Podcasts about techpreneur

Desiree shares how she developed Flowpresso, a Class II medical device designed to reset the body through lymphatic therapy. Using compression, heat, and pressure, it helps clear cellular waste, improve sleep, reduce stress, and support recovery—especially after illness. Now used in clinics across the US, NZ, Australia, India, Canada, and the UK. A great story of developing a product to fit a market Desiree knows well.  www.flowpressousa.com  

Building Engineering & Design Co (BEDC) takes architectural plans and turns them into structural plans using a human-augmented, patented AI platform. In just 5 years the company has grown to over 450 people: a large design team in the Philippines and people in market in NZ, Australia, the US, Canada and the UK. Ben talks about successful market entry using a channel partner. His advice on how to scale fast: hire great people and retain them.  www.bedc.ai 

Worldwide fog disrupts 620M passengers & costs airlines billions in rescheduling fees every year. Emily started Pyper Vision to disperse fog at airports but then realised that the biggest problem is vague forecasting of fog leading to cancelling far more flights than necessary. Pyper Vision switched to fog forecasting using a deep learning model. They can now give a fog forecast for every minute of the next 4 hours. Their first airline customer goes live this month.  www.pypervision.com 

Litmaps is a Literature Discovery Tool that helps researchers to find vital scientific papers they didn't know about and to tell a better research story. A Litmap is a picture that shows the relationship between a collection of scientific papers based on their citations, popularity and currency. Litmaps is now used by researchers, students and professionals across 150 countries. Axton talks about what he's learned in starting the business and in moving from CTO to CEO.  www.litmaps.com 

This podcast celebrates a hero of the NZ tech sector: Ian founded Orion Health over 30 years ago - the first company in Auckland to have internet! Orion builds products that link healthcare systems together. It has spun off a number of companies along the way, most recently selling 3 products for over $200M. After this they have 3 products and are down from over 700 people to 120. Ian has handed over the CEO role and now calls himself Mr Odd Job at Orion.  www.orionhealth.com 

The Clinician offers a digital platform that redefines healthcare by shifting funding from service delivery to measurable outcomes. Founded by Ron, a former neurosurgeon, and Tam, with experience in pharma and business intelligence, the company blends medical, technical and commercial expertise. They've scaled the business to over 50 employees globally with clients in 7 countries, leading a transformation in healthcare funding and delivery.  www.theclinician.com

The Dodson Group is a precision manufacturer, #1 in the automotive niche of high horsepower transmission upgrades. It has diversified into other markets such as aerospace, agriculture, marine, & green energy by acquiring its largest local suppliers. David took over as CEO of Dodson five years ago and has grown the business from 17 to 75 people. David is a former automotive engineer and investment banker who wanted to build a business, and Dodson was a perfect fit.  www.dodsongroup.com 

  Kitea Health makes a device to help manage hydrocephalus: a condition where fluid accumulates in the brain, managed by inserting a shunt to drain the fluid. Kitea Health makes a tiny implantable device to measure pressure in the brain at home, letting you know if the shunt has failed and you need medical help. Simon brings an extensive background in developing medical devices to this new venture. His key advice: build the team!  www.kiteahealth.com 

  Hot Lime Labs is putting the green back in greenhouses – supplying yield-boosting CO2 from biomass for large glasshouses. With $9 million of angel funding they've scaled from the lab to a demo delivering CO2 into a 11 hectare glasshouse. It's now ready to take to the world – which will need lots more funding. Tijs talks about how the needs of the business change as you grow, with specialists replacing generalists, and how ready people are to help if you ask.  www.hotlimelabs.co.nz 

Kry10 is a building a secure operating system to enable critical infrastructure such as electrical grids and medical devices to transition to a future where they are intelligent, cloud connected and adaptive driven. This can replace, or be placed in front of, old software built on operating systems from the 1990s that are vulnerable to viruses.  It was founded by Boyd and other ex-Microsoft/Amazon execs to commercialise cybersecurity technology spun-out from an advanced research group.  www.kry10.com  

Wellumio is developing a highly portable head MRI scanner for use in emergency departments - providing a scan in the “golden hour” after stroke when treatment is most effective. Shieak & Sergei talk about how great it was to find each other, their journey to dealing with investors rather than grant reviewers, and now getting their product to market. They'd like to encourage more academics to choose entrepreneurship!  www.wellumio.com  

OneReg is about effortless compliance and smoother operations for aerospace. When Covid struck, Clinton lost his job and decided it was time to start a business. He and his two co-founders had more than 100 years experience in compliance, digital innovation and aviation. Their initial customers are airports, which are very complex environments – they have the biggest need for what OneReg does. They now have most of the airports in NZ as customers and are moving offshore.  www.onereg.com

Eight360 has built an immersive VR motion simulator: a ball that you sit inside that can do full 360 flips and spins. This is fun. It's also very serious: it delivers a more immersive and visceral experience, leading to better engagement and learning outcomes whether you are manoeuvring heavy equipment in unusual situations, practicing your off-road handling skills to avoid a rollover, or learning to land an aircraft in a windy location.  www.eight360.com 

  Danny, CEO & co-founder, of Basis explains how they have developed a home electricity smart panel that allows you to manage your power usage in real time and gives data to the electricity companies so they can offer smart-use plans to reduce cost. They are driven by delivering an enduring positive impact for the planet. The first smart panels will be delivered soon – you can pre-order on their website.  www.wearebasis.com    

Three founders who had worked together before started Comply Pro to meet needs for safety in the construction industry and food safety in hospitality, building a SaaS company that can be rapidly scaled around the world.  Now ComplyPro manages 18.4 million records and protects 200,000 sites globally, with over 4,000 clients and 45,000 users. Michael talks about encouraging everyone to act like owners, think like founders, and innovate like entrepreneurs.  www.complypro.io

Anna Believantseva, Co-founder & COO at Esper Bionics, shares a transformative moment she and her team experienced at their office, when they were setting up the first bionic hands for their users. One of the users, Nika, was born without a hand and had never experienced grasping something with both hands. The first time she used the bionic hand to hold something, it was profoundly moving, not just for her but for all  witnessing it. The emotional impact of that moment, seeing her reaction, her tears of joy and accomplishment, was unforgettable and deeply impactful.It was such a meaningful moment because it encapsulated the essence of Anna's work's impact on real lives. It brought to light the profound difference technology can make, offering something fundamentally life-changing to someone who never thought it possible. It was a poignant reminder of the human side of technological advancements.From this, Anna learned the value of empathy and the emotional connection in her and her team's work. All the years dedicated to refining their product, overcoming obstacles, enduring late nights, and working through countless weekends – all these efforts are validated in the feedback they have witness firsthand. This experience has reinforced the importance of perseverance and the motivation to continue innovating for the sake of transformative impacts on lives.Anna efficiently transforms tech concepts into practical operational plans. She has over eight years of leading experience in operations management, managing teams, finance and legal processes for three international startups. At 29, Anna was listed in Forbes' 30 Under 30 in North America. For over 1,5 years she leads WTech New York Chapter, advocating for women in hardware tech sectors.At Esper Bionics, Anna focuses on streamlining team functions and strategies, enhancing market analysis and secures U.S. partners.Guided by the philosophy to "make things done", Anna's current focus at Esper Bionics is on enhancing team efficiency and maintaining sharp focus. She ensures that tasks are executed effectively and innovative solutions are consistently delivered.Follow and learn more about my guest today:Websites: Esper BionicsLinkedIN: Anna BelievantsevaTo learn more about SHIFT HAPPENS, click here To learn more about Claudia's business Curated Conversations and her Salons in New York, Zurich and Berlin, click hereYou can also connect with Claudia on Instagram @shifthappens.podcast and LinkedIn at ClaudiaMahlerNYCThis podcast is created, produced and hosted by Claudia Mahler.Social Media support Magdalena Reckendrees

