Podcasts about zound industries

WorkL founder, Lord Mark Price speaks to Swedish entrepreneur Konrad Bergström.Konrad has been extremely successful throughout his career and is the recipient of one of Sweden's highest honours, The King's Medal, in recognition of his entrepreneurial achievements.Hear everything from his childhood learnings, the time he spent in the Swedish army and his experiences which led to the founding of X Shore & Zound Industries (now Marshall Group).This podcast is brought to you by WorkL. Visit WorkL.com to find a job in the happiest workplaces, take our Happy at Work test, network, get career support from experts and much more. Work Happier with WorkL.*Please be advised this episode features some explicit language.

Superentreprenören Konrad Bergströms investeringar sträcker sig över krypto, hörlurar, högtalare, båtar, tvål och gin. Mest kända bolag som han varit med och grundat inkluderar konsumentelektronikbolaget Zound Industries, numera Marshall, samt elbåtspionären Xshore. Men hur ser hans privata aktieportfölj ut? Vad tror han om utsikterna för Spotify och kryptovalutor? Hur kan man ta rygg på hans känsla för trender och ny teknik? Och blir det börsen framöver för Xshore och Marshall?

As to be expected, lots of wheeling and dealing this week with a news cycle that was ringing off the hook. To put it mildly, if we discussed everything that happened this week, this show would run well into the wee hours of the morning.Up this week:01:10 - No Label Ventures - the new VC Firm for immigrant founders02:55 - Ireland has a new sustainability accelerator programme and everyone's invited06:25 - Norway's 1X raised $23.5 million in OpenAi-led round, and is working its robots into the security sector. What could possibly go wrong?10:11 - Tech Nation is in talks with Founders Forum Group. Yay!12:35 - Isar Aerospace closed a €155 million round, while Virgin Orbit called it a day and is shuttering its doors effective immediately.15:00 - The European Champions Alliance is helping scaleups maintain and foster innovation in Europe. Suhweeet!18:38 - There's another event that's also helping scaleups maintain and foster innovation in Europe. Hint: May 24, Brussels.19:36 - Fiona's one more thing. That she forgot. No Lable Ventures helps folks with visas.20:28 - Robin's one more thing. By Dan. Sweden's Zound Industries turned the partnership up to 11 and acquired Marshall.All this and a whole lot more on this week's episode of the Drive at Five.

Convos is back with another special guests to share her unique experiences as a black women in the tech space. Your host Khadijah Phillips: A highly driven woman who was born to break barriers, she proves that when powered by purpose, women are unstoppable. She's built her storied life and career brick by brick, fighting fears, failures, and setbacks to have the success she's always known was hers to claim. Today she personifies what it means to ascend above adversity while inspiring countless others to do the same. Having honed her expertise for over a decade, her work is a testament to what it means to leave an undeniable mark on the world. She inspires. She empowers. She unleashes. Extraordinary at walking others through radical transformation, she is as relentless about her clients' success as she is her own. Her life experiences make her relatable to women and men from all walks of life. Through her media company , Besties Media, Khadijah gives a voice to the underserved in the community all while developing social media marketing plans for her clients, building her new business autism mom club to support parents of special needs children like herself and coaching start ups. With a very diverse team, she provides multiple resources and an abundance of opportunities for the individual who just needs some direction, or the business that needs support with executing a goal or plan. The best aspects of being her client are her proven ability to turn an idea, into a dream, into a reality; and her outstanding commitment to integrity. In her free time, she freelances as a journalist for several magazines, produces virtual events and podcasts and does mom~ish. You can not stop this mom or her mission! @bestiesmedia www.bestiesbusiness.org www.bestiesmedia.com With over 17 years of technology experience specific to the luxury fashion and beauty space, Karla is currently consulting as a Sr. Manager, Project Management Ecommerce for one of the nations top beauty conglomerates, while also running her small business targeted at non profits and small black owned businesses. She has held positions taking her across Europe and Canada, sharing her knowledge and skill set amongst peers and Csuite executives alike. Her brand partnerships have included Zound Industries, parent company of Urbanears.com and MarshallHeadphones.com, and Adidas sound. Additionally, she was Director of Ecommerce for luxury beauty brand Kat Burki, Sr. Manager, Ecommerce Operations & Merchandising at Opening Ceremony, and Director, Retail & Ecommerce Operations, for Nicole Miller. Karla began her ecommerce career by creating Merchandising and Operational magic for the powerhouse fashion company, Jones Apparel Group. She handled everything from website builds (and rebuilds), customer service, talent scouting and development, e-commerce visual merchandising, and cross-functional retail development during her tenure. She has intimate knowledge of the in's and out's of both large and small, brick and mortar, and e-commerce retail businesses, and can help with any aspect a brand could possibly need. With that in mind, five years ago, she began lending her expertise to local small black owned businesses and non profits through her consulting agency, Twelve27 Digital. Philanthropically, she serves on the executive board for The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Womens Clubs Inc, is a member of the NAACP, a vocal supporter of Planned Parenthood, and Act Blue and other worthwhile organizations.

