In part two of our two-part series featuring recipients of the annual BIV CEO of the Year awards, EMBERS CEO Marcia Nozick (Lifetime Achievement) and Tru Earth CEO Brad Liski (Small Company category) share their insights on their influences, where they find their optimism, how they deal with the challenges of the pandemic, and how they take care of themselves as leaders. The podcast is sponsored by the Fasken law firm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of our show is sponsored by UiPath. One of Europe's most prominent success stories, the company is now valued at $35 billion — and it's actively giving back to the community.In today’s episode, listen to an interview with Martin Herman, CEO and Co-founder of Powerful Medical and winner of this year's Scale-up category at the UiPath Automation Awards.We hope you enjoy(ed) the podcast! Please feel free to email us with any questions, suggestions, and opinions to podcast@tech.eu

British trade with the European Union has seen a sharp fall, caused by a combination of Brexit and the pandemic. But it's clear British businesses still want advice about how to trade with Europe. Ian is joined by Astrid Geeraerts head of investment at Flanders Investment and Trade.Black British Business Award winner Gareth Dauley talks about his success in the STEM category.Plus, tech company Azteco claims it can now make it easier to buy Bitcoin from more than 700 retailers across the UK and

Part 2 of this week's episodes now posted! We’re back to our weekly top ten lists, and we're kicking things off with Family Annihilators II: the sequel! Chris Watts and Josh Powell, unfortunately, have way too much company in this truly horrific category of murderer. Featuring multiple most-wanted fugitives, an Easter Sunday from hell, and a ballroom full of bodies! Listen in, twisted listeners, and most importantly, weigh in on Cindy and Diva’s bloody wood floor vs. cheap laminate debate! Brought

With cyber-crime growing by leaps and bounds, accountants are caught in the cross-hairs, cyber-security professional Jill Cagliostro tells Steven Sacks for CPA Trendlines.Cagliostro, senior product manager with Splunk, a data management and security company, says “cybercriminals are getting more advanced. They’re finding new avenues and new ways to get in every single day.”“And beyond that,” she says, “they’re also communicating with each other. So they’re able to share these new tactics

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Rob Law MBE is the founder and CEO of Trunki, the brand behind the ride-on suitcase for children. His entrepreneurial journey has taken him from one of the most famous rejections on BBC Dragons' Den in 2006, to successfully building a team who have pioneered a new retail category of children’s travel products, designing and creating a range of innovative solutions which help families on the go. Since Trunki launched in May 2006, the company has sold four million suitcases in over 100 countries

In time for National Chip And Dip Day on 23 March, Nature’s Eats – a brand of Texas Star Nut & Food Company – is launching Nutchos, all-natural grain free chips made from almonds.

TWS News 1: Driving in Snow – 00:32Millennial Feelings – 3:02TWS News 2: Save the Turtles – 11:11Famous Ages – 13:22Tips from Northerners – 18:58TWS News 3: Simple Small Talk – 22:53Generation Z Parenting Panel – 24:40Announcements We Didn’t Need – 30:35Support Drive Break – 31:57Least of These: Demi Lovato’s Health – 34:35How You Got a Company’s Attention – 36:51You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies/.

Courser is the first supercharged, Hyper-luxe performance sneaker. Launched in December 2020, Courser is a radical departure from how most sneakers are built and produced.With Courser, husband and wife duo Michael Petry and Laurie Spiro hope to define a new frontier for footwear, combiningathletic style and luxury to create a never before seen third space in the sneaker category: Hyper-luxe. Courser’s revolutionary first of its kind shoe is rebellious, exclusive, and innovative - for the gym

Smeal alumna entrepreneur Renee Fry ’94 OPMGT is the founder of Gentreo, a startup company listed as the best in it’s category by U.S. News and World Report, Kiplinger’s and AARP! In this webinar, Renee discusses how she transitioned into her encore career, the company’s vision, roadblocks/accomplishments, and suggestions for people looking to find their encore career. You are your best salesman! "If you can help other people be excited about you, you can be excited about you too!"–Renee Fry

This week, SOFREP Radio Host Steve Balestrieri sits down with Sam Culper, CEO of Forward Observer.Forward Observer is an Intelligence services company specializing in threat intelligence, trend analysis, conflict monitoring, and applied intelligence training. Culper started Forward Observer in 2012 when he transitioned out of the military intelligence community. He began looking at unrest in the United States and started to see indicators of low-intensity conflict — from both the left and the right

Sendbird is a company that makes chat, voice, and video APIs for developers. The biggest company in this category is arguably Twilio, but Sendbird works at a higher level of abstraction, with an emphasis on developer experience and visual components. John Kim is the CEO of Sendbird and he joins the show to discuss the engineering and competitive positioning of his company. Sponsorship inquiries: sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com