  Hadleigh's maritime background gave him the insight that started SwipedOn: on a super yacht everything was electronic except the dog-eared visitors' book. With no tech or business background, he set out to build a tablet sign in. Today Hadleigh employs over 50 people and SwipedOn is used in over 9,000 workplaces. The company has gone through ownership changes: it sold to an AIM listed company and became 95% of its recurring revenue, and it is now owned by a PE firm.  www.swipedon.com  

RedSeed trains retail staff: it provides courses, coaching & a customisable LMS with a library of easy-to-implement course content and learning pathways that lets its customers customise the training. Its coaching is a key differentiator. Anya talks about growing the company from in-person training to fully online resources. She's now looking at flipping from sales led to product led growth. It's a great story of adapting the company to the market over time.  www.redseed.com 

  Starboard takes data from satellites to track every oceangoing vessel on the planet. It combines this with scientific models and other intelligence sources to create a pattern of life for each vessel, allowing analysts to assess if the vessel poses a risk – to sovereign borders or to commercial assets. Trent joined when Starboard had product-market fit in the Pacific. His key role has been to capitalise the business and scale internationally.  www.starboard.nz   

CAR T-cell therapy is a cancer treatment where a patient's own T-cells are reprogrammed to fight the cancer. There are 2,000  therapies in clinical development around the world which use different ways to program the T-cells. BioOra has developed an automated manufacturing system to scale up the production of personalised T-cells for treatment of the cancer. In partnership with the Malaghan Institute BioOra has treated 30 patients, the last 7 using this automated system.  www.bioora.com 

  OneRoom is a webcasting platform specialized for the funeral sector. It instals cameras in funeral homes to make webcasting easy & free up funeral directors to focus on personal service. David was as an investor in the company and became CEO to take up the challenge going from start-up to scale-up. As a student he won a scholarship to the US & made the US Gymnastics Team. Now he is taking on the challenge of the US market for the business.  www.oneroomstreaming.com  

For everyone who is interested in doing what the guest is talking about, click here to get started! ​​https://copy.gives/14045192851?body=Hey%21+Can+you+help+me+get+in+tech%3FHost: Cyrus Harbin IG + Tik Tok: @imjustcyrusTo join the TechPreneur discord community (for internal job referrals, complete career coaching, courses, networking with techies and more), click here: https://copy.gives/14045192851?body=Can+I+get+assistance+from+the+Tech+Is+The+New+Black+team%3FGuest Name: Kristi KennebrewGuest Social Media: IG: @getmehiredkristiAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Gastric Alimetry system is like an ECG for the gut - the electrical signals are 100x weaker than from the heart and very noisy. It provides data-driven insights to help clinicians work out what's going on. It is now used in 35 hospitals. Greg talks about how hard it is to build a medtech: regulatory, reimbursement & technical issues. To move fast it's important to have the right people, including key partners such as his co-founder & his Chair, and a balanced life.

Tracksuit provides beautiful, radically affordable and easy to use brand tracking for modern consumer brands. The team recently raised $22M. Connor talks about finding early product-market fit with 100 prospect conversations, and then leaning into scale. Every 3 months everyone should “give away your Legos”–either automate your current job or hire someone to do it better than you can while you solve new problems.  www.gotracksuit.com 

Goodnature makes ethical pest control devices that now sell around the world. Craig, a co-founder, talks about how they started Goodnature to control rats and stoats in New Zealand – building a trap that can go off multiple times in the bush. Dave joined as CEO 3 years ago, bringing a background in international marketing. They both like to solve problems: Craig on the technical side and Dave on the marketing and company growth side.  www.goodnature.co.nz 

For everyone who is interested in doing what the guest is talking about, click here to get started! ​​https://copy.gives/14045192851?body=Hey%21+Can+you+help+me+get+in+tech%3FHost: Cyrus Harbin IG + Tik Tok: @imjustcyrusTo join the TechPreneur discord community (for internal job referrals, complete career coaching, courses, networking with techies and more), click here: https://copy.gives/14045192851?body=Can+I+get+assistance+from+the+Tech+Is+The+New+Black+team%3FGuest Name: Trina L HillGuest Social Media:IG: @techcarewocAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

For everyone who is interested in doing what the guest is talking about, click here to get started! ​​https://copy.gives/14045192851?body=Hey%21+Can+you+help+me+get+in+tech%3FHost: Cyrus Harbin IG + Titktok: @imjustcyrus To join the TechPreneur discord community (for internal job referrals, complete career coaching, courses, networking with techies and more), click here:https://copy.gives/14045192851?body=Can+I+get+assistance+from+the+Tech+Is+The+New+Black+team%3FGuest Name: Chris SchwenkGuest Social Media: IG: @Chris_delosstaffingAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Claudia Smith & Russell Smith built AML platform APLYiD to allow companies to verify customers online in seconds using biometric measures. APLYiD now has over 1,000 customers in Australia, New Zealand & the UK.  Claudia and Russell each had a background in identity work and knew the corporate environment well. In this podcast they talk about how they work together, how they complement each other and what they've learned about building a tech company fast.  www.aplyid.com

Alyona studied Natural Language Processing before most of us had heard of AI. To start her company she looked for a problem worth solving & found the need for customer feedback analysis. Thematic is an AI-powered platform that transforms feedback into actionable insights. Alyona talks about how she built an initial product, talked to the market to find a fit, persuaded her husband Nathan Holmberg to join her, and the difference that YCombinator made for them.   www.getthematic.com 

  Futureverse is a media tech unicorn at the intersection of AI, Gaming and Web3. Its platform simplifies Web3 for developers and users and it works with brands to power their experiences, such as a recently released AI powered game built with FIFA. Aaron talks about how he & his co-founders started by building a portfolio of companies for Web3 and last year rolled up and acquired 11 companies to create Futureverse, which now has 250 people across 16 countries.  www.futureverse.com 

  Sam is the co-founder & the CEO of LawVu, a software platform for in-house legal teams. Lawyers using LawVu gain visibility over all their legal work, improve productivity & show legal's value to the wider business. Sam talks about the journey: spending 3 years building the product with trial customers before going to market, winning an RFP for a legal team of 200 – which accelerated their product development, scaling rapidly to 125 people, and learning about fundraising along the way.  www.lawvu.com 

Joshua Ajiboye is passionate about creating mobile experiences that make people's lives easier, more fun, and more meaningful. Ajiboye is a senior mobile engineer and entrepreneur who have worked on various projects, including building apps that help people stay organized and creating games.  Tech is all about innovation, and focusing on solutions, as a beginner, programming languages like HTML and CSS can be learned through various materials and free courses. Techpreneurship at its finest involves looking at your environment and seeing what is lacking. Ajiboye believes that there are many untapped solutions in Nigeria, West Africa, and Africa, and that you can create solutions that benefit millions of people on all continents.His passion for creating mobile experiences and innovation is a key factor in his success in the tech industry. By focusing on solutions and adapting to changing needs, entrepreneurs can create solutions that benefit millions of people worldwide. Listen here…..

