Podcast appearances and mentions of toby corey

Former President of Tesla and Stanford University lecturer Toby Corey returns to the show….. this was a doozy!

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Toby Corey is the Chief Operating Officer at Cruz Foam. Cruz Foam is a sustainable materials company that developed a highly-scalable compostable foam to replace Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) and Expanded Polyethylene (EPE) in the $20b protective packaging market…. a product according to Toby that “will change the world”

This is part 2 of my conversation with Toby Corey. If you missed part 1 you can find it here. As I mentioned in the first show, Toby is a serial entrepreneur responsible for managing 3 different billion-dollar businesses, including 2 successful IPOs, and the merger of SolarCity into Tesla where I had the pleasure of reporting to him. He currently sits on the board for multiple companies and lectures at Stanford on entrepreneurship. On part 2 of our conversation we cover a many fascinating topics including, why he has completely changed his mind about being an expert about one thing, the critical importance of building an open network, what he means when he says people should get off the Zombie path, the common mistake most people when they first get up, and why following your passion is actually the wrong way to think. We even explore the meaning of life the unanswered question of where our consciousness actually exists. This show is jam-packed full of insights like these and others so I hope you enjoy part 2 of my conversation with Toby Corey on Insight Out! Check out Toby's Zentrepreneur philosophy and mission at Zentrepreneur.life Learn more about Toby Corey: Website: www.getvirtual.org Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobycorey/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tobycorey Insight Out Links: Email > billy@insightoutshow.com Instagram > @insightoutpodcast YouTube > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXgR9qVXhRvXVqbb0FQoCmg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insightoutshow/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/insightoutshow/ TikTok > @insightout Twitter > @insightoutshow Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My first guest is Toby Corey, a personal mentor of mine. Toby is a serial entrepreneur responsible for managing 3 different billion-dollar businesses, including 2 successful IPOs, and the merger of SolarCity into Tesla where I had the pleasure of reporting to him. He currently sits on the board for multiple companies and lectures at Stanford on entrepreneurship. On the show we cover a wide range of topics including a peek inside the world of neuroscience and how different types of brain wave activity can help us have more insights, we will learn about his mission to Inspire creativity for greater good through the Zentrepreneur philosophy and movement he has led, and find out what generation he is most optimistic about. We'll also find out what company Toby feels is the shining example of what a business should look like in the modern world. “A company that is able to walk and chew gum at the same time.” It is revealed by its customers, has a culture that makes the employees love coming to work, has the kind of balance sheet any business would love all the while promoting sustainability and doing the right thing for our planet. This show is jam-packed full of insights like these and others. Toby is an avid surfer, lover of nature and water, and resides in beautiful Santa Cruz California where he says the universe touches planet earth. Toby practices what he preaches and is truly leading a Zen life. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Toby Corey and the inaugural episode of Insight Out! Check out Toby's Zentrepreneur philosophy and mission at Zentrepreneur.life 01:51 - Introduction of Toby Corey 03:32 - Toby quote: "Relationships outlast business cards" 03:42- Toby answers questions about his background 05:31- Importance of finding what you are good at  05:43- Importance of finding great mentors  06:30- Running a billion-dollar business at Novell (third-largest software business in the world) 07:06- Toby put together a business plan and a vision to create the world's largest web development company. Toby shares his experience becoming an entrepreneur. 07:42- Question to Toby: What challenges did you face when you became an entrepreneur? 08:01 - Toby quote: "Everything in life starts with confidence" 08:32 - Embrace naivete instead of it being a liability turn it into an asset. 10:14 - Question to Toby: What insights stand out in your life? 10:47- Difficulties are where you learn the greatest lessons Learn more about Toby Corey: Website: www.getvirtual.org Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobycorey/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tobycorey Insight Out Links: Email > billy@insightoutshow.com Instagram > @insightoutpodcast YouTube > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXgR9qVXhRvXVqbb0FQoCmg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insightoutshow/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/insightoutshow/ TikTok > @insightout Twitter > @insightoutshow For full show notes please visit our website: https://insightoutshow.com/index.php/podcast/leading-a-zentrepreneur-life-with-toby-corey/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497) This is an encore episode and was originally published on September 09, 2019 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Curious Capitalist, I am joined by Conscious Capitalism Connecticut Chair Gavin Watson and Executive Director, Glen McDermott as we welcome our very special guest Toby Corey. Toby has had quite an incredible career to date and now finds himself as the Chief Operating Officer of Cruzfoam. Cruzfoam is a start up company backed by many people and companies including Leonardo DiCaprio and Ashton Kutcher to name just two.Cruzfoam are lazer focused on working towards ending the plastic pollution epidemic, so let's find out more about Toby's life, work, and mission!Cruzfoam WebsiteToby Corey LinkedInConscious Capitalism Connecticut WebsiteGavin Watson LinkedInGlen McDermott LinkedIn

