Enterprise Podcast Network

Marketa Blahova, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Daytrip, a travel platform allowing travelers to book private door-to-door car transfers in over 100+ countries around the world, with optional sightseeing stops on the way joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Marketa Blahova discuss the following:

* Tell us more about Daytrip – what does the company offer to its customers?

* What is the benefit of traveling with Daytrip as opposed to taking any other type of transport?

* What are the most popular destinations for Daytrip’s customers?

* Talk with me about travel trends. What are you observing within the industry and how does it affect Daytrip’s operations?

* How is Daytrip planning to start in 2024, what are your goals?

Daytrip makes traveling between cities easy. With Daytrip, you can book a private car transfer in 100+ countries across 6 continents through a network of over 7000+ English-speaking drivers.

Website: https://daytrip.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myDaytrip

Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/daytrip

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mydaytrip

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Richard Sgaglio, the Vice President, of Marketing & Development at The Osborn, Senior Living Residence in Rye, NY joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Richard Sgaglio discuss the following:

* First of all,  can you us tell us about The Osborn and your offerings for the senior community?

* As Baby Boomers are transitioning into senior living, what are boomers looking for as it relates to senior living and care?

* What are some of the top trends in the industry and how are you addressing those trends at Osborn?

* Can you tell us about the Osborn Foundation and what role it plays at the Osborn?

* How is the Osborn different from other senior living facilities?

* Can you share what is on the horizon for the Osborn in the next 5 years?

Richard leads The Osborn’s marketing efforts which include traditional advertising, digital marketing, social media, public relations, and website management. He also oversees the fundraising work of The Osborn Foundation. He has more than 20 years experienced in marketing, communications, public relations and fundraising/ development in the health care and senior living sectors.

Besides his professional role at the Osborn, he also serves on The board of directors for Friends of Karen – an organization that provides financial support and other services to critically ill children and their families. He also represents The Osborn at several community and professional organizations.

Website: https://www.theosborn.org

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOsbornRetirementCommunity

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-osborn

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theosborn

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@theosbornseniorliving

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Ralph Adamo, the Author of “Integrity @ Work” and the CEO of Integrity Wealth Management joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is on association with the Author Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ralph Adamo discuss the following:

Ralph Adamo is registered with and offers securities through Kovack Securities, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. 6451 N. Federal Hwy. Suite 1201, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 (954)782-4771. Advisory Services offered through Kovack Advisors, Inc. a SEC registered investment advisory firm. Integrity Wealth Management is not affiliated with Kovack Securities, Inc. or Kovack Advisors, Inc.

* Can you provide a brief overview of your book, “Integrity at Work: Using the Integrity Process To Find Your Financial True North,” and the key principles it imparts to individuals seeking financial guidance?

* In your book, you emphasize the importance of finding the right financial advisor. What specific qualities or characteristics should individuals look for when selecting a financial advisor to ensure a trustworthy and effective partnership?

* How does the concept of “Return on Life” discussed in your book influence the way individuals should approach financial planning, and how can a financial advisor contribute to maximizing this return for their clients?

* Your book suggests a shift from traditional financial planning to a more holistic and values-driven approach. Can you share examples of how this approach has positively impacted the lives of individuals and families you’ve worked with in your career?

* In a landscape filled with various financial professionals, individuals might feel overwhelmed when choosing an advisor. What practical steps or guidance can you offer to help listeners navigate the process of finding a financial advisor who aligns with their values and goals?

TIP: Take the time to reflect on your personal values and financial goals before seeking a financial advisor. This self-awareness will serve as a valuable compass in identifying an advisor who not only understands your unique journey but also shares your commitment to integrity and the pursuit of your financial true north.

Ralph Adamo,

Danny Newcomb, the CEO and Founder of Incantio, a platform delivering a constant stream of music for discovery joins the eMusician Podcast Show.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Danny Newcomb discuss the following:

* What do you think are the main changes happening in the music industry?

* How can another licensing platform help grow the music business?

* If you are an artist, can you still have a music platform that favors businesses?

* What do you think musicians need most of all in today’s economy?

* If you could create a perfect world through Incantio, what would that look like?

Incantio’s music licensing platform is driven by innovative technology and curated by AI, seamlessly delivering a constant stream of music for discovery. Their goal is to bring more equity and opportunity into the licensing space.

In 2021 Danny Newcomb began working with AI scientist, musician and father of “AGI” Dr. Ben Goertzel, exploring possibilities for music platforms and publishing with AI. In fall of 2022 Danny began working with Incantio co-founder and Logitech architect, Tiffany Larsen on designing a new licensing platform that is non-exclusive and geared toward independent musicians and content creators that license music. Ai curates the music as it is uploaded and recommends new music to users of the site through a music to music search, not using hashtags. With a patented search filter that enables a city by city search for independent music, Incantio is engaging with local stories and artists and advertisers.

