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Amidst troubling reports of food recalls and safety violations, including salmonella in Quaker Oats products and a deadly listeria outbreak at a Boar's Head facility, this week's episode of Eating at a Meeting dives into how consumers — and meeting professionals — can be empowered through safer food choices. Join me as I discuss transparency and rigorous safety practices in the food industry with Colleen Kavanagh, CEO of ZEGO, about the pivotal role of rigorous food safety practices. Learn about the critical link between food safety and consumer empowerment, and how transparency not only ensures safety but also builds trust. We'll explore how initiatives like ZEGO's Purity Verification System are setting benchmarks for industry-wide transparency, giving consumers the knowledge and power to make informed decisions. This conversation is crucial for anyone involved in food service, hospitality, or simply interested in the safety of the food they consume. Discover the steps that can be taken to ensure that food products are not just consumable but also conducive to long-term health and well-being. Get insights into how demanding higher standards in food safety can lead to a healthier, more informed consumer base and a more accountable food industry. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode that could change how you think about the food you eat and the brands you support.  #FoodSafetyAwarenessMonth #FoodSafety #HospitalitySafety #PublicHealth Join the Eating at a Meeting Community Connect with Tracy at tracy@thrivemeetings.com

In this special "Behind the Biz" episode of the Student Housing Insight podcast, host Wesley Deese chats with Danny Soule from Zego to explore how the company is bringing innovation to utility management in student housing. From their origins in payment processing to their recent work with American Campus Communities (ACC), Zego has developed a robust platform that helps operators reduce utility costs and improve efficiency. Learn how Zego's utility management services streamline the move-in/move-out process, enhance ESG reporting, and ensure no money is left on the table. Plus, discover why their competitive pricing could boost your NOI without sacrificing service. Wesley and Danny also discuss key industry challenges and the surprising mistakes student housing operators often make with utility management. Tune in for valuable insights and actionable takeaways! Referenced Links: Zego: www.Zego.com/SHI White Paper - The Ultimate Guide to Turn Season Utility Management ShopTalk: www.ShopTalk.info SHI Website: https://www.studenthousinginsight.com/  Upcoming SHI Events: https://www.studenthousinginsight.com/events  Email us: contact@StudentHousingInsight.com

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Today, we have Julia Hawkins with us. Julia is a General Partner at Phoenix Court, a $1.5bn AUM EMEA multi-stage tech investor, backing the most ambitious founders on their journey from seed through to public markets and beyond over the last two decades.LocalGlobe is the pre-seed and seed fund investing out of Phoenix Court's Fund 12 with an established portfolio of over 200 companies with notable investments including At-Bay, Motorway, Zego and Improbable. At Phoenix Court, Julia focuses on health and hard tech and led investments into AccuRx, Oxford Nanopore, Vaccitech, and more recently Spore Bio and Early Health.Go to eu.vc for our core learnings and the full video interview

In this episode of the Leveraging Leadership series, your host Emily Sander discusses the role of Chief of Staff with Eric Nguyen, who currently serves in this capacity for Zego, a property technology company. The conversation covers various aspects and challenges of the role, with Eric sharing his career journey, how his background in economics and understanding of data shapes his work, and the value of open feedback, drawing wisdom from Kim Scott’s 'Radical Candor'. Eric also offers advice for both people stepping into the role of Chief of Staff and CEOs who are getting a new Chief of Staff. Reach out to Eric Nguyen: Connect with Eric on LinkedIn Visit Zego’s website Eric serves as the Chief of Staff for Zego, a property technology company. With a strong background in economics and an MBA, Eric brings a unique blend of theoretical and practical knowledge to his role. Starting as a competitive intelligence analyst and later heading up the revenue operations team, Eric gained a deep understanding of Zego's business operations. This cross-functional expertise enables him to effectively facilitate alignment across the executive team. Known as a 'Swiss Army Knife,' Eric excels at distilling complex information and providing actionable insights. – – – – – 00:06 Introduction to Leveraging Leadership 00:15 Understanding the Role of Chief of Staff 00:51 Guest Introduction: Eric's Journey to Chief of Staff 01:04 Eric's Background and Experience 02:46 Eric's Role Progression at Zego 04:45 The Transition to Chief of Staff 07:23 Building Relationships as Chief of Staff 08:30 The Role of a Chief of Staff in a Company 13:55 Eric's Approach to Organization and Time Management 17:27 Influences and Role Models in Eric's Career 19:21 Advice for Incoming Chiefs of Staff and Executives 24:06 Final Thoughts and Recommendations – – – – – Emily Sander is a C-suite executive turned leadership coach. Her corporate career spanned Fortune 500 companies and scrappy start-ups. She is an ICF-certified leadership coach and the author of two books, An Insider’s Perspective on the Chief of Staff and Hacking Executive Leadership. Emily works with early to senior executives to step into effective leadership with one-on-one coaching. Go here to read her story from seasoned executive to knowledgeable coach. To learn more about Emily and Next Level Coaching, click here. Follow Emily on: LinkedIn | YouTube

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This week's visiting professor is Jack Forrest, Vice President of Operations at Zego. Jack joins us to discuss the importance of digitizing property operations for efficiency and automating critical management tasks. To learn more about Zego, visit https://www.gozego.com/ About the Apartment Academy: The Apartment Academy podcast is hosted by Leonardo247 founder, CEO, and Professor of Property, Daniel Cunningham. Each 20 to 30 minute episode features an insightful and educational conversation with a leader in the multifamily industry. Check out all the episodes and subscribe to get the latest episodes as they release here: https://lnkd.in/gkajWmFS

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In this episode of The MHP Broker's Tips and Tricks podcast, Maxwell Baker, president of The Mobile Home Park Broker, interviewed Aaron (“Chacha”) Chachamovits, president of a website design and creation company serving the mobile home park industry known as Rodesi.  This and every Tips and Tricks podcast episode is brought to you by The MHP Broker's'  proprietary Community Price Maximizer. Use this four-step system to get the highest price possible for your mobile home park or RV community when you sell it through The MHP Broker. Guaranteed. Ask Max for details.    Here Are the Show Highlights:  Today's interview is with Aaron Chachamovits, also known affectionately as Chacha. He owns a website development company called Rodesi. (Max, 0:22)  In 2017, Aaron started working for Snickfish, a title management company serving the mobile home park community. He was handling marketing, sales, web development, advertising and other areas, when he decided to go on his own. His company would provide web development and design services for the mobile home park industry. He named it Rodesi, a name that combined the name of his son, Roman, and the word “design,” which is Aaron's career passion. Through Rodesi, Aaron began to pitch smaller park owners who want a web presence as impressive as Sun Communities and RHP. (Aaron, 1:19)   Rodesi provides park owners with a website that's highly functional and user-friendly for tenants and park owners alike, able to handle billing, rent payments, and other areas.  Basically, the intent is to provide clients both a marketing tool and an automated streamlined online operation for dual audiences. (Aaron, 4:32)  His company's website functionality includes listings platforms, enabling park owners to list and prospective tenants to easily find and apply for pads or mobile homes for sale or rent. There are also forms on client websites that make it easier for residents and prospects to work with park employees in sales, back office and other areas. (Aaron, 4:57)   Rodesi has also integrated Rent Manager functionality and resident application forms into newly created sites. (Aaron, 6:25)  Rodesi-designed websites also give tenants multiple ways of paying their rent online, including Zego and CashPay. This is both more convenient for residents and it removes one level of labor for park owners. (Aaron, 6:40)  Rodesi will soon be fully automating the listing process and offering clients turnkey hosting, maintenance and listings creation of client websites through ParkWeb. Yet another key service offered park owners through Rodesi is branding, including logo development and a branding identity package. (Aaron, 7:02)  Rodesi can build separate websites for park communities, and to attract investors. It's important to segment these two audiences and not try to communicate with both on the same website. (Aaron, 8:02)  In Aaron's two years in business he's learned the importance of staying structured. In creating and following and documenting processes and systems to achieve success and avoid getting lost in the high day to day workload. (Aaron, 9:34)  Max remembers a quote from real estate guru Ron LeGrand: “The less I do, the more money I make.” This illustrates the importance of automating tasks and relying on processes and systems to break the workday down and simplify it. (Max, 10:26)  Aaron also learned the importance of planning by mapping out future activity at least by the quarter if not over the longer term. (Aaron, 11:41)  Aaron can be contacted a number of ways. He likes taking calls at (888) 222-4451. But you can also reach him at Rodesi.co or Aaron@Rodesi.co if you're a park owner who'd like to explore the possibility of Aaron and his company creating or improving your digital presence. You can also reach out to Max if you'd like him to put you in touch with Aaron and his company. Just drop Max a line at info@themhpbroker.com or give him a call at 678-932-0200.   Power Quotes in This Episode:  (On his inspiration for starting Rodesi) “Hey, nobody is servicing mobile home park owners and RV park owners the way they need. Why can't we provide web design and web development for these guys like Sun Communities and RHP?” (Aaron, 1:19)  “...it's more than just a website. Rodesi focuses on mobile home park owners and RV park owners' web presence, period.” (Aaron, 4:32)  “So if someone goes to your community pages, right, they'll see all the available listings or whether it be RV pads, open locks, or just mobile homes for sale, or rent. Those are all listed in each of the community pages, as well as the general search page where people can filter through those listings.” (Aaron, 4:57)   “...we make it really simple and easy for current residents to know how to pay their rent, whether it's through Zego, CashPay, or I don't know, if you'd have them go deposit it in your bank, we simplify that and make it really simple for them. So, they stop asking your managers the same questions over and over.” (Aaron, 6:40)  “I would say the biggest lesson I've learned is systems, processes, documentation.”  (Aaron, 10:12) 