In season 2 of the Zen Hustlers Balance podcast we meet Toby Corey, the original Zentrepreneur. Toby today is the COO, of CruzFoam a startup highly innovative sustainable packaging materials company. Jared and Toby dove into a variety of topics in this great conversation and we believe you will really like it. More about Toby: A lifelong entrepreneur turned “Zentrepreneur” and Stanford University lecturer. Toby believes deeply in customer-centric big sustainable-idea thinking. Toby likes to be on and preferably over the edge, as much as possible. Toby learned to let his journey expand and flow, then he realized the more knowledge he acquired, the less he really knew. That “less” part is what shapes him and where “awesomeness” exists. Toby is grateful for learning so much at present and formed companies: Cruz FoamTesla (working directly with Elon Musk)SolarCityUSWebNovell and several other great companies along the way, falling in love with technology early in life. Career Highlights: Toby successfully managed three $1B+ businesses (one as Co-founder/President), two successful IPOs, raised over $300m in private and public financing, former President of leader in clean energy services with successful IPO and successful Tesla merger, co-founder and former President/COO of worldwide leader in web development services with $3b+ market cap and successful IPO, managed 7,000+ employee organization, operating globally, awarded two "messaging" patents, executed 40+ M&A transactions while career path disrupted the digital economy, renewable energy and sustainability sectors. Enjoy and listen at http://zenhustlers.com Follow and learn more about him here: http://cruzfoam.com and https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobycorey ZEN Hustlers is a community of resources for entrepreneurs, thought leaders and business professionals seeking balance on the edge. You're invited to join our communitas at: https://www.youtube.com http://instagram.com/zenhustlers http://facebook.com/zenhustlers https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/zen-hustlers Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zenhustlersbalance/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zenhustlersbalance/support

John Felts is the co-founder and CEO of Cruz Foam, which produces bio-benign foam and eco-friendly alternative packaging solutions that power key industry leaders to be the catalyst for a cleaner environment. In this conversation with Stanford adjunct lecturer Toby Corey, Felts shares how his engineering studies and career led him to launching a startup, and offers advice for new tech entrepreneurs learning how to pitch to investors and build scalable solutions.

John Felts is the co-founder and CEO of Cruz Foam, which produces bio-benign foam and eco-friendly alternative packaging solutions that power key industry leaders to be the catalyst for a cleaner environment. In this conversation with Stanford adjunct lecturer Toby Corey, Felts shares how his engineering studies and career led him to launching a startup, and offers advice for new tech entrepreneurs learning how to pitch to investors and build scalable solutions.

