Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Rowe

Tim Rowe joins Greg on the topic of this book The Spirit of Rabshakeh is Alive and Well in America. If  you are not familiar with the biblical character Rabshakeh you will be following this interview.

What is the bodily ailment of Paul and why was that the cause of Paul preaching the gospel to the Galatians first? I'm still confused about how we define 'elementary principles'. Are they the 'bits' that make up the things around us or 'rules'? or both? Or are rules an example of an 'elementary principle'? In regards to the elementary principles (4:3), other bible translations say "elemental spirits." Is the same idea of rules still valid, and what does it mean by "spirits"? Should new Christians post-Jesus, try to stick to the rules to receive that "training" of the law to know how to use freedom well? If God gave the OT law/rules to train his people to know how to do what is right, are we exempt from needing the same training? Is the value in setting rules for ourselves, not hard rules, but "defaults", such that we may have triggers when in we are beginning to act in sinfulness? How does Paul's allegorical interpretation of the story of Sarah and Hagar impact our understanding of Old Testament interpretation in general? Should we interpret more Old Testament passages allegorically, or is this a one-off from Paul?  Who does the quote in v27 refer to? Is it Sarah, or the 'Jerusalem above'? How does it support Paul's argument?

Can something be 'good' and not 'pleasing to God'? For example, if an unbeliever cares for the poor, would it be correct to say that their action was 'good' but not 'pleasing to God', because of their unbelief? Or does their unbelief make it 'evil'? Are there 'good' actions and 'evil' actions, or 'obedient' and 'disobedient' actions or is it just 'obedience' vs 'disobedience'? You mentioned the idea of 'imperfect fruit' for those who have genuine faith - does that mean our faith in Jesus who makes us right with God enables us to have the ability to do good? But we still don't always do good? If freedom is achieved by living through faith in Jesus, what does this look like in actions, day to day life etc. If it is not by laws/rules and restraint? How would I present this to a non-Christian friend?

Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Tim Rowe, a leader in pulmonary and critical care medicine. In this episode, Dr. Rowe shares his journey through medicine, his passion for teaching and mentorship, and his expertise in critical care and point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). Whether you're a medical student, resident, or seasoned physician, you'll gain valuable perspectives on navigating the challenges of medicine and fostering growth in the next generation of healthcare professionals.Hosts: Caroline Wang, Kevin Grudzinski Guest: Tim RoweProduced By: Caroline Wang Alert & Oriented is a medical student-run clinical reasoning podcast dedicated to providing a unique platform for early learners to practice their skills as a team in real time. Through our podcast, we strive to foster a learning environment where medical students can engage with one another, share knowledge, and gain valuable experience in clinical reasoning. We aim to provide a comprehensive and supportive platform for early learners to develop their clinical reasoning skills, build confidence in their craft, and become the best clinicians they can be.Follow the team on X:A&OA fantastic resource, by learners, for learners in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, and Hospital Medicine.

Eric and Ari are joined by digital out of home expert Tim Rowe who helps us dissect the $600 million acquisition of Vistar by T-Mobile. We also discuss the surprise Sincera acquisition by The Trade Desk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Automation is 100% the job to be done." - Alvaro Villa, FatTailSummaryIn this episode of OOH Insider, Tim Rowe and Alvaro Villa discuss the challenges facing DOOH advertising, focusing on the importance of maintaining premium inventory standards, the role of automation in direct sales, and the challenges faced by publishers navigating the Programmatic DOOH explosion. Join us as we explore how FatTail helps publishers like WebMD and The Financial Times with end-to-end ad ops, automating direct sales strategies, and enabling programmatic growth that maintains premium standards for brands, publishers, and partners. The conversation specifically highlights and emphasizes the need for direct relationships and an understanding of how and why media is transacted.TakeawaysWhy direct advertising still generates the majority of revenue for publishers.What role does Automation serve in reducing friction and selling more?How Creativity in direct sales is a superpower and competitive advantage.The importance of integrations with existing systems to unlocking value.Embracing what makes your inventory unique and how to sell it without slowing down.Chapters01:24 Understanding Premium Content and Direct Advertising03:17 The Role of Automation in Advertising04:38 Defining 'Programmatic'07:47 Balancing Direct Sales and Programmatic Efficiency09:09 Addressing Common Publisher Pain Points11:38 Case Study: GSTV and FatTail Collaboration15:10 Integration Challenges in DOOH19:07 Strategizing Sales Approaches for DOOH PublishersLearn more about FatTail here: https://www.fattail.com/Connect with Al here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alvaro-villa-4034627/Join OOH Insider and Placer.ai at The Premier Leadership Conference for those Building the Future with Location Analytics, December 10th, 2024 at Pier Sixty. Use discount code OOHInsider70 to save 70% at registration. Learn more here.

Have feedback or a question? Text us!SummaryIn this episode of OOH Insider, Tim Rowe celebrates the fifth anniversary of the podcast and introduces a comprehensive series on programmatic advertising. We discuss the current state of global advertising spend, the shift towards DOOH, and the importance of understanding programmatic trading. Tim emphasizes the need for direct sales strategies and best practices for private marketplace (PMP) deals while navigating the challenges of open auctions and remnant inventory. The episode concludes with a call to escape the echo chamber of sales discussions and focus on actionable strategies for growth.DOWNLOAD THE DECK FROM TODAY'S EPISODE: https://www.theoohinsider.com/downloads/2025-programmatic-dooh-primer/TakeawaysHappy anniversary to OOH Insider!Understanding advertising spend is critical as a publisher.DOOH is gaining a larger share of spend, but is it growing?Programmatic trading is on the rise, but direct sales are essential to growth.PMP deals offer curated inventory for targeted advertising.Open auctions can lead to quality control issues.Direct sales teams are necessary for success in programmatic.Brands are increasingly using programmatic for trafficking advertising.Escaping the echo chamber is essential for true innovation.Chapters00:00 Celebrating Five Years of OOH Insider02:47 Introduction to the Programmatic Primer06:06 Understanding Global Advertising Spend08:57 The Shift Towards DOOH11:49 Programmatic Trading Insights15:07 Best Practices for PMP Deals17:56 Navigating Open Auctions and Quality Control21:11 The Importance of Direct Sales24:05 Escaping the Echo ChamberJoin OOH Insider and Placer.ai at The Premier Leadership Conference for those Building the Future with Location Analytics, December 10th, 2024 at Pier Sixty. Use discount code OOHInsider70 to save 70% at registration. Learn more here.