John Penno and Maury Leyland started Leaft Foods to create a new food system by capturing the most abundant protein on the planet - Rubisco from green leaves. Leaft integrates with existing farming systems, extracting the Rubisco from common forage crops & producing a high-quality silage feed as a co-product.  This reduces the total nitrogen loading in the farming system & lessens the carbon footprint of farming while producing products that taste good with high nutritional value.  www.leaftfoods.com 

Spice is a founder & CEO of Marsello, a smart marketing platform for smaller retailers. Marketing is really hard for these businesses. The Marsello platform has strong reporting & analytics. Retailers can run targeted marketing with data-driven automation, email, SMS, loyalty programs & social media and measure the impact of them. Thousands of small and medium-sized retailers and hospitality operators around the world are now using the Marsello platform.  www.marsello.com 

Today's Guest is Kevin Lloyd, a former Executive Leader in Retail and current “Tech-pre-neur”, who has built a tech and entrepreneur ecosystem that brings together the Black community in Central Ohio. He has over 20 years of Executive Leadership at Retail outlets like Dick's Sporting Goods, Target, Old Navy and Sears. Additionally, he is the Co-Founder and CEO of MYLE (Make Your Life Entertaining), an Entertainment Software and Data Analytics company that provides curated content based on the user's location. His vision is to become the world's most renowned entertainment marketplace and they've set a mission to expose at least 25,000 socio-economically challenged youth to entertainment, the arts, & travel. He's also the COO of Color Coded Labs, an education course that empowers people of color with tech courses AND after they graduate, connects them to innovative companies dedicated to diversity. Finally, he is the Co-Founder of ColumbusBlack.com, the premier online source of news, events, and entertainment for the Black community in Columbus, Ohio. It has acquired more than 250,000 unique visitors, 500,000 visits, and exceeded 10 million hits.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinlloydtheleader/https://myle.com/https://www.colorcodedlabs.com/https://columbusblack.com/https://venturesuite.co/

Today's Guest is Kevin Lloyd, a former Executive Leader in Retail and current “Tech-pre-neur”, who has built a tech and entrepreneur ecosystem that brings together the Black community in Central Ohio. He has over 20 years of Executive Leadership at Retail outlets like Dick's Sporting Goods, Target, Old Navy and Sears. Additionally, he is the Co-Founder and CEO of MYLE (Make Your Life Entertaining), an Entertainment Software and Data Analytics company that provides curated content based on the user's location. His vision is to become the world's most renowned entertainment marketplace and they've set a mission to expose at least 25,000 socio-economically challenged youth to entertainment, the arts, & travel. He's also the COO of Color Coded Labs, an education course that empowers people of color with tech courses AND after they graduate, connects them to innovative companies dedicated to diversity. Finally, he is the Co-Founder of ColumbusBlack.com, the premier online source of news, events, and entertainment for the Black community in Columbus, Ohio. It has acquired more than 250,000 unique visitors, 500,000 visits, and exceeded 10 million hits.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinlloydtheleader/https://myle.com/https://www.colorcodedlabs.com/https://columbusblack.com/https://venturesuite.co/

Dianne is an award-winning Techpreneur, Commercial Real Estate Investor, and Philanthropist. This triple threat earned her recognition in the top 40 under 40 black business owners. She has been in the Tech industry for 13 years, with 10 of those being in Cybersecurity and the last 4 in Government Contracting. As a Real Estate Investor, Dianne has grown her business over the past 4 years from wholesaling residential real estate to partnering on Commercial Multifamily deals. Dianne has a passion for giving back and sits on a few non-profit boards while running her own non profit geared towards improving the quality of life for students in Africa. She received her Bachelors in Computer Information Systems at the University of Houston and a Graduate Certificate in Leadership from the University of Indiana Kelley School of Business. After listening to Dianne's story of coming to the United States as an immigrant and beating the odds to thrive in multiple male-dominated industries, you should ask yourself, “What's holding YOU back?” For more info, check us out at makeitraincapital.com.Welcome to Make It Rain: Multifamily Real Estate Investing for Millennials!  We're Daisy and Luc, two millennials who love multifamily investing.  With every episode, whether we're discussing a special topic or have on an amazing guest, the goal is to provide education and resources for anyone interested in investing in multifamily real estate, especially if you're a millennial.  We're excited to chat with you about the what's, the why's, the how's, the who's.  The best way to show support is to share it with anyone who might benefit from it and leave us an awesome review. Check out our website at makeitraincapital.com for more goodies.  Take action on your financial future TODAY!

Portainer is a container management system for Kubernetes, Docker/Swarm, and Nomad that simplifies container operations so you can deliver software to more places, faster. Neil talks about the challenges of commercialising open source software and of building a business out into the world from New Zealand. The company now has thousands of customers across the world.  www.portainer.io

It feels good to return for another year of Citi Trends and this year i decided to kick things off with one of the most hard working in the tech space in Ghana today. He is the founder of TechNovaGH and a well of wisdom. Hope his lessons and thoughts inspire you and keep you pushing in the new year.

In questa puntata, Alex Pagnoni risponde ad una domanda che gli ha posto un Techpreneur, che chiede: "come capisco qual è il numero ottimale di persone che mi servono nel team tech? E quali competenze devo ricercare in loro?".Se dopo aver ascoltato questa puntata vuoi capire qual è la dimensione ottimale per il tuo team (che sia già esistente o che tu ne debba costituire uno), il modo migliore è quello di effettuare un check up mirato.Trovi tutte le informazioni sul Check Up di Axelerant qui: https://www.axelerant.it/servizi/consulenza/check-up/

Greetings Glocal Citizens! 'Tis the season of gift giving, and have I got a wonderful gift for you in this week's episode. As an entrepreneur, Agile Transformation Coach, and speaker, my guest, Jamaican-American, Stacy Kirk has championed for quality and process innovation in software development for over 20 years. After graduating from Stanford University's School of Computer Science (Yes, another boss #ChocolateCardinal on the mic!), she gained experience as a developer, tester, and leader in diverse industries, including entertainment, security, finance, and healthcare. In 2010, he founded QualityWorks Consulting Group, an app development firm focused on enabling companies to build higher quality software, creating diverse future-ready teams, and accelerating software delivery. Her company was recognized in 2020 as Inc.'s Best in Business for its social impact driving measurable value to clients such as Comcast, AT&T, Truist, Fandango, Rotten Tomatoes, and Fox. She leads a 50+ and growing team of brilliant technologists located across the US and Jamaica, representing diverse backgrounds, including over 60% women of color. Her team is responsible for creating QualityWatcher (https://qualitywatcher.com), the first AI test case management platform designed to upskill testers while simplifying app quality. In 2020, she launched Posture, a SaaS platform that leverages intelligence and automation to assess and guide small and midsize enterprises to affordably develop a cyber-resilient organization prepared for the competitive advantages of compliance. I thoroughly enjoyed this insightful conversation with Stacy, from a serious discussion about the business of techpreneurship on a global scale to tips for successful start-up and a lots of laughs long the way, I'm sure you too will learn something new (with a smile)[! Where to find Stacy? @ Posture (https://www.postured.io) @ Quality Works Consulting Group (https://qualityworkscg.com) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacynkirk/) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/queenofagileqa) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sweetstace21/) What's Stacy reading? The Last Black Unicorn (https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B06ZZLYVCG&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_WX0PY8D712FJCWM2BY23&tag=glocalciti07e-20) by Tiffany Haddish [Born A Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood (w=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_6YKB1V4QMHCXDS8AAJV5&tag=glocalciti07e-20) by Trevor Noah I Can't Make This Up: life Lessons (https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B0716P4PN9&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_9JCSF554P1YGEVPY3AQC&tag=glocalciti07e-20) by Kevin Hart What's Stacy listening to? Revisionist History Podcast (https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/revisionist-history) Other topics of interest: About Radio Shack (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RadioShack) About Windsor Hills, California (https://abc7.com/black-beverly-hills-baldwin-ladera-heights-real-estate/7222331/) Jamaica's Technology Innovation Centre (https://ticutechja.com/about-us/) "..we tallawah" (https://jamaicanpatwah.com/term/Tallawah/1091#.Y5-3Yy-B2xI) About the Dot-Com Bubble (https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/d/dot-com-bubble-and-burst) Special Guest: Stacy Kirk.