Kristen Fortney is the co-founder and CEO of BioAge Labs, a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing a pipeline of treatments to extend healthy lifespan by targeting the molecular causes of aging. In this conversation with Stanford adjunct lecturer Toby Corey, Fortney discusses strategies for reducing risk along the path to developing world-changing therapies.--------------------Stanford eCorner content is produced by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program. At STVP, we empower aspiring entrepreneurs to become global citizens who create and scale responsible innovations.CONNECT WITH USTwitter: https://twitter.com/ECorner LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/stanfordtechnologyventuresprogram/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StanfordTechnologyVenturesProgram/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ecorner LEARN MOREeCorner Website: https://ecorner.stanford.edu/STVP Website: https://stvp.stanford.edu/Support our mission of providing students and educators around the world with free access to Stanford University's network of entrepreneurial thought leaders: https://ecorner.stanford.edu/give.

Kristen Fortney is the co-founder and CEO of BioAge Labs, a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing a pipeline of treatments to extend healthy lifespan by targeting the molecular causes of aging. In this conversation with Stanford adjunct lecturer Toby Corey, Fortney discusses strategies for reducing risk along the path to developing world-changing therapies.

Patrick Schmitt and Jenny Xia Spradling are the co-founders and co-CEOs of FreeWill, a social venture that has helped charitable organizations generate more than $5 billion in new planned gifts, stock gifts, and qualified charitable distributions. In this conversation with lecturer Toby Corey, Schmitt and Spradling discuss how they've built values such as kindness into their company from the beginning, and how entrepreneurs can use their company's values and mission to drive fundraising and growth.

Patrick Schmitt and Jenny Xia Spradling are the co-founders and co-CEOs of FreeWill, a social venture that has helped charitable organizations generate more than $5 billion in new planned gifts, stock gifts, and qualified charitable distributions. In this conversation with lecturer Toby Corey, Schmitt and Spradling discuss how they've built values such as kindness into their company from the beginning, and how entrepreneurs can use their company's values and mission to drive fundraising and growth.

Jannick Malling is the co-founder and co-CEO of Public.com, an investing social network where members can own fractional shares of stocks and ETFs, follow popular creators, and share ideas within a community of investors. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, Malling discusses building magical products in a highly regulated industry, turning company values into everyday tools, and why having two CEOs is sometimes better than having one.

Jannick Malling is the co-founder and co-CEO of Public.com, an investing social network where members can own fractional shares of stocks and ETFs, follow popular creators, and share ideas within a community of investors. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, Malling discusses building magical products in a highly regulated industry, turning company values into everyday tools, and why having two CEOs is sometimes better than having one.

Rudy Cline-Thomas is the managing director of Mastry, Inc., which brings together athletes and technology companies to create platform-building opportunities. A three-time NBA Champion, Andre Iguodala has played for the Miami Heat, the Golden State Warriors, the Denver Nuggets, and the Philadelphia 76ers. Off the court, Iguodala has invested in more than 50 companies through his firm F9 Strategies, including Zoom, Robinhood, Datadog, and Allbirds. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, Iguodala and Cline-Thomas discuss the evolving career paths for athletes, the unique value athletes bring as tech investors, and their shared passion for closing America's racial wealth gap..

Rudy Cline-Thomas is the managing director of Mastry, Inc., which brings together athletes and technology companies to create platform-building opportunities. A three-time NBA Champion, Andre Iguodala has played for the Miami Heat, the Golden State Warriors, the Denver Nuggets, and the Philadelphia 76ers. Off the court, Iguodala has invested in more than 50 companies through his firm F9 Strategies, including Zoom, Robinhood, Datadog, and Allbirds. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, Iguodala and Cline-Thomas discuss the evolving career paths for athletes, the unique value athletes bring as tech investors, and their shared passion for closing America’s racial wealth gap.

Maëlle Gavet is the CEO of Techstars and the author of Trampled by Unicorns: Big Tech's Empathy Problem and How to Fix It (Wiley, 2020). In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, she explores how to deploy “ruthless empathy” in tech by combining big ambitions and cutting-edge ideas with a deep respect for other people.

Maëlle Gavet is the CEO of Techstars and the author of Trampled by Unicorns: Big Tech's Empathy Problem and How to Fix It (Wiley, 2020). In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, she explores how to deploy “ruthless empathy” in tech by combining big ambitions and cutting-edge ideas with a deep respect for other people.