Have feedback or a question? Text us!SummaryIn this episode of the Marketecture podcast, host Ari Paparo is joined by Eric Franchi and Tim Rowe, founder of the OOH Insider podcast, to dive into the world of Out-of-Home (OOH) and Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) advertising. The episode kicks off with an exciting scoop about a recently published deck from DoubleClick (get it here), revealing insights that highlight their conservative estimates regarding media revenue.  From there, it's an action-packed conversation about Why DOOH Matters, how it's being traded, and speculation on winners and losers as the programmatic pieces fall into place.TakeawaysMarket Size and Growth: The global DOOH market is approximately $21 billion, with $5 billion in the U.S. Despite growth, its share of advertising spend is declining, indicating challenges in capturing a larger market share.Fragmentation Challenges: The DOOH industry faces fragmentation, with many screens and networks leading to inefficiencies. Most programmatic transactions occur through private marketplaces (PMPs), complicating the buying process.Future of DOOH: The integration of DOOH with connected TV (CTV) and advancements in technology, such as first-party data utilization, are seen as key opportunities for growth and innovation in the sector.Attention Measurement: The collaboration between IAB and MRC for attention measurement accreditation is a significant step towards validating attention as a metric in advertising, which could benefit OOH advertising strategies.Chapters00:02:05 - Why Care About OOH/DOOH?00:02:23 - Case for DOOH00:02:49 - Market Size of DOOH00:04:07 - Growth Challenges in DOOH00:07:16 - Programmatic Transactions in DOOH00:08:03 - Leading Programmatic Companies in DOOH00:13:08 - Measurement in DOOH00:16:33 - Future of DOOH and CTV Convergence00:21:45 - Roku's Role in DOOH00:37:41 - Attention Measurement in OOHCheck out the Marketecture Podcast at https://www.marketecture.tv/Join OOH Insider and Placer.ai at The Premier Leadership Conference for those Building the Future with Location Analytics, December 10th, 2024 at Pier Sixty. Use discount code OOHInsider70 to save 70% at registration. Learn more here.

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Today's guest is Tim Rowe - The founder of WildWolf, A coach, writer and poet. In this episode we're discussing about Tim and his inspiring journey from being an account to now a writer/coach. Listen in as Tim shares his inspiring advices on mental health issues and how he with the help of poetry helps people heal. In this episode you'll hear : Tim's inspiring journey till now. [01:35] What poetry means to him and how according to him people are perceiving poetry nowadays. [04:15] How WildWolf was born. [06:42] How he helps people get out of depression with his own experiences. [14:34] The workshops and projects he's working on. [ 19:54] How he feels to have helped people heal through his work. [24:34] Tim shares what jikiden reiki is. [27:10] What drove him to become a therapy coach and how it has changed his life. [30:34] What gives him hope and positivity except for poetry. [37:10] What inspires him to write except for his personal experiences. [38:59] One word which describes him and his journey the best. [40:57] Advises for those facing difficulties with their mental health. [41:26]

The Art of Agency Acquisition: What Kyle Hunt Looks for in a BuyoutAre you built to scale?Built for sale?Or built for fail?TL;DR: Tune into this episode of OOH Insider with Tim Rowe and Kyle Hunt if you're thinking about starting your own ad agency, especially if you want to work with D2C and ecom brands.Learn the key pitfalls that make an agency unacquirable The critical difference between working in your business vs. on your businessAnd the seasonal dynamics that impact ad spending Discover what makes a company an attractive acquisition target and why owning brands could be a strategic move for agencies. Get insights on prioritizing effective merchandising over basic marketing, the risks and rewards of making significant business bets, and the common trap of chasing new ventures at the expense of expanding what already works. This episode is packed with actionable strategies for anyone looking to elevate their agency-operational acumen.Scaling agencies is hard BUT there are a few common mistakes that can hinder growth and make them less attractive as acquisition targets - how do you know if you're making them or not?Thinking about starting an agency? Here's how to know when it's the right time.00:03:29-00:03:39 - "I'm making so much money for these guys. I should be doing this on my own and starting something else."BEWARE The Brilliant Bottleneck - Does this sound like anyone you know?00:06:53-00:07:04 - "The Brilliant Bottleneck is where they are so involved in working in the business and they know where all of the deep tribal knowledge is buried. They know how it should look and feel, (so much so) that they themselves become the thing preventing the agency from actually scaling."The #1 Shortcut to Building a Better Business00:16:09-00:16:19 - "It's a little bit of good old fashioned roll up your sleeves and figure it out. Talk to humans."Is the silent killer lurking in your day-to-day?00:24:07-00:24:17 - "I think shiny object syndrome is the number one killer of great entrepreneurs because it pushes your focus to multiple places."Top 3 Things I Learned From Kyle Hunt:Avoid being the "brilliant bottleneck": Agency owners should learn to delegate and trust their team, rather than being the bottleneck for decision-making and progress. This allows for scalability and growth.Be cautious of shiny object syndrome: Agency owners should resist the temptation to constantly chase new strategies and channels. Instead, focus on doing more of what is already working and optimizing those areas for better results.Plan ahead for peak seasons: Proper planning and preparation are key for successful peak seasons like Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Start planning well in advance to ensure smooth operations and avoid last-minute chaos. 

Tim Rowe, the founder and CEO of Cambridge Innovation Center, is a prominent figure in the realm of flexible workspaces and industry specialization. With a background that includes serving as the inaugural chair of Labcentral, a lecturer at MIT, and various roles in fostering entrepreneurial communities, Rowe's expertise is deeply rooted in the dynamics of coworking environments. His significant contributions to reshaping company cultures and advancing urban revitalization through intentional industry focus make him a key influencer in the future of work. Rowe's insights into the paradigm shifts within coworking spaces and their impact on economic rejuvenation provide valuable perspectives for city planners and policymakers seeking to revitalize urban areas through industry specialization. In this episode, you will be able to: -Discover the evolving workplace design trends shaping the future of urban workspaces. -Explore the impact of community on productivity and collaboration within coworking spaces. -Gain insights into the global competition driving innovation in urban hubs. -Uncover the pivotal role of technology in fostering workplace flexibility and adaptability. -Learn effective strategies for revitalizing cities through intentional industry specialization. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - The American Experiment and Crisis of Loneliness 00:01:03 - Founding CIC and Paradigm Shifts 00:05:45 - Impact of Space Design and Workplace Culture 00:09:00 - Evolution of Workplace Design and Technology 00:12:47 - Importance of Community in Workspaces 00:17:01 - The Importance of Workplace Communities 00:19:07 - Defining Business Centers and Community 00:22:47 - Building Authentic Community 00:24:31 - Evolution of Workplace Models 00:32:13 - Diverse Tracks of Workplace Innovation 00:32:20 - The Rise of Industry Innovation Hubs 00:33:41 - Growth of Industry Innovation Hubs 00:35:09 - Global Workplace Trends 00:40:20 - Every Place Can Be Globally Competitive 00:47:31 - Creating Clear Economic Identities 00:48:24 - The RK Mellon Foundation's investment in robotics 00:49:13 - The need for intentional industrial policy 00:50:09 - Specialization in the San Diego life sciences industry 00:51:11 - Future of work trends

