Enterprise Podcast Network

Dennis Underwood, CEO of Cyber Crucible that provides hyper-automated data and identity theft prevention software to businesses joins Enterprise Radio.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dennis Underwood discuss the following:

* I don’t hear much about extortion in cybersecurity. Can you help me define extortion in this context?

* You mentioned automation. Am I hearing you right, that the hackers are using AI?

* What are companies doing about theft and ransomware differently in response?

* You mentioned digital identity. Can you help me define what “digital identity” means in this context?

* Can you piece together for me the digital identity attacks you see compared to the data theft and ransomware attacks?

* You are talking a lot about automation here, and mentioned hyper-automation. What is hyper-automation, and why is this so important?

Dennis Underwood is a veteran, cybersecurity leader, inventor, and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience. He is an expert at cryptography, intrusion discovery and analysis, having discovered multiple previously unreported intrusions to clients throughout his career. Currently, he is leading a team of like-minded experts delivering next generation intrusion discovery and ransomware response automation tools to consumers.

Website: https://www.cybercrucible.com

Social Media Links:

Linkedin (business): https://www.linkedin.com/company/cybercrucible

Linkedin (personal): https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennis-underwood

People also listened to this: Transforming the Industry with Limited-edition Collections of Hand-crafted Whiskies

Jordan McGee, a World Whiskey Society Ambassador and the Co-Founder of Atlanta Whiskey Society joins Enterprise Radio. As a whiskey enthusiast and with his professional palate, he is a leading whiskey reviewer and also leads tasting events.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Beverage Industry Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jordan McGee discuss the following:

* Tell us more about the World Whiskey Society, how and why it was founded.

* How is WWS seeking to transform the status quo in the industry with limited-edition collections of hand-crafted whiskies.

* Talk to us about some of the collections and the differences between the Classic, Diamond, or Reserve Collection.

* How is the whiskey sourced and which countries do you source it from?

* Are the 31- and 32-year-old available to purchase online?

* For the whiskey lover, what are some recommendations this year in terms of holiday gifts? Any new products?

* Talk to us about the finishing/design of the bottles and packaging and why this is so important when it comes to branding.

* Where can we go to purchase, and do you ship everywhere in the world or just to select countries? 

Jordan McGee, Ambassador, World Whiskey Society

Jordan McGee is a World Whiskey Society Ambassador and the Co-Founder of Atlanta Whiskey Society. As a whiskey enthusiast and with his professional palate, he is a leading whiskey reviewer and also leads tasting events. He also assists stores with single barrel pick selections. Established in 2020, the World Whiskey Society comprises an ultra-premium collection of rare expressions previously unavailable to even the most sophisticated whiskey enthusiasts.  

Website: https://worldwhiskey.com

Social Media Links:

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

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

People also listened to this: Keeping Elephants Calm with Serge Lozach of Wine in Motion

Sonia Gomez, an advocate for alternative health, a voice for freedom, and a community leader in alternative health education for over a decade joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Sonia Gomez discuss the following:

*  Tell us a little about you, your background, and how you got into this business.

* What was your biggest motivation for getting into this business.

* What was your biggest challenge along the way and what did you learn from it?

* What was something that gave you the edge over your competition?

* What are 3 things you can share with our audience/community that can help them be more and have more in 2024?

Sonia Gomez has been an advocate for alternative health, a voice for freedom, and a community leader in alternative health education for the past 12 years.

In order to recover from a serious life-altering accident, Soina discovered the secrets to eliminating synthetic medications and holistically rebuilding her health. Food was the first, and most important medicine.

After publishing 1200 articles, and 200 podcast episodes, impacting 300mm worldwide with her story, and watching the ripple effect of the pandemic, Sonia decided to shift her focus to helping passionate, freedom-focused people design, build, and maintain chemical-free, nutrient-dense, sustainable food systems that will feed families and communities for generations.

Websites: https://soniagomez.tv | https://abundantacres.com

Social Media Links:

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

‌Instagram (Sonia Gomez): @the_sonia_gomez

Instagram (Abundant Acres) : @abundantacresofficial

People also listened to this: Keeping Elephants Calm with Serge Lozach of Wine in Motion

Serge Lozach, the Managing Director and Vice President of Wine in Motion, a U.S. wine importer which specializes in wines from Portugal joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Beverage Industry Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Serge Lozach discuss the following:

* Your work sounds so intriguing; can you tell us about how you got started?

* Could you describe your current role?

* Can you describe the challenges and benefits of running a wholly owned subsidiary of a foreign company?

* How do you manage expectations when they exceed market statistics?

* How do you manage to keep old categories fresh and new?

Serge Lozach, the Managing Director and Vice President of Wine in Motion

Born in New York City into a family of French restauranters, Serge Lozach has had one foot in American culture and one foot in European since birth. Upon graduation from Queens College of the City of New York with degrees in Communications and Political Science, Lozach immediately focused on wine marketing and sales. Over his career, employers included The Hess Collection, Moet Hennessy USA, SOPEXA USA, and Paul Hobbs Imports. In 2006 Lozach was certified WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) level 3 Advanced.

