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Jeanette Bronée is a well-being culture strategist, author and mental health advocate. She grew up in Denmark, where she was a competitive gymnast and later worked as an executive in the fashion business. She experienced two burnouts and learned the importance of being mindful of her own well-being. She wrote the book “The Self-Care Mindset” which is based on her observation that people often think self-care is their own problem, but in reality, it is interconnected with their relationships with others and work. Her book encourages people to take care of their mental and emotional health and understand the importance of self-care in their lives.

Akilah Riley Richardson, a relational life therapist and clinical trauma practitioner, shared her journey and openly discussed people's challenges in a relationship. Akilah takes a PRIDE approach to resolving many stress-related issues. Like this, she has many forms of therapy to support people and find a sense of Authenticity, Abundance, Alignment, and Attunement. About Andy Greenaway & her journey. Training means a lot to me. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, a Brain spotting Therapist and a Couples Therapist. I have received Training in various areas, including Somatic Experiencing, Playback Theatre, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Neuroscience, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Relational Life Therapy, Psychobiological Approach Couples Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, and Internal Family Systems Therapy. I am also the founder of the BIPOC Relational Healing Institute, which is dedicated to healing BIPOC relationships and BIPOC mental health. I am a mother, partner, researcher, social worker, advocate, educator, facilitator, therapist, and person. I bring all of who I am to the spaces that I serve. They are listed in my affiliations below.

Food brings people together, and the bonds that we form over food come from the magic that the cooks and chefs put back in the kitchen. In today’s episode, we discuss several factors impacting the culinary industry, along with recent trends in the food choices of people. [00:37] - About Thomas Bühner Thomas is a culinary expert. He is a recipient of three Michelin stars. He has been recognized and awarded globally.

Fashion brands refer to companies that design, manufacture, and sell clothing, footwear, and accessories. Building a fashion brand requires a combination of creativity, business acumen, and hard work. In today’s episode, Arjan Dugal the CEO of fashion brands Arjan Dugal and Simran Dugal talks about creating and handling fashion brands. He also talks about entrepreneurship and his own journey. 00:32- About Arjan Dugal Arjan is the CEO and creative head of Arjan Dugal and Simran Dugal. He is an accomplished fashion designer and expert marketer from New Delhi.

Climate Change is a pressing issue impacting the world, and individuals and organizations are now coming in to take initiatives to tackle it in varied ways. In today’s episode, we discuss the concepts of transformation, awareness, and green business. Suneiah Cullen, a creative and strategic advisor, discusses how the profits of businesses and the prosperity of the planet can coexist. [00:31] - About Suneiah Cullen Suneiah is the principal advisor transformation with Aurecon. It is an engineering consultancy based across the Asia Pacific. Suneiah is very passionate about sustainability & directs her work toward that.

Andy Greenaway is always looking for collaborative projects requiring the cross-pollination of ideas and differing storytelling styles! And most of all, he believes our industry needs to extricate itself from the joyless, money-pinching hamster wheel and re-discover fun. Because you only live once. In this episode, Andy introduced us to advertising and brand building and what it costs to build a successful brand. About Andy Greenaway & his journey. · I have more than 30 years of experience in marketing and digital advertising; I am an accomplished, multi-disciplinary professional: a creative director, author, public speaker and mentor to budding talent. · During my career as a copywriter/art director, I have won more than 300 awards, including every shade of the coveted metals in Lions, Clios, One Show, D&AD, and a host of other awards from around the globe. · I believe the number one rule of a Creative Director is to inspire others to produce great work. But to do that, a creative director must be able to create (and judge) great work themselves. But that counts for nothing if the work can't be sold. So, a creative director has to be a good salesperson.

Christoph von Toggenburg, CEO of World Vision Switzerland and Liechtenstein, reflects on his life journey. He was raised in Switzerland and was introduced to the challenges of the world by his medical doctor's parents who worked with disabled people. A life-changing event was a 2006 emergency mission to the Central African Republic, where he was almost killed in an assassination attempt. This reinforced his belief to help people in less fortunate situations. He initially worked as a painter and started Bike for Help, a cycling expedition from India to Switzerland to raise funds for leprosy. He has worked for big international organizations like the UN, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and World Vision. As CEO of World Vision Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Christoph's role is to be a bridge builder between different worlds and bring different actors together to make a change. In January 2023, he visited Uganda and witnessed how World Vision is empowering communities and improving lives through its work.