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Utilities are one of the highest incurred expenses at most properties. Yet, this critical expenditure often receives less attention because of its complexity. Joining us to share his vast experience with the topic, Jack Forrest of Zego stopped by the podcast to help us understand the many factors that impact utility costs. Learn more about Rent Manager's industry-leading accounting, reporting, maintenance, and communication features at RentManager.com, or connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.You can learn more about Jack Forrest on LinkedIn and Zego on their website.Visit RentManager.com/Podcast to submit an idea for an upcoming episode of Beyond Rent and discover more about the program.

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In this episode of the Multifamily Innovation® Show, Patrick Antrim talks with Mark Peters, the President of Zego.Mark previously was the head of finance, payment operations, and business systems departments and has over 10 years of finance experience in the high-tech and payments space, resulting in an IPO and multiple positive exits. Patrick and Mark discuss their thoughts on macro and micro economic factors that multifamily owners, operators, and investors are having to deal with today. Topics covered:Trends in rent collections and various payment types at multifamily properties. Digital adoption in the multifamily industry, especially with regard to payment operations and business systems.Legal and economic challenges with multifamily rent payments.What you might not know about the most costly payment option and the risks associated with it.Digital-first experiences and paperless offices.Questions multifamily owners and operators should be asking partners like Zego.Much more!Connect:Mark Peters: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markdavidpeters/Zego: https://www.gozego.com/Patrick Antrim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickantrim/Get Involved:Attend/Sponsor the Multifamily Innovation® Summit: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/Join the Multifamily Innovation® Council: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/multifamily-innovation-advisory-council/Submit for a Multifamily Innovation® Award: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/awards/Attend/Sponsor the Multifamily Women® Summit: https://multifamilywomen.com/

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Colleen Kavanagh, founder of Zego, has dedicated her career to improving nutrition quality in food to provide the foundational wellness people and communities need to thrive. In her early career, she worked in politics to improve child nutrition programs like school lunch, WIC and Food Stamps for Cong. George Miller, and later as Director of California Food Policy Advocates. Seeking a more effective leverage point to improve nutrition from soil to table, Colleen launched ZEGO LLC. ZEGO makes pure and nutritious whole food breakfast and snack products accessible to everyone, including those with severe allergies and food intolerances. Colleen's mission with ZEGO is simply, yet revolutionary. She seeks to inspire rapid changes to clean the food system by establishing that consumers have the right to know if there is toxic residue in their food before they consume it. In today's episode, Colleen and I discuss the surprising truths about food regulation. Colleen teaches about current food requirements and the lack of transparency and important testing, while sharing how consumers can vote with their dollars to inspire change. Zego: @zego foods https://zegofoods.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw8O-VBhCpARIsACMvVLPaDWaClQZ4PhfkMI_pMQeT5DlPbKF35I25FXHjG_h4D8kSYiLn1H8aAmW8EALw_wcB For $10 off your first Attitude Order: Use code JUST10 at https://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=598763&u=2303961&m=53203

The summer is in full swing and whether your kids will be in camp, you'll be traveling, or staying close to home, one thing you can count on is that they'll be asking for plenty of snacks. Although snacks made with organic foods are ideal, they're not all created equal. Many options may still have pesticides, heavy metals, and toxins, which we definitely don't want in our kids' bodies, but figuring out whether a product is clean or not—even if it is organic—isn't always easy.   In this episode, I sat down with Colleen Kavanaugh, co-founder, and CEO of ZEGO, the first purity-transparent food company that produces products with superfoods that are tested for over 400 chemicals including glyphosate, heavy metals, common allergens, and gluten. Colleen initially founded ZEGO because she was looking for healthy, nutritious snacks that weren't overly processed and safe for kids with food allergies. She decided she would also go on a quest to learn more about the food industry and try to uncover a link between certain foods and autoimmunity and cancer. Later down the line, someone told her about glyphosate, a toxin found in food, and she discovered that companies aren't required to test for toxins. As a result, her business evolved and she added purity testing and standards.  Colleen and I talked about why she started ZEGO, the void she's filling in the marketplace, and some of the challenges she had that turned out to be blessings. She also shares advice for parents who want to start similar businesses and her best tips for getting kids to eat better, even when parents don't have a lot of time. Welcome  2:55 Let's talk about your story! 6:46 What did you discover about requirements—or lack thereof—for food companies?  11:32 What should parents know about toxins? 14:02 What does ZEGO offer and what makes you different from your competitors? 18:35 Why did you start the company? 23:11 How did you know other parents wanted these products? 27:03 Let's talk about your journey to launching the company: what were the steps you took to get it off the ground? 31:01 What were challenges you encountered along the way that turned out to be a learning lesson? 33:43 What advice do you have for mom entrepreneurs who may want to start this type of business? 35:08 What is the future for the company? 37:28 What are your best tips for parents who want their kids to eat better, but don't have the time?  LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Colleen mentions Proposition 65. Colleen talks about Dr. David Lustig and Jonathan Shambroom, her co-founder. Colleen mentions Indiegogo, Astia Angels, One World, and WBENC. Learn more about ZEGO on their website. Follow ZEGO on Instagram and Facebook. FROM OUR PARTNERS Kids Cook Real Food eCourse The Kids Cook Real Food eCourse, created by a mom of 4 and a former elementary school teacher, is designed to build connection, confidence, and creativity in the kitchen. The course includes 30 basic cooking skills, 45 videos including several bonuses, printable supply and grocery shopping lists, and kid-friendly recipes. The course is designed for all kids ages 2 to teen and has three different skill levels. More than 18,000 families have taken the course and The Wall Street Journal named it the #1 cooking class for kids. Sign up now for the Kids Cook Real Food ecourse and get a free lesson for being a “Food Issues” listener. Thrive Market Thrive Market is an online membership-based market that has the highest quality, organic, non-GMO, healthy, and sustainable products. From groceries, clean beauty, safe supplements, and non-toxic home products to ethical meat, sustainable seafood, clean wine, and more, Thrive Market is where members save an average of $32 on every order! Through Thrive Gives, every paid membership sponsors a free one for a low-income family. Join Thrive Market today and get 25% off your first order and a free gift. 