Othman Laraki is the co-founder and CEO of Color, a distributed healthcare and clinical testing company. From population genomics programs to high-throughput COVID-19 testing, Color provides the technology and infrastructure to power large-scale health initiatives. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, Laraki discusses the genesis of Color, the immense challenges and opportunities in the healthcare sector, and Color's race into COVID testing when the pandemic hit.

Othman Laraki is the co-founder and CEO of Color, a distributed healthcare and clinical testing company. From population genomics programs to high-throughput COVID-19 testing, Color provides the technology and infrastructure to power large-scale health initiatives. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey, Laraki discusses the genesis of Color, the immense challenges and opportunities in the healthcare sector, and Color’s race into COVID testing when the pandemic hit.

In this special micro-episode of ETL, Stanford lecturer Toby Corey reflects on his key entrepreneurial takeaway from 2020. Corey emphasizes that the entrepreneurial journey is a process, particularly when entrepreneurs are presented with extreme challenges or are solving big problems. He shares a clip from the ETL talk “Reimagining Meat,” featuring Beyond Meat founder and CEO Ethan Brown. Brown shares how his early experiences with animal agriculture, his concern about the connections between meat consumption and climate change, and his interest in the science of building meat from plants culminated in starting Beyond Meat.

Alexi Robichaux is the co-founder and CEO of BetterUp, a mobile-based platform that brings personalized professional coaching to employees at all levels. In this talk, Robichaux speaks with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey about the motivations that drove him to found BetterUp, and reflects on key values, strategies and pivots that have helped sustain the venture's mission-driven growth.

Alexi Robichaux is the co-founder and CEO of BetterUp, a mobile-based platform that brings personalized professional coaching to employees at all levels. In this talk, Robichaux speaks with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey about the motivations that drove him to found BetterUp, and reflects on key values, strategies and pivots that have helped sustain the venture’s mission-driven growth.

Alexi Robichaux is the co-founder and CEO of BetterUp, a mobile-based platform that brings personalized professional coaching to employees at all levels. In this talk, Robichaux speaks with Stanford lecturer Toby Corey about the motivations that drove him to found BetterUp, and reflects on key values, strategies and pivots that have helped sustain the venture’s mission-driven growth.

Ethan Brown is the founder, president and CEO of Beyond Meat. In this talk, Stanford lecturer Toby Corey interviews Brown about how his company has redefined “meat.” Brown shares some of the key lessons learned from Beyond Meat’s startup story and explores some of the pivotal moments of his journey from idea to IPO.

Ethan Brown is the founder, president and CEO of Beyond Meat. In this talk, Stanford lecturer Toby Corey interviews Brown about how his company has redefined "meat." Brown shares some of the key lessons learned from Beyond Meat's startup story and explores some of the pivotal moments of his journey from idea to IPO.

Ethan Brown is the founder, president and CEO of Beyond Meat. In this talk, Stanford lecturer Toby Corey interviews Brown about how his company has redefined “meat.” Brown shares some of the key lessons learned from Beyond Meat’s startup story and explores some of the pivotal moments of his journey from idea to IPO.

Join Bryan Thompson (10 year veteran of Nissan's car design studio, now out on his own) as he talks with the former President of TESLA on what it was like to work with the legendary Elon Musk and his own work now teaching at Stanford and trying to figure out how to "reboot the human brain" and Modifying Human Perception (the subject of his upcoming TEDx talk at the Yost Theatre on Friday, March 6th here in Santa Ana, CA).  On DRIVEN BY DESIGN, here on Orange County's only community radio station, OC TALK RADIO.