The Cynefin framework is a decision-making tool developed by Dave Snowden, which helps to classify problems into different domains based on their complexity. The five domains are simple, complicated, complex, chaotic, and disordered. The framework is designed to help leaders determine the most appropriate approach to problem-solving, depending on the type of problem they are facing. 00:32- About Dave Snowden Dave Snowden is the Director and Founder of The Cynefin Centre. He is the lead author of the book Managing Complexity: Practical Considerations in the Design and Implementation of Complex Systems. His paper with Boone won the Academy of Management Award for Best Practitioner Paper in 2007.

For years, HR as a function has been seen to find the right candidates for the varied roles of the business. It was usually followed up with instilling discipline in them in executing their responsibilities for the business to achieve the set goals. With time, the roles have evolved to become crucial one in finding not just the right talent but to understand the issues of the workforce. The people-centric approach ensures that the business leaders try to offer a meaningful life to their workforce that encourages them to work better for the overall business growth. In today's episode, we discuss the evolving role of HR. [00:37] - About Andrea Butcher Andrea is the Chief Executive Officer of HRD Advisory Group. She's on the board of Junior Achievement of Central Indiana, which is the India Indiana Chamber of Commerce. Andrea is a 500, circle mentor for Pass the Torch For Women. She is also the co-founder of Next Gen Talent.

The head of Global Marketing and Corporate Communications, Erik Meyers, of Lohmann & Rauscher, explains that corporate communications is critical in the corporate world because it provides information to employees, prospective employees, and customers about the company, its direction, successes, and focus. It also encourages and promotes dialogue between the company and stakeholders. Building a strong corporate image is essential and starts with communication, which is based on the corporate strategy and vision/mission of the company. A common mistake that organizations make is not connecting what they say internally and externally, which can damage the corporate image if the company is not living up to its own claims.

Robertson Stewart is creating educational content and books which help managers and leaders create great work cultures focused on purpose, empowerment and engagement. In this episode, you learn about coaching and leadership in business. About Robertson Stewart & his journey. · Since I was a teenager, I wanted to be a film director and that didn't seem like an easy goal, having been born in a small town in northern Italy. But I made it. · I have been lucky enough to film in 30 countries on all continents, to hear assistant directors yell “Action!” in more than 20 languages ​​and to get on all kinds of flying objects. · I have produced commercials for dozens of multinational brands including Toyota, McDonald's, P&G, Chrysler, and Corona, many of which have won prestigious awards. · About 10 years ago I realized that there was a much more efficient way to help my clients. · With a team of visionaries, I developed a methodology to bring the power of stories to the business world and have an impact not only in the areas of marketing and advertising but also in corporate and human resources.

ChatGPT is a type of language model developed by OpenAI. It is a variant of the GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) model and is specifically designed for conversational and natural language processing tasks, such as language translation, question answering, and text generation. In this episode, we have Sean Trainor who talks about communication. He also talks about artificial intelligence. 00:32- About Sean Trainor Sean is the founding partner of salient. He is on the Top 101 Employee Engagement Influencer list. He is also an Original contributor to MacLeod Report.

Dr. Elia Gourgouris is the President of The Happiness Center and an author of several books on positive psychology, including “7 Paths to Lasting Happiness” and “7 Keys to Navigating a Crisis.” He became interested in the field of happiness when he was born with a big smile on his face and his father referred to him as the “happy one.” He later went on to get his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and found that his interest in happiness was a combination of both nature and nurture. He believes that people are typically “branded” in their early lives by their families and that his own brand is the “happiness brand.”

We live in the world of constant performance, whether these are tasks related to our personal life or professional ones. The increased pace of life has left our thoughts mingled making it difficult for us to process, and we mostly succumb to this difficult way of life, accepting it as a sad reality. What we do not realize is the potential we have in the efforts that we can take to deal with our problems and make our lives easier. In today’s episode, we talk about how life, in general, is easy and what can we do to make it easier in an otherwise fast-paced life. [00:34] - About Chris Westfall Chris Westfall is a business coach. He is a writer and keynote speaker. Chris is an author of a book titled “Easier”. Chris has worked in several roles in marketing, sales, sales leadership, and marketing leadership, for companies all over the globe.