CONQA is an online platform to give construction contractors quality assurance as you go – not as an afterthought, making quality assurance into a genuine measure of progress and saving time and money. CONQA can help construction businesses reduce defects, minimise risk, track progress and support your payment claims, altogether enhancing your reputation in the market. It now has close to 60 people across Australia & NZ and is poised for further expansion.www.conqa.com

Pictor is an in-vitro diagnostics company that has a patented multiplex platform for highly accurate testing for complex and infectious diseases in human and animal health. PictArray™ multiplex technology makes it possible to detect multiple disease markers in a single test simultaneously. The lead product is a diagnostic for Covid 19 which can detect multiple antibodies. The company has also developed tests for M. bovis, for maternal infections and other diseases. www.pictordx.com

The widening disparity in incomes between ethnic minorities and the White British have been no secret - the Office for National Statistics released a study highlighting households with a White British head being nine times as likely to be in the top quintile of total wealth as those of Black African ethnicity. Coupled with the cost of living crisis and a looming recession set to dismantle households, the need for arming oneself with knowledge of finances is needed now more than ever. Techpreneur & Youtuber Mohamud Salhan once again enters the fray to shed light on financial literacy, multiple streams of incomes & the need for saving. Some of the points discussed were the following: - Is earning a top salary the definition of wealth? And if not - what is? - How does one defend their money against inflation? - Making multiple streams of income - Saving by avoiding latest trends & materialism - If you enjoy our episodes, please do subscribe on our platforms and give us a review on Apple Podcast/Spotify. Most importantly, tell a friend to tell a friend! Twitter: @SocotraTalks Instagram: @SocotraTalks Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/68TEJRlxbovWiYYPzAJahd Ask us a question on Curious Cat: https://curiouscat.live/SocotraTalks

Quali sono, secondo voi, le migliori strutture organizzative da adottare in un team di prodotto in ambito SaaS? Quali le figure di coordinamento e management necessarie? E quali sono i rapporti tra leader e team? Ne abbiamo parlato con la Community del CTO Mastermind! Ospite anche Fabio Pirovano, CPO di Docebo. Ringraziamo della partecipazione: Fabio Pirovano (CPO di Docebo), Roberto Luberti (AWS Cloud Architect di Overdata Sagl), Valerio Barbera (CTO e Co-founder di Inspector). Ti sembra di non avere il controllo sul tuo team di sviluppo? Bug, scadenze non rispettate, incomprensioni continue… problemi molto comuni, ma non per questo meno pericolosi. Per fortuna puoi fare qualcosa: scarica il report “3 soluzioni ai principali problemi dei team di sviluppo” scritto da Alex Pagnoni attingendo alle sue esperienze dirette da Techpreneur. Scaricalo subito: https://migliorailtuoteam.it/ (https://migliorailtuoteam.it)

Sviluppare un prodotto SaaS per un grande numero di clienti non è facile. Tra le sfide da affrontare ci sono quella di architettura del software, gestione di grandi clienti enterprise e di organizzazione del team di prodotto. In questo CTO Show ho affrontato questo argomento con Fabio Pirovano, che mi ha raccontato la sua esperienza come CPO in Docebo portando esempi pratici e best practice. Temi principali dell'episodio: ✔️ Sviluppare un prodotto SaaS: le sfide di architettura e data service; ✔️ Gestire i grandi clienti Enterprise; ✔️ Come organizzare il team product: tips e esempi pratici.

Having endured a childhood filled with pain, uncertainty & struggle, Mohamud Salhan was determined to weather the storm and be the rock his mother needed him to be. This episode takes you back to Mohamud's gruelling back-story & covers the following: - Fleeing the civil war and finding shelter in Italy - The struggles in getting by in Holland - Juggling school with work in order to support his mother - Delving into business post-graduation Mo Salhan is a Techpreneur living in London & has spent a decade consulting for global organizations such as Cisco, Subway & fortune 100 UK companies. His specialty is in SaaS, growing revenue through digital transformation and leadership. He is also a Youtuber and produces educational value-packed videos on career growth, tech & financial literacy. To reach him: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mosalhan Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MoSalhan - If you enjoy our episodes, please do subscribe on our platforms and give us a review on Apple Podcast/Spotify. Most importantly, tell a friend to tell a friend! Twitter: @SocotraTalks Instagram: @SocotraTalks Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/68TEJRlxbovWiYYPzAJahd Ask us a question on Curious Cat: https://curiouscat.live/SocotraTalks

It's another game-changing episode with another game-changing guest on board.Let's welcome Brian Sallee, CEO of Avorit and the disruptive techpreneur, who has been in the technology and marketing industry for 20 years. Brian has assisted individuals and businesses in cracking the code to scale. He has traveled to 30+ countries and has been featured in The Money Is Show and numerous podcasts. Brian's greatest passion is to Identify & Apply Disruptive Technology to businesses.HIGHLIGHTSBrian Sallee: The Disruptive TechpreneurGetting drawn to technologyBrian's perspective on work-life balanceThe 4 quadrants of businessPersonal and professional coachingQUOTESBrian - Determining the business to build: “Find something that you're really good at, that's profitable that people will stand in line for, get really good at it, and let that be the thing that that is a callus to growing your business.”Brian - Setting the right expectations:“Every business is different, and that's what we have to be careful with representations. I'm very upfront with clients, whether they're a client we're doing business with, or a friend or family member who asked me for business advice I'm very upfront is I can't promise results. All the results have changed depend on you, the proverbial you, and what you do with that.”Connect with Brian and learn more about his work:About BrianAbout AvoritAvorit.comVisit Annieca's website: https://www.annieca.com/.Follow Annieca on her socials:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnniecaFinancialLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/anniecaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/annieca_com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYCyARfbz1NIPvjT8hIVZrw?fbclid=IwAR0jhtipM_DXOPafp-IZdDr8qLSX9-eApgDlLyI9m-WJfF9OAJ9Zo5oMp0w

Cin7 was started by Danny Ing in 2012 to provide connected inventory and a point-of-sale system for small & medium businesses who sell through multiple channels. In 2019, the company received significant investment from a US PE firm and David joined as CEO to scale the company into the world. At that time the company had 140 employees in Auckland and 1,800 customers. Now the company is approaching 400 staff around the world and has more than 8,000 customers. www.cin7.com

Mike is a founder & co-CEO of Joyous, an enterprise conversation app. Joyous is designed to make everyone feel comfortable talking about work, encouraging feedback to drive positive changes at every level of the organisation - from individuals up. Joyous unlocks authentic conversations for teams: building a sense of belonging, boosting engagement, retention and eNPS. It gathers the expertise of your team, identifies actionable themes, and solves critical challenges. www.joyoushq.com

Reason is a digital marketing agency that helps ambitious businesses around the world re-imagine and realise their opportunity for growth through digital. It charges on how well it performs, not on how much is spent. As a result, it is one of Asia Pacific's fastest-growing digital companies. Two years ago it spun out a SaaS company, Rescue Metrics, to give clients full visibility over conversion analytics. www.reasonagency.co.nz  www.rescuemetrics.com 

Catalyst IT develops & supports expert open source solutions: UX and design, eLearning, website development, training, library management, enterprise solutions, document management & cloud hosting. With 25 years of experience, Catalyst IT has worked with organisations across the globe, spanning all sectors. It now has 400 people, with offices in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the UK. www.catalyst.net.nz