Lobbyist and consumer advocate reveals shocking secrets in food. GUEST BIO: Colleen has dedicated her career to improving nutrition quality in food to provide the foundational wellness people and communities need to thrive.   In her early career, she worked in politics to improve child nutrition programs like school lunch, WIC and Food Stamps for Cong. George Miller, and later as Director of the anti-hunger organization California Food Policy Advocates.   When taking time off to raise her young family, she started her own nonprofit, A Better Course, to focus on institutional injustices that prevent children from receiving healthy food at school and in the food stamp program (SNAP). Her study, Flunking Lunch, lead to the banning of separate lines for low-income students in the school lunchroom nationwide.   Seeking a more effective leverage point to improve nutrition, Colleen launched ZEGO LLC. ZEGO makes nutritious, whole food breakfast and snack products with purity testing transparency for over 500 toxins like glyphosate, pesticides, heavy metals, and allergens.   Colleen's mission with ZEGO is simple, yet revolutionary. She seeks to inspire rapid changes to clean the food system by establishing that consumers have the right to know if there is toxic residue in their food before they consume it.   Colleen is originally from Memphis, TN and is raising three children and two dogs with her husband Erik Puknys in San Francisco. Prima: Head to Prima.co with code HEALTHYSELF to receive that limited-time 20% off offer and get the relief you deserve, so you can feel better every day. Birch: I love my Birch mattress, and I think you would too. If you're looking for a new bed, check out Birch. You can click the link below or go to birchliving.com/healthyself and get $400 off your mattress + two free pillows      Wren: It's going to take all of us to end the climate crisis. Do your part today by signing up for Wren. Go to Wren.co/HEALTHYSELF, sign up, and they'll plant 10 extra trees in your name! LMNT: Right now LMNT is offering my listeners a free sample pack with any purchase. That's 8 single serving packets FREE with any LMNT order. This is a great way to try all 8 flavors or share LMNT with a salty friend. Get yours at DrinkLMNT.com/DRG. This deal is only available through my link. Be sure to like and subscribe to #HealThySelf Hosted by Doctor Christian Gonzalez N.D. Follow Doctor G on Instagram @doctor.gonzalez https://www.instagram.com/doctor.gonzalez/

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the Leadership in Insurance Podcast where this week we are lucky enough to be joined by Sten Saar, CEO of Zego.Zego is a commercial motor insurance provider that powers opportunities for businesses, from entire fleets of vehicles to self-employed drivers and riders. It combines best-in-class technology with sophisticated data sources to offer insurance products that save businesses time and money. Since its inception, Zego has believed that the problem with traditional insurance is that it holds businesses back. It's too expensive and time consuming, and it no longer suits businesses who use vehicles to earn money. Zego's products represent a solution to this problem for businesses based across the UK, Europe and beyond.In this episode Sten and podcast host, Alex Bond look to the future of insurance and discuss Zego's vision for the future of mobility going into a wide range of topics such as:Why is it important to future think for insurers?Regulation seems to be the great restriction on that vision - what part can the insurance industry do to help that vision a realityWith the complexity of risk associated with anonymous vehicles do you think we will see a rise in internal risk solutions such as Mercedes announcing its insurance for autonomous vehicles - What can insurance do to continue its relevance when we see these types of developments?This vision of the future isn't new (blade runner came out in the 80s!) but it does feel more tangible, do you think tech is catching up to culture? How important do you think art and culture are to innovation?Do you think insurance as an industry should be doing more to encourage a move sway from fossil fuels? If it can't be insured it would stop...Thank you Sten for your time, it was great to speak to you!You can take a further look at Zego's2040 vision for the future of mobility at zego.com/2040This Podcast was brought to you by FinPro, an executive recruitment business that works in the Insurance and Insurtech space.Our host in FinPro Director, Alex BondPlease like and subscribe if you enjoyed this podcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In der Nachmittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Merten Wulfert, Co-Founder und Co-CEO von Ravio, und sprechen mit ihm über die erfolgreiche Seed-Runde, bei der das Unternehmen 10 Millionen US-Dollar eingesammelt hat. Ravio wurde im Jahr 2022 von Roy Blanga, Merten Wulfert und Raymond Siems gegründet. Das englische Startup hat ein Echtzeit-Vergütungsbenchmarking und eine Analyseplattform entwickelt. Dabei soll anderen Startups dabei geholfen werden, ein Vergütungspaket zu erstellen, welches dazu beiträgt, dass Talente angezogen und gebunden werden. Das zentrale Benchmarking, bei dem sich Unternehmen anonym und sicher mit ähnlichen Unternehmen vergleichen können, stellt Ravio kostenlos zur Verfügung. Die kostenpflichtige Version gibt den Unternehmen ein Analyse- und Verwaltungstool, mit dem die Vergütungen direkt verarbeitet und beispielsweise Performance-Review-Zyklen durchgeführt werden können. Ravio kooperiert bereits mit den Unicorns Deliveroo, Truelayer, Flink und Zego. Viele wachstumsstarke europäische Startups wie Healx, Zoomo und Plum Guide zählen ebenfalls auf die Benchmarking-Lösung. Ravio hat nun unter der Leitung von Northzone eine Seed-Runde von 10 Millionen US-Dollar bekanntgegeben. Northzone investiert seit 1996 in Startups und hat unter anderem Spotify, Crosslend, Distribusion, FreightHub, Klang Games, Lemoncat, Lesara, Outfittery und Personio im Portfolio. An der Seed-Runde waren zudem noch der Early Stage Venture Fonds Cherry Ventures und die Risikokapitalgesellschaft Spark Capital beteiligt. Das englische Startup möchte weiter expandieren und sucht talentierte Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter in über 15 Positionen.

Benny Zuffolini bravely breaks down how she's navigating enterprise as a neurodiverse design leader, and shares a formative realisation from facilitating her first design sprint.  Highlights include: ⭐ Should people treat you differently when they find out that you're autistic? ⭐ Why don't you wish you were diagnosed as being neurodiverse earlier? ⭐ How important is it for people to tell each other the stories they're telling themselves? ⭐ Are you concerned that being open about neurodiversity may lead to discrimination? ⭐ What have you learned about effectively facilitating workshops with senior stakeholders? ====== Who is Benny Zuffolini? Benny is a Product Design Director at Pearson, a 176 year old world-leading education company that's helping people to achieve their potential through physical and digital learning and assessment experiences. Prior to Pearson, Benny was the Head of Design and Experience at Zego, a UK-based insurtech startup that simplifies the way businesses insure their vehicles. Benny was also the UX Manager at Vonage, where she was credited as one of two design leaders that enabled the successful creation and rollout of a design system that unified the company's digital product experience, and brought greater efficiency and scalability to design efforts. Recently diagnosed with autism, Benny has been actively raising awareness of neurodiversity and its many unique aspects and advantages in the workplace.  ====== Find Benny here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bennyzuffolini/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/benny_bz Website: https://bennypad.com/ The Ladder of Inference: https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTMC_91.htm ====== Liked what you heard and want to hear more? Subscribe and support the show by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Follow us on our other social channels for more great Brave UX content! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheSpaceInBetween/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-space-in-between/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespaceinbetw__n/  ====== Hosted by Brendan Jarvis: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjarvis/ Website: https://thespaceinbetween.co.nz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendanjarvis/

Nigel Walsh and John Bean are joined by joined by a great panel of guests to discuss the most recent and exciting news in the world of insurtech. Joining us today are: * Benji Markoff, CEO at Founder Shield * Vicky Wills, CTO at Zego We cover the following stories: * Binance user protection insurance fund reaches $1bn valuation 2:38 * UK insurtech Zego Expands in Europe, Targeting £20bn Fleet Insurance Market 14:38 * Revolut enters insurtech - as it launches pet insurance 26:06 * National Insurance: Opposition MPs urge rethink on April tax rise 37:50 * Nottinghamshire man drove without insurance or a licence for more than 70 years 47:42 All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the insurtech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. Follow us on Twitter: @instechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, or email podcasts@11fs.com! This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Irina Andronic and edited by George Sztuka. Special Guests: Benji Markoff and Vicky Wills.