Today in this episode of THE BRAND CALLED YOU, we are happy to connect with Massimo Martinotti and get valuable insights about the importance of storytelling in the business world. Martinotti gave us new insights into the components of a story which include enigma and epiphany. He also told us that the story and strategy are the same. About Massimo Martinotti & his journey. Since I was a teenager, I wanted to be a film director and that didn't seem like an easy goal, having been born in a small town in northern Italy. But I made it. I have been lucky enough to film in 30 countries on all continents, to hear assistant directors yell “Action!” in more than 20 languages ​​and to get on all kinds of flying objects. I have produced commercials for dozens of multinational brands including Toyota, McDonald's, P&G, Chrysler, and Corona, many of which have won prestigious awards. About 10 years ago I realized that there was a much more efficient way to help my clients. With a team of visionaries, I developed a methodology to bring the power of stories to the business world and have an impact not only in the areas of marketing and advertising but also in corporate and human resources.

Determined to help all her clients make the most of their IP, ideas and talent, Debbie Jenkins can help you turn your clever ideas into valuable things. She works with people from companies that don't start with an M too! Today in this episode of THE BRAND CALLED YOU, we are happy to connect with Debbie Jenkins and get valuable insights about thought leadership. About Debbie Jenkins & her journey. I love working with smart consultants, coaches and mentors who are brilliant at serving their clients and also need to take care of their practice. I know how to help you get clever ideas out of your head (or off your computer) and turn them into valuable things (assets) for your business. Assets like business books, whitepapers, converting websites, marketing materials, podcasts... I also know how to help you use these assets to accelerate your time to impact, achieve visibility and influence, and improve your bottom line. I am determined to help all my clients make the most of their IP, ideas and talent.

Networking, they say, is about planting relationships. Networks help you when you need a better position or a solution to your concern. Sometimes, even seen negatively, it becomes indispensable to understand the intention with which one networks. It doesn’t always have to be several contacts, but the quality they bring to your life personally or professionally. Nina Del Marr is the co-founder and CEO of CIRKEL, a venture that aims to provide a safe space for women to come together, learn about themselves, and become empowered through sharing and learning from one another. She started the venture while working in international health in California and has recently moved to Berlin to focus on scaling the venture and utilizing technology to support it. The CIRKEL method provides structure to the gatherings by including check-in at the beginning of each session and providing a foundation for each session while allowing for flexibility for participants to make the sessions unique and suitable for themselves.

When it comes to dining and owning jewellery, we tend to exercise certain caution in spending money on trusted brands or family jewellers. For ages, we have all turned to our family jewellers to cater to our wishes and needs of the same. In this highly volatile industry, Titan has managed to make its name as one of the trusted brands of jewellery on an international scale. Today, we discuss what goes into making a trustworthy and internationally known jewellery brand. [00:29] - About Aditya Singh Andy is the Head of International Business for Jewellery of Titan Company Limited. He started with the Tata administrative service, he was earlier with Montblanc and is an Angel Investor.

The Himalayan range is bordered on the northwest by the Karakoram and the Hindu Kush ranges, on the north by the Tibetan Plateau, and on the south by the Indo-Gangetic Plain. In this episode, we have Saurav Mishra who talks about defense and energy. He also talks about his latest book titled Negotiating the New Normal. About Saurav Jha Saurav is the director of the Delhi Defence Review. He is a Strategic Affairs Expert and Commentator. He's the author of several books including Negotiating the New Normal: How India Must Grow In A Pandemic-Ridden World

An Ironman Triathlon is one of a series of long-distance triathlon races organized by the World Triathlon Corporation (WTC), consisting of a 2.4-mile (3.9 km) swim, a 112-mile (180.2 km) bicycle ride and a marathon 26.22-mile (42.2 km) run completed in that order, a total of 140.6 miles (226.3 km). It is widely considered one of the most difficult one-day sporting events in the world. In this episode, we have Hetal Sonpal who talks about entrepreneurs. He talks about coaching and the ironman triathlon. He also talks about his book titled Against All Odds in which he talks about how his book is an accidental journey. About Hetal Sonpal Hetal is a startup evangelist and Angel investor. He is also a coach. He is a sales marketing and strategy leader. Hetal is the author of a book titled Against All Odds. Hetal has also completed an Ironman and he's a mentor of change for the NITI Aayog.

Quantum technology is quickly picking up speed by finding its practical applications for the betterment of varied industries. However, because of its complexities, people tend to steer away from discussing it. But if broken down into simpler pieces of information, the potential power of quantum can lure the masses into understanding it better. In today’s episode, we break down how quantum is finding its uses in the commercial world around us. [00:45] - About Matt Johnson Matt Johnson hails from the background of armed forces as a captain in the Air Force. He holds a diverse portfolio in finance and investing. Matt is also a proficient swimmer. He is the co-founder and CEO of QC Ware, a quantum computing software company.