Konrad Bergström, one of the Nordic region's most successful tech entrepreneurs. A recipient of the Swedish King's medal for services to entrepreneurship and charity, Konrad is best known outside of Sweden for founding electric boat manufacturer X Shore (www.xshore.com) - dubbed 'the Tesla of the sea' and Zound Industries (www.zoundindustries.com) — the Swedish tech giant that produces consumer electronics for Marshall Amplification and Adidas. He now spends a lot of time on Soeder, the natural products collective. The atypical Founder talks candidly about his own work ethic and how he thinks working life is changing this century.

Han grundade hörlurs- och livsstilsföretaget Zound Industries, ökade intäkterna med 11 000 procent – och fick sparken. Han är mannen som tog takräcken till Nya Zeeland, wakeboard till Sverige och båtarnas Tesla ut på världshaven. Ja, Konrad Bergström är serieentreprenören som bara flyter med strömmen om den råkar vara elektrisk. I det här avsnittet av Digitala influencerpodden hör ni honom berätta om den galna tillväxtresan som slutade med frontalkrasch, skenmanövern som blev en monstersuccé och livet som kostade honom både hus och familj. Dessutom berättar han om kärleken till bergen och havet, och om den gången han steg ner från en bergstopp i Himalaya, lite osäker på om han just hade blivit pappa.

Konrad Bergström is the founder of Swedish electric boat manufacturer X Shore and Zound Industries, the Swedish tech giant that sells consumer electronics for Marshall Amplification and Adidas.  But before that, he was half a million euros in debt and living out of his car after his previous business, Megascine Agency, failed. Konrad set up the business which distributed brands like Quicksilver and Burton in Sweden in the late 90s. The company grew quickly and made a name for themselves, organising events such as the world's largest indoor snowboarding competition and the first European edition of the World Cup in wakeboarding.  So what went wrong? Listen to find out what.  If you have any feedback, we'd love to hear it. What would make the show better? hello@secretleaders.com  Sponsor links: quickbooks.co.uk/secretleaders

Riskkapitalisten och entreprenören Tommy Jacobsson har över 30 års erfarenhet från finansbranschen och är en efterlängtad gäst i Fundamentalt. Tommy grundade riskkapitalbolaget Zenith Group som har gjort framgångsrika investeringar i miljardbolag som Truecaller och Zound Industries. Tommy berättar om sin resa som riskkapitalist och om vägen som tagit honom dit han är idag. Vi får höra Tommy berätta om de viktiga kriterierna när han väljer ut sina bolag och vad som utmärker en duktig entreprenör. Dessutom får vi höra om hans egen investeringsfilosofi, hans bästa affär och vilken ekonomisk läxa han haft mest nytta av. Ett avsnitt du inte har råd att missa! Programledare för Fundamentalt är Anna Hegestrand och Jacob Liebermann på uppdrag av Fundler.Redigering: Elin SjödénMaila dina pengafrågor till: fundamentalt@fundler.seFölj Fundler på Facebook och Instagram: @fundlerappLäs mer om Fundler: www.fundler.se See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When you grow up in a family of inventors, you learn no idea is a bad idea, and anything is possible. With confidence in the knowledge that mistakes are learnings, and the way to make better innovations is to push the boundaries, Konrad Bergstöm is changing the world. Described as one of the most successful entrepreneurs of our time, the Swede is the founder of the multi-billion-dollar company Zound Industries, the makers of the innovative headphones and speakers loved the world over. These days he's focussed on saving the oceans through his electric boating company, X Shore. After turning his life around, switching a fast-paced international career to a life closely connected to his roots in nature, his energy and passion are contagious. Listen in as Vince and Konrad discuss his game-changing electric boats, Scandinavian design culture and how his experience in the Swedish Special Forces shaped his connection to nature.  https://www.xshore.com/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"En entreprenör som skapar trender för andra att surfa på" - det sammanfattar Konrad Bergström väldigt väl. Han är mannen med kristallkulan i högsta hugg som ser glapp i marknaden som andra missar och satsar sedan allt. Än så länge har det visat sig vara en väldigt lyckad taktik, det började med Zound Industries och nu går han all-in i sitt senaste projekt - X Shore, som med sina elbåtar revolutionerat hela upplevelsen att vara på sjön. En idé som till en början blev utskrattad av båtindustrin men som blivit en succé. Man brukar säga; ”Bästa sättet att bli miljonär är att vara miljardär och ge sig in i båtindustrin”, men det gäller inte Konrad. I veckans avsnitt av Retailpodden tog vi en tur ut på sjön för att ta del av hans entreprenörsresa och hans bästa tips för att skapa ett miljardbolag. Det och mycket, mycket mer...  Önskar du komma i kontakt med Retailpodden? Maila gärna: elisabet.karlsson@gate46.se

