sure they comply. That means companies affected by the Act have just one year to get their house in order or potentially face embarrassing repercussions, financial penalties or possible criminal sanctions." The legislation places the onus on the company leadership to comply with the Act. Therefore, members of the C-Suite and management teams may be personally responsible. Paul said, "We are likely to see heavy 'GDPR-like' penalties applied from 2025 for companies who do not make an effort to comply. DORA is a risk-based approach where ICT and financial entities are expected to take steps to mitigate 'reasonably identifiable' cybersecurity risks. Companies are not expected to have a crystal ball or predict every possibility; however, they are expected to put sensible measures in place to reduce their risk." According to a survey conducted by Stryve: 54 per cent are not aware of the legislation 82 per cent of respondents do not understand their responsibility under the Digital Operational Resilience Act. 83 per cent are unfamiliar with the five pillars of the legislation. 63 per cent admit they are not well prepared for the Act. The DORA framework outlines the standards for ICT risk management and operational resilience across the European financial sector. The framework is built upon five pillars. ICT risk management, ICT-related incident management and classification reporting, digital operational resilience testing, management of ICT third-party risk, and an information-sharing arrangement between European financial institutions. Stryve is reminding businesses to act now to understand and reduce the risk. The cyber security specialists are hosting a free webinar with Paul Delahunty and guest Dr Rois Ni Thuama, an expert in cyber governance. Business owners are encouraged to register for the free webinar or visit www.stryvesecure.com for more information.

The Stryve boys do a deep dive into the USGA's MLR proposal to roll back the golf ball. We got the legendary long drive champ Victors take on it all. Shockingly had a difference of opinions on this.

Today on Journey Map, we're joined by Sourov De, Managing Partner at Stryve. In this episode, we talk about his pull into entrepreneurship, the challenges of teaching, and his focus on giving back and creating community. Learn more from Sourov and Stryve:Visit Stryve Digital Marketing: https://www.stryvemarketing.comConnect with Sourov: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sourovde/

We got the awesome chance to interview the boys at the Wedge Golf Company. These dudes just get it and it's been a blast getting to know them. We learn about how Wedge started and the successes along the way. It's highlighted by the epic Long Day Tourney they hosted this summer!

Can jerky be disruptive? Absolutely. Joe Oblas, co-founder and CEO of Stryve, decided to disrupt the beef snacks category with a brand that doesn't believe in compromises. Stryve's “jerky without the junky” product is nutritious and delicious. That's because they use biltong, an air-dried meat snack with 50% more protein than jerky — and no sugar, nitrates, preservatives, or chemicals. “Typically, the healthier a snack product is, the worse it tastes,” Joe shared. But that isn't true with biltong — it's almost like a miracle snack. Together, Joe and host Kristi Bridges explore biltong's South African roots and its growing foothold in the U.S. market. “It checked every single box we had,” Joe said. “We were all in.” Despite hurdles — a pandemic and drastically increased commodity prices — Stryve has grown significantly since its founding in 2018. Joe shares why he and his business partner chose to become a publicly-traded company, what keeps him motivated through difficult times, and some valuable advice for entrepreneurs at the beginning of their founding journey.

Cyber security threats are an issue that most of us will have to deal, be it through phone calls, emails or text messages. With the scams and schemes being constant and increasingly more sophisticated, we spoke with Paul Delahunty, Chief Information Security Officer at Stryve about the simple ways that we can protect ourselves from becoming victims of cyber crime.

To chat through some of the business news making the headlines this week, John was joined by Laura Slattery Media Correspondent at The Irish Times.For two years we've had a pandemic and now we're in what the Taoiseach has characterised as a “War Economy”, all these issues combined with many other things in our lives means it is very easy to become overwhelmed.  Michael Demetriou, Performance and Wellness Coach at Thrive Together Coaching spoke to John about the importance of self-awareness, understanding how you can look after your health and stay productive. Gerry Rafter, Owner of Rafter's Gastro Pub chatted to John about being in business for over a quarter of a century and being named as the Best Small Business at the recent Kilkenny Business Awards.In the face of spiralling numbers of fraud attempts every day - on mobile, computer or directly through increasingly sophisticated phone scams, John spoke with Paul Delahunty, Chief Information Security Officer at Stryve about what you need to do to prevent you and your business falling victim to unscrupulous fraudsters. With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email: thebottomline@kclr96fm.com

Episode 10! We recap our first ever Stryve golf 2 v 2 match play that went down this weekend. Some real good golf, some real bad. It was an absolute blast and we recap it! Keeping with the match play theme, we make our picks for the highly anticipated WGC match play event this weekend!