'Gender-pay-gap is real'- Most working women face this when they step to earn a living, and Parul Soni is protesting against it by building an empire where women get their fair share of due. No! Parul is not a woman. He is a man who appreciates your work and wants to leave a legacy behind, a Virtual Global Chamber of Commerce for Women. About Parul Soni & his journey. · Parul Soni is the Founder and Global Managing Partner of Think through Consulting. · He is a consummate professional with over 25 years of experience and expertise in international investment, bilateral and multilateral trade, cross-border policies, regional trade agreements, and negotiations at national and international levels. · Parul has worked in over 54 countries with Fortune 500 companies, global alliances, industry associations, international development organizations, and knowledge institutions. · Parul is also a Founding Board Member of Save the Children-Bal Raksha, the Indian arm of Save the Children International, a Board Member of SafeLIFE Foundation, and a Board Member of Standing Tall Handicap International.

The CEO Leadership Alliance Orange County is an organization co-founded by Douglas Wilson and Richard Gochnauer. The organization was formed with the goal of connecting CEOs in Orange County to learn from each other and build high-performing companies while also making a positive social impact. The organization focuses on two key issues: talent development and access to capital, with the goal of creating a thriving Orange County for all. The founders were inspired by a conference on purposeful leadership they attended at Harvard Business School and their experiences as CEOs of successful companies.

The International Telecommunication Union is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for many matters related to information and communication technologies. In this episode, we have Tomas Lamanauskas who talks about the International Telecommunication Union. He talks about the workings of the ITU and his vision for it. About Tomas Lamanauskas Tomas Lamanauskas is the Deputy Secretary-General-Elect of the International Telecommunication Union. Tomas has 20+ years of international senior, executive and board-level leadership experience, at the intersection of infrastructure, digital technologies as well as government regulation and policy. He has served as a head or deputy head of national regulatory authorities in three different regions of the world.

Innovation is the key to success in any endeavor. Technological advancements and innovations have changed our lives tremendously. Constant work in the realm of technology is needed to enable companies in other fields too to adopt these changes for the overall betterment of society. Today, we discuss SysMeta, one such company that works to build technology companies to bridge the gap of resources and help other businesses and governments adopt the constant changes. [00:45] - About Don Pickering Don works at the intersection of science, technology, and business. He has done BA in Sociology, the study of human systems. Though Don doesn’t hold an educational background in science or business, he feels that a liberal arts degree has made a foundation for research, which is fundamental in business.

We are living in the digital age. Almost all our activities are digital. Many of us don't even remember the last time we used a pen and paper. This episode is about the benefits and the challenges that people face in this digital age and how we can live in this digital world without facing any problems. Winston Ma, CFA & Esq., is an investor, attorney, author, and adjunct professor in the global digital economy. He is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of CloudTree Ventures, a seed to early growth stage venture capital firm empowering interactive entertainment companies. He is currently the Board Chairman of Nasdaq-listed MCAA, a European tech SPAC, a board member of International Data Center Authority (IDCA), an advisory board member of Capgemini, and an Adjunct Professor at NYU Law School.

Tom Morris is called the world’s happiest philosopher. Wherever he goes, Tom brings the wisdom of the ages into the challenges of everyday life with high energy and good humour. Tom brought the same wisdom on this episode of the brand called you and we get some valuable insights on philosophy. About Tom Morris · Tom Morris was one of Notre Dame's most popular professors ever, often having in class one-eighth of the entire student body. · He now lives in Wilmington, NC where he serves as Chairman and CEO of the Morris Institute for Human Values. · Tom’s the author of 30 published books and counting. · Tom is a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, where he was a Morehead-Cain Scholar. · He holds a double Ph.D. from Yale University, has been recognized by honorary doctorates from other great schools and has won many awards in the academic world, including the University of North Carolina’s Distinguished Young Alumnus award, an honour he shares with former basketball great, Michael Jordan.

It is often perceived that a competent salary would be sufficing to keep employees motivated and committed. But lack of culture and making people curious, make them leave organizations in search to feel a sense of accomplishment. Only when employees are curious about things and take it as a mission to own the project and accomplish it, they feel fulfilled. In today’s episode, we discuss the process of making employees take ownership at work. About Andy Bass Andy is the managing director of BassClusker Consulting. He is the author of two books: “Committed Action” and “Start With What Works”. Andy is also a leadership advisor and speaker.