Join Bryan Thompson (10 year veteran of Nissan's car design studio, now out on his own) as he talks with the former President of TESLA on what it was like to work with the legendary Elon Musk and his own work now teaching at Stanford and trying to figure out how to "reboot the human brain" and Modifying Human Perception (the subject of his upcoming TEDx talk at the Yost Theatre on Friday, March 6th here in Santa Ana, CA).  On DRIVEN BY DESIGN, here on Orange County's only community radio station, OC TALK RADIO.

Toby Corey joined me on Accelerate OC and we explored so many areas - his time working with Elon Musk, his passion for working on critical climate change issues, how to build a thriving startup ecosystem and inspiring people to be bold and excellent.  It was a fun conversation with so much wisdom packed into it!Toby is the Former President of Tesla, Former President of Global Field Operations, and Former Chief Revenue Officer at Solar City, which merged into Tesla a few years ago.He successfully managed three $1b+ businesses (one as co-founder/President), two successful IPO’s, raised over $300m in private and public financing, Toby is a former President/COO of worldwide leader in web development services with $3b+ market cap and successful IPO, managed 7,000+ employee organization, operating globally, awarded two "messaging" patents, executed 40+ M&A transactions while career path disrupted information technology, digital economy, Renewable Energy and Mobile sectors.He currently sits on the boards and advisory boards of several companies. He gives lectures at Stanford University's Engineering Department on Management Science and Engineering.Toby will be speaking at a TedX event here in Irvine on March 6th.  Having been to a few TedX events, I always find the speakers and topics to be amazing, and I'm certain Toby will be fantastic.

Toby Corey, former President of TESLA, is on our OC SPOTLIGHT discussing his upcoming TEDx IVC talk for Irvine Valley College, March 6 at Yost Theatre (in Santa Ana) and the lessons he learned as a long time entrepreneur working with Elon Musk. On Orange County's only community radio station and live podcasting channel, www.OCTalKRadio.biz.

This is part 2 of my conversation with Toby Corey. If you missed part 1 you can find it here. As I mentioned in the first show, Toby is a serial entrepreneur responsible for managing 3 different billion-dollar businesses, including 2 successful IPOs, and the merger of SolarCity into Tesla where I had the pleasure of reporting to him. He currently sits on the board for multiple companies and lectures at Stanford on entrepreneurship. On part 2 of our conversation we cover a many fascinating topics including, why he has completely changed his mind about being an expert about one thing, the critical importance of building an open network, what he means when he says people should get off the Zombie path, the common mistake most people when they first get up, and why following your passion is actually the wrong way to think. We even explore the meaning of life the unanswered question of where our consciousness actually exists. This show is jam-packed full of insights like these and others so I hope you enjoy part 2 of my conversation with Toby Corey on Insight Out!Check out Toby’s Zentrepreneur philosophy and mission at Zentrepreneur.lifeInsight Out Links:Email > billy@insightoutshow.comInstagram > @insightoutpodcastYouTube > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXgR9qVXhRvXVqbb0FQoCmgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/insightoutshow/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/insightoutshow/TikTok > @insightoutTwitter > @insightoutshowSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497)