Website: https://www.incantio.com

Social Media Links:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/incantioai

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/incantio

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Alex Gostomelsky, the Chief Financial Officer of Tapcheck that focuses on financial technology and human resources joins Enterprise Radio. Tapcheck helps clients promote financial wellness, while improving business performance by giving employees the financial flexibility of earned wage access.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Alex Gostomelsky discuss the following:

* Could you please explain who Tapcheck is and what the company does?

* Can you please share your backstory and how you became a member of the Tapcheck Leadership Team?

* What is the single most important problem Tapcheck is solving and how pervasive is it?

* Who are some of Tapcheck’s customers and what applications of Tapcheck are they using?

* The company has had tremendous success under your guidance and that of the rest of the leadership team.  Can you please tell us what’s next for Tapcheck?

Alex Gostomelsky, the Chief Financial Officer of Tapcheck

Alex feels capital access, and perhaps, more importantly, capital ownership, is the path to a more equitable and prosperous humanity. Alex has made a career of excelling as a multi-dimensional, hands-on operator and leader, beginning his career at Citigroup, later as a founder and CFO at a cryptocurrency hedge fund, and most recently as a strategic finance consultant, with stops including ServiceNow, Upwork, and many others. Alex holds an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management and a BBA from George Washington University.

Website: https://tapcheck.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tapcheckinc

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tapcheckinc

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tapcheckinc

Twitter: https://twitter.com/tapcheckinc

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Lori Mazan of Sounding Board, Inc., which offers a tech-driven, human-centric approach to leadership development joins Enterprise Radio. Her new book is Leadership Revolution: The Future of Developing Dynamic Leaders.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is on association with the Author Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Lori Mazan discuss the following:

* Why is a Leadership Revolution needed?

* What is so different now that we need new ways to develop leaders?

* Why is skill based development not enough?

* In the wave of AI, why is human to human development so critical?

* What have you learned from 30 years of exec coaching?

* What is the secret to exceptional leadership?

Lori Mazan is a distinguished 25-year executive coach who has provided tens of thousands of coaching sessions to top leaders, from Fortune 100 CEOs to venture-backed startup executives. She’s the co-founder, president, and chief coaching officer of Sounding Board, Inc., which offers a tech-driven, human-centric approach to leadership development. As the go-to leadership development firm for forward-looking companies—including Chevron, Sprint, Citibank, Intellikine, Tapjoy, and 10XGenomics—Mazan and her team develop capabilities that produce immediate, positive business results. Mazan packages these strategies in her new book, Leadership Revolution: The Future of Developing Dynamic Leaders (Wiley; October 3, 2023).

Website: https://www.soundingboardinc.com

Social Media Links:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorimazan

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SoundingBoardInc

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William Jewell, Founder of the Roatan Water Project – which is a project that aims to reduce plastic waste by installing a 10-hydropanel system in a school in Roatan, Honduras joins the Green Business Podcast.

William saw a need for fresh, sustainable drinking water on the island of Roatan, Honduras. Working with SOURCE Global and it’s water creation technology, William was able to secure installation of water-creating Hydropanels for a local school.  This interview looks at how a teenager identifies a critical social impact need and most importantly, creates a solution.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest William Jewell discuss the following:

* First of all, what brought you to Roatan and the realization that there was a lack of access to fresh, sustainable drinking water?

* I understand that public benefit corporation, SOURCE Global, was the solution you selected to help bring water to the island.  Can you tell us more about why this company was a good fit for your initiative?

* The Roatan Bilingual School was the recipient of the Hydropanels and water access.  Can you tell us how your initiative impacted the school and what the children and faculty’s reaction was?

* Access to fresh drinking water is critical, but were there other impacts from the project that were important that you’d like to share?

* What are your next steps for this project – and are there other equally remarkable social impact goals in your future?

17-year old William Jewell is the Founder of the Roatan Water Project, which is a project that aims to reduce plastic waste by installing a 10-hydropanel system in a school in Roatan. The initiative has raised over $50,000 to help bring additional sustainable water creation resources to Roatan.  The Roatan Water Project is using SOURCE Global hydropanels, which deliver a renewable water technology that uses the sun to extract drinking water from the air.  People can donate to support the Roatan Water Project through this site here.

The Roatan Project: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/charitable-allies-inc/roatan-water-project

SOURCE Global: https://www.source.co

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Peter Dyson, the head of analytics at Kovrr, the leading global provider of cyber risk quantification (CRQ) solutions joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is on association with the Cyber Security Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Peter Dyson discuss the following:

* In Q3, the SEC issued new cybersecurity rules mandating greater transparency and risk communication. We normally think of cyber incidents as a security matter. But could you give us a high level analysis on how this ruling makes cybersecurity a top boardroom and critical business issue? (Suggested to reference: https://www.kovrr.com/blog-post/new-sec-cyber-requirements-unite-security-leaders-and-business-stakeholders.)

* With the new mandate from the SEC, how is cybersecurity, and planning for risk, now very much a financial-impact type of conversation versus being previously siloed in the realm of security?