In 2018 Lozach was appointed VP and Managing Director of Wine in Motion USA, an importer specializing in the wines of Portugal. The company’s lead brand is Kopke Port, the oldest Port wine house (est. 1638). This Portuguese (as opposed to British) style Port House is an industry leader in the sales and distribution of Colheitas and Aged Ports, with some of Porto’s deepest cellars. Lozach oversees all marketing and sales, including building the brand’s national distribution network.

Serge resides in Pawtucket, Rhode Island with his wife Irene, and enjoys spending time with his granddaughter Ellie June. When not working, Serge can be found roaming the woods in search of prey with his two Cairn Terriers, Hudson and Farouk.

Websites: https://kopke1638.com | https://www.wineinmotionusa.com

People also listened to this: Positive Communication: Want to Win Your People’s Loyalty and Up Your Leadership Game?

Ulf Arnetz, currently the CEO and Founder of Howwe Technologies, a Swedish SaaS company offering an innovative solution for growth joins Enterprise Radio to discuss the future of Enterprise Tech.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ulf Arnetz discuss the following:

* Ulf, you’re what we call a serial entrepreneur. Tell us a little bit about your background and how you’ve come to earn that title.

* You’ve successfully founded and sold 3 companies, all through the same path; start in Sweden and end in the U.S. Why the U.S.?

* What is a piece of leadership advice you wished you had known earlier?

* Your latest venture is Howwe Technologies, a solution for growth. Tell us what you’ve set out to do with this platform.

* Within Enterprise Tech, what’s the next big thing to look out for and join early on?

Ulf Arnetz | Founder and CEO, Howwe Technologies

Ulf Arnetz is a Swedish 3x entrepreneur, with a proven track record of founding and scaling innovative companies primarily in Swedish and U.S. markets. He is the founder and CEO of Howwe Technologies, a SaaS company delivering acceleration software for CEOs. Ulf is based in New York City.

Arnetz has done the same international expansion where initial sales, delivery, and proofs started in Sweden, and then expanded directly to the U.S. market. His previous successes include IOS, which was sold to Nasdaq-listed Cambridge Technology Partners (CTP), where he became EVP Europe and almost tripled revenues within two years. Similarly, his company Corechange Inc., which was awarded the prestigious Global Fast-500 award from Deloitte, was sold to Nasdaq-listed OpenText, and Dice (Battlefield)* was sold to Nasdaq-listed Electronic Art (EA).

Business degrees from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, and IHM Business School

Entrepreneur of the Year, Sweden

Author of three management books

Website: https://www.howwe.io

People also listened to this: Positive Communication: Want to Win Your People’s Loyalty and Up Your Leadership Game?

Dr. Julien C. Mirivel, PH.D., the founder of the Positive Communication Network, a community dedicated to creating better social worlds through positive communication & co-author of: Positive Communication for Leaders: Proven Strategies for Inspiring Unity and Effecting Change joins Enterprise Radio.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Julien C. Mirivel discuss the following:

* What positive communication behaviors make the most difference for leaders?

* Why is positive communication so critical for leaders?

* How can you create a positive workplace environment for all?

* How can you create a highly cohesive team?

* How can you use the power of positive communication to effect real change?

Julien C. Mirivel, PH.D., is an award-winning teacher, author, and professional speaker. Originally from Paris, France, he is “among the founding scholars in the emerging field of positive communication.” In 2013, he was named a Distinguished Teaching Fellow at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where he’s served in numerous leadership roles, including co-director for the Academy for Teaching and Learning Excellence, chair, associate dean, and dean of the College of Social Sciences and Communication. He’s published in the most rigorous journals in the field of communication, is the author of The Art of Positive Communication and How Communication Scholars Think and Act, and has delivered hundreds of keynotes, trainings, and workshops on effective communication. Mirivel is a TEDx speaker and founder of the Positive Communication Network, a community dedicated to creating better social worlds through positive communication. He is co-author of: Positive Communication for Leaders: Proven Strategies for Inspiring Unity and Effecting Change (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers; July 7, 2023).

Website: https://www.julienmirivel.com

People also listened to this: Solving Humanity’s Greatest Food Challenges with Wanna Green from GreenOnyx

Dr. Tsipi Shoham, PhD, CEO, and Founder at GreenOnyx Ltd. joins the Green Business Podcast. The company has launched Wanna Green, a natural superfood derived from the duckweed plant that was recently launched into space!

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Tsipi Shoham discuss the following:

* Tell us about your background and how GreenOnyx started. Can you elaborate on the mission and core values of GreenOnyx? Also mention how your personal journey has shaped the company’s direction and priorities?

* How is your technology different, and how is it addressing global food challenges? What have been the most significant obstacles in developing and scaling your technology, and how have you overcome them?

* How is Wanna Greens different from other vegetables? What has been the response from businesses, organizations, and consumers? How is that impacting what the future holds for Wanna Greens?

* Wanna Greens has been approved by some of the top Michellin star chefs. Where has it been featured? When will it be available for people to see on a menu or in a store? 