 In this episode of the Dealer Talk podcast, host Herb Anderson welcomes guest Tim Rowe to discuss the power of traditional marketing, specifically Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising, in 2024. Tim, a self-pronounced reformed digital marketer and ambassador for Team Real World, shares his perspective on the effectiveness of traditional marketing strategies and provides tactical insights for dealers looking to leverage these strategies for success. [00:02:32] Traditional marketing's evolution.[00:09:10] SEO Hack - Podcasting for local dealers.[00:15:11] Offline attention arbitrage[00:17:27] Traditional advertising vs digital advertising.[00:20:06] The challenges of digital marketing.[00:23:58] Dealers going dark during COVID.[00:28:23] The ultimate grassroots credibility.[00:32:38] Tracking website traffic correlations.[00:33:45] Thinking differently for profitability.[00:36:27] Deterministic targeting in Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising.[00:40:19] Traditional vs. digital marketing.[00:43:08] Mindshare and advertising effectiveness.[00:46:54] Traditional ad channels and cost.Want to work together? Take advantage of fintech solutions JUST for marketers and the ultimate Authority Growth Engine for B2B/Founder-led growth at: https://www.troweco.com/

In this episode, OOH Insider Host Tim Rowe, appears on the Prompt Jockey podcast hosted by Joe DiRico. The Prompt Jockeys get the Insider's take on "What Is OOH?"and how born online brands and creators should start to think about attention in the real world.[00:02:58] Brick and mortar mindset.[00:06:28] Billboards and modern media.[00:11:39] Exploitable value in billboards.[00:14:24] Exposed Visitation Rate - How to Measure OOH Advertising[00:16:40] Long-lasting impact of billboards.[00:22:02] LifeLock's bold marketing strategy.[00:25:36] RideshareTV - backseat tablet advertising.[00:32:02] Young people deleting social media.[00:37:02] Targeting for OOH.[00:41:17] Out of Home and direct mail.[00:44:00] App integration into screens.[00:50:33] Video production and short clips.[00:52:27] Content distribution strategies.[00:55:53] Accountability and motivation.[00:59:44] Changing marketing mix drives success.Connect with Tim Rowe at https://www.linkedin.com/in/troweactual/And learn more about Joe DiRico here https://www.theoohinsider.com/guests/joe-dirico/ or checkout the Prompt Jockeys podcast - https://www.promptjockeys.ai/Want to work together? Take advantage of fintech solutions JUST for marketers and the ultimate Authority Growth Engine for B2B/Founder-led growth at: https://www.troweco.com/

Did you know there's 45% more ad budget available from the long tail? But what is the long tail and how do you master if your own growth?In this episode, Tim Rowe discuss a report from Moffett-Nathanson that lowers its long-term forecast for digital advertising. The trigger for this revision was a profit warning by social media company Snapchat.The firm expresses concerns about the long-term growth prospects of digital advertising, citing unsustainable corporate profitability and the explosion of e-commerce activity by small and medium-sized businesses. Tim highlights how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the advertising landscape, with the cost to acquire customers digitally rising and lockdowns causing a flood of money into the internet. As a result, Moffett-Nathanson has lowered its long-term online ad growth forecast by 33%, from 18.5% to 12.5% - find out what it means for your media sales team.[00:01:07] Lowering long-term ad forecast.[00:03:42] The long tail revenue.[00:07:18] Programmatic as a bad deal.[00:11:14] Local regional sales strategy.[00:14:29] Laggy comment section on LinkedIn.Full episode at  https://www.theoohinsider.com/thelongtail Want to work together? Take advantage of fintech solutions JUST for marketers and the ultimate Authority Growth Engine for B2B/Founder-led growth at: https://www.troweco.com/

Get SwellAI and Support OOH Insider Or click here https://shorturl.at/kmsw1 Originally aired on the In The Pit podcast with Swell.ai co-founder, Cody Schneider, in this episode, Cody interviews Tim Rowe, Host of OOH Insider and goes under the hood of How OOH Marketing and Advertising works and inside the growth engine that powers the OOH Insider podcast, a Top 100 Apple Podcast.We discuss the importance of learning the skills required to produce and grow a podcast, including content creation and marketing and emphasize the significance of having good distribution for content above everything else. Overall, the episode provides insights into the world of OOH advertising, podcasting and the strategies for success with both. Connect with Cody here https://www.theoohinsider.com/guests/cody-schneider/ Key Moments[00:00:09] Podcasting challenges and growth.[00:04:58] Dominating attention in physical spaces.[00:07:12] Billboard campaigns targeting specific audiences.[00:12:05] Terrible show notes and SEO.[00:13:57] Detaching from perfectionism.[00:19:59] YouTube shorts viewership strategy.[00:23:20] Explosive YouTube growth.[00:25:37] Building media brands with AI.[00:28:43] Podcasting changing lives and businesses.[00:33:19] The magic of billboards.[00:36:20] Growing social accounts through algorithms.[00:38:46] Cheap and effective advertising.[00:42:49] Ramen profitable?[00:47:13] AI and people with lots of tabs.[00:53:03] Deterministic measurement and market feedback.[00:56:12] The power of niche media.Want to work together? Take advantage of fintech solutions JUST for marketers and the ultimate Authority Growth Engine for B2B/Founder-led growth at: https://www.troweco.com/

For this week's episode, Chicago musician Brian Krumm (The Great Crusades, Brian Krumm and his Barfly Friends) brings us Minneapolis pop purveyors Trip Shakespeare and their 1990 major-label debut 'Across The Universe'.  Songs discussed in this episode: Drummer Like Me - Trip Shakespeare (Live at First Avenue, 1988); Barfly Friends, Just Fade Away - Brian Krumm and his Barfly Friends; Closing Time - Semisonic; Sioux City Swinger - The Twilight Hours; Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana; Elenore - The Turtles; Turtledove, Pearle, Snow Days, Drummer Like Me - Trip Shakespeare; Heavy Metal Drummer - Wilco; Gone Gone Gone, The Slacks, Unlucky Lady, The Nail, The Crane - Trip Shakespeare; Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton; Late, Honey Tree - Trip Shakespeare; Wasn't Born Yesterday - Brian Krumm and his Barfly Friends