Joe chats to Paul Delahunty, Chief Security Officer with Stryve about the rise in cyber attacks in recent weeks and what you can do to protect your devices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jim Power chatted to John about the final GDP and Economic growth numbers for 2021 which were released last Friday. Jim also spoke about the events in Russia and Ukraine and what the potential implications may be.Stryve is a Carlow based company formed in January 2019 when two local companies T2 and VCloud came together. Andrew Tobin, CEO of Carlow Company Stryve spoke with John about his companies' latest achievements and expansion in the burgeoning field of cloud computing services and cyber security.         Retail is a sector which is hugely important to the economy and one which has experienced huge disruption over the last number of years. Retail expert James Burke chatted with John about how this sector has changed, developed, and adapted over the last two years and what is the key to success to this hugely important business sector.The National Enterprise Awards will be held in Dublin's Mansion House in June. The event sees companies chosen in each county around the country all receiving recognition with one being chosen as the overall business of the year. To hear more about the event John was joined by Séamus Doran, Assistant Head of Economic Development & Enterprise with the Local Enterprise Office and Gary Evans of Founder of FeedAlpha the company chosen to represent Carlow at this year's awards.

KANSAS CITY, MO. – In August 2021, Plano, Texas-based Stryve Foods launched a line of premium supplements called Stryve Nutrition. Supplements may seem like a departure for a company known for its better-for-you portfolio of air-dried meat snacks, but for Stryve, the meat snacks are a natural progression to provide health-conscious consumers with high-quality supplements and snacks from a trusted brand. The new products include collagen protein powder, bone broth protein, pre-workout mixes and gummies – functional foods loaded with protein but without the stuff consumers say they don't want such as GMOs, sugar, gluten, soy and dairy. Health and wellness always have been top-of-mind for consumers, but that focus only intensified during the last two years as the coronavirus pandemic held the world in its grip. But even as restrictions and mandates begin to loosen, consumer demand for healthy, better-for-you foods is here to stay and expected to grow alongside consumers' desire for personalization and convenience. Stryve's “better” brand evolution focuses on healthy eating and snacking, to support consumers' growing focus on maintaining immune health and preventive measures against lifestyle and age-related ailments. The company is positioning the new collagen and bone broths as a complement to the portfolio of meat snacks that got Stryve noticed in 2017, when former National Football League player Gabe Carimi, Dymatize founder Ted Casey and Pro-Supps founder Joe Oblas launched the company. At the time, the brand started with snack bites, meat sticks and a little-known meat snack called biltong – an air-dried, cured and sliced beef protein snack with origins in South Africa. Biltong was ideal for American consumers wanting to increase their intake of lean protein with little to no carbohydrates, sugar, nitrates or other additives. Stryve entered the snacking scene at a time when the trend of consumers substituting snacks for main meals began to catch fire. Driven by a desire for convenience without sacrificing taste or nutritional value, consumers turned to meat snacks of all types and varying proteins. Stryve embarked on a growth streak that netted the company millions of dollars in funding which enabled its expansion through acquisitions. By 2021, Stryve had captured 85% market share of the air-dried meat business in the United States and established distribution agreements that added more than 4,000 additional retail locations to carry the company's Stryve, Kalahari and Vacadillos meat snack brands. In this episode of the MEAT+POULTRY Podcast, Joe Oblas, co-chief executive officer and one of the original founders of Stryve, traces the company's journey from primarily meat snack manufacturing to a purveyor of premium nutrition supplements, the company's expectations for success and how Stryve will become the go-to brand for better nutrition and taste. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meatpoultry-podcast/message