The Kenyan technology ecosystem is growing rapidly, countless new startups emerge and multinationals keep pouring in. What is the history of this space? Where did it come from and who benefits from the system today? In other words, who is overlooked and what needs to change?Angela Okune & Leo Mutuku bring their experiences as tech entrepreneurs, researchers as well as founding members of the Ihub to a paper they recently wrote entitled: Becoming an African Techpreneur: geopolitics of investments in "local" Kenyan entrepreneurship. Here is their great paper: https://zenodo.org/record/6582284 and folks can reach Angela on Twitter @honoluluskye or through angelaokune.me; and Leo @leomutuku or through https://www.leonida.me/Instagram: thedevelopmentdilemma; Twitter: @dev_dilemma; Music credits: Juliani, 'Kama sa Sisi'Instagram: thedevelopmentdilemma; Twitter: @dev_dilemma; Music credits: Juliani, 'Kama sa Sisi'

The Kenyan technology ecosystem is growing rapidly, countless new startups emerge and multinationals keep pouring in. What is the history of this space? Where did it come from and who benefits from the system today? In other words, who is overlooked and what needs to change?Angela Okune & Leo Mutuku bring their experiences as tech entrepreneurs, researchers as well as founding members of the Ihub to a paper they recently wrote entitled: Becoming an African Techpreneur: geopolitics of investments in "local" Kenyan entrepreneurship. Here is their great paper: https://zenodo.org/record/6582284 and folks can reach Angela on Twitter @honoluluskye or through angelaokune.me; and Leo @leomutuku or through https://www.leonida.me/Instagram: thedevelopmentdilemma; Twitter: @dev_dilemma; Music credits: Juliani, 'Kama sa Sisi'

Over 25,000 tradespeople around the world use Tradify job tracking software. It promises to be the fastest, simplest and easiest way to run a business: invoicing, quoting and scheduling integrate with existing accounting solutions. You can use it on desktop, tablet and mobile, anywhere, anytime. Michael brings a wealth of business experience to the job of scaling Tradify out into the world. www.tradifyhq.com

NanoLayr uses nanofibre as a technology platform to solve many industry needs in markets ranging from composite reinforcement to cosmetic applications and filter media for use in facemasks. Using the process of electrospinning, and only the finest materials, it creates custom-made fibres, delivering revolutionary products to multiple markets including filtration, cosmetics and healthcare, textiles, composites and electronics.  www.nanolayr.com

Quantifi Photonics is on a mission to transform the world of photonics tests & measurements. From its New Zealand base, it develops and manufactures a wide range of test & measurement instruments along with customized test solutions for multinational tech companies and world-leading research organizations developing the technologies to enable future global networks. The company has just completed a Series B funding and acquired a company in Thailand to strengthen its R&D capabilities and IP position. www.quantifiphotonics.com

Soul Machines is a digital people company: re-imagining how real & virtual humans can connect in today's digital worlds and the metaverse. It develops intelligent, emotionally responsive avatars as a user interface for AI platforms, creating the digital workforce of the future and digital twins. It has patented Digital Brain and Autonomous Animation technology based on work by double academy-award winner, Mark Sagar. www.soulmachines.com

Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week's guest and I share a bit of our own personal Black history going way back to grade school, when his younger brother and I were in the same class from Kindergarten through primary school. We all met up again in high school as "jocks," doing our thing in the Colorado athletics scene. Fast forward to the late 1990s and there we were again bright-eyed and ambitious in New York City--Brooklyn to be exact, laying the groundwork for becoming the adults that we are today. From the basketball court to the comedy stage, Jon Laster has always been a crowd pleaser. He moved to New York City to realize his dream of being a Comedian and quickly moved up the comedy hierarchy establishing himself as one of the funniest comedians and most sought after hosts. Early in his career, he appeared on three season's of BET's Comic View [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103356/], hosted the first and second Underground Comedy Festival in New York City, completed a year-long tour with the National Association for Campus Activities appearing on college campuses across the US and hosted the longest running weekly comedy room ever in Brooklyn. Performing and hosting comedy clubs and colleges such at - the Improv in Los Angeles and Miami to Caroline's and the Comedy Cellar in New York City, from the out skirts of Nebraska, to the shores of Bermuda, Jon has stood audiences on their feet across the globe. In response the tragic murder of George Floyd and national upheaval that followed, Jon found himself wanting to do more than simply protest. He wanted to do something that would directly impact and improve Black lives. Targeting Black businesses in particular, Jon recently ticked a new box on his resume becoming a tech CEO, with the launch of the Blapp app. Blapp connects is communities to local Black businesses across an array of sectors--bars and restaurants, boutiques and markets, professional services and much, much more. With nearly 20,000 downloads since launching in October 2021, Blapp is well on it's way to becoming a game changer in both the brick and mortar and online shopping spaces! Where to find Jon? Blapp App (https://www.blappapp.com) Comedy Cellar (https://www.comedycellar.com) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-laster-8b343136/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/hewasfunny/?hl=en) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Hewasfunny/) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/realjonlaster?lang=en) On YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHg5vt0ismLWvMB8_D2SL3g) What's Jon watching? Valley of the Damned on Discovery ID (https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/show/valley-of-the-damned-investigation-discovery-atve-us) Disney+'s Mandalorian (https://disneyplusoriginals.disney.com/show/the-mandalorian) Other topics of interest: Former CSU President, Albert C. Yates (https://source.colostate.edu/former-csu-president-al-yates-to-receive-founders-day-medal/) About Leslie Jones (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Jones_(comedian)) One Bedroom Film (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7236434/) About Margot Merrill Fernandez (https://www.linkedin.com/in/margotmerrill/) Iqram Magdon-Ismail, Venmo co-founder (https://www.americanbanker.com/conference/digitalbanking-2018/speakers/iqram-magdon-ismail) Special Guest: Jon Laster.

Parkable was founded with an ambitious goal: to make parking easy and stress-free by connecting the available parking space to the people who need to park. It lets workplaces and commercial properties manage their parking with ease, automating the management of staff and tenants' parks and EV chargers. Using the Parkable app, staff and tenants can easily share and book parking. And anyone can use the app to find parking in major cities in Australasia. www.parkable.com

In this conversation with Dmitry Kozko, CEO MotorSport Games (NASDAQ: MSGM), he shares wisdom bytes for his innovation playbook, launching technology ventures and what it takes to create successful video games. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-outram/support

RIPA stands for Receipt-Invoice-Payment-Automation. It started with receipt automation for expense recording. It now also provides disbursement payments as a service, transforming the way government, business & health insurance companies deliver entitlements. A payer, such as a Government social agency, authorises an entitlement, sends that with the payment token and the booking apps to the user, who can then pay using the agency's funds. www.ripaglobal.com

Open is on a mission to offer the fastest car, home & travel insurance at the best price for the world. Its AI-powered platform offers personalised products such as usage-based pricing, and instant claims settlements. Its home, car & travel insurances sell under the Huddle brand and are offered as a white-label product for businesses to embed into their own digital experiences. Open operates now in Australia & NZ, soon the UK & Europe. It is a certified B Corporation. www.beopen.com

MOBI is an end-to-end digital platform that provides customer ordering solutions for hospitality businesses. Great customer experience starts with a great platform: websites, mobile apps, table ordering, kiosks, aggregator middleware, loyalty, delivery, analytics. Its end to end solutions help to increase revenue, reduce in-store wait time, gain brand loyalty, and improve the overall customer experience. MOBI is now used by 900+ restaurant brands in 35 countries. www.mobihq.com

Young technology entrepreneur Shivangi Jain has developed an app called TrackAlways that helps people with tracking and anti-theft solutions for safety and security. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://eshe.in/2021/11/13/shivangi-jain-trackalways-app/

Fingermark offers a suite of hardware and software solutions, using artificial intelligence, computer vision and deep learning to design fit-for-purpose industry-specific solutions. Its real-time and predictive business analytics are deployed through next-generation digital hardware for solutions in a range of industries - from improving customer service in fast-food outlets to improving safety in mining. www.fingermark.tech

Aceso brings together the islands of healthcare: intelligent referrals, online booking & scheduling, care journeys, telehealth and the associated workflows to enable better care. It is relentlessly applying digital technology to improve the health system to deliver a better health experience for all. www.aceso.health