In this episode, Tim Rowe, host of OOH Insider is joined by Bob Gruters, CRO of Loop TV, and Brian Rappaport, Founder of Quan Media Group in a recreation of their recent panel discussion at Advertising Week titled "It's Just TV". The episode is a raw, direct conversation on the existential crisis facing brands and marketers, and how taking advantage of context and content has never made more sense; given the targetability, measurement capabilities available, and pure efficiency from a cost standpoint.They recount what the in-person experience was like, answer the same audience questions that were submitted LIVE, and build on those concepts in this action-packed panel-style conversation originally titled "It's Just TV" and reborn in this setting as "It's Just Good Marketing".Key Moments:[00:06:05] How does context shape content consumption? [00:07:18] Context and relevance in media. [00:10:34] Building a streaming content network. [00:14:08] Branded content in OOH. [00:21:24] Programmatic sponsorships and independent shops. [00:25:14] Falling effectiveness of advertising online. [00:32:25] Passing data in programmatic advertising. [00:34:15] Being a participant in active feedback and shaping media.[00:38:27] Why should we take OOH advertising seriously? [00:41:49] Digital advertising and news platforms.Want to work together? Take advantage of fintech solutions JUST for marketers and the ultimate Authority Growth Engine for B2B/Founder-led growth at: https://www.troweco.com/

Learn About:The 4 Pillars for Performance Marketers Using OOHIn this episode, Tim Rowe and performance marketing expert, Simon Mills (Founder of George St. Growth) highlight the significance of simplicity and directness in advertising to elicit a response from the audience. They emphasize the need for visual clarity, an offer, and a call-to-action to create the ultimate "branded-performant creative"They discuss the importance of negotiation to bottom-line metrics like CAC and Simon emphasizes the importance of creating a win-win situation for brands and media publishers alike. And check out some of these key moments:[00:06:30] Running direct response test. [00:10:34] SaaS or FinTech application. [00:12:27] Branded search and campaign awareness. [00:15:53] Channel diversification and mindset shift. [00:17:41] The halo effect of OOH advertising. [00:26:26] Impact through wrapped delivery trucks. [00:27:07] Critical Creative for CAC[00:39:38] Negotiating media buying strategies. [00:45:01] How To Measure OOH Advertising and Results.Mentioned links:https://www.theoohinsider.com/guests/simon-mills/https://georgestgrowth.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/troweactual/https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonmills3/Want to work together? Take advantage of fintech solutions JUST for marketers and the ultimate Authority Growth Engine for B2B/Founder-led growth at: https://www.troweco.com/

Join Clay Lundquist, Founder of Exposure Agents, and Tim Rowe, Host of OOH Insider in a conversation about how brands show up, for real.We talk about the importance of customers trying your product and the impact it has on conversion rate, lifetime value, and overall customer satisfaction.Clay teaches us the simplicity with which you can execute an impactful brand experience for your biggest fans with event marketing.Links:Connect with Clay on LinkedIn Here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/Learn More About Clay Here: https://www.theoohinsider.com/guests/clay-lundquist/And Check Out Exposure Agents Here: https://exposureagents.com/Key Moments:[00:05:51] Why is it important to show up?[00:07:08] Street sampling and market research. [00:010:47] Event marketing as a part of your strategy. [00:12:14] Choosing the right event venue. [00:15:24] Alternative marketing ideas and tactics. [00:20:34] Memories of McDonald's French fries. [00:22:41] Festivals and the last mile of marketing.Do you have napkin sketches and big ideas that you want to bring to life for a brand? If so, you should head over to tryadscout.com Expedite procurement with verified & responsive companies who turn napkin sketches into reality. TryAdScout.com Is Simplified Discovery For Marketing In The Real World.

What makes "Fake OOH", fake? Who gets to decide?Join David Title, Founder and Partner of Bravo Media and Tim Rowe, Host of OOH Insider as we discuss the marketing trend that's taking over social channels - CGI-generated, virtual OOH.We talk about how brands are embracing the idea of creating virtual versions of their content for distribution through social media channels and influencers.  And talk about how brands are testing digital versions of their ideas and scaling into the real world. So the question to be answered is - is this a good or bad thing?This episode is definitely Pro-FOOH and explores how this "trend" could be a growth hack for the industry. And checkout some great examples of CGI-Generated OOH here:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeUiVph10C45IBb3LVYzzk-Bt53_4p6ioGet in touch with David directly at david@bravomedia.comKey Moments:[00:05:10] A visual dining experience.[00:09:31] "Fake OOH" [00:011:02] Anamorphic billboards and social media amplification.[00:17:06] Virtual billboards and perception. [00:19:19] Where's the line between spec art and a lawsuit?[00:23:01] Creative 3D video effects IRL.[00:27:22] How brands are executing against these objectives.Do you have napkin sketches and big ideas that you want to bring to life for a brand? If so, you should head over to tryadscout.com Expedite procurement with verified & responsive companies who turn napkin sketches into reality. TryAdScout.com Is Simplified Discovery For Marketing In The Real World.

This is a rebroadcast of "AI in OOH" a LinkedIn Live Event (which can you can access here).Watch the YouTube version hereIn this free class, I talk about how to incorporate AI in your OOH workflows.Whether for sales enablement, measurement, or streamlining your operation, this is a great primer on  the use of generative AI in your media company or as a media buyer or media planner. There is a deck that accompanies this presentation which can be accessed for free at https://rb.gy/d5kk4Key Timestamps:[00:01:25] AI enabling personal workflows. [00:06:13] AI in the podcasting industry. [00:11:22] Researching keywords with AI. [00:14:07] Creating internal apps with AI. [00:16:09] App built with spreadsheet integration. [00:20:13] Billboard foot traffic in cities. [00:24:03] Increasingly challenging quantifying the impact measurement. [00:27:58] Web traffic and media measurement.Do you have napkin sketches and big ideas that you want to bring to life for a brand? If so, you should head over to tryadscout.com Expedite procurement with verified & responsive companies who turn napkin sketches into reality. TryAdScout.com Is Simplified Discovery For Marketing In The Real World.