In a generalized sense, a digital branding strategy is how you communicate your brand's identity to consumers online with the overarching goal of increasing customer loyalty and sales. In this episode, we have Dr. Smitha Ranganathan who talks about branding. She talks about the evolution and adaptation of branding strategies as per the latest happening in the fast-moving world. About Dr. Smitha Ranganathan Dr. Smitha is an Unprofessor and independent board member, at Healthcare Brand Leader. She teaches digital strategy brand communication and contemporary marketing at SP Jain School of Global Management. She's on the Board of Governors of IIM Kozhikode. And she's the recipient of several awards.

Supply Chains are taking over the markets and for all the good reasons! Over the past decade supply chains have come into the limelight and act as catalysts to the business markets. Supply Chain Managers are responsible to oversee the entire supply chain process which includes information flow, material flow, working of distribution channels, etc. However, supply chains as well as the responsibilities of supply chain managers have evolved over the decade along with the evolution of technology. Technology has played a very vital role in the working of supply chains and continues to revolutionize the network of supply chains. The Brand Called You is pleased to be joined by a very commendable leader from the supply chain space, Rainer Wolf.

Growth requires both vision and action. Rebecca Zucker’s clients rely on her intelligence, pragmatism, and unwavering professionalism to demystify the process of growth and achieve their goals. Today in this episode of THE BRAND CALLED YOU, we are happy to connect with Rebecca Zucker and got valuable insights about business coaching. About Tanya Bhattacharya & her journey. As an expert in executive coaching as well as leadership and career development, Rebecca coaches C-level executives and other senior leaders across the globe. In addition to several venture-backed start-ups, her clients span multiple sectors, including technology, venture capital, private equity, financial services, law, consulting, consumer products, media, healthcare, biotech, education, and philanthropy. She is a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review and Forbes.com and is frequently quoted in the press on career and leadership issues. Her goal is to change the trajectory of people's lives and careers for the better. She has seen repeatedly that profound change on the inside is the only way to deliver meaningful and sustainable change on the outside.

A blockchain is a decentralized, distributed and public digital ledger that is used to record transactions across many computers so that the record cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all subsequent blocks and the consensus of the network. Today we have, Kirwin Narine who talks about his venture Juice Spaces. Narine also talks about up-and-coming technologies like blockchain, NFTs, and crypto. About Kirwin Narine Kirwin is the founder and president of Juice Spaces. Kirwin was noted as one of the Caribbean’s first Master Certified Novell Instructors and Microsoft Certified Trainers. He's been named among the top 100 people to watch out for in 2023.

Have you ever heard of Mezz Effect? Today we have Roanne Mesirow to talk about music and the magical Mezz Effect. About Roanne Mesirow Since founding Mezz Entertainment in 2017, I have been expanding and developing the careers of individuals and companies that span several industries, including music/entertainment, fashion, and hospitality. I utilize my vast work experience within diverse, multicultural communities in both corporate and boutique firms, and my deep passion for the industry, to optimize my client’s exposure and branding through creative direction, promotion, management, and event production. With a keen sense of talent management, I have brought some of the most prominent names in the industry to Mezz's roster. This includes Grammy-nominated producer, SiriusXM radio host, and DJ, Scram Jones, celebrity DJ, Power 105 FM radio host, DJ Suss One, and radio veteran - DJ Wonder.

Creativity is a highly valued quality and people always aspire to be more creative in dealing with their professional and personal issues. Often, it is considered to be a natural quality, but the experts believe that with the right techniques and exercises, creativity can be cultivated in anyone at any age. Today, we discussed such techniques with Yarin Kimor, an Israeli expert on Systematic Creative Thinking. [00:37] - About Yarin Kimor Yarin is an Israeli expert and speaker of Systematic Creative Thinking. He is an author of a book titled, “Magic of Creative Thinking.” He participated in the war as a combat soldier in 1973 and recalls it as a traumatic experience. Yarin was also into investigative reporting on Israeli television for 35 years.

India has been widely known for providing services in the IT sector. But the emerging trend has seen Indian companies building software products for the global market. In today’s episode, we discuss the reasons for this trend. [00:34] - About Milind Katti Milind is the co-founder of and Chief Operating officer of DemandFarm, a software product company. Before becoming an entrepreneur, Milind started his career with Tata Motors. DemandFarm builds  account planning softwares for B2B companies.