About Nick and ZegoNick Latz, Chief Revenue Officer, leads Zego (Powered by PayLease) Go-to-Market organization and is focused on market strategy, marketing engagement, and sales execution. Prior to Zego, Nick worked as a Director of Value Creation at Vista Consulting Group, the consulting and operating arm of Vista Equity Partners.Zego is a property technology company that frees management companies and community associations to go above and beyond for residents through resident experience management solutions (think rent and utility payments, resident communication, maintenance requests, and more).  Follow Zego on Twitter Follow Nick on Twitter Connect with Nick on LinkedIn Check out Zego

In this episode of Collective Conversations, we catch up with Nick Latz from Zego! #multifamily, #nicklatz #zego #multifamilypodcast #propertymanagement, #multifamilycollective, #mikebrewer, #leadership #MultifamilyCollectiveiTunes #MultifamilyCollectiveSpotify --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mike-brewer/message

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The general trend towards healthier living and better information about nutrition has many layers, with one of the main tenets being an increase in transparency from food brands about the ingredients used and their sources. Today we are joined by Colleen Kavanagh, the CEO and Co-Founder of ZEGO Foods, to talk about how the company is enabling its customers to live healthy and fulfilling lives, and supporting achievement on multiple levels. Colleen shares some of her personal journey with nutrition and how this led into her career, the important shifts in the industry in recent years, how public policy fits into the picture, and the central theme of transparency at ZEGO! So, for a great check-in on the present and future of the world of health foods, be sure to listen in with and see what Colleen has to say!Key Points From This Episode:How customer action can quickly impact the industry and make meaningful change!Advice from Colleen around the legalities of going to market and a safe marketing plan.Colleen's background and how her own celiac disease diagnosis led her getting into nutrition. ZEGO Foods' process to becoming a B-Corporation and the processes around certification.Pesticides and diseases; the research that has illuminated the dangers of what we consume.  The launch of ZEGO Foods and how Colleen formulated the vision for the company.Concerns about safety and assurances related to allergies and ingredients lists.  The centrality of the testing process at ZEGO Foods and bringing these practices up to speed. Information on A Better Course, Colleen's school nutrition program!Thinking about the next few years at ZEGO; the two current goals of the company. How local work in San Francisco deeply impacted Colleen's philosophy.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Modern SpeciesCollen Kavanagh on LinkedInZEGO FoodsA Better CourseKRAFT FoodsGage Mitchell on LinkedInEvolve CPG

Meet Sarah-Emily Oades, industry-agnostic global recruiter at companies. Now a full cycle talent advocate with 12 years experience in talent acquisition, 10 in-house, and just over 2 years consulting across early-stage startups and scale-ups. Passionate about inclusive hiring, scaling teams at speed, and seeing her teams succeed. Also - on a never-ending quest to find the perfect Espresso Martini! In this episode, she will share how she used candidate feedback to inform about the importance of candidate experience at AMBOSS and Zego, and what her efforts resulted in.Join the conversation on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/candidate-experience-talks

Siim Sikkut is the Government CIO of Estonia, officially titled as Deputy Secretary-General for IT and Telecom. In office since 2017, Siim Sikkut is in charge of the digital government and society as well as telecommunications and post areas. Mr Siim Sikkut has been working and launched the Digital Testbed Framework & Digital Government Innovation Model.Siim Sikkut Interview Focus1. An introduction from you - background, overview, education... 2. Career highlights - education3. Can you tell us some of the major improvements and solutions / benchmarks that made Estonia a success?4. What is the Estonian Government take on:- E-residency- Digital government and society as well as telecommunications and post areas?5. The data for e-Estonia is not stored centrally but instead uses a data platform run by the government called X-Road to link information from local hosts. What can you tell us about it?6. Estonia has one of the highest number of startups per capita in the world, and one reason is the ease of establishing a business. Since 2011, a new company can be registered online in less than 20 minutes and 98% of new companies are entered in the e-Business Register digitally. That initiative has made possible an impressive number of unicorns in Estonia: Skype, Wise, Skype, Ktech, Zego, ID.me. How can you weigh on this success?7. Can you talk about the Digital Testbed Framework And Digital Government Innovation Model?8. How do you cope with the challenges of digital disruption and fragmentation in tech and geopolitics?9. You were responsible for Estonia's plan for AI strategy. Can you tell us about that?10. You are the Chairman of the OECD Senior Digital Government Officials Working Party (E-leaders). Can you share how it works and the vision?Estonia was the first Nation-State in the world to deploy blockchain technology in production systems – in 2012 with the Succession Registry kept by the Ministry of Justice. Also using blockchain for elections, health records.  Can you tell us about it, some case studies?11. You are also part of the Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions (NIIS), a non-profit association with a mission to ensure the development and strategic management of X-Road. Can you tell us about it?12. What websites and places can people come to know more about Estonia's digital initiatives?About Dinis Guarda profile and Channelshttps://www.openbusinesscouncil.orghttps://www.intelligenthq.comhttps://www.hedgethink.com/https://www.citiesabc.com/More interviews and inspirational videos on Dinis Guarda YouTube

Keeping you upto date with the latest EV news,This week we're talking ... Ford Mustang Mach-E sets world record for EV efficiency LG to invest $5.2bn in production of electric vehicle battery materials Green infrastructure company Iduna helps Manchester  Tesla Wins First, Second, And Third In Car & Driver's ‘EV 1000' Race New Hive EV Charging from British Gas and the smart Alfen charger, paving the way for the future home. Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a revolutionary lithium-metal battery chemistry  Cheltenham-based product design agency Duku has won a slice of £20m funding to help bring the world of zero emission electric vehicles one step closer. Commercial motor insurer, Zego, with backing from Swiss Re, has teamed up with bp and bp EV Pro. Uswitch reveals where in the world the running costs of an EV are the best value when compared to a petrol car. 

Harry Franks is the co-Founder of Zego, a tech enabled insurance intermediary, servicing commercial customers in the modern world. The company was launched in 2016 and now employs over 60 people spread across both London and Madrid. Much of Zego's growth is due in part to Harrys high-level understanding of how to build partnerships with leading companies in the on-demand space and within the insurance sector. In this episode the guys discuss the challenges of entrepreneurship, what it is like to fundraise and what scaling looks like. Harry also goes on to share his thoughts on the idea that Zego could one day IPO. Make sure to like and subscribe to the Riding Unicorns podcast to never miss an episode. Also don't forget to give Riding Unicorns a follow on Twitter and LinkedIn to keep on top of the latest developments.

I talk about this all the time.  The importance of voting with your dollar where it counts as it relates to your food choices.  Blindly going through the grocery stores, supporting unethical food practices can truly hurt us in the long run.  This is why I always say - do your research.  If you don't have the time, work with holistic practitioners (like myself!) who can educate you on what to look for.Today I spoke with the founder of Zego Foods, Colleen Kavanah about the various practices that Zego has put into place to ensure food quality of their products.  It's an eye-opening episode for anyone who wants to learn about contaminants that are common, and what you can do to make better choices.If you feel someone you know may benefit from this conversation, please do share and also review!  It helps us podcasters tremendously when we receive reviews.Also - go ahead and follow me on my Instagram and Facebook accounts here where you'll get access to even more free content all about health, nutrition, balanced living and life over 40!  https://www.facebook.com/sandyknutritionhttps://www.instagram.com/sandyknutrition/https://www.instagram.com/sandykwellness/

Latvian startup neobank Zelf is building a platform on top of existing tech giant products - WhatsApp, Messenger, Viber. Are they not afraid of being shut down by those platforms someday? They are not! The Zelf founder and CEO Elliot Goykhman explain how his startup is helping those platforms to earn more. And neobanks have a bright future because they are able to offer innovations. Elliot says that relationships between traditional banks and innovations can be described as relationships between deer and headlight - deers freeze when they see a headlight. The same happens with banks when they meet innovations. Also, check out the Baltic Startup ecosystem update. Companies included - both new unicorn companies Zego and ID.me as well as startups Skeleton Technologies and Scoro from Estonia

Sarah Kocianski and Nigel Walsh are joined by a panel of great guests to talk about the latest and greatest news in the insurance and insurtech sphere. Our guests this week are: * Lauren Berkemeyer, Vice President of Marketing, YuLife * Graeme Dean - Head of Insurance at CoverGenius We discuss the following stories: * Following up on our last news episode - Hippo goes public in $5 billion SPAC merger, and Oscar raises $1.2 billion in IPO! (05:21) * Google Cloud, Allianz and Munich Re partner to revolutionize risk management in the Cloud. (13:13) * Comment from Matt Driscoll, Lead Product Manager for the Risk Manager tool (14:00) * Demand for travel insurance takes off as more destinations require coverage (20:48) * Zego has raised $150M at $1.1B valuation (34:55) * Comment from Sten Saar, Zego CEO (36:17) * Insurance worker busted for insurance fraud! (42:13) All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the insurtech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Hanna Samuelson and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Graeme Dean and Lauren Berkemeyer.