In this episode, Tim Rowe, Host of OOH Insider and Raghav Sharma, Founder of Perfitly discuss the importance of retail and the challenges faced by e-commerce brands. They highlight the significant ad spend on retail media networks and the dominance of brick-and-mortar stores in global retail sales. Did you know that more than 80% of purchases are made in brick-and-mortar stores? And that trend is only growing

In this episode, Tim Rowe (host) and Jason Eckerling (guest) discuss the relevance of programmatic digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising in the current marketing landscape. Connect with Jason on LinkedIn here.They highlight how more media is being pushed through programmatic channels, making it easier for agencies and buyers. They also emphasize the flexibility and convenience of programmatic advertising, especially in uncertain economic times. Jason, who was a co-founder of an online marketplace (Billboarder), shares insights on the benefits of programmatic dooh advertising. Tune in to learn more about the role of programmatic technology in accessing inventory and launching campaigns offline and in the retail media space. Key Moments: 00:06:48 Complexity in programmatic out-of-home advertising.00:13:30 Programmatic DOOH growth in local markets.00:21:54 Opportunity in entertainment industry uncertainty.00:22:06 OOH measurement as the catalyst for growth.00:23:39 Consolidation of programmatic DOOH players in the industry. Do you have napkin sketches and big ideas that you want to bring to life for a brand? If so, you should head over to tryadscout.com Expedite procurement with verified & responsive companies who turn napkin sketches into reality. TryAdScout.com Is Simplified Discovery For Marketing In The Real World.

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The BSB Team cover all the latest news in sport plus chat with Clint Gutherson, Tim Rowe, Jeremy Laidler and Stuart Clark

 Tim Rowe interviews Jason Shuster, Co-founder and COO of BizzTech.io a company enabling more social connection in B2B settings via the metaverse. Jason discovered building in the metaverse was a cross-section of his passion for helping more people to discover the life of working from home and his profession of building video games.Jason cuts through the myths that you need weird AR/VR goggles or niche hardware to access the metaverse and that the mass market applications are actually already here with brands like Nike seeing more than 21,000,000 visitors to their Roblox store last year and Walmart with 15M+ visitors to their metaverse experience already too.Key Takeaways:Web 1 - Weekly Real Estate Flyer In Your Mailbox Goes OnlineWeb 2 - Weekly  Real Estate Flyer Becomes Modern Marketplace, Like ZillowWeb 3 - Zillow Becomes Zillow Overworld Where Buyers Can Experience The Home, The Neighborhood, The Schools, etc., In A 3D Web Experience 58% of companies are planning to build in the metaverse in 2023Start by building an environment for your internal company team (think: creating a team environment to replace the office  we used to go to)Next, consider the job to be done in solving for your customer's highest-value use-caseBig Idea To Consider: How do you show something that needs to be felt?Looking for your next job in OOH? Start here: www.oohired.com

Tim Rowe interviews Layne Cox, CMO of Union and one of the earliest startup marketers to leverage OOH advertising as a growth channel all the way back in 2009. Layne's career is a culmination of commitment to a passion for serving family-run businesses in the hospitality industry, with a marketing career that started out “as a lunch lady” and evolved into one of the most revered marketing leaders in the world of building B2B and B2C two-sided marketplaces. Layne has helped to build and scale amazing companies like Seamless, Grub Hub, Slice, and Pomp, specializing in the connection of the digital experience with the physical world.Key Takeaways:On getting the formula right: A 20-50% overall lift in customers (specific case study story)On measurement: Offline media impacts everything else you're doing so don't measure it in a silo, instead use a blended cost per acquisition (Total Amount Spent / Total Amount of Customers Acquired)On OOH being grassroots at scale: Be relevant and fun!On OOH being grassroots at scale: Meet your customers where they are, with multiple touchpoints per dayOn being a Challenger Brand: You will have fewer resources which can be a great catalyst for finding creative solutions and using agility to out-maneuver the competitionOn being a Challenger Brand: “We had to use big, broad channels to prove to customers and partners - ‘it's a thing!'”On the wasted reach of broadcast media for a two-sided marketplace: Eventually, you'll be where they are or they'll be where you are so it's really a low-cost, long-term investment. Extend your time horizons on the impact of marketingBig Idea To Consider: When is the last time you experienced what it's like to buy from yourself/your company?Read Part I of the Multi-part Measurement & Attribution series at The OOH Insider -https://www.theoohinsider.com/blog/oohmeasurement-part1/Looking for your next job in OOH? Start here: www.oohired.com

In this episode 100 guest spotlight recap, host Tim Rowe recaps his interview with James Heller, CEO of Wrapify, the first performance-driven ad platform built on the gig economy and the first three-time Inc 5000 company in OOH. Check out the original conversation here.And get dialed in with Part I of Measurement Series - Impression Counting vs Attribution ReportingLooking for your next job in OOH? Start here: www.oohired.com

In this episode, host Tim Rowe interviews Chris Grosso, CEO of Intersection Media, about various topics related to the out-of-home (OOH) advertising industry. They discuss Grosso's background, the importance of transit advertising in rebooting cities, the role of public-private partnerships, and the potential of street furniture as a retail media network.Segment 1: Chris Grosso's Origin StoryGrosso discusses his background and entry into the OOH industryTalks about his passion for bringing technology to the industrySegment 2: Transit Advertising and Post-Covid RecoveryGrosso highlights the importance of transit advertising in revitalizing citiesDiscusses the need for cities to be livable and multi-used to thrive post-CovidTalks about the role of public-private partnerships in providing amenities such as bus shelters, street furniture, and the LinkNYC program in New YorkSegment 3: Collaboration and Data in the OOH IndustryGrosso emphasizes the importance of data and collaboration in the OOH industryDiscusses the significance of agencies and specialist agencies as critical partnersTalks about the industry's need to work together to gain the budgets it deserves and make it easier for non-OOH buyers to purchase OOH mediaSegment 4: Leveraging Street Furniture as a Retail Media NetworkGrosso discusses the potential of leveraging street furniture as a retail media network to drive foot trafficTalks about Intersection Media's 400 signs within 250 feet of drug stores and 200 signs within 250 feet of a TargetDiscusses the need to connect the right buyers and sellers with the right data to unlock value for marketers, retailers, and the industrySegment 5: Interactivity and Measurement in OOH AdvertisingGrosso talks about how the digitization of signs is not necessary for interactivity and measurement benefitsHighlights the value of OOH media as a mass-reach medium, particularly in major citiesShares an example of how they used the LinkNYC program for the launch of a movie to show nearby theaters, available tickets, and show timesConclusion: Chris Grosso and Tim Rowe wrap up the discussion by summarizing the main points of the interview and emphasizing the importance of collaboration, data, and innovation in the OOH advertising industry.Quotable Moments from Chris"Whatever one can do on a mobile phone, they can do on a digital sign.""The industry needs to work together to gain the budgets it deserves and make it easier for non-OOH buyers to purchase OOH media.""Transit advertising is critical in revitalizing cities.""The potential of leveraging street furniture as a retail media network to drive foot traffic is huge.""Data and collaboration are crucial for success in the OOH industry."Looking for your next job in OOH? Start here: www.oohired.com