Paul Spain chats with Nicola Chamberlain, a Kiwi  designer who studied at Victoria University before building a global career in product design. Based in Sweden and working with audio company Zound Industries (Urbanears, Marshall, Adidas), Nicola shares about her fascinating career and the role of the designer in both tech and non-tech products (industrial design and product design).NZ Tech PodcastPaul SpainSpecial thanks to organisations who support innovation and tech leadership in New Zealand by partnering with NZ Tech Podcast:Umbrellar ConnectVodafone NZHPSpark NZVocusGorilla Cyber SecurityDatacomPalo Alto Networks 

Konrad Bergström is the founder of X Shore, a Swedish electric-boat manufacturer that designs pleasure craft with the environment and nature in mind. With modular interiors and without the noise of a loud engine they allow for a more enjoyable time on the water. Previously, Bergström founded Zound Industries, the licensee of Marshall headphones and speakers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You have probably listened to music in his headphones and maybe heard about the revolutionary electric boat company X Shore. Konrad Bergström started Zound Industries in 2008, including Urbanears and Marshall, which grew by 11.000% over a 3 year period. Today Konrad fully works with his innovative electric boat company X Shore. Konrad is a Megadealer that has extremely good spotting radar combined with a clear gut feeling. By adding statistical analysis and market research Konrad blends marketing and sales in perfection to become a true Megadealer of our time. In this episode, we discuss how to revolutionize a whole industry and why all senses should be considered when building new concepts.

Konrad Bergström inledde sin bana som entreprenör med ett jobb som sälj- och marknadsansvarig för Thule via sitt eget distributionsföretag på Nya Zeeland i slutet av 80-talet. Mellan åren 1988 och 2008 har Konrad haft ett trettiotal agenturer i Sverige för utländska varumärken som bland annat Quicksilver, Volcom, Burton och Wesc. Samtidigt organiserade han bland annat Megastar Snowboard Contest och World Cup Wakeboarding. 2008 grundade han bolaget Zound Industries som under tre år växte med 11 000 procent, 2013 fanns i 95 länder och 2017 omsatte 1,8 miljarder. Konrad är idag grundare och VD för bolaget X-shore. Konrad har bland annat vunnit Årets Supergasell 2013, Patriotiska sällskaps näringslivsmedalj 2018, German Design Award 2020 och Stora designpriset 2020 med sitt bolag X-shore. Han är dessutom aktiv i en rad styrelser och varit Mentor i FN:s UNOPS. .   .   . Häng med i snacket på poddens sociala kanaler: Chefssnack på Linkedin Chefssnack på Instagram

Konrad Bergström inledde sin bana som entreprenör med ett jobb som sälj- och marknadsansvarig för Thule via sitt eget distributionsföretag på Nya Zeeland i slutet av 80-talet. Mellan åren 1988 och 2008 har Konrad haft ett trettiotal agenturer i Sverige för utländska varumärken som bland annat Quicksilver, Volcom, Burton och Wesc. Samtidigt organiserade han bland annat Megastar Snowboard Contest och World Cup Wakeboarding. 2008 grundade han bolaget Zound Industries som under tre år växte med 11 000 procent, 2013 fanns i 95 länder och 2017 omsatte 1,8 miljarder. Konrad är idag grundare och VD för bolaget X-shore. Konrad har bland annat vunnit Årets Supergasell 2013, Patriotiska sällskaps näringslivsmedalj 2018, German Design Award 2020 och Stora designpriset 2020 med sitt bolag X-shore. Han är dessutom aktiv i en rad styrelser och varit Mentor i FN:s UNOPS. .   .   . Häng med i snacket på poddens sociala kanaler: Chefssnack på Linkedin Chefssnack på Instagram