Matt sits down with Zego Foods founder Colleen Kavanagh. Zego Foods is a healthy food company making delicious high-quality foods and snacks but that really only scratches the surface of what they are. They are at the forefront of a food health standards revolution and are leading the way to ensure that people are getting the cleanest and safest foods possible. Buckle up, because we're about to take a peek behind the curtain of food standards. Colleen has been working in the food/health industry for her entire career, starting on the policy level. Throughout her years of experience, she realized that there was a serious disconnect between how healthy food is produced and the standards designed to ensure they were high quality. She slowly went deeper into the industry until she decided to create a vehicle for change, Zego Foods, where she's in the driver seat and blazing the trail for food standards and transparency in a very serious way. This issue of lack of transparency with food safety standards is what drives Zego Foods and although they do make some tasty and highly nutritious products are more of a catalyst for change than simply a snack brand. In this episode of ReddyYeti | Built On Passion Colleen Kavanagh shares the truth behind food quality standards and how Zego Foods is about to change what it means to make healthy food.

INTERNACIONAL y MERCADOS - Perspectivas de inflación ECB. / Datos operativa de Robinhoods. / FOMO, el ETF. / Harry Dent proclama un crash. / La dependencia de la electricidad. // EMPRESAS - KIA aconseja a 380k propietarios aparcar fuera. / Los algoritmos delivery estarán al descubierto en España / Pakistán bloquea TikTok / Adidas estrategia 2025 “Own the game” // STARTUPS - $150M para la insurtech Zego. / // BLOCKCHAIN - A la espera de MICA. / Vitalik anuncia una solución que escalaría 100x Ethereum. / Beeple vende 5000 obras por $69M en Christies. Los enlaces de arriba en la newsletter del podcast: https://nofinancieros.substack.com/ Visita: https://nofinancieros.com/ Imagen: Guy Billout

INTERNACIONAL y MERCADOS - Perspectivas de inflación ECB. / Datos operativa de Robinhoods. / FOMO, el ETF. / Harry Dent proclama un crash. / La dependencia de la electricidad. // EMPRESAS - KIA aconseja a 380k propietarios aparcar fuera. / Los algoritmos delivery estarán al descubierto en España / Pakistán bloquea TikTok / Adidas estrategia 2025 “Own the game” // STARTUPS - $150M para la insurtech Zego. / // BLOCKCHAIN - A la espera de MICA. / Vitalik anuncia una solución que escalaría 100x Ethereum. / Beeple vende 5000 obras por $69M en Christies. Los enlaces de arriba en la newsletter del podcast: https://nofinancieros.substack.com/ Visita: https://nofinancieros.com/ Imagen: Guy Billout --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nofinancieros/message

After the rollercoaster of 2020 it’s a brave soul that’s willing to commit to what 2021 will look like. But running a global network of talented and successful people means that we have been able to dip into the collective wisdom of 20 of our friends and supporters from InsTech London. We crowdsourced what is top of mind from some of the best people to predict the year ahead – i.e. those that are part of making it happen. One investor, two reinsurers, three consultants, five Lloyd’s syndicates, six growing insurtechs, and three others – all that was missing was the partridge and the pear tree. Scrubbed and polished - find out what the movers, shakers and thinkers at PKF, Munich Re, Swiss Re, EY, PwC, Deloitte, Brit, Talbot, Convex, Wakam, Chaucer, Concirrus, CyberCube, Blink, Riskbook, Flock, Zego, Insurtech Gateway, Voice of Insurance, Miller and FintechOS had to say. So much in 40 minutes: Why platforms will be so powerful, finally Climate change - here it comes Data - still hard to extract, but will be more in demand Trust - can insurance win it back? Outsiders - who's going to be revealing their true colours this year? Parametrics  And much much more.  Keep track of everything we are up to at instech.london and sign up to our newsletter for a fresh view on the world every Wednesday morning. If you like what you're hearing, please leave us a review on whichever platform you use, or contact Matthew Grant on LinkedIn. Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives InsTech London is accredited by The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII). By listening to any InsTech London podcast or reading the accompanying transcript, you can claim up to 0.5 hours towards the CII member CPD scheme. To claim 0.5 hours for this podcast, go to the Episode 118 page of the InsTech London website, or email cpd@instech.london.

Zego provides 21st-century insurance solutions for new enterprise. They give customers top-of-the-range, custom products to explore the full potential of their entrepreneurial spirit.  We spoke with one of the Co-Founders and CEO of the company, Sten Saar.   You can find out more or connect to Sten on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stensaar/     When you connect tell him you listened to this podcast and all the others.     We would be super grateful if you could take 2 mins to write a quick review which will help this reach a wider audience and bring some value like hope it has done for you.     Use the link below or write a review on iTunes directly: ratethispodcast.com/vineresources

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest big news, chats about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here and myself here — and don’t forget to check out last Friday’s episode that was honestly very good fun.This morning was a somewhat odd episode of our Monday show, in that the American election is tomorrow. Still, some things happened. So, here they are:Match, Uber, Alibaba, Square, Dropbox, EA, and Roku are expected to report earnings this week.The UK's venture capital industry is even less focused on investing in diverse founders than you thought, with our own Natasha Lomas reporting that "all-ethnic teams received an average of just 1.7% of the venture capital investments made at seed, early and late stage" between 2009 and 2019.The edtech boom is lifting all boats, it seems, not just those that belong to startups. Chegg's growth is picking up media attention.Marshmallow raised $30 million for its auto-insurtech product. The insurtech market is super hot these days, after the Lemonade and Root IPOs.Tencent led $50 million into Zego, another company that wants to provide video communications services to other companies.Warren raised $1.4 million to help regional cloud providers sell globally.The American election reaches its zenith tomorrow, before a period of vote counting begins. It's going to blot out the sun this week, news-wise. But then it will be over.Equity drops every Monday at 7:00 a.m. PT and Thursday afternoon as fast as we can get it out, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the casts.https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/31/equity-shot-boo-its-the-halloween-earnings-special/

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest big news, chats about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here and myself here — and don’t forget to check out last Friday’s episode that was honestly very good fun.This morning was a somewhat odd episode of our Monday show, in that the American election is tomorrow. Still, some things happened. So, here they are:Match, Uber, Alibaba, Square, Dropbox, EA, and Roku are expected to report earnings this week.The UK's venture capital industry is even less focused on investing in diverse founders than you thought, with our own Natasha Lomas reporting that "all-ethnic teams received an average of just 1.7% of the venture capital investments made at seed, early and late stage" between 2009 and 2019.The edtech boom is lifting all boats, it seems, not just those that belong to startups. Chegg's growth is picking up media attention.Marshmallow raised $30 million for its auto-insurtech product. The insurtech market is super hot these days, after the Lemonade and Root IPOs.Tencent led $50 million into Zego, another company that wants to provide video communications services to other companies.Warren raised $1.4 million to help regional cloud providers sell globally.The American election reaches its zenith tomorrow, before a period of vote counting begins. It's going to blot out the sun this week, news-wise. But then it will be over.Equity drops every Monday at 7:00 a.m. PT and Thursday afternoon as fast as we can get it out, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the casts.https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/31/equity-shot-boo-its-the-halloween-earnings-special/

David Brear and Nigel Walsh are joined by some great guests to talk about the most interesting news stories of the week just gone! Joining us today are: Nikki Daniels - Board Advisor for Honcho Markets and Founder & Director of e-Zee Insurance Solutions Esben Seyffart Sørensen - Head of Sales at Penni.io Oliver Ralph - Insurance Correspondent at Financial Times We cover the following stories from the insurance and insurtech space: Lloyd’s of London predict a £5bn claims payout (03:46) SMBs might get the payout after all! (12:42) Woman cuts off own hand in attempted claims fraud, get’s two years in prison (24:30) Zego partners with Swedish scooter provider Voi! (33:08) We also bring you an interview with Guy Farley, CTO and Co-Founder at Bought By Many who was recently crowned Technology Champion of the year at the Tech and Innovation awards ! (45:34) All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the insurtech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Hanna Samuelson and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Esben Seyffart Sørensen , Guy Farley, Nikki Daniels , and Oliver Ralph.