Chris Nelson is joined by Tim Rowe from ANZ Bloodstock to run through all the latest at the Magic Millions sales plus Tom Hackett from Ladbrokes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Nelson is joined by Tim Rowe from ANZ Bloodstock, Trainer of General Nediym Bill Mitchell & Adam Hamilton from Ladbrokes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Nelson is joined by former Jockey Glen Lynch, Tim Rowe from ANZ Blodstock & Adam Hamilton from Ladbrokes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Nelson is joined by the GM of Racing at the Gold Coast Turf Club Nevesh Ramdhani ahead of the Magic Millions, Trainer Maddy Sears, Trainer Desleigh Forster, Tim Rowe from ANZ Bloodstock & the unofficial mayor of the Gold Coast Blair Gibson.

Can billboards change someone's life? Today Evan Brandoff sits down with Tim Rowe, the VP of RevOps at OneScreen.AI, a SaaS-enabled B2B marketplace provider for out-of-home (OOH) advertising. Tim was initially an avid online marketer and couldn't really understand how OOH worked. However, as he worked with billboards for the first time, he soon discovered their appeal. For one, outdoor companies have contracts that aren't cancellable. Two, it's effortless to sell targeted display ads to people who buy billboards. Three, if you use powerful images, you'll hit huge conversions! Listen to this episode to learn more. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review & share! https://leagueside.com/podcast

Check your hives for winter weight! Then....please enjoy this reflection on Irish beekeeper Tim Rowe's 2016 book "The Rose Hive Method." Patrons, I'll be passing the book along to one of you! See the post and let me know why you are interested in reading! (details in the episode). Post is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/59993768 -- Please become a "Friend of the Podcast" on Patreon and join the folks who make the podcasts possible! In addition to huge gratitude, you get: • BONUS podcasts and early access episodes • Access to Patreon blog posts including tips and videos • Special Q&A posts to ask me questions about YOUR bees • Input on the podcast topics • Shout-outs on the show because I appreciate you!    If you can support the show with $1 a month or more, please sign up today: https://www.patreon.com/fiveapple -- About Beekeeping at Five Apple Farm: Leigh keeps bees at 3000' in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. She cares for around a 'beekeeper's dozen' of hives in a rural, high elevation Appalachian forest climate. Colonies are managed for bee health with active selection for vigor, genetic diversity and disease resistance, but without chemical treatments. The apiary is self-sustaining (not needing to buy/catch replacement bees since 2010) and produces honey and nucs most every year. 

Nick meets Tim Rowe,  the Founder and CEO of Cambridge Innovation Center and, more recently, CIC Health. For two decades, CIC has been a leading builder and operator of innovation communities.www.cic.com

A change up this episode! Instead of being the interviewer, Tim becomes the interviewee! Noah Peshkopia, Geopath Certified student at Centenary University, switches things up on this episode of OOH Insider.  Get the inside scoop on his origin story, the birth of OOH Insider, and advice for upcoming OOH advertisers.Takeaways Tim found that if clients added out-of-home in their campaigns then their organic traffic, direct traffic, and conversion goals consistently rose.Hosting a podcast is one of the most powerful ways to develop relationships learn from professionals within the industry.One Screen is a marketplace for advertisers to find the best out-of-home medium for their campaign.Out-of-home creates new opportunities for brands to drive organic traffic to their websites, profitably grow and scale their companies.“It's never been harder to market, but also never been easier. You see so many ads per day. It is easy to get out there, but hard to make it stick because there is so much content.” - Noah PeshkopiaKey advice from Tim Rowe "Be open-minded to companies and roles. The job market has changed drastically in the past few years."LinksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-peshkopia/Email: noahpeshkopia33@gmail.comWebsite: https://noahpeshkopia33.wixsite.com/analyticsportfolioSpecial thanks to OneScreen.so for making this show possible. Check out OneScreen.ai and learn How to Beat Facebook with Billboards at www.onescreen.aiSupport the show (http://oohswag.com)

Vaccines may be here, but the need for COVID-19 testing is not going away any time soon. That's the prediction of Tim Rowe, the CEO of CIC Health, a private company that has been overseeing COVID-19 testing programs and also running mass vaccination sites in Massachusetts. “We are going to have a period of time where not everyone has the vaccine,” Rowe said. “And it's a little unclear what younger age groups will yet have the vaccine. And we have a world which is going to have storming COVID.” Rowe said the current forecast is it will take four years for the world to reach herd immunity, which means there is the possibility of new virus strains developing in other countries and migrating to the US. “So if you are a policymaker making a plan for the fall and you want kids in school and you want to get us back to something like the economy that we had prior to the pandemic, you probably want to have in place a system that you know is going to work to track is there disease spreading?” Rowe said. “If it's spreading, what strains are they? And if there's a significant population which is not protected by vaccines - and that may be a lot of the kids in this country - you want to make sure that they're not spreading that disease within society.”

Technology has the power to exclude. Sure, it can (and often does) connect marginalized communities to resources, but many people lack the access necessary to sustain meaningful growth, both professionally and financially. In that way, what technology provides for some communities, it limits in others. This episode, our guests talk us through a topic that many of us take for granted: access to the internet and the impact of connectivity (or lack of) to our economy and society. We’ll hear about web access as a basic human right, the technology impact of the pandemic on communities of color, and finally how Boston is emerging from this crisis with a plan to improve access, connectivity, and quality of life for everyone. Highlights from this episode: Christina Luconi (Chief People Officer at Rapid7) introduces the idea of “Tech Privilege” alongside other issues of privilege highlighted by the pandemic Pam Reeve (Chair of The Commonwealth Institute, former CEO of Lightbridge, Inc.) digs into internet access as a basic human right Director of Digital Transformation at Microsoft’s Airband Initiative, Aimee Sprung, discusses how the pandemic put a spotlight on connectivity gaps Katherine Newman, the System Chancellor for Academic Programs and SVP for Economic Development at UMass, parses out the nuances of access and opportunity Joshua Ness (Sr Manager at Verizon 5G Labs) tells us how 5G will help bridge existing digital divides Cambridge Innovation Center’s founder and CEO, Tim Rowe, explains how spaces can shape inclusive and diverse communities while providing access to the internet and technology So, follow us on our journey this season as we investigate Boston’s challenges as a microcosm for bigger issues of equity and access. Through topics like access to technology, healthcare innovations, the future of education, and forward-thinking DE&I strategies, we take Boston’s Brand Problem out of the shadows — and onto the Tech Trail.