Joe chats to Paul Delahunty Chief Security Officer with Stryve about precautions you can take to reduce the risk of being blackmailed online See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There is an American company called Stryve that is selling biltong in the United States and it is determined to grab the market share of jerky, the American equivalent. Stryve is marketing biltong as a healthier meat snack and they have raised nearly R1bn for expansion. The Chief Manufacturing Officer of Stryve is South African-born entrepreneur, Warren Pala. He started making biltong for his company Braaitime in his garage joined forces with Stryve's founders who have also bought another biltong company, Biltong USA. From Oklahoma, Palla told Linda van Tilburg how he leapt from Springs on the East Rand to the US, and how Stryve wants to take control of the American market for dried meat.

For a lot of recruitment business owners, going to the next level and scaling their business can present unexpected challenges. But no matter how difficult you're finding it to grow your recruitment business, I hope today's episode will inspire you to never give up! My special guest, Edward Chamberlain, shared that by far his biggest challenge was scaling the business. In this episode, he shared how he was able to overcome a lot of obstacles you may also be facing now and build a really successful recruitment business from scratch, with no external investment. Ed is a serial entrepreneur and founder of Altus Partners, a market leader in Private Equity search with a team of 30 people. Ed also co-founded C&C search with his sister Lucy, an HR and business support recruiting firm. Both of these firms generate multi-million pounds in revenue. Previously, Ed was a founding member of Investigo (a Virgin fast-track business), which grew from a team of 4 to over 250 people, before its sale. He recently launched Stryve, an ATS that can help SMEs grow their businesses faster. Episode Outline and Highlights [1:52] A serial entrepreneur: Ed reveals how he started Altus Partners. [3:41] What is the ‘hybrid search' model? [7:57] What is the map and track approach? [10:08] Enhancing your selection process with the Hogan Psychometric Evaluation. [12:16] Ed's biggest challenge and lessons learned.  [22:28] What a robust People Plan looks like. [24:28] Two keys to replicating your effectiveness as a recruiter to your whole team. [27:51] Why Ed believes that retained recruiting is the best approach in favor of the client. [33:17] Good business books recommended by Ed. [37:10] Ed's advice to recruitment business owners who want to scale their business. [45:47] Recruiting and building a community of like-minded people . [51:49] Training as a key pillar of the business during the pandemic. [56:54] What motivated Ed to create their own ATS (Applicant Tracking System). Innovative Tools to Add Rigor to the Process As we talked about best practices, one thing I noticed is how Ed is constantly innovating and striving to add rigor to the recruiting process on behalf of the client. Ed breaks down his unique search methodology and highlights a few of the key elements:  The Hybrid Search model The Map and Track approach Creating an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) The Hogan Psychometric evaluation tool You will definitely enjoy learning about how Edward's focus on constant improvement has helped with client acquisition and scaling his businesses. The Challenge of Scaling A Business Ed is definitely a serial entrepreneur, but you might be surprised that one of the biggest challenges he had to overcome was scaling his business. He was very open about sharing his failures and learnings. You may be able to relate to some of these challenges. You will hear Ed's advice on how to create a robust People Plan, replicating your effectiveness as a recruiter to your team, and why the retained approach works best for you and the client. Ed's Advice If You Want to Scale So if there was one key piece of advice he would give to a business owner who wants to scale, what would that be? Ed said, “If you are going to start a recruitment firm, generally speaking you are going to be a salesperson or recruiter before that. Inherently what goes hand in hand in that is individuals that don't like planning and often don't like the administration piece. The bit of advice I would give to anyone is to make sure to go back and do that. Put it together, put your finances together, put a really good business plan.”  Our Sponsors This podcast is proudly sponsored by i-intro®.  i-intro® is an end-to-end retained recruitment platform. Our technology and methodology allows recruiters to differentiate themselves from the competition, win more retained business, bigger fees and increase their billings. Be sure to mention Mark Whitby or The Resilient Recruiter for a 25% discount. Book your free, no obligation consultation here: www.recruitmentcoach.com/retained  Edward Chamberlain Bio and Contact Info Ed is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of Altus Partners and has built an enviable track-record, over many years within Private Equity search. He has placed from Partner to Analyst level with a range of high-profile funds to emerging managers. His guiding principles of honesty and integrity have enabled him to build long-standing, trusted relationships with key figures in the Private Equity industry. Ed graduated with a BA Hons in Architecture before starting his career in Search in 2002. He was a founding member of Investigo (a Virgin fast-track business), which grew from a team of 4 to over 250 people, before its sale. He helped establish another search firm in 2006 (rather this name isn't mentioned ;) One Search) – before identifying a gap in the market and setting up Altus Partners in 2009.  Altus Partners has become a market leader in Private Equity Search and continues to thrive today, placing c-suite professionals into Private Equity Backed Companies and also Investment Professionals into the funds themselves. Further to this he co-founded C&C Search with his sister in 2014, which places HR and Support Staff Professionals and has a training academy (launched to counter the pandemic), which has seen over 5,000 people enroll in their courses and has won corporate training contracts with the likes of Sony, Warner Brothers, Amazon and Campbell Soup.  More latterly, and out of a desire to see small and growing companies recruit better, he launched an ATS - Stryve. He raised seed funding of £500k in March 2021 and launches the Beta product this month! Ed on LinkedIn Altus Partners website link  Altus Partners on Twitter @Altus_Partners Stryve website link  People and Resources Mentioned Joel Slenning on LinkedIn The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencion Work Rules! by Laszlo Bock The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey The Personal MBA by Josh Kaufman Key Person of Influence by Daniel Priestley Connect with Mark Whitby Get your FREE 30-minute strategy call Mark on LinkedIn Mark on Twitter: @MarkWhitby Mark on Facebook Mark on Instagram: @RecruitmentCoach Related Podcast You Might Enjoy TRR#53 How to Scale Your Staffing & Recruiting Firm to $16,000,000, With Joel Slenning   Subscribe to The Resilient Recruiter