Partly is building a global platform for replacement auto parts. Sound simple? Not when you realise there are 150M auto parts which can be used in multiple car models and configurations. Partly has catalogued 50M of these parts. Thousands of businesses, from small companies to large enterprises, use Partly's software and API to add fitment, check interchanges and manage parts online. Partly is building its business by taking a very hard problem and solving it. www.partly.com

On Life well lived,Nishu Sinha, a tech Enterpreneur,and the CEO of Parallel team Technologies is live with Omobola Stephen. His company provides IT solutions in the area of developing great mobile App and Web App for individuals and corporate organisations.Nishu is on to share his professional insights on the IT industry.Now, when we speak about the IT industry,we include all organizations or departments within organizations which develop, maintain or operate the Information Technology systems. There are recent challenges facing the IT industry especially as regarding working from home because of the covid. He also shares practical steps that can be taken both by business organisations,and the government of a country inorder to tackle these challenges.Tune in to the conversation.It's your favorite show on personal development,and self-improvement,Life well lived by Omobola Stephen. NISHU SINHAnishu@parallelteam.comLinkedIn: Nishu SinhaFB: Parallel teamIG&Twitter : parallel_team

London-based entrepreneur and philanthropist Darshita Gillies is using technology to connect impact investors with those doing good in the world. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://eshe.in/2021/03/09/darshita-gillies/

Saikou is a United States Army Sergeant a young U.S Gambian who is using his skills and know-how to invest into technology and other things. He talked about investing in Technology and venturing into Tech for a better technological future in Africa. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alejandro Nava es un “apasionado del aprendizaje”. Se dedica a “transformar personas” a través del coaching y la capacitación. Es Ingeniero Industrial y de Sistemas, certificado por Franklin Covey como instructor empresarial. Conferencista en temas de Liderazgo, RH, emprendimiento, Tendencias de Management, Presentation Skills y Motivación. Consultor y coach Empresarial. Autor del libro “Grita y Explota” una guía para liberar la grandeza. Licenciatario TEDx en el 2014 y Consultor Senior en Método TED. Creador de la metodología “ProTransformaXión" Sistema para elevar la productividad empresarial con 18 coaches certificados en la metodología. Alex ha dado conferencias en múltiples congresos desde Latinoamérica hasta territorios donde apenas se conoce el español. Su foco siempre es la Calidad y el Desarrollo Organizacional. También ha sido colaborador de revistas como Mundo Ejecutivo, Forbes México, Vida Profesional, entre otros. Y por si fuera poco es conductor del programa de radio “Techpreneur” transmitido en Neurona Digital. Es empresario, triatlonista y padre de familia. Actualmente es consultor en Pro Management, empresa dedicada a la capacitación ejecutiva y al coaching empresarial, participando en procesos de capacitación en empresas Fortune 500. Puedes contactar a Alejandro a través de anava@promanagement.com.mx así como twitter: @alejnava Siguenos en: Web Newsletter. Escribe una Reseña Encuesta Audiencia Nuestras redes sociales: Facebook Instagram. Linkedin. Twitter También puedes escribirnos a adolfo@cuentoscorporativos.com

Amal Hassan is the Founder and CEO of Outsource Global. A leading business process outsourcing company based in Nigeria and serving countries in Africa, the United States, UK and Japan. Her passion to unlock Nigeria’s development potential through technology-driven innovation and value addition led her to build, capitalize and restructure a series of technology-related businesses that succeed in developing talents and creating employment for young Nigerians. Over an 8 year period she tried 4 times to start a business processing company in Nigeria, a country not known to be an outsourcing destination. She beat all the odds and today Outsource Global with a staff of over 800 and 3 locations has established Nigeria as a business outsourcing destination on par with India and the Philippines.Amal’s entrepreneurial prowess and business acumen continue to set her apart as a highly regarded emerging business leader in Nigeria. In 2018, Amal was named one of the 16 women business leaders by Fortune-US Department of State Global Women’s Mentoring Partnership. She has also been recognized as one of Nigeria’s star by the US Embassy and Consulate in Nigeria for her outstanding impact to nation-building. Widely regarded as a role model for the girl-child and women especially in northern Nigeria, she has continued to mentor young leaders across her industry. Amal's African Business Story is one dedicated to creating job, empowering her community and contributing to the economic development of her home country Nigeria.

Techpreneur Bobby Bahia chats about teh future of entrepreneurship for kids! Is your 10 year old an entrepreneur? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Techpreneur Bobby Bahia chats about teh future of entrepreneurship for kids! Is your 10 year old an entrepreneur? See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode Seven in our series on Hope. Today we are delving into the space where fashion, technology and sustainability meet. Where each enhances the other and offers the hope of conscious fashion, and perhaps also the hope of innovation. Our guest is Eshita Kabra founder of By Rotation which is the UK's first and only fashion rental platform. The aim is a good one - to transform the way that we consume fashion - and it is beautifully executed. Eshita shares the principles, values and motivations behind the concept. Enterprises like this one really can act as catalysts for change and I think that it will be exciting to see what the future holds. We hear about the genesis of the idea, the concept, the launch, leaving the corporate life behind, the joy of building community, balancing commerce and creativity by building a great team and her hope for the future. I have had the pleasure of meeting lots of creatives both as clients and podcast guests. What is wonderful for me is that Eshita started her journey not at art school or as a fashion intern, but in finance. We hear a different perspective and point of view on creativity. And we also get to ask 'where you the best dressed girl in economics class?'!I hope that you will be encouraged by Eshita's approach and optimism - I certainly was! By Rotation: www.byrotation.com

We could not have chosen a better conversation to have in our first episode back post-COVID19! From Alexandria, Egypt to Niagara, Canada at 14, Alyaa has long been a citizen of the world. Armed with a natural curiosity that's always thirsting for knowledge, she has taken on the world in a way that is uniquely hers. In what is a truly interesting discussion, Bibi and Sarah talk with Alyaa about her Nubian heritage which she champions with her streetwear company, Nubian Narrative, how her family immigrated to Canada, her return to Egypt on vacation which turned into an entire adventure that lasted years before she finally came back to Canada. We also touch on the weighty topics of religion, culture, independent thought, social entrepreneurship in the open, comfortable style that you've come to expect from our conversations. Episode References: Principal Rallies His Community to Serve 10,000 Cooked Meals to Seniors During 40 Days of COVID Crisis in India https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/man-serves-10k-cooked-meals-during-covid-19-crisis-india/ (https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/man-serves-10k-cooked-meals-during-covid-19-crisis-india/) Alyaa's Huffington Post Articles: https://www.huffpost.com/author/alyaa-younis-650 (https://www.huffpost.com/author/alyaa-younis-650) Alyaa's Socials: https://www.instagram.com/therealalyaa/ (https://www.instagram.com/therealalyaa/) https://www.instagram.com/nubiannarrativeinc/ (https://www.instagram.com/nubiannarrativeinc/) (formerly @nubiannarrativeco) Interesting Humans Socials: https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/) https://www.twitter.com/interhumanspod/ (https://www.twitter.com/interhumanspod/)

Dalam Episode 3 Women 3 Stories kali ini, Ollie Salsabeela mengupas habis bagaimana passionnya untuk menulis bisa menjadi obat untuk mengatasi berbagai lika-liku kehidupannya. Penasaran, Eurekawomen? Yuk kepoin obrolannya!