Peter Holmberg joins Carlota Pico to talk about his role as global marketing communications manager for Marshall Headphones at Zound Industries. Peter discusses the importance of building consumer trust in ecommerce, explains how Marshall Headphones repositioned its campaigns to show consideration for audiences during the coronavirus pandemic, and offers sage advice for diving into digital marketing trends.

Konrad Bergström är serie-entrepenören som grundade Zound Industries. Ett bolag som framgångsrikt var först med designerhörlurar under varumärken som t ex Urbanears och växte med otroliga 11 000% på bara tre år. En tvist om företagets framtida utveckling gjorde att Konrad sålde sin ägarandel, vilket möjliggjorde att han idag kan satsa fullt ut på sitt innovativa elbåtsföretag Xshore med visionen att bli en båt åt folket.

Konrad Bergström and X Shore have set out to change the boating industry, one electric motor at a time.  Timing is everything for Konrad Bergström. So when he first got the idea for X Shore in 1996, he trademarked the name immediately, but didn’t launch the company he had in mind just yet. It wasn’t the right time. Bergström wanted to build safer boats, but he realized that the boating world was lagging behind the automobile industry when it came to details and design. Instead of forcing his dream, he chose to wait. Over a decade later, inspiration to launch his boat company struck once again, but this time the dream had become bigger. With the world beginning to fully embrace electric vehicles, he wanted to build and sell a sleek, top-of-the-line, 100% electric marine craft. “This makes actually more sense on the water,” Bergström says. “Because it’s an open area where you are getting fumes, and you are getting noise disturbance, and it’s actually taking more energy to drive in the water.” Twenty years later, in 2016, X Shore developed its first working prototype. Today, Bergström and his team are ready to change the world’s view on how boats are powered. Not only do they hope to reduce pollution and the impact on wildlife with their electric engines, but they also hope to improve the overall boating experience for the consumer. But long before Bergström would design his first boat, he started with headphones. One Journey Ends, Another Begins If you ask Bergström, he’ll say that he’s never experienced what a real job is like. He’s just experienced different ideas. From an early age, Bergström has had an entrepreneurial spirit and a knack for creativity. At just 16, he moved to New Zealand, launching a distribution company for windsurfing gear called Thule Roofracks, among other projects. However, his greatest achievement was founding Zound Industries in 2008, where he served as its president until April of 2019. While at the skateboarding fashion company WeSC, Bergström helped the brand to create a line of fashionable headphones. Wanting to take the concept one step further, Bergström founded Zound and turned it into an electronics giant, specializing in headphones and speakers. The company created many popular headphone brands such as Urbanears, and held licensing deals with audio behemoths like Marshall. During his 10 years as president of the company, they would go on to sell over 20 million products in 135 countries. Despite the strong sales, Zound and Bergström parted ways over differences on the direction of the company. “I always think that things happen for a reason,” Bergström says. “So I have moved on and I wish them all the luck. And I did build a fantastic company, so that’s never gonna go away, even if I don’t have any ownership anymore.” The separation from Zound allowed Bergström to give all of his attention to X Shore, which had gained new life in 2012 after Bergström saw the rise of Tesla and its technological advances. With the electric revolution for automobiles well underway, he felt that concept of the electric boat would also take off. “We started the electric product in 2012, and basically, I thought it was going to be easy,” Bergström says. “Looking at the internet at some lithium batteries and some engine, like, how hard can it be?” Very hard, as it turned out. Over the next four years, the team would work on the concept before completing their first working prototype in 2016. And although it took years longer than he anticipated, Bergström was glad that they went through the growing pains. “That one, by the way, looked like crap,” Bergstorm says about the initial prototype. “Sometimes, an idea on paper is very far from getting it industrialized. So it takes time, especially with such a big product, to go through all the details and find solutions that economical, so you can have the margins and survive as a company.” Let the Other Guy Build the Tech Bergström and X Shore don’t want to recreate the wheel. Rather, they just want to right the ship. With Tesla and other companies openly releasing their electric technology, Bergström didn’t feel the need to develop his own tech for boats. Sure, he’d have to develop some things on his own, but for the most part, why not use what’s already out there, he figured. “X Shore, of course, has some of its own technology,” Bergström says. “But basically, we are piggybacking on the automotive industry.” With armies of engineers grinding away on this type of technology, which is changing all the time, it made