This week, Apple has issued an urgent security software update to all iPhone, iPad and Mac users. This was in response to a new threat to users, where their device can be infected by malicious spyware. The spyware infects the device through a "maliciously crafted" pdf file. It can infect the device without users even clicking on the file. Tipp native, Paul Delahunty is Chief Security Officer with Stryve, an Irish cybersecurity company spoke to Alison on Tipp Today.

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Stryve Foods (SNAX) Co-CEO Jaxie Alt explains Stryve Foods and their SPAC deal. They are to start trading today on the NASDAQ. Stryve Foods has merged with Andina Acquisition Corp. (ANDA). They specialize in air dried meat and snacks with no sugar. The deal has expanded retail distribution into retail and convenient stores, including Target (TGT) and 7-Eleven, she explains. Their mission is to help Americans snack better and live happier, more fulfilling lives.

This week the Irish public were warned of a possible ‘data dump’ by the HSE hackers. What does this mean for our personal information? We're joined by Brian Hayes, chief executive of the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland who operate the FraudSmart initiative, and Paul Delahunty, Chief Security Officer with cybersecurity company Stryve.

The HSE says it won't use a new decryption key on its computer systems until an investigation has been carried out. The criminal gang behind the ransomware attack provided the code yesterday, which may unlock stolen data. An assessment's being carried out on whether the key will work safely, while the government says it didn't pay a ransom for it. Minister of State for Public Procurement and eGovernment, Ossian Smyth says there's still a risk that the data will be published. To speak with me more on this I’m joined by Chief Security Officer of Private Cloud Company, Stryve, Paul Delahunty...

On this week's programme, in what's been a time of positivity among retailers across Clare and elsewhere, Josh speaks to CEO of Ennis Chamber, Margaret O Brien, about the reopening of the town, the Ennis mobility plan and how outdoor dining will affect a number of the town's main thoroughfares. He also chats to Paul Delahunty, Chief Security Officer with Stryve, who is warning SME's in this county and beyond to be vigilant against cyber attacks like the one seen by the HSE in the past week.