Sarah and Nigel are joined by Sten Saar, CEO and Co-Founder of Zego; and Kelly Barnes , VP of Marketing at Laka to discuss insurance for e-scooters and e-bikes. According to Google Trends data, since the start of lockdown there has been a surge in interest in electric scooters – with a 376% increase in searches. In the UK at least they can only be ridden on private land but the government started limited, legal trials of rented electric scooters on public roads, cycle paths and lanes as part of its review of transport following the easing of lockdown. We dig into what insurance is needed to take these out on roads, and why you might need a driver's licence to ride a scooter - and any penalties are logged against your car insurance and licence. All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider! *This podcast is brought to you by Hyland (https://www.hyland.com/insurance?utm_campaign=20_EM_Financial%20Services_Demand%20-%20Web_11FS&utm_content=website&utm_medium=11FS&utm_source=Hyland&utm_term=insurance). *Hyland offers solutions that complement your core Insurance business, providing employees with a complete view of the information they need, when and where they need it. Helping you deliver better experiences is at the heart of everything they do. Learn more at www.Hyland.com/insurance (https://www.hyland.com/insurance?utm_campaign=20_EM_Financial%20Services_Demand%20-%20Web_11FS&utm_content=website&utm_medium=11FS&utm_source=Hyland&utm_term=insurance) Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the insurtech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Hanna Samuelson and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Kelly Barnes and Sten Saar.

Rob Moffat is a partner at Balderton, a leading European VC, with investments including Revolut, Nutmeg, Wagestream, Zego, GoCardless, ComplyAdvantage and many more. In this conversation, Rob and Rebank co-host Aman Ghei discuss the state of the venture market, fundraising during a crisis, the most interesting new business opportunities in fintech and much more. To subscribe to the Rebank newsletter, including insights, essays and written transcripts of all new episodes, please visit www.bankingthefuture.com. Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Rob Moffat.

Stuart Kelly goes over creating an insurance company with Django. They've issued over 290 million hours of insurance so far. It's all hosted on AWS.

Adam Blake is a real estate and technology entrepreneur that has started, scaled, and exited multiple ventures and private equity-backed companies. He and Chris met early in their studies at Texas Christian University as they developed their own real estate careers.   Adam has played a huge role in Chris's life as he served as the inspiration and provided the mentorship that led Chris to make his first real estate purchase during his freshman year at TCU.  They have since held a close relationship over the last 16 years.  On this pod, they talk about Adam building his first real estate company in college, his first million dollar deal, pivoting into Solar software, the process of exiting multiple companies, and his thoughts on a future with COVID-19. Enjoy!  To learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital, visit www.FortCapitalLP.com Follow Chris on Twitter! @FortWorthChris 02:05 — Adam’s Story and What Lead Him to Be an Entrepreneur 06:32 — Adam’s Father and The Impact His Death Had on Him 07:38 — How did your first real estate company come together while you were at TCU? 11:08 — When was the first time you did a deal that made you a significant amount of money? 12:34 — How did you raise the money for that deal at only 18 years old? 13:34 — Adam’s Experience Winning The Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year Award & Meeting Chris Powers 15:41 — Adam’s First Million Dollar Deal 17:18 — Adam’s Journey Through The '08 Recession and His Success Through a Dallas Condo Deal 21:31 — Moving to Kansas City and Pivoting Away From Real Estate and Into the Solar industry 23:51 — What did you like about the solar industry and what was your experience like growing & exiting this company? 28:50 — You started building software at Brightergy yet how does a non-technically oriented leader create a software culture? 32:32 — Why did you exit the solar industry? What mistakes were made during this process that you’ll never forget? 37:23 — Is there anything you would’ve done differently in the selling process? 39:16 — How did you get the inspiration for your next company, Zego? 42:10 — What made you decide to sell Zego at an early stage? 46:05 — Should more people take the route you did in selling Zego? 47:57 — What is it about Vista that makes them such a great PE company? 49:17 — How do you develop an "awesome" product? 50:52 — How has your perspective changed over time with a wife, 4 children, and a son with Autism? 53:58 — Adam’s Son 56:17 — Adam’s Core Values in His Weekly Rundown and How He Came Up With This Concept 58:36 — What are you thinking, seeing, and feeling right now as it relates to the COVID-19 situation? 1:01:49 — What do you see happening for yourself in the next year? 1:06:05 — Does this give you a different perspective as to what your next career move will be? The FORT is produced by Straight Up Podcasts

Stuart has been a coder since he was 13 and professionally for the last 15 years. He has worked in various London startups since 2011. In 2016 Stuart eventually bit the bullet and co-founded Zego, a micro-insurance startup for the gig economy. Zego is a global insurtech business providing flexible commercial insurance for businesses and professionals.Resources:Zego BlogAWS Activate founder tier providers $1,000 in AWS Credits,access to experts and the resources needed to build, test & deploy. Activate your startup today.How to break a monolith application into microservices using ECS and Docker.

Women's Wealth: The Middle Way®: Good Food, Good Life with Colleen Kavanagh When Colleen Kavanagh couldn’t find companies that made nutrient-dense foods that would meet the dietary restrictions of her family, she was inspired to build her own firm. Listen in as Colleen shares the incredible story behind ZEGO. Join us every other week on Women's Wealth: The Middle Way®, a radio show aimed at helping women navigate questions about work, money, and family. You can find us on your favorite podcast app, including , , , . See you in two weeks!   Helpful Links: ZEGO: Glen Eagle:   Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC): WBENC-Certification: Women Presidents' Organization (WPO): Show Notes: Interview Transcript:  Susan Michel: Welcome back to Women's Wealth: The Middle Way®, the show that answers your questions about work, money and family. My name is Susan McGlory Michel, and I am the CEO and founder of Glen Eagle, a wealth management firm in New Jersey. Today, I am joined by Colleen Kavanagh. As a mother, Colleen was struggling to find food companies that made nutritious-dense foods, but also met the needs of the many dietary restrictions that her family was at the time juggling with. That is what inspired Colleen to create ZEGO. Making good, clean foods that show customers what exactly was in the products as well as the purity test results of the product. Wow, what an undertaking. Welcome, Colleen. Colleen Kavanagh: Thank you very much. Susan Michel: Colleen, you have a journey of many mothers, we enter motherhood and we don't know what to expect. Were there any struggles that you faced while you started ZEGO, and what were some of the challenging parts and how did you overcome that as a mom? How did this come about? What was the journey that brought you to even think to start your own entity and firm? Colleen Kavanagh: Well, I had kind of a classic mother's story of we had a need in our family that wasn't being met in the marketplace. And so I decided that that was a great opportunity to start a business and also to serve that need for other families as well because this was the beginning of the food allergy spike. My kids are in their late teens, early 20s now, so that was the start of that whole -  it's not really a trend - it's just an ongoing problem that seems to be increasing. And I realized that we had celiac disease, dairy intolerance, and my son was very sugar sensitive. And then our schools went nut-free. So once I had to combine all of those needs for both my kids and my communities, there wasn't any company that was making things that I felt good about giving to my kids to eat that was safe for them as well. And so I started a food company.  Susan Michel: Wow, you say that so offhandedly as if it's a simple thing to do.  Colleen Kavanagh: Well, it's not a simple thing to do. It shows my naivete. Yeah, it's true, though I have learned a lot. And I definitely would have people contact me and ask me, hey, I have a great recipe or I'm selling some, you know, pies to the local bakery. And I want to co-packer and you know, they kind of want to jump in. And I definitely have some advice that I've learned the hard way. And I'm happy to share with folks.  Susan Michel: That's what we do as women, I think, we share. It's like, here you are, a mom, and you've decided that there's a real need that you need to meet and you kind of are desiring to do this but what were some of the most rewarding parts? I know we just said that. We jumped in and we said oh my gosh, what have I done? But there had to be some rewarding parts of having a successful clean food company that you saw benefit your own children, but there are also some bumps in the road. Can you share both the rewarding part and maybe some of the things that you wish you had known when you decided to jump in the water? Colleen Kavanagh: Yeah, let me do the rewarding part because it's so singular and we could...