more sense to have others advance the technology and for X Shore to translate it into a marine environment. Not to mention, this approach helped their bottom line. “Instead of having like 100% of the development cost, say that we are paying like 3%,” Bergström says. “But it’s still a lot of money. … We have the first mover advantage of building a new segment, but we are not driving the technology.” The approach has also allowed X Shore to keep its staff smaller, which includes not having an in-house engineering team. That’s basically unheard of for an innovative company such as this. X Shore has partnered with automotive giants such as BMW and Rolls Royce to help find the best solutions for maximizing speed and driving range. Despite not having an engineering team in house, it doesn’t mean that X Shore is done innovating. They still have a lot of work to do in order to become a leader in the marine industry. “We spent around 50,000 engineering hours so far,” Bergström says. “And I think that we are going to have to spend another 50,000, so it’s a total of 100,000 engineering hours.” Next Up Bergström is excited to start selling boats and shipping them, starting sometime next year. More importantly, he’s ready to bring more awareness to X Shore, which includes unveiling the third generation of its product in January. When he first started to openly share the idea of an electric boat, the reception wasn’t warm. Now he feels, the timing is finally right. Proof lies in the company’s recent investment campaign, which raised €1.5 million. “With a product like this, I needed the car electric revolution to go first,” Bergström says. “When I talked to people in 2012 and said that I’m going to do an electric boat, they are like, you are crazy. But now when we are at the tradeshow, everybody is like, oh that makes sense why didn’t anyone do it earlier.” Even if people are still skeptical about the concept, however, all they’ll need to do to become convinced is take a ride. “Once you experience the power of silence, you never go back,” Bergström says. “It’s truly amazing. Tips for Inspiring Creativity Konrad Bergström has built a career around opportunity and creativity. A founder of multiple businesses, he’s always kept his eyes open for new concepts and has kept his ideas free flowing. Since 1980, he’s created businesses that ranged from snowboarding contests to stereo headphones. Bergström now is onto his next adventure, X Shore, where he hopes to change the world of boating by making it greener and quieter. If you’re in a creative funk, here are three tips from Bergström for inspiring creativity: Be Patient Bergström initially wanted to start the boat company in 1996, so much so, that he trademarked the name X Shore before actually creating the company. Unsure of the direction he wanted to take, he waited until 2012, when after witnessing Tesla’s new technology with electric cars, he was inspired. It only was then that he knew wanted to build boats that were fully powered by batteries. If at first you don’t find the right concept you feel comfortable with, especially when it comes to creating a business, be patient. Pursue other interests, and along the way, you may get the inspiration you were looking for in the beginning. Even if it takes 16 years. But Also Be Persistent “It took me a long time on different things,” Bergström says, “But sometimes, time is what you need because when you can think things over and over again, it does make you come to better conclusions, especially when you work in design.“ X Shore launched its first working prototype in 2016, nearly four years after officially moving forward on building an electric boat. However, just as Bergström was patient in coming up with the initial concept for the company, he was also very persistent when it came to the design and functionality of the boat. He wanted everything to be just right before releasing it to market. Look Around You Bergström was raised in a home of creative individuals. His mother was a theater director, his father was an engineer, his grandmother exposed him to nature, and his grandfather was an innovator in medicine with over 200 patents. Wherever he looked, he saw a creative role model. However, according to Bergström, you can be inspired anytime and anywhere. You don’t have to be from a family full of creative individuals. It’s more about exposing yourself to different environments, people, and settings. You just have to “change rootings” as Bergström puts it. You can draw inspiration from playing with children, products you’re buying, or even the food that you’re eating. “You just have to open your senses to make the right choices when it comes to creativity,” Bergström says. Interview by Nathan Chan, feature article reprinted from Foundr Magazine, by Nick Allen Key Takeaways The series of unconventional jobs Bergström held from a young age Why Bergström trademarked the name X Shore in 1996 but didn’t launch it for two decades How Zound Industries took over Bergström’s life for 10 years, and what ultimately led him to walk away from the company Why Bergström decided to let the electric car revolution play out first The growing pains that came with creating a working prototype for electric boats How X Shore piggybacks on the automotive industry Bergström’s plans to start selling and shipping X Shore boats in 2020