Stryve Foods is an emerging healthy-snack company that manufactures, markets and sells a range of healthy snacking products, including Biltong air-dried meat snacks. In this podcast, we interview Jaxie Alt, Co-CEO and Chief Marketing Officer of Stryve, to discuss trends in snacking behavior, Stryve's popularity during the pandemic and the specifics of what makes Stryve's brands unique. We also learn how the company is working to “help Americans snack better and live happier, better lives” and what's next in terms of new products.

on this episode of read receipt, we sit down with jaxie alt. jaxie is the co-ceo of stryve - the u.s.'s largest producer of biltong. a former keurig & dr pepper executive, she joined stryve to help build out the biltong brand as a growing force in the snacking space. biltong originally hails from south africa, but has boomed in the states as an alternative to other, less-healthy meat snacks. the brand has since launched a range of tasty flavors, and a stylish presence on the net. as a veteran of the food and beverage business, jaxie has helped stryve continue to grow in the snacking industry, and get more people to enjoy biltong. she joins us on the pod to teach us more about biltong, what's next for stryve, and lessons learned along the way.

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Eamon Quinn Business Editor at the Irish Examiner joined John to discuss the top business stories from week. One such story was the global stock markets reaction to Pfizer's announcement regarding their Phase 3 vaccine trial, as investors eye a rebound in global growth for 2021.Nicki Hoyne, Entrepreneur and founder of the award winning online accessory store My Shining Armour, has launched her Nicky Hoyne Collection. The Collection of statement handbags are designed in Ireland and handmade in Spain. Nicki is working on ensuring that her brand becomes a fully sustainable brand with materials being sourced as close to the factories as possible to reduce carbon footprint and the lining of the bags is made from 100% recycled cotton.Running in the dark and using a headlight that just wasn't doing the job lead to Padraic George a qualified electrical engineer to develop the Bodylite Night Runner. Padraic set about designing a prototype which would be dual purpose, firstly with road safety in mind to ensure he would be visible to oncoming traffic and secondly so that he could see where he was running and with input from Design+ in the Institute of Technology Carlow the "Bodylite Night Runner" was developed. Stryve are a private Cloud company based in Carlow which offers bespoke private cloud solutions and Fortune 500-grade cybersecurity for SMEs and multinationals,  Andrew Tobin CEO at Stryve joined John to talk about the work they do and their plans for expansion with the recent announcement of ten new jobs, seven of which will be based locally.Kilkenny Business Awards 2020 while not taking place with the usual gala night in the Lyrath Hotel are going ahead this year with two special awards which are in the gift of the Chamber, The President's Award and The Lifetime Achievement Award, Colin Ahern President of Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce joined John to tell him more about the awards.With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email thebottomline@kclr96fm.com

It's time for season 2! But let's recap season 1 first: In this episode the hosts of the Growth Show podcast Sebastian Kunz & Serhat Kaya share their favorite episodes of Season 1. Of course it's not easy to choose a favorite episode amongst so many amazing best. But here are their highlights: Sebastian's Favorite Episodes #12 with Lennart Rieper of STRYVE #15 with Global Keynote Speaker Coach Peter Hopwood #16 with Johannes Kliesch of SNOCKS Serhat's Favorite Episodes are: #02 with Michael Asshauer of TALENTE #08 with Robin Himmels of eatclever #09 with Jan Sapper of PaperLike Tune in and hear more about the reason these episodes impressed them the most so far.

How does a former pro NFL player launch one of the fastest growing meat snacks in the country? If you think it's only because he was a celebrity athlete, think again. Stryve Biltong co-founder Gabe Carimi switched gears from playing for the Atlanta Falcons to assembling a team of business all stars and working both smart and hard. This episode is packed with advice for anyone launching a consumer packaged good, but especially one in the food or beverage space. This is an extremely wide ranging conversation - we talk about: finding the right partners acquiring manufacturing stifling competition getting into major retail chains marketing and sampling why direct-to-consumer online sales isn't the future they're chasing. Here's another interesting thing: All three co-founders are very, very wealthy. So why did they take on outside investment capital? Also, what the heck is Biltong? If you've ever wondered what it takes to bring a food product to market, our conversation will open your eyes! For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at https://wp.me/p8iNgs-kP and find every episode at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast FM, or wherever you listen to podcasts and leave a review and rating! And let me know who you'd like to hear interviewed...just message me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.