Boston is a global healthcare innovation hub, but inequality of access to care is a persistent challenge. As we emerge from the pandemic, what are our leaders doing to address these issues and move toward a healthier business and care ecosystem?  In this episode, we’ll hear stories from the front lines about disparity in access, the impact of COVID on the systems that support global health, and the technology that’s moving us forward.  Highlights from this episode: CVS Health’s Chief Digital Officer, Firdaus Bhathena, introduces the current inflection point for the healthcare industry Mark Butler, President of Cigna New England, discusses the tremendous acceleration to healthcare innovation coming out of the pandemic Debbie Theobald (Co-founder of Vecna Technologies) tells us what kinds of disruptive technologies to expect, and the challenges that come along with innovating in a monolithic space like healthcare Joshua Ness (Sr Manager at Verizon 5G Labs) describes the connective and equalizing power of emerging technologies CIC Heath Founder, Tim Rowe, moves the discussion toward mental and behavioral health and introduces how technology is shaping this space Carol Vallone, McLean Hospital’s Board Chair, digs deeper into mental health access issues exposed by the pandemic So, follow us on our journey this season as we investigate Boston’s challenges as a microcosm for bigger issues of equity and access. Through topics like access to technology, healthcare innovations, the future of education, and forward-thinking DE&I strategies, we take Boston’s Brand Problem out of the shadows — and onto the Tech Trail. 

Tim Rowe is a drummer, painter, video maker. His video series "How to Play the Drums by Tim Rowe" uses all those mediums and others to touch upon subjects from the silly to the historical to the philosophical to the purely musical. We talk about his careers as a drummer & painter, how he makes his videos, why he makes the artistic decisions he makes, his personal connection to & political views of 9/11, and also a little about the rest of his life.Videos featured, in order heard (or mentioned):Closet BonzoAlphabetClick. TrackLevon in the UnderworldSean Meehan Reads my 9th Grade Yearbook Pt 2.DielmanThe Chromesthesia of Elvin Jones.America at WarWalking Music (called 'Trees' in the interview)Lisa Mezzacappa in Real Musicians Have Day JobsTrio with Steve Adams and Myles BoisenThe Six Sacred ObjectsLevon in Limbohttps://timrowe.blog/YouTube Channel

You can connect with Tim on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/troweactual/), search @oohinsider all over social media, or listen to Tim on The Out Of Home Insider Show (theoohinsider.com).

The start-stop nature of business during the coronavirus pandemic demands flexibility and innovation. This is especially true for physical places of work. CIC maintains offices, shared workspace, and labs. It specializes in building hives of creative and productive activity and fostering entrepreneurial communities. Founder and CEO, Tim Rowe, explains how Covid-19 has spurred CIC to find inventive solutions to the challenge of working safely amid a viral outbreak and to extend its networking events online.

A veteran of the advertising industry, Tim Rowe joins the Union to discuss his thoughts on the Covid crisis while sharing an interesting tale requiring police intervention at a NJ supermarket. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bluestarunion/support

Tim Rowe is the loudest voice in OOH. Simply THE Insider in Out Of Home advertising. He is the host of the OOH Insider Podcast and consultant to many in the OOH Industry. Tim and I connected via LinkedIn and have collaborated on many ideas over the past year. He is actually the reason I started a podcast.Tim joins the show today to talk a little OOH, but to talk about his life as a "bucket lister." Tim was one of the original members to join the MY BUCKET LIST life plan via the online platform. He can be found on LinkedIn and on his podcast

Andrea is a small business owner, just like 30,199,999 other Americans (there are 30.2 million small business owners, do the math

Tim Rowe, Business Architect Application Development & Systems Management IBM i at IBM, joins Josh Hall to discuss Application Development for IBM i and much more.Support IBM Bi-Weekly:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ibmbiweeklyFollow IBM Bi-Weekly:Facebook: https://facebook.com/ibmbiweeklyTwitter: https://twitter.com/ibmbiweeklyWebsite: https://ibmbiweekly.comThank you to The Omni User Group for sponsoring this episode.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ibmbiweekly)

Join Erik and Myself on this conversation around data at the Dealership level. Tim Rowe joins us with some amazing insights on this powerful topic. In this episode we are covering best practices to some of the pitfalls that Dealers tend to fall into in the landscape of today were there is so much information that it is unclear what we should be paying attention to and what is fluff!   During this session we cover some of the bigger data topics including SEO & SEM, we talked about conversion and attribution, we talk about websites, Direct Mail, third party sites and we even get into the Social Media side and some of trends we are noticing in those platforms!   This is an awesome episode filled with tons of takeaways that you can utilize in your day to day and if you are trying to make sense of the data cluster at your store.   Here is how you can reach Tim: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/troweactual   Phone: (908) 246-3201   Email: Timothy.N.Rowe@gmail.com   Instagram: @troweactual   Also, don’t forget to check us out at our website and on the following  platforms:  Website: www.dealertalk.biz   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dealertalk/  Instagram : @dealertalk YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFzze5QDo48HAS2K1kc83Tg?view_as=subscriber  twitter: @talkdealer  Thank you for tuning in and as usual we will TALK later! 

Join Sean this week as he sits down with Tim Rowe for a discussion about all things automotive. With much appreciation the Intro and Outro music is courtesy of the Goran Ivanovic/Fareed Haque DUO

Patrick Brown, Chief Resilience Officer for St. Louis, explains this new approach to classifying and solving the city's problems. Matt Horner of World Wide Technology on their new partnership with the start-up accelerator SixThirty. Tim Rowe, founder of CIC, on their international expansion.