Konrad Bergström är serieentreprenören som startat Zound Industries och nu bygger upp X-shore: ett bolag som inte sällan beskrivs som ett slags ”Tesla för havet”. Med eldrivna lyxbåtar vill han utmana branschen att tänka nytt, och med ökad storskalighet hoppas han få ner priset tillräckligt mycket för att sälja stora volymer i framtiden. Vi diskuterar hur det är att revolutionera en industri.   Glöm inte prenumerera och följ oss på www.instagram.com/underfemton

In this episode we meet the man behind Sweden’s fastest growing, and arguably loudest, company – Zound Industries. After recently leaving Zound he went on to start making silent and fast electric boats for a global market. This is the story of Konrad Bergström and his new company XShore. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Superentreprenören Konrad Bergström gör ett återbesök i Framgångspodden och bjuder på ett helt otroligt avsnitt! Förra gången som han var med pratade vi om hans resa med miljardbolaget Zound Industries, han har nu gått vidare och ska revolutionera båtbranschen med elbåtar med sitt nya företag Xshore! Vi går in på en karriär fylld av motgångar och framgångar, vad som krävs för att gå globalt direkt, mindset och att gå sin egen väg! Förra avsnittet blev helt fantastiskt, och det här blev ännu bättre! Tusen tack för att du lyssnar! Boka Framgångsturnén: https://www.framgangspodden.se/forelasning Beställ Framgångsboken: bit.ly/2DK4cvy Alexander Pärleros Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexanderparleros Bästa tipsen från avsnittet i nyhetsbrevet: www.framgangspodden.se Sök till VIP Gruppen: www.facebook.com/groups/framgangspoddenVIP

Superentreprenören Konrad Bergström gör ett återbesök i Framgångspodden och bjuder på ett helt otroligt avsnitt! Förra gången som han var med pratade vi om hans resa med miljardbolaget Zound Industries, han har nu gått vidare och ska revolutionera båtbranschen med elbåtar med sitt nya företag Xshore! Vi går in på en karriär fylld av motgångar och framgångar, vad som krävs för att gå globalt direkt, mindset och att gå sin egen väg! Förra avsnittet blev helt fantastiskt, och det här blev ännu bättre! Tusen tack för att du lyssnar! Boka Framgångsturnén: https://www.framgangspodden.se/forelasning Beställ Framgångsboken: bit.ly/2DK4cvy Alexander Pärleros Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexanderparleros Bästa tipsen från avsnittet i nyhetsbrevet: www.framgangspodden.se Sök till VIP Gruppen: www.facebook.com/groups/framgangspoddenVIP

Intern kritik mot Dagens Industris chefredaktör. Var engagerad i bolag DI granskade. Damernas Världs chefredaktör gör reklam för hudvård. Vänstertidningar på fallrepet. Avtagande VR-hajp hos medier. DI:s chefredaktör var engagerad i bolag tidningen granskade Affärstidningen DI pratar gärna om sin policy för transparens om de anställdas aktieinnehav. Men hur öppna inför läsarna och inför varandra på redaktionen är egentligen tidningen om andra typer av bolagsengagemang? Tidigare i år granskade tech-redaktionen på Dagens Industri en sårig ägarstrid kring svenska bolaget Zound Industries. Det blev en granskning, som utöver publiceringarna, också kom att utmynna i en intern förtroendekris för tidningens nya chefredaktör Peter Fellman.        Damernas Världs chefredaktör gör reklam för hudvård Mode- och skönhetstidningen Damernas Värld grundades på 1940-talet och beskrivs som ledande inom sitt fält. Men hur står det till med det journalistiska oberoendet? Och vilka principer för att värna den redaktionella integriteten gäller på redaktionen? På Instagram gör chefredaktören Martina Bonnier betald reklam för hudvårdsprodukter.  Rödrosa tidningar på fallrepet Flamman, Feministiskt perspektiv, Bang och ETC. Bland den del av pressen som står till vänster har man dom senaste veckorna kunnat se ett mönster. Upprop på upprop. Kriskampanjer och vädjan om pengar för att klara utgivningen. Det är som om stora delar av den rödrosa pressen förklarat sig själva i kris. Har det blivit svårare att bedriva presstöds-uppburen journalistik, eller handlar det här om att ingen vill betala för idéer och åsikter som står till vänster? Avtagande VR-hajp hos medier VR-glasägonen lanserades som nästa stora grej och många mediehus var snabba med att haka på trenden. Men vad hände egentligen med Virtual Reality-journalistiken? Två år efter hajpen tar vi tempen på satsningarna.