My first guest is Toby Corey, a personal mentor of mine. Toby is a serial entrepreneur responsible for managing 3 different billion-dollar businesses, including 2 successful IPOs, and the merger of SolarCity into Tesla where I had the pleasure of reporting to him. He currently sits on the board for multiple companies and lectures at Stanford on entrepreneurship. On the show we cover a wide range of topics including a peek inside the world of neuroscience and how different types of brain wave activity can help us have more insights, we will learn about his mission to Inspire creativity for greater good through the Zentrepreneur philosophy and movement he has led, and find out what generation he is most optimistic about. We’ll also find out what company Toby feels is the shining example of what a business should look like in the modern world. “A company that is able to walk and chew gum at the same time.” It is revealed by its customers, has a culture that makes the employees love coming to work, has the kind of balance sheet any business would love all the while promoting sustainability and doing the right thing for our planet. This show is jam-packed full of insights like these and others. Toby is an avid surfer, lover of nature and water, and resides in beautiful Santa Cruz California where he says the universe touches planet earth. Toby practices what he preaches and is truly leading a Zen life. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Toby Corey and the inaugural episode of Insight Out!Check out Toby's Zentrepreneur philosophy and mission at Zentrepreneur.life01:51 - Introduction of Toby Corey03:32 - Toby quote: "Relationships outlast business cards"03:42- Toby answers questions about his background05:31- Importance of finding what you are good at 05:43- Importance of finding great mentors 06:30- Running a billion-dollar business at Novell (third-largest software business in the world)07:06- Toby put together a business plan and a vision to create the world's largest web development company. Toby shares his experience becoming an entrepreneur.07:42- Question to Toby: What challenges did you face when you became an entrepreneur?08:01 - Toby quote: "Everything in life starts with confidence"08:32 - Embrace naivete instead of it being a liability turn it into an asset.10:14 - Question to Toby: What insights stand out in your life?10:47- Difficulties are where you learn the greatest lessonsInsight Out Links:Email > billy@insightoutshow.comInstagram > @insightoutpodcastYouTube > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXgR9qVXhRvXVqbb0FQoCmgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/insightoutshow/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/insightoutshow/TikTok > @insightoutTwitter > @insightoutshowFor full show notes please visit our website: https://insightoutshow.com/index.php/podcast/leading-a-zentrepreneur-life-with-toby-corey/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497)

In the 1990s, Toby Corey co-founded the world's largest web development company. Since then, he's started other companies; held senior management positions at SolarCity, Tesla and most recently PlanGrid; and lectured in Stanford's Department of Management Science & Engineering. Now, he finds himself as concerned by social and environmental problems as with building companies. In response to global crises of climate change and inequality, he advises an approach that he calls "zentrepreneurship," and articulates principles aimed at helping entrepreneurs integrate creativity and ambition with social and environmental consciousness.

In the 1990s, Toby Corey co-founded the world’s largest web development company. Since then, he’s started other companies; held senior management positions at SolarCity, Tesla and most recently PlanGrid; and lectured in Stanford’s Department of Management Science & Engineering. Now, he finds himself as concerned by social and environmental problems as with building companies. In response to global crises of climate change and inequality, he advises an approach that he calls “zentrepreneurship,” and articulates principles aimed at helping entrepreneurs integrate creativity and ambition with social and environmental consciousness.

In the 1990s, Toby Corey co-founded the world’s largest web development company. Since then, he’s started other companies; held senior management positions at SolarCity, Tesla and most recently PlanGrid; and lectured in Stanford's Department of Management Science & Engineering. Now, he finds himself as concerned by social and environmental problems as with building companies. In response to global crises of climate change and inequality, he advises an approach that he calls “zentrepreneurship,” and articulates principles aimed at helping entrepreneurs integrate creativity and ambition with social and environmental consciousness.

Entrepreneur Tracy Young and Doug Leone, global managing partner at Sequoia, discuss the nature of a harmonious relationship between a startup's founders and the VC firm investing in them. Young is co-founder and CEO of PlanGrid, which allows construction managers to oversee projects via their device. She and Leone speak with Toby Corey, a lecturer in Stanford University's School of Engineering.

Entrepreneur Tracy Young and Doug Leone, global managing partner at Sequoia, discuss the nature of a harmonious relationship between a startup’s founders and the VC firm investing in them. Young is co-founder and CEO of PlanGrid, which allows construction managers to oversee projects via their device. She and Leone speak with Toby Corey, a lecturer in Stanford University’s School of Engineering.

Entrepreneur Tracy Young and Doug Leone, global managing partner at Sequoia, discuss the nature of a harmonious relationship between a startup’s founders and the VC firm investing in them. Young is co-founder and CEO of PlanGrid, which allows construction managers to oversee projects via their device. She and Leone speak with Toby Corey, a lecturer in Stanford University’s School of Engineering.