Happy Freedom Day to all my fellow South Africans! On today's show, we have Sewagodimo Matlapeng (IG: @matlapeng). Sewagodimo is a software engineer and also founded Indoni Developers which provides career support for female developers. She is a speaker on local and international stages and uses her YouTube channel- Sunshine in My Code to educate others on coding. Tune in to hear all about her journey in engineering and around the world. Let us know what you think of this episode by tweeting @shebrigade or sharing the love on Instagram by tagging @shebrigade and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes or wherever you listen so that others can find it too. Sign up for our monthly newsletter for all the latest updates and resources from She Brigade HERE. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shebrigade/message

In this eighth episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Tony Ayebare, a graduate of Computer Science from Makerere University, previously a developer at Tugende Social and Kola Labs (Famous for the Matatu game app ) & he founder and CEO of the online butchery Uganda ( e-commerce platform that focuses on the sale of meat and poultry products in Uganda). In this interview with Tony Ayebare, we will go in-depth on: Challenges faced when starting online butchery The current state of e-commerce Uganda Reasons why businesses fail. ©2020 Samuel Kamugisha - All Rights reserved - www.wowjournal.cc . Disclaimer : wowjournal.cc/podcast-disclaimer/

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Louise Doherty left her career in strategic consumer marketing to create an app start-up that simplifies any kind of social event, after realising how complex it can sometimes be. Yoller has been featured by Apple and Google as one of the best apps for socialising in over 100 countries.Louise successfully raised £380K via Crowd Cube. She found the crowdfunding process much easier to understand compared with seeking VC investment. This approach also meant finding early users of the Yoller app.Listen to the podcast with Louise, who explains:How storytelling is just as important for securing investment as your pitch deck and financialsThe truth about crowdfunding and why it's a good optionThe benefits of using mixed routes for funding a businessFor the full video interview, go to http://www.enterthearena.co.uk/Fundraising-Stories/

Entrepreneur, CEO, and top podcaster Matt Brown joins us today for another no-BS conversation about being a Techpreneur in South Africa. He gives us a glimpse of the South African Tech scene, as well as his successes, as he was voted as #1 Tech startup in Africa in London Tech Week. Matt gives practical insights on business and life design as well. #1 Tech Startup Matt Brown, a very down to earth guy, recounts to Christopher his experience at London Tech Week, as organizers named him the #1 Tech Startup in Africa. Although he admits he now has unnecessary pressure due to the title, he claims it was a great opportunity for international development in the technology space. “It was pretty insane when a government like the UK gets behind an idea. So what they have done is, they mobilized literally billions of pounds just for Africa Tech, 1.2 Billion pounds available for distribution.” - Matt Brown The Storytelling Technology Matt runs a firm called Digital Kung Fu and he candidly shares with Christopher his elevator pitch — "we’re the world's fastest tech story production business.” He further shares that Christopher’s books Play Bigger and Niche Down inspired him in this business. “The truth is were evangelizing this idea — which I totally started from your thinking by the way — category design thinking and creating a point of view that is unique and different.”  - Matt Brown He further shares that through his firm, they are connecting that point-of-view at scale to a market a way that it creates value. In his case, it is the storytelling technology. “It’s about taking proven powers of storytelling and marrying that with technology — data, automation, AI — and delivering stories essentially at a scale that makes very complicated things in ways that are memorable and relatable and understandable.” - Matt Brown The South African Tech Scene Matt also talks about the South African tech scene, as other countries do not exactly know what is happening locally. He shares about the different challenges and opportunities they have there and the similarities in terms of trends. “I think Africa has some unique challenges. We have infrastructure challenges, connectivity challenges, bandwidth challenges, and these things don't typically exist in developed markets.”  - Matt Brown Amidst these challenges, Matt shares how these forces techpreneurs to innovate, especially in the mobile phones market. “African tech has got a bad name in many respects. Basically at a type of expansion into emerging markets, it's less competitive in many respects. But, the economic opportunities are huge because there is no competition.” - Matt Brown Bio: Matt is the CEO of Digital Kungfu. It was named as "Best Tech Startup 2019 - Africa Tech Week Awards." The company is a lead generation and storytelling production company purpose-built for technology businesses. Links: Podcast - The Matt Brown Show Digital Kung Fu Book - Your Inner Game The Matt Brown Show in partnership with London Tech Week creates State of X Season One on Prime We hope you enjoyed this episode of Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and subscribe on iTunes!

Entrepreneur, CEO, and top podcaster Matt Brown joins us today for another no-BS conversation about being a Techpreneur in South Africa. He gives us a glimpse of the South African Tech scene, as well as his successes, as he was voted as #1 Tech startup in Africa in London Tech Week. Matt gives practical insights on business and life design as well. #1 Tech Startup Matt Brown, a very down to earth guy, recounts to Christopher his experience at London Tech Week, as organizers named him the #1 Tech Startup in Africa. Although he admits he now has unnecessary pressure due to the title, he claims it was a great opportunity for international development in the technology space. “It was pretty insane when a government like the UK gets behind an idea. So what they have done is, they mobilized literally billions of pounds just for Africa Tech, 1.2 Billion pounds available for distribution.” - Matt Brown The Storytelling Technology Matt runs a firm called Digital Kung Fu and he candidly shares with Christopher his elevator pitch — "we’re the world's fastest tech story production business.” He further shares that Christopher’s books Play Bigger and Niche Down inspired him in this business. “The truth is were evangelizing this idea — which I totally started from your thinking by the way — category design thinking and creating a point of view that is unique and different.”  - Matt Brown He further shares that through his firm, they are connecting that point-of-view at scale to a market a way that it creates value. In his case, it is the storytelling technology. “It’s about taking proven powers of storytelling and marrying that with technology — data, automation, AI — and delivering stories essentially at a scale that makes very complicated things in ways that are memorable and relatable and understandable.” - Matt Brown The South African Tech Scene Matt also talks about the South African tech scene, as other countries do not exactly know what is happening locally. He shares about the different challenges and opportunities they have there and the similarities in terms of trends. “I think Africa has some unique challenges. We have infrastructure challenges, connectivity challenges, bandwidth challenges, and these things don't typically exist in developed markets.”  - Matt Brown Amidst these challenges, Matt shares how these forces techpreneurs to innovate, especially in the mobile phones market. “African tech has got a bad name in many respects. Basically at a type of expansion into emerging markets, it's less competitive in many respects. But, the economic opportunities are huge because there is no competition.” - Matt Brown Bio: Matt is the CEO of Digital Kungfu. It was named as "Best Tech Startup 2019 - Africa Tech Week Awards." The company is a lead generation and storytelling production company purpose-built for technology businesses. Links: Podcast - The Matt Brown Show Digital Kung Fu Book - Your Inner Game The Matt Brown Show in partnership with London Tech Week creates State of X Season One on Prime We hope you enjoyed this episode of Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and subscribe on iTunes!

In this exciting episode 5 of CHANGEMAKERS Series, the seasoned Business Leader and Techpreneur, Mr Karunjit Kumar Dhir, Co-founder of Tech Start-up, SCIKEY joining from Malaysia talks about how SCIKEY is helping Job seekers and Employers connect on this fast hiring platform http://www.scikey.ai, offer them seamless, integrated and user-friendly 21st Century Hiring Experience right from connecting with Job seekers till hiring the candidates without leaving the platform just like doing transaction on an E-Commerce site.... Also, in the Segment - 1, Part 2 of the episode 5, Karunjit talks about a very unique and innovative feature called 'FRESUME' installed on SCIKEY platform which is complimentary/free for Job-Seekers as of now. FRESUME stands for Fresh Digital Resume, it helps the potential employer get to know about the Jobseeker beyond his/her resume, even before the employers have met them. 'FRESUME' is very much digital listen to the segment 1, part 2 A must listen for all the job seekers.. their platform offering close to about 1000's of different jobs listed on SCIKEY with 100's of Employers ...Tune to this conversation ....