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Sarah and Nigel are joined by a host of fantastic guests to take a look at the biggest news stories in insurance and insurtech over the last few weeks. Our brilliant guests include: Lea Nonninger - Research Analyst at Business Insider Intelligence Oliver Ralph - Insurance Correspondent, FT Andy Rear - Chief Exec, Digital Partners at Munich Re Kicking off the show, we take a look at how US insurtech Lemonade has arrived in Europe! Lemonade was launched on the 11th of June in Germany, and they are introducing their new policy 2.0. The new policy is described as an easy to understand document designed for laymen instead of lawyers. Nigel argues that Lemonade will be able to get a lot more done a lot quicker in Europe than in America as Europe is a lot less regulated. Lea argues, as someone who has lived in Germany, the problem with launching a forward-thinking digital first insurance policy in Germany is that Germans are rather traditional thinking. Are they ready for this new modern insurance? (02:00) We continue by talking about how car insurance premiums have jumped by a third in three years! The panel argues that this is not necessarily a bad thing, but what impact does this have on the number of people driving? Young people say that having a car is very difficult because of the cost. Cars are changing and getting more expensive to repair, so with the cost increase, will this impact how many people are driving cars? Are young people less interested in having a drivers license? (16:48) Other stories include: * London-based insurtech start-up Zego raises $42m to fund European expansion (24:14) * InsurTech Futures: Insurtech UK and the Department for International Trade join forces (31:01) * Flock launches first ‘real-time’ insurance and risk-management product for drone fleets (36:06) * Inland flood defences save the UK £1.1bn a year (44:17) All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the insurtech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Andy Rear, Lea Nonninger, and Oliver Ralph.

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Colleen Kavanagh, Founder and CEO of ZEGO, LLC, which creates superfood bars and mix in's. ZEGO also produces clean protein powder and oats. ZEGO is the first company to be purity transparent.  Do you know what is in your food and do you think it is important to know? From chemical residue to cross contamination; does it start in the seed, the growing phase, the processing and packaging or the method of delivery? Who is testing and why you should know? What are they exactely testing and at what point in the process of food delivery and growing? What is OK for YOU in your food? Just what are you willing to know and give up when choosing a product from market? For more information on ZEGO visit: www.ZEGOfoods.com

In the second part of the Great Insurtech Debate, held at The Steelyard, London on 30th October, Instech London brought back together industry leaders for the second part of the evening to debate who will own the future of insurance. Speakers included Novidea, BoughtByMany, Trov, Zego, Zurich, EOS Ventures, InsurTech Gateway, AXA ventures, KPMG and Deloitte. Many thanks to our sponsors for the night, SAS and Novidea.   Listen to podcast 13 for the first part of the debate - "Is the insurance industry failing its customers?"

On 30th October, InsTech London brought together industry leaders at The Steelyard in London to debate whether the insurance industry is failing its customers in part one of the Great Insurtech Debate. Speakers included BoughtByMany, Trov, Zego, Zurich, EOS Ventures, InsurTech Gateway, KPMG, SAS and Deloitte. Many thanks to our sponsors for the night, SAS and Novidea. Join Instech London, our speakers and another packed audience to hear what they had say -  and what our audience had to ask them. The second part of the debate - Who will own the future of insurance?” - to follow in our next podcast.

We sat down with Harry Franks, Co-Founder and CCO at Zego to hear his views on disrupting the traditional insurance industry, building a world class team and empowering gig economy workers to do more. In 2016 Harry Franks, Sten Staar and Stuart Kelly set out to reinvent commercial insurance for self-employed people. They launched Zego and started with an hourly policy for scooter drivers which meant that drivers no longer had to pay for insurance they didn’t need. Instead they could get flexible cover for the hours they worked. Zego has since launched plenty more products, all designed to enable gig economy workers make insurance work for them.

This week, we're joined by Harry Franks, Founder and Chief Commercial Officer of Zego, an on-demand insurance platform founded by former Deliveroo employees. We're also joined by Nigel Walsh, Partner at Deloitte and insurtech specialist. This is an interesting conversation about how changes in the way people live and work impact their requirements for traditional financial services. Lots to think about here.   You can check out the report Nigel and his team recently conducted on the gig economy, in conjunction with Lloyds of London, here.   As always, connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or on our website at bankingthefuture.com.   If you like today's show, please subscribe on iTunes, or your podcast platform of choice, and leave us a review. Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Harry Franks and Nigel Walsh.

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Sarah Kocianski is back in the hosting seat this week, joined by Nigel Walsh and guests Alex Wheal, Commercial Client Manager at Hiscox and Ania Kubow, Co-founder of Nimbla. We kick things off by discussing what types of insurance are most meaningful to SMBs, discussing the issue of how SMBs can discover which type of insurance they actually need and how much cover they'll require. We also discuss how currently there appear to be almost no tailor-made insurance policies for SMBs. Then we go on to examine why insurtechs have decided that SMBs are worth the trouble and how technology is helping improve the space for SMBs. Sarah also has a great interview with Harry Franks, CEO of Zego while at Insurtech Insights last month. The two explore the insurance space for gig economy and small businesses. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Holly Blaxill. Special Guests: Alex Wheal, Ania Kubow, and Harry Franks.

A chance to hear Charlie Parmer and Harry Franks, the founders of two of London's recent startups, talking about how their businesses are using innovative approaches to technology to provide cost effective, targeted insurance. Recorded at our recent event  "Product Innovation Driving New Insurance Solutions" at the Steelyard. Learn more at http://bit.ly/2KPVKPt

In this episode, we meet Adam Blake. Adam is the CEO of Zego and tells us about the genesis of the company, the problem being solved, and the future of the industry.

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Rob Moffat joined Balderton Capital in 2009 and was promoted to partner in 2015. He is currently a board director or observer with five portfolio companies: Carwow, Wooga, Nutmeg, Prodigy Finance, and Patients Know Best. Prior to joining Balderton, Rob worked for Google in London, as a Manager in the European Strategy and Operations team, and for five years in strategy consulting at Bain. In this Seedcamp Sessions podcast, Rob covers the different growth engines which have proven successful for startups -- from paid marketing for companies like Carwow, who need to be rigorous in how they think about acquisition, through to continuous product innovation for companies like Revolut, and partnerships and business development for startups like Zego. Rob also covers how to navigate VC and strategic partnership relations, and how Balderton is thinking about the evolving Insurtech landscape. Show notes: Carlos Medium: sdca.mp/2entVR3 Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com Balderton: www.balderton.com Related bio links: Carlos: linkedin.com/in/carloseduardoespinal / twitter.com/cee Rob: linkedin.com/in/robmoff / twitter.com/robmoff