* I understand there was exciting news released from the company. History will be made on November 10th when Wanna Greens is scheduled to be launched into space! Wanna Greens will be aboard SpaceX CRS-29 on the Commercial Resupply Service mission going to the International Space Station (ISS). Can you tell us more about that?

Tsipi Shoham, PhD, is the CEO and Founder of GreenOnyx. She has more than 20 years of medical research, specializing in cellular biology and cancer research. She led breakthrough product developments as Chief Technology Officer, with granted patents. Tsipi has a PhD from The Weizmann Institute in Israel, and a Post Doctorate degree from Stanford University. Tsipi has leveraged her background in cancer research to uncover the profound health benefits of nutrient-rich fresh greens. Recognizing the potential of phytonutrients found in greens, she founded GreenOnyx in 2013, leading a transformative journey to integrate fresh and nourishing greens into everyone’s diet. Research led to the water lentil, an underappreciated natural powerhouse, as the key ingredient in Wanna Greens.

Website: https://wannagreens.com | https://www.greenonyx.ag

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GreenOnyx1

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenonyx.ag

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

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

Twitter: https://twitter.com/_GreenOnyx

People also listened to this: Why Do We Need to Regulate Artificial Intelligence

Sanjay Puri, an AI Technology & Advocacy Expert and Host of the Regulating AI Podcast joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Sanjay Puri discuss the following:

* AI (Artificial Intelligence), is being discussed more and more today. Can you tell our audience what got you interested in AI and why do you see a need to regulate it.

* I know you host a weekly podcast called Regulating AI, where you speak with leaders about the difficult question of “How do we regulate AI without killing innovation?” Can you discuss your podcast and what you feel the show will provide for listeners on this important topic.

* AI is in a good sense exciting and in another sense kind of scary. How does one strike the balance between innovation and responsibility?

* What role will AI play in the upcoming presidential elections.

* You mention in a recent opinion piece you wrote that …“With every digital disruptive technology we’ve experienced over the past 20 years, we’ve fallen into the same failed pattern of releasing it, realizing the damage it’s capable of, and then trying to shoehorn in a legislative framework to contain it way too late in the game.” What strong boundaries should be strong boundaries in place for privacy, copyrighted materials, and discrimination protection?

* Will AI be regulated the same way around the world and should it be, or will Europe, Asia and the US regulate differently from one another and separately.

* Why should the US be in a position to be a global frontrunner in dictating how policy and procedure will address these sensitive issues on a global landscape while protecting innovation.

* What are the best ideas you have heard from the US Congress and our government on regulating AI. 

Sanjay Puri is a leading advocate guiding the conversation on how to regulate artificial intelligence. After years of guiding the relationship between US & India, Sanjay has turned his focus toward the ever growing conversation of AI regulations.

Through his weekly podcast Regulating AI, Sanjay speaks with world leaders about the difficult question of “How do we regulate AI without killing innovation?”

Website: https://www.sanjaypuri.com

Podcast: https://www.sanjaypuri.com/regulating-ai-podcast

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sanjaypuri61

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

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Ryan Song, the General Manager of Product Engineering at Hesslebach, a cookware dedicated to a healthy life of eating joins Enterprise Fit Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ryan Song discuss the following:

* How did the idea and materials behind Hesslebach come to life?

* What makes Hesslebach different than other cookware brands?

* What is Hesslebach’s mission surrounding healthy eating?

* What are some challenges Hesslebach has faced and how did you overcome them?


* What is your vision for the future of the cookware industry and how does Hesslebach fit into that vision? 

Ryan Song, in product engineering at Hesslebach, focuses on ceramic coating quality assurance. He ensures the ceramic’s purity and non-toxicity while overseeing its durability when integrated with PuraSteel. The coating process involves baking the cookware at 800 degrees Celsius and is only bested when temperature and humidity are perfectly optimized. Song’s meticulous oversight guarantees the cookware’s longevity and overall performance standards. 

Website: https://hesslebach.com

Social Media Links:

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

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

People also listened to this: State of Residential Real Estate

Jonathan Helfer, Co-manager of the Residential Real Estate Department and Partner at Romer Debbas joins Enterprise Radio. Romer Debbas is New York City’s largest residential real estate practice and a recognized authority in the field of real estate law.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jonathan Helfer discuss the following:

* How have interest rates affected the current market for first time buyers, those looking to downsize and even investors?

* How do the current interest rates compare historically?

* How has the availability of inventory impacted the market?

* What are some of the creative mechanisms buyers and sellers have attempted to utilize in this current market?

* How are agents working with clients to explain the pros and cons of transacting in this market?

* How are developers coping with this market?

Jonathan Helfer is a Partner in the firm of Romer Debbas and co-manages the Residential Real Estate Department. Jonathan has handled and supervised thousands of transactions, from the most basic to the most complex residential and commercial deals. Clients and brokers know that when they work with Jonathan they are working with someone who not only is extremely knowledgeable and professional, but also with someone who truly cares and wants the experience to be a positive one.

Website: https://www.romerdebbas.com

Social Media Links:

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

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/romer-debbas-llp

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