In the last segment 3, the Techpreneur and Co-founder, Karunjit Kumar Dhir, SCIKEY talks about the expansion plans of SCIKEY going global and opening plethora of opportunities for Job seekers, aspiring professionals ....already 1000's of jobs have been listed on their platform check out the website http://www.scikey.ai by 100's of employers.. A must listen segment.... Stay tuned...

This Episode reveals what this podcast channel will cover from Techpreneur, How to Shift to IT, and Digital Marketing. We also answered a voicemail from one of our followers in social media - Marj. She asked which IT jobs that do not require any coding and we shared seven option that she can tap with to start her career in IT.Episode Links:http://careershift2it.comhttp://careershift2it.com/siteground

This episode is got one of the Tech Gurus in the house, with his vast exp. of working with IT Giants like Microsoft, selling his previous companies to Microsoft and Amazon and starting a Fintech co. in India. Yezdi Lashkari also takes the time out to Sail, Dance and cook among other things.

In today's episode, we sit down with tech maven in the making, Janeya Griffin, the Lead Technology Transfer Specialist contractor for NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center. Known as The Commercializer, Janeya is also a strategy consultant, who focuses on helping aspiring entrepreneurs, universities, and small businesses build wealth by monetizing their talents and intellectual property.  In the interview, you will hear about Janeya's career in tech transfer, but also how a life-altering childhood experience shaped her perspective, fueled her ambition, and motivated her to join Concreates, a creative agency who's mission is to serve the men and women behind and beyond bars, as Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Strategist.  This one is so so good for any creative and is FULL of helpful, need-to-know information. You can follow Janeya on all things social at @JaneyaGriffin.  Let's get into it!

Mohammed Jega, Founder Arewa startup in Northern Nigeria on the need for investments in Information technology and creating techpreneurs in Africa. Startup Arewa focuses on using technology to create lasting business solutions for businesses in Northern Nigeria through mentorship, project management and collaborative partnerships and funding of same. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africa-podcast-network/support This podcast is sponsored by Squarespace

Mohammed Jega, Founder Arewa startup in Northern Nigeria on the need for investments in Information technology and creating techpreneurs in Africa. Startup Arewa focuses on using technology to create lasting business solutions for businesses in Northern Nigeria through mentorship, project management and collaborative partnerships and funding of same. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nous allons aujourd’hui au Maroc rencontrer Khalid Machchate serial Techpreneur acteur du changement. Cet ingénieur spécialisé en Internet des Objets, Systèmes Embarqués et Solutions Web & Mobiles, a déjà fondé trois sociétés Tech: SOS Santé, Skillearn et K&W Technologies. Il met sa passion et sa formidable énergie au service des nouveaux entrepreneurs en proposant des formations, du coaching, et n’hésite pas à s’engager pour soutenir l’entrepreneuriat social. Il a ainsi impacté jusqu’à présent plus de 20.000 entrepreneurs, établis et en devenir, partout dans le monde. Il intervient également en tant que speaker à de nombreux événements, dont des TEDx, pour encore mieux nous inspirer! Visitez RevolutionDigitale.fr pour les comptes rendus complets de chaque épisode ! Suivez-nous sur: Instagram - www.instagram.com/revodigitale/  Facebook - www.facebook.com/revolutiondigitale  Twitter - www.twitter.com/revodigitale  Youtube - www.youtube.com/channel/UCQWyIhIUtihUmvpphJ2pzmA 

How do you establish yourself as an expert in 2018? Celebrity chef, Techpreneur, Restauranteur Fabio Vivani, stops by the show and talks about how to leverage social media and position yourself and your brand as the subject matter expert in your industry.****************************************************************Henry Kaminski Jr. is the founder of Unique Designz by the HMK Group, a full-service graphic design, branding, and marketing company. He is also author of the best seller “Refuse To Give Up.” As a self-taught graphic designer and brand consultant, he’s overcome all the odds to build a wildly successful multi-million-dollar business over the past decade. He has worked with a diverse range of business owners and professionals, including Jon Bon Jovi and Internet marketing expert Russell Brunson who has named Henry the “Million Dollar Designer.” Ultimately, Henry is dedicated to helping small businesses grow and reach their goals through creative design, brand building which will allow entrepreneurs to design the life of their dreams!Where to find Henry:http://www.uniquedesignz.netInstagram:http://instagram.com/unique_designzFacebook:http://www.facebook.com/HenryKaminskiJrhttp://www.facebook.com/UniqueDesignzByTheHMKGroupGet Your 7 Point Brand Audit Today!https://uniquefunneldesigns.com/brandauditThe Brand Doctor Podcast with Henry Kaminski Jrhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-brand-doctor-podcast/

How do you establish yourself as an expert in 2018? Celebrity chef, Techpreneur, Restauranteur Fabio Vivani, stops by the show and talks about how to leverage social media and position yourself and your brand as the subject matter expert in your industry.****************************************************************Henry Kaminski Jr. is the founder of Unique Designz by the HMK Group, a full-service graphic design, branding, and marketing company. He is also author of the best seller “Refuse To Give Up.” As a self-taught graphic designer and brand consultant, he’s overcome all the odds to build a wildly successful multi-million-dollar business over the past decade. He has worked with a diverse range of business owners and professionals, including Jon Bon Jovi and Internet marketing expert Russell Brunson who has named Henry the “Million Dollar Designer.” Ultimately, Henry is dedicated to helping small businesses grow and reach their goals through creative design, brand building which will allow entrepreneurs to design the life of their dreams!Where to find Henry:http://www.uniquedesignz.netInstagram:http://instagram.com/unique_designzFacebook:http://www.facebook.com/HenryKaminskiJrhttp://www.facebook.com/UniqueDesignzByTheHMKGroupGet Your 7 Point Brand Audit Today!https://uniquefunneldesigns.com/brandauditThe Brand Doctor Podcast with Henry Kaminski Jrhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-brand-doctor-podcast/

Episode 005 Vlad Mkrtumyan Techpreneur Today with me is Vlad Mkrtumyan co-founder of Logic Inbound, a Seattle based SEO company. Follow me to Occidental Square in Seattle and listen in for a fascinating conversation with millenial serial-entrepreneur Vlad. He shares with us what his super-power is and how he allows things into flow and creates solid business success out of it.

Come and explore a crazy dream with us and a trailblazing doula, IBiOp founder, and techpreneur! Yasmintheresa is educating women and men about reproduction, wellness, and birthing options that support healthy family development! Make sure you download the IBiOp app! It's amazing. Find options for prenatal care and postnatal support! Don't wait to plan for a healthy family. Start now!

It is very rare that you find someone who is both an entrepreneur and a top rate programmer and techy, but that is exactly what Moshe Teren is. You ever hear about those quiet guys that work from home and is very successful without any fanfare? Moshe is one of those guys who keeps his story quiet until now. In this episode we hear Moshe's story and how he is able to be successful from the comfort of his home and what are some opportunities in the market now for those who would like to do the same. Name: Moshe Teren Position: Techpreneur & Founder of StreamingThe.net Website: http://streamingthe.net (StreamingThe.net) LinkedIn: https://il.linkedin.com/in/mteren (Moshe on LinkedIn ) Twitter: https://twitter.com/mteren (@mteren) https://frumentrepreneur.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/moshe-teren.jpg () NAMES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE IMVITE Chicago Cubs  – at the time of the recording they had a shot http://www.htc.edu/fasman-yeshiva-high-school.html (Skokie Yeshiva) http://www.icja.org/ (Ida Crown Jewish Academy) https://www.uillinois.edu/ (University of Illinois) http://www.referenceforbusiness.com/history2/9/Best-Kosher-Foods-Corporation.html (Sinai 48) http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Chicago_Mercantile_Exchange (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/jobs/locations/israel/sites/qiryat-gat.html (Intel Israel) NewsAlert > Inlumen >