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Colleen Kavanagh, CEO of ZEGO organic snack bars that stand alone in the marketplace for 'FREE' from many food allergens and toxic components that show up in other foods.  ZEGO is the top of the market in fruit and superfood bars that are; plant-based, vegan, paleo, allergy-friendly, gluten-free, grain-free, high fiber, GMO-free and organic.  Just what is in your child's lunch box or in your work bag for a snack throughout the day?  What are you giving other kids who you feed in your home?  What is provided at work for healthy snack food? Can you trust a product to give to a child or adult with food intolerances?  If it is ZEGO, then yes, absolutely! When in doubt in feeding kids or sharing with others, err on the side of safety, keep out what you just don't need and give a superfood that is nourishing and healthy. For more information visit:  www.ZegoSnacks.com For more information on Dr. Jeanette visit:  www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com

In Episode 10 of the Art of Waging Small Business Warfare podcast, we bring you up to speed with Guerrillapreneur News, news about the sharing, gig and circular loop economies that is expected to grow to $335B by 20205. First, we discuss Airbnb's purchase of background screening company, Trooly. Will this be a broader trend with sharing economy companies? Next, we highlight Expedia and Priceline's strategic moves to take on Airbnb in the private accommodation market. Expedia and Priceline are using their platforms to post private listings alongside hotels listings. Expedia also purchased HomeAway, a direct competitor to Airbnb. How will Airbnb respond to these threats? I discuss six potential tactics Airbnb can execute to put Expedia and Priceline back on their heels. Third, we venture back into the pet sitting segment by discussing Rover, the leading US dog sitting service. The pet sitting segment is a small but growing part of the $67 billion pet industry. Rover has several options to continue its fantastic growth rate. Fourth, I discuss the funding of insurtech startups Zego and Trov. These two companies are helping the sharing economy expand by providing transactional insurance for delivery vehicles (cars, scooters, and bikes). Fifth, we ask the question, "Is ride sharing killing the automotive industry?" A study by AlixPartners indicates that for every car dedicated to ride sharing eliminates 32 personal vehicle purchases. This is great in the short-term, but what happens when the market reaches equilibrium? We review what actions market competitors are taking and discuss how the market will evolve. Sixth, do you love to cook? If yes, you are one-step closer to becoming an entrepreneur with the help of community market place apps, HomeCook and Shmeal. HomeCook and Shmeal give individuals the ability to market home cooked meals to their neighbors. How will existing food vendors respond to this threat? We look into the future and discuss seven potential responses. Seventh, the China sharing economy provides the most interesting business models. The latest venture is a bed-sharing service. Sleeping pods are placed around China and busy business people can pop-in for a thirty-minute nap. Does this startup's strategy open up the possibility to time-share ownership of residential family homes? Finally, we discuss my second favorite startup, WeWork. WeWork's recent funding round valued the company at $21B. Will WeWork be at the forefront of the future Gig Worker recruitment process? We theorize and make predictions. In Episode 9, I interviewed brand-building guru, SarahGeorge Durham, Wix.com Ambassador and the Founder of brand building consulting firm, Three4 Corporation. SarahGeorge is a dynamic business leader and brand builder who rides a Hurley and spends her weekends as an amateur boxer. She is one of Wix.com very first US Ambassadors and in this interview; she shared ninja techniques on how to use this FREE platform to build your Guerrillapreneur brand. She shared techniques on how you can use Wix.com's Search Engine Optimization (SEO) wizard to optimal your website and get more traffic. In fact, she references a client who was able to reduce their Google Adwords spending from $600 a month to zero just by using the Wix.com SEO wizard and here is what is fascinating, THE TRAFFIC TO THE WEBSITE STAYED THE SAME. Finally, she made us aware of FREE tools that Wix.com has made available like online Chat and online bookings that customers can use to interact with its customers real-time. Using Wix.com, there is no reason why you a David cannot compete with Goliath. Please check out Episode 9 on iTunes, Podomatic, or streaming at Ceyero.com. You can also view the video version of Episode 9 on Periscope (@Guerrillapreneur), on our YouTube page (Ceyero Consulting) or at ceyero.com. Please share your feedback and ways that we can improve the podcast. You can subscribe to (continued)

In Episode 10 of the Art of Waging Small Business Warfare podcast, we bring you up to speed with Guerrillapreneur News, news about the sharing, gig and circular loop economies that is expected to grow to $335B by 20205. First, we discuss Airbnb's purchase of background screening company, Trooly. Will this be a broader trend with sharing economy companies? Next, we highlight Expedia and Priceline's strategic moves to take on Airbnb in the private accommodation market. Expedia and Priceline are using their platforms to post private listings alongside hotels listings. Expedia also purchased HomeAway, a direct competitor to Airbnb. How will Airbnb respond to these threats? I discuss six potential tactics Airbnb can execute to put Expedia and Priceline back on their heels. Third, we venture back into the pet sitting segment by discussing Rover, the leading US dog sitting service. The pet sitting segment is a small but growing part of the $67 billion pet industry. Rover has several options to continue its fantastic growth rate. Fourth, I discuss the funding of insurtech startups Zego and Trov. These two companies are helping the sharing economy expand by providing transactional insurance for delivery vehicles (cars, scooters, and bikes). Fifth, we ask the question, "Is ride sharing killing the automotive industry?" A study by AlixPartners indicates that for every car dedicated to ride sharing eliminates 32 personal vehicle purchases. This is great in the short-term, but what happens when the market reaches equilibrium? We review what actions market competitors are taking and discuss how the market will evolve. Sixth, do you love to cook? If yes, you are one-step closer to becoming an entrepreneur with the help of community market place apps, HomeCook and Shmeal. HomeCook and Shmeal give individuals the ability to market home cooked meals to their neighbors. How will existing food vendors respond to this threat? We look into the future and discuss seven potential responses. Seventh, the China sharing economy provides the most interesting business models. The latest venture is a bed-sharing service. Sleeping pods are placed around China and busy business people can pop-in for a thirty-minute nap. Does this startup's strategy open up the possibility to time-share ownership of residential family homes? Finally, we discuss my second favorite startup, WeWork. WeWork's recent funding round valued the company at $21B. Will WeWork be at the forefront of the future Gig Worker recruitment process? We theorize and make predictions. In Episode 9, I interviewed brand-building guru, SarahGeorge Durham, Wix.com Ambassador and the Founder of brand building consulting firm, Three4 Corporation. SarahGeorge is a dynamic business leader and brand builder who rides a Hurley and spends her weekends as an amateur boxer. She is one of Wix.com very first US Ambassadors and in this interview; she shared ninja techniques on how to use this FREE platform to build your Guerrillapreneur brand. She shared techniques on how you can use Wix.com's Search Engine Optimization (SEO) wizard to optimal your website and get more traffic. In fact, she references a client who was able to reduce their Google Adwords spending from $600 a month to zero just by using the Wix.com SEO wizard and here is what is fascinating, THE TRAFFIC TO THE WEBSITE STAYED THE SAME. Finally, she made us aware of FREE tools that Wix.com has made available like online Chat and online bookings that customers can use to interact with its customers real-time. Using Wix.com, there is no reason why you a David cannot compete with Goliath. Please check out Episode 9 on iTunes, Podomatic, or streaming at Ceyero.com. You can also view the video version of Episode 9 on Periscope (@Guerrillapreneur), on our YouTube page (Ceyero Consulting) or at ceyero.com. Please share your feedback and ways that we can improve the podcast. You can subscribe to (continued)

I piccoli robot che ci aiutano a pulire la casa sono diventati "adulti" ed entrano a pieno titolo in quella che viene chiamata smart home, la casa intelligente dove una delle condizioni è la connettività. Oggi i migliori robot aspirapolvere si connettono alla rete e ci permettono di attivarli e controllarli a distanza dal nostro smartphone. Enrico Pagliarini ne parla con Gianfranco Giardina, direttore del magazine digitale Dday.it. Parliamo poi di automobili e di come cambia il nostro rapporto (anche grazie ad internet) con uno dei prodotti più diffusi al mondo. Ne parliamo con Pepe Moder, esperto di servizi digitali e docente ai Master Digital del Sole24ORE e con Sabrina Vinella, co-fondatrice di Zego, il primo servizio in Italia di carpooling urbano.