Ted's longtime friend Sarah Robinson joins Tech Done Different. She currently serves Facebook as the Privacy Risk Manager in the General Counsel's Office and answers questions about big tech, privacy, security, and leadership.

What is the role of big tech in society? How should privacy and security work together? What happens when leadership embraces new ways of thinking?

These questions are all answered when Ted's longtime friend Sarah Robinson joins Tech Done Different. She currently serves Facebook as the Privacy Risk Manager in the General Counsel's Office.

You'll learn:

• why regulators can't keep up with the rapid advancements in security (and what to do about it)
• why security requires flexibility
• what happens when leadership embraces new ways of thinking (and what happens when they don't)
• why security is a team sport
• what happens when security, privacy, and the business all play together nicely
• how to think about return on investment (hint: by being able to make better decisions)

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Guest
Sarah Robinson
On Linkedin 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-robinson-2b8a141b/

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Host
Ted Harrington
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Luther Miller is the CIO & CTO of a custom action figure company (seriously, you can turn yourself into a figurine!). He helps us examine how to bridge the divide between digital and physical in order to create seamless customer experiences.

You'll learn:

• why different problems require different approaches depending on different levels of maturity
• how to measure when you need to level up your approach to a given engineering challenge
• what it means to think of a problem in terms of "book ends"
• why it is important to create experiences, both in digital and physical forms
• how to overcome resource constraints
• what to do about non-functional requirements and when to deal with them
• why the hardest decision in a given day is deciding what not to do
   

Guest
Luther Miller
On Linkedin 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/luthermiller/

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Host
Ted Harrington
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Known as "The People Hacker," renowned social engineer Jenny Radcliffe joins Tech Done Different to give the insider's perspective on social engineering.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• why social engineering is "the art of the possible"
• why companies want to have their own "bad guy"
• what happens when you make it real to the customer how they could be exploited
• what characteristics define great social engineers
• how to remove permanent failure by "never closing the file"
• why to be clear about scope with the client
• what happens when ego gets in the way
• why even security professionals can be attacked
• why humans defeat humans

Guest
Jenny Radcliffe
On Twitter 👉https://twitter.com/Jenny_Radcliffe
On Linkedin 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenny-radcliffe-the-people-hacker-%F0%9F%8E%A4%F0%9F%8E%A7%F0%9F%A7%A0-85ba1611/

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Host
Ted Harrington
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Joy Mangano is one of the most successful product inventors and entrepreneurs in the history of the Home Shopping Network (HSN); in fact, she's so good there's a movie about her life story.

Joy joins Tech Done Different to teach us how to apply her principles of success to careers in tech and security.

You'll learn:

• what it means to "shift your skis" and why this is a crucial component to achieve outsized success
• why you need to be so connected to your customer that you literally dream about them
• how to earn permission from your customer to expand into other areas (and make them follow you)
• why being authentic is so important, and how your customers can sense it from a mile away
• why you need to tune into empathy for you customer: understand their problems, how to solve, and how to save them money
• why any business, including security- what it means that "there are no experts" and what this has to do with change

Guest
Joy Mangano
On Twitter 👉https://twitter.com/JoyMangano
On Linkedin 👉https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-joy-company-llc/people/

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Host
Ted Harrington
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You'll hear insights from a place seemingly far afield from tech: real estate investing. Elliott Elkhoury is the founder of Ace Properties, a guru on financial independence through real estate.

Elliott Elkhoury is the founder of Ace Properties, a guru on financial independence through real estate, and perhaps most surprisingly: a massive voice on Tik Tok. He teaches us how to be contrarian, and apply principles that drive success in any field, including especially tech.

You'll learn:

• Why innovation often happens by accident
• Why to be brave enough to try something different
• Why social media is the future of advertising, and how to win at it
• How to figure out what people want, and then give it to them
• Why relationships are so crucial, and why technology exists to amplify relationships, not replace them
• Why being contrarian is the best way to invest in anything
• What to do when you realize that numbers do, in fact, lie
• How business teaches you about investing

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Guest

Elliott Elkhoury

On Linkedin 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliottelkhoury/

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Host

Ted Harrington

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In this episode of Tech Done Different, you'll hear from Mark Geller as we explore how to build a winning team culture by solving problems that are meaningful to your customers.

You'll learn:

• why to listen and pay attention to what your people say (hint: it's how you attract and retain in-demand talent)
• whether to hire experience or intelligence
• why to connect work to the larger mission
• what it means to "create jobs people want" and how to do it
• why an engineering team is like a basketball team
• why to vet for ability to collaborate
• why culture is superior to process (but what process does to help bolster culture)
• how to think about when you need to fire somebody

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Mark Geller

On Linkedin 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/in/markgeller/
On Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/markgeller

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Host

Ted Harrington
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5 years old. Bombs shook his home. Lived as a refugee in a desert. Now a beacon of hope for others.

Guest
Hussein Al-Baiaty
On Linkedin 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/in/husseinalbaiaty/

Host
Ted Harrington
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In this episode of Tech Done Different, you'll hear from two special guests: Jacquie Loustau, Founder of the Australian Women in Security Network and Aby Swabey, Publisher of Women in Magazine.

You'll hear from not one but two (!) special guests: Jacquie Loustau, Founder of the Australian Women in Security Network and Aby Swabey, Publisher of Women in Security Magazine. You'll hear us explore the diversity and inclusion challenges in security and how to improve in this critical area.

You'll learn:

• why it can be daunting to feel different
• why diversity isn't just the right thing to do, it makes powerful business sense
• what attributes women bring to the team dynamic
• why gender diversity isn't just an infosec problem, it's across all tech
• when the attrition of quality candidates begins to happen and how to combat that
• why the barriers exist, and how to combat them
• why most job ads are an issue, and what to do about it
• why companies need to be more flexible

Guests
Jacqui Loustau, Founder of Australian Women in Security Network (@Source2C on Twitter)

Aby Swabey, Co-Founder Source2Create and Publisher of Women in Security Magazine (@CSO_Australia on Twitter)

Host
Ted Harrington

Resources

Learn more about what Jacqui is up to at: https://www.awsn.org.au/

Learn more about what Aby is up to at: https://source2create.com.au/

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In this episode of Tech Done Different, we speak with Wes Barton, Managing Director of Third Prime. We explore how venture capitalists think and what entrepreneurs should do if they want to raise venture capital.You'll learn:

• how a venture capitalist evaluates a founding team
• how to think about market opportunity
• why a VC might focus on investing in a given market
• how to evaluate indicators of success
• when to be more conservative and when to be more aggressive in your projections
• why to surround yourself with people you trust
• why preparation is absolutely crucial

Guest
Wes Barton, Managing Partner of Third Prime (@farmer_vc on Twitter)

Host
Ted Harrington

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In this episode of Tech Done Different, we hear from serial founder Arjun Rai. He walks us through how to evaluate people and how to leverage external resources to achieve your goals.

You'll learn:

• why communication is the most important factor to being able to get more done
• how to leverage outsourced capabilities -- including even inexpensive resources like Fiverr and Upwork -- in order to be efficient with your raised capital
• why (and how) to be mindful of who you are raising capital from
• why diversity is important, and also will naturally happen (as long as you don't narrow your criteria so far that it excludes diversity by definition)
• why you want to trial out talent first before committing to them longer term
• why to trust your gut and how to do it
• why to find people who fit your cultural mold, and then encourage them to speak up and disagree

Guest
Arjun Rai, Founder and CEO of HelloWoofy (@arjunraime on Twitter)

Host
Ted Harrington

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