* Your team recently published the “ Fortune 1000 Cyber Risk Report: Determining SEC Materiality With Marketplace Benchmarks” (https://www.kovrr.com/reports/fortune-1000-cyber-risk-report), and provides companies with objective benchmarks of incident materiality. In more every day layperson’s terms, could you describe what leaders within Fortune 1000 companies, and even mid-sized enterprises need to know about “incident materiality” as it affects their business?

* What were some of the most astounding findings in the report, in your experience of working with Fortune 1000 companies?

* What are some of the top industries affected and how, based on your research?

* Could you describe how companies would use cyber risk quantification (known as CRQ), which is a solution your company Kovrr provides, as they plan for risk?

* What are the ways in which the findings of a CRQ assessment would be used by specific business and security leaders alike within a company?

* In your view, does the recent SEC findings escalate cyber security risk to a new level as one where now the CFO and CEO are involved or at least more aware on the financial impact of an incident? And why is this better for businesses navigating in an increasingly dangerous world for cyber security crime?

* What is one tip you have for businesses planning for 2024 based on your work and recent research? 

Peter Dyson has worked in risk and financial modelling for over 15 years and is the head of analytics at Kovrr, the leading global provider of cyber risk quantification (CRQ) solutions. He led the recent research just released from Kovrr on its new Fortune 1000 Cyber Risk Report. He has a wealth of experience through senior modelling roles in the insurance industry, tackling cyber, catastrophe modelling, exposure management and capital modelling. ‍ His qualifications include a PhD in engi...

Patrick McCarthy, A to Z Media’s Director of Vinyl Production, North America joins the eMusician Podcast. In this interview, we focus on A to Z’s unique offering of excellent customer service, extensive product options, and bespoke packaging, all of which are supported by its 30 years of experience.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Patrick McCarthy discuss the following:

* Can you tell us a bit about the history of A to Z Media? How did the company get started, and how did it evolve to where it is today?

* Can you share some examples of high-profile artists or labels you’ve worked with for vinyl, CD, or merch production?

* What have been some of your favorite projects to work on? The most challenging? The most fun?

* What advice do you have for independent artists who want to press a small run of vinyl records or CDs to get the best results?

* What advice would you give independent label owners regarding sourcing merchandise or other musical products for their rosters?

* What do you see as the future for physical music formats like vinyl and CDs? How is A to Z Media positioned to grow and evolve along with music industry trends?

Over the past 15 years, Patrick McCarthy has worked in many areas of the music industry. After receiving a degree in classical guitar, he worked as an audio engineer and producer in New York City. During this time he also co-created and co-produced the documentary film Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me (Magnolia Pictures) about the now-legendary Memphian rock group. Patrick relocated to Los Angeles in 2009 and continued to work as an engineer, producer, and performing artist.

In 2010 he started working at Light In The Attic, a prominent archival record label, acting as the project manager for releases and producing many. In this role, he worked on close to 300 releases including albums by Willie Nelson, Digable Planets, Lee Hazlewood, and the soundtrack for the Oscar-award-winning documentary Searching for Sugar Man (2012). In 2015, Patrick was nominated for a Grammy for my work producing the Lee Hazlewood box set. Because of these experiences, he has a deep knowledge of music manufacturing having worked directly with dozens of pressing plants and print vendors globally. Since 2021 Patrick has worked at A to Z Media as the Director of Vinyl Production, North America where he focuses on the company’s portfolio of vendors in the United States and Canada.

Website: https://www.atozmedia.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atozmedia

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atozmediainc

Twitter: https://twitter.com/atozmediainc

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Emily Creek, the Senior Director of Customer Insights & Strategy for Stable Kernel’s Market Research division joins Enterprise Radio. Emily is responsible for developing and executing strategic qualitative & quantitative research projects that benefit clients and their customers.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Emily Creek discuss the following:

* First of all, could you share what does Stable Kernel’s Market Research company provide to its customers?

* Why is market research important right now and why should executive leaders pay attention and use it?

* What is a strategic way to start in terms of what questions to ask?

* How can the information/data provided by respondents as prospective customers be translated effectively into insightful intelligence?

* What are some scenarios where this approach has worked well and made a competitive difference?

* What best practices would you recommend to make this advice actionable by marketing deptartments, teams and agencies for 2024?

Emily Creek serves as the Senior Director of Customer Insights & Strategy for Stable Kernel’s Market Research Division. Emily is responsible for developing and executing strategic qualitative & quantitative research projects that benefit clients and their customers.

With over 15+ years’ experience gaining actionable insights, Emily has worked across a variety of B2B, B2C, and non-profit industries to refine and position brands, products/services, and messaging. She is passionate about helping organizations better understand their audiences and solve tough business challenges.

Emily holds a BA in Sociology & Psychology from Indiana University, a MBA in Marketing from Georgia State University, and a Principles of Market Research Certification from the University of Georgia.

To learn more, visit Emily’s LinkedIn Profile.

Website: https://marketresearch.stablekernel.com

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