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www.iphoneapppublicity.comScott Lorenz is President of Westwind Communications, a public relations and marketing firm. Lorenz works with doctors, lawyers, inventors, authors, start-ups, iPhone app developers and entrepreneurs. As a seasoned publicist he is often called upon in the early stages of a company’s existence to get them “on the radar.” His clients have been featured by Good Morning America, FOX & Friends, CNN, ABC Nightly News, ESPN, New York Times, Nightline,TIME, PBS, NPR, USA Today, Washington Post, Woman’s World, & Howard Stern to name a few.

www.craigpeterson.comCraig discusses how iPhone App hackers can hurt the technology consumers rely on.

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With more than 14 years of sales and marketing experience in cell phone accessory solutions, Mikael Petersson is passionate about launching innovative consumer goods. He brings a dynamic and results-oriented approach to his position at iBOLT and values the longstanding relationships he has built in the years of working in the industry. Currently, Petersson heads up all sales and marketing efforts for the company.Prior to iBOLT, Petersson gained experience leading teams at a variety of mobile accessory companies, including Smarteq Wireless, Bury Technologies, and most recently, Herbert Richter Autocomfort, where he was responsible for launching iGRIP into the wireless accessory space.Petersson received his Bachelor of Arts in finance at Southeastern University in 1982.

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Matt founded Henge Docks over four years ago to solve a simple need - his computer cables were everywhere and he was tired of plugging them back in every single time he sat down at his desk. He now oversees all design and production. He's a perfectionist who likes to have fun and cares most deeply about whether his perfectionist designs are also usable.-Skills - both work and personal Creative problem solving and strategy
I love industrial design and engineering Business strategy is also a lot of fun-Hobbies/favourite activities
If it’s fast, I’m into it. Airplanes, cars, motorcycles, downhill mountain biking, uphill mountain biking.
I’ve done several forms of auto racing and hold a pilots license-Uniqueness/special talents
I can Macgyver anything from anything. Ran 48 miles in a day
I have the ability to eat Jello faster than any other living human I can do a perfect impression of Hank Hill -Favourite toys or gadgets Food
Buell XB12R
Porsche 911-Favourite foods
Whatever I’m currently eating, about to eat, just ate, or can eat right now. -Hometown - McLean, VA - DC area-College
University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana - Industrial Design Southern Methodist University - CoxSchool of Business MBA

www.craigpeterson.comCraig opens the show with his review and comment on Tech that made news. This week he discusses the must-have mobile apps and docks.

www.aldebaran.com/enGraduated from “Polytechnique and Telecom Paris”, his career was built upon two main sectors: informatics and banking. He worked for ten years in IT consulting and in banks, where he carried out multi-partners projects, then successfully became the CEO of financial enterprises in several countries. Fascinated by robotics, he has been closely following this market and its evolutions for 25 years.In 2005 he decided to leave the banking sector to take part into an uncommon adventure: the creation of a humanoid robot. That was the beginning of Aldebaran Robotics, a start up that brought together a few engineers and PhDs. In 8 years, Bruno Maisonnier’s incredible enterprise became a solid society, in which more than 300 people are currently employed. His robot, NAO, is commercialised all over the world, in the most prestigious universities as a research platform (Carnegie Mellon, Berlin University, Stanford, Tokyo University, Harvard…).In the future, Aldebaran Robotics’ ambition would be to develop humanoid robots at the service of a broader audience.Aldebaran Robotics’ vision: Robots for better living

www.craigpeterson.comCraig talks more about the Apple TV and how it can be the future of home entertainment.

www.craigpeterson.comCraig opens the show with his review and comment on Tech that made news. This week he discusses cutting edge devices.

www.torquinggroup.comwww.flyzano.com My team and I were responsible for the content creation/design for ZANO's Kickstarter campaign, as well as the overall product marketing for ZANO. ZANO is Europe's most funded Kickstarter campaign, as well as the most funded "Drone" project on Kickstarter. We raised £2,335,119 (USD$3,540,507) in a 45-day period. We strive to deliver rich and engaging web content, with an emphasis on original video content. I also focus on defining and optimising Torquing Group's global product distribution network and strategy. Torquing Group's drone technology is a developable platform, complete with SDK. I work in a B2B development capacity, enabling simple integration and development for our platform.

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Giovanni Tomaselli is founder and CEO of iON America and its sister company, World Wide Licenses Ltd. (WWL), which he formed in 1993. For more than 20 years, WWL has been involved in the design, development and manufacturing of digital imaging products for leading brands worldwide, including Kodak, Disney and Polaroid.In 2012, Giovanni launched iON and unveiled the company’s first fully-waterproof and Wi-Fi-enabled HD sports video cameras. The iON line is designed to make it easy to shoot and share action content.Prior to iON, Giovanni developed Disney-branded computer accessories and cameras for WWL throughout the 1990s and helped to create Polaroid’s next generation digital camera in 2001. In 2002, WWL secured the exclusive rights to design, develop and distribute Polaroid digital cameras worldwide, and became the first company to put a digital camera into a video camera format. By the next year, WWL had shipped more than two million Polaroid cameras to 30 countries worldwide.In 2006, Giovanni sold WWL to a leading consumer electronics manufacturing specialist, Flextronics, where he led the CE design group before acquiring WWL back in 2009. Since then, WWL has been focused on the design and development of portable, connected, consumer devices including inkless printers and portable video cameras. In 2009, Giovanni re-launched the Polaroid brand again, working closely with Lady Gaga, who served as Polaroid’s creative director.Giovanni and WWL were the focus of a Harvard Business School case study, documenting the company’s success as a foreign entity penetrating the Japanese market with imaging products.Giovanni began his career in real estate development and sports marketing, where he struck a massive, global licensing deal with the Soccer World Cup 1994. He is an Australian native who lived in Hong Kong for two decades before relocating to the United States for iON in 2013.