There are no shortage of startup accelerators, innovation spaces and startup community hubs, and sometimes it can be difficult to put your finger on what makes one a success and another a failure. Today, Tim Rowe the CEO of the Cambridge Innovation Center walks us through what he believes will make or break a startup community. The CIC started as a small co-working space for a handful of startups, and now is the biggest facility of its kind on the world. They’ve expanded to several locations and are now int he process of setting up their Tokyo facility. Tim lived in Japan for a few years in the 1990’s and he understands that Japan is different, and that’s a good thing. It’s an interesting interview and I think you’ll enjoy it. Show Notes for Startups What makes one startup space succeed and others fail When you need to turn down the money to support the  mission How NGOs and governments can sponsor innovation A blueprint for a successful innovation space What approaches to innovation might be particularly effective in Japan What three things all innovation communities need to succeed What Japanese universities can do to foster innovation Links from the Founder The Cambridge Innovation Center Follow Tim on twitter @rowe WCVB-TV's video on Kendall Square and CIC [shareaholic app="share_buttons" id="7994466"] Leave a comment Transcript from Japan Welcome to Disrupting Japan- straight talk from the CEO’s breaking into Japan. You know, I’ve always been a bit skeptical about co-working spaces, innovation centers, and startup community hubs. Some of them are well intended, but too often, the organizations that put these facilities together have a bit of a field of dreams mindset, where, if they just build the office space, the innovative entrepreneurs will come, and then the organizers will find themselves at the center of a thriving ecosystem. Sometimes that actually happens, but usually not. But when it works, when all the pieces really do come together, amazing things happen. And a community develops that is far greater than the sum of its parts. So what’s the real difference between the innovation spaces that flourish compared to those that stagnate? Well, today we get a chance to sit down and talk to Tim Rowe, CEO of Cambridge Innovation Center, or CIC, the largest innovation center in the world. And we have a conversation about what’s really involved in building an entrepreneurial community, and the CIC's progress on building a very large-scale innovation center right here in Tokyo. It’s a truly insightful conversation, so let’s hear from our sponsors and get right to our interview.     [pro_ad_display_adzone id="1411"  info_text="Sponsored by"  font_color="grey"  ] [Interview] Romero: So I’m sitting here with Tim Rowe, CEO of the Cambridge Innovation Center. This is a pretty incredible space that you have been running for 15 years now. So rather than having me explain it, can you tell us a bit about what CIC is and how it came to be? Rowe: Sure. CIC is the world’s largest space for startups, that is our Cambridge Space, specifically. We’re also in Boston, Miami, St. Louis, Rotterdam Netherlands, at the moment and we’ve got some more in the works. We call ourselves a community of startups. So we’re not an accelerator where we’re telling people how to build their business or investing in them. We have brought 15 venture capital funds into our location in Cambridge and some of our other locations, so there is access to money, but it’s more of an open platform. Romero: So the VCs actually have offices there? Rowe: Their entire firm is there. Romero: In terms of business, though, it’s a real estate business. You’re renting office space. You don’t make money by making investments or… Rowe: Yea. So we don’t think about it that way. You could argue that a university is mostly made up of real estate, but that’s not its purpose.

Before I launched my media startup in 2012, I never imagined that one day, I would form a company to create a digital platform for young people from China and America to share personal stories and to build a network community. That was a quantum leap from my job for decades as a TV journalist writing and producing for American network news in New York. But over the years, I knew I was also getting restless and curious about what else I could do with my background as a producer and storyteller.  I had served as a volunteer in different roles and contexts, including being a mentor to young Asian journalists, and a “Big Sister” to a “Little Sister” born to Chinese parents from Fujian province struggling to adjust to new immigrant life in America. These were highly rewarding work. But I was never ready to quit my job to pursue that type of work full time.   I let my restlessness and curiosity sit for one year after another. I did nothing to tend to them. I enjoyed the stable income, a stimulating work environment and exciting lifestyle in New York. In essence, I lacked motivation to jump ship.  But one day, something pushed me over the edge. My job at ABC News was on the line. The network was about to restructure the news division; thousands of jobs including mine could be cut. I faced a fork in the road that offered two choices – I could accept a buyout that gives me the cash and freedom to pursue something else, or I could sit tight and let the axe fall where they may once my contract expires in a year. Although there was no imminent threat that I would be laid off, somehow, the idea of taking the money to pursue something else was highly liberating.  I had already invested more than twenty years of my life working in American network news, I felt I had maximized the opportunities available to me. When I talked to my close friends and advisors, I was encouraged to hear that they thought I had always been an entrepreneurial problem-solver. Their optimism boosted my optimism. Once I decided to take a leap, a net appears. Like Q, founder of 2RedBeans, I dared not quit my job before I felt I had some resources and time to take risk. How do you think about risk?   In our two previous episodes with Q, she shared her incredible search for husband in “Finding Love in America: Reality Bites and Are You The One?” In this episode “Is Entrepreneurship Right For You?” we listen to the back story of Q’s journey as an entrepreneur. We have included your voices in this conversation – including this question “is it every too early to become an entrepreneur?” I have also interviewed Tim Rowe, founder of CIC (Cambridge Innovation Center) who began his entrepreneurial life when he was a kid in middle school!   Listen to “One in a Billion” “Is Entrepreneurship Right for You?”  In our next episode, “Face Our Fears” I’ll talk with two young Chinese who recently graduated from Harvard and Boston University about unpredictable challenges they face in trying to land their dream job in America. What is holding you back from getting your foot in the door?  What scares you? How do you manage your anxiety? We want to include you in this conversation. To send us your stories, just go to our Facebook page, or our website at ChinaPersonified.com under “Pitch a Story. “   Share your thoughts? Pitch me a story? “One in a Billion” is listening to #China, one person at a time. Music Used: David O'Brien's Busy Bees, 1648/5 (Album) Audio Network Jahzzar's Good Night, Sele (Album) http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Sele/good_night_f Andy G. Cohen's Land Legs, MUL/DIV (Album) http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Andy_G_Cohen/MUL__DIV_1198/Andy_G_Cohen_-_MULDIV_-_02_-_Land_Legs Lee Rosevere's Puzzle Pieces, Music for Podcasts 2 (Album) freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rose…_Puzzle_Pieces TGR Banks' The Silver Bus, Dreamland (Album) http://freemusicarchive.org/music/TRG_Banks/Dreamland/The_silver_bus

I ran into Tim on the ello sharing network, we connected on Twitter and SOundcloud and here is the result of some of our thoughts. Tim is a musician and composer whose work you should check out. Follow Tim : https://soundcloud.com/innervox/

In this video from NPR’s Science Friday, UT paleontologist Tim Rowe describes his non-invasive technique for looking inside the skulls of dinosaurs by creating hundreds of digital slices. Digital morphology uses high-resolution X-ray computed tomography to create spectacular imagery and animations of biological specimens. With this technology scientists at the university can see what a dinosaur’s brain looked like or examine the famous hominid “Lucy” without touching the fossil. This video was produced by Flora Lichtman for Science Friday.