Konrad Bergström talar ut om ägarstriden på Zound Industries och om sitt nya liv som startup-investerare på bland annat elbåtsbolaget X Shore. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Konrad Bergström talar ut om ägarstriden på Zound Industries och om sitt nya liv som startup-investerare på bland annat elbåtsbolaget X Shore. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hittills har Pernilla Ekman hållit en låg profil som vd för miljardbolaget Zound Industries. I det här avsnittet talar hon ut om varför du ska börja prata med dina prylar. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I veckans podd pratar Breakits grundare Stefan Lundell och Olle Aronsson om turbulensen i hörlursbolaget Zound Industries där grundaren Konrad Bergström fick sparken i veckan. Dessutom om vårt avslöjande att svenska partier kartlägger användarna på deras sajter – och varför vi också gör det.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Skivbolagen dumpar sina aktier i Spotify. Hörlurs- och högtalarbolaget Zound Industries krattar för börsnotering men medgrundaren uppges vara på väg bort och så om att Wallenbergs FAM investerat i AI-doldis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Miljardbolagsgrundaren till Zound Industries, som ligger bakom hörlurarna Marshall och Urbanears! Det blir lyssnarfrågor LIVE, tre bolagspitchar och väldigt mycket bra insikter! Rösta på Veckans Business i vår app så har du möjligheten att få en inbjudan till Businesspodden Awards. Ladda ner appen i App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/se/app/businesspodden/id1318269951?mt=8  

Idag är superentrepenören Konrad Bergström på besök. Tomater, Zound Industries, thaiboxning, Förenta Nationerna och viljan att hela tiden lära sig nya saker är några av de ämnen som tas upp i dagens avsnitt.  Trevlig lyssning! 

I veckans avsnitt av Big in Asia möter vi Henrik Holm, försäljningschef på supergasellen Zound industries. Henrik berättar om sin nya roll på det växande bolaget, hans bakgrund som expat kid som började i Saudiarabien och såg Asiens stora potential redan när han flyttade med sin familj 1998 till redan då populära Singapore. Vi får höra om hur det är att ansvara för 12 asiatiska länder i ett svenskt bolag med säte i Stockholm. Allt detta och mycket mer i veckans avsnitt!

Det första avsnittet av Q-podd presenterar finansmannan, författaren och entreprenören Tommy Jacobson. Han är medgrundare till ett antal kända investmentbolag. För att nämna några så börjar vi med Trevise, som under 1990-talet såldes till Unibank som i sin tur blev en del av Nordea år 1998. Därefter grundande han tillsammans med Sune Nilsson kapitalförvaltningsbolaget Quesada, och det mest aktuella som fyller hans vardag är investeringsbolagen Varenne & Zenith. Han sitter på ordförandestolen för bland annat supergasellen Zound Industries som på bara några år gått från noll - en miljard i omsättning. Vår intervjuprofil för detta samtal, som fått nöjet att få en timme utav Tommys enormt bokade kalender är ingen mindre än, Johannes Hansen, Sveriges främsta mentala rådgivare.

Superentreprenören Konrad Bergström gästar! Du känner igen hans hörlurar Marshall och UrbanEars, som är sprunget ur Konrads miljardbolag Zound Industries. Möt artificiell intelligens, ADHD och att lansera i 18 länder samtidigt. Hör hans berättelse från 5 miljoner i privata skulder till dagens extraordinära framgångar!

Superentreprenören Konrad Bergström gästar! Du känner igen hans hörlurar Marshall och UrbanEars, som är sprunget ur Konrads miljardbolag Zound Industries. Möt artificiell intelligens, ADHD och att lansera i 18 länder samtidigt. Hör hans berättelse från 5 miljoner i privata skulder till dagens extraordinära framgångar!

Svenska Uber bluffar om förarkontroller, Spotify får finbesök och Zound Industries tar in pengar för att släppa en mobiltelefon. Vi sammanfattar Almedalen och diskuterar det svenska startupmanifestet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.