Telling stories through the medium of acting was even more entertaining than writing! Tanya Bhattacharya engaged in storytelling at a very young age and today connects many people worldwide with a story. Today in the episode, THE BRAND CALLED YOU is keen to know this storyteller's story. About Tanya Bhattacharya: Tanya became a storyteller at 11. The vivid scenes, larger-than-life people and how they played a pivotal role in shaping her thoughts & personality would find their way into her diary each night. She would look at the ordinary and find something extraordinary that needed to be filed away for future reference. While she pursued English Literature at Delhi University, she got drawn to dramatics. Tanya has been a corporate trainer for more than 16 years and continues to use a highly energetic & engaging style of narrative while she blends elements of experiential learning for a more significant impact.

A blockchain is a decentralized, distributed and public digital ledger that is used to record transactions across many computers so that the record cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all subsequent blocks and the consensus of the network. Today we have, Jivan Tulsiani, Head of Marketing, TZ APAC, who talks about crypto and blockchain technology and its adoption. About Jivan Tulsiani Jivan is the head of marketing of TZ APAC, the leading Asia-based blockchain adoption entity, supporting the Tezos ecosystem. His passion is highlighting the captivating stories of creators and builders in the Tezos ecosystem across the journey.

Modern sport was codified in England in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Western Boxing, Pugilism See note. Boxing is a combat sport in which two people, usually wearing protective gloves and other protective equipment such as hand wraps and mouth guards, throw punches at each other for a predetermined amount of time in a boxing ring. About Steve Farhood Steve Farhood has been around Sweet Science for 34 years, most of which have been spent as editor-in-chief of “The Ring” and “KO” magazines. Farhood works as an on-air analyst for Showtime’s “ShoBox” series, “Showtime Championship Boxing,” and the syndicated “Broadway Boxing” series. He also writes a column and features for “Boxing Monthly,” for which he serves as associate editor.

Athletes usually have a short career if compared to corporate jobs. They need to be very efficient in monetizing their brand if they want to earn good money and if they want to stay relevant in the industry. With so much changing in the blockchain industry, athletes now have a very vast range of products such as NFTs through which they can build their brand and earn from it. Today we talk to Grant Sapkin about how he is helping young athletes build their brand and monetize it. About Grant Sapkin Grant Sapkin is a 25-year-old entrepreneur who is the Founder & CEO of BurrstSports which helps student-athletes monetize their brand in the NFT/Web3 space. Burrst’s mission is to help 10,000+ student-athletes in the emerging Web3 and NIL space. His entrepreneurial journey started when he learned about Network Marketing at just 15 years old. Since then Grant became attracted to personal growth and experienced drop-shipping, the sneaker/clothing industry, affiliate marketing, and even Forex trading.

In the digital age, data analysis has become a key parameter in understanding business trends, customer preferences and competition. It enables better alignment of business activities in overcoming the challenges and reaping the benefits of opportunities. But it comes with the problem of understanding what is the right amount of data to be considered to understand the trends. Today, we discuss the basics to be considered for analyzing data for the larger benefit of the business. About Marcia Tal Marcia is the CEO of Tal Solutions. She is helping people benefit from the hidden value in data She is the founder of Positivity Tech and has spent 25 years with the Citigroup.

Today sustainable energy use and exploring technology to use clean energy sources has become a challenge. Therefore, with Africa GreenTec, Kady Kanouté Tounkara empowers people to achieve more self-determination and growth through sustainable energy solutions. About Kady Kanouté Tounkara Kady Kanouté Tounkara OLY, Director Brand & Communication of Africa GreenTec, Marketing and Management degree from Fordham University, New York. She has ten years of experience in human resources management and career development projects with the International Olympic Committee and the International Red Cross Committee in the career development field for elite athletes, Social Business, with a strong focus on Sustainability and Disability Inclusion and Education. Kady is also an Olympian, Former Professional Basketball Player and African Champion, also an athlete ambassador for Integrity and Clean Sport as the current Chairperson of the World Anti-Doping Education Committee. She is a member of the International Olympic Committee Athletes' Entourage Commission.

Managing a business in itself is a huge task but turning around mammoths like Tata Tea or Voltas Ltd needs skills and experience that have been tested over time.  Today we have, Nawshir Dara Khurody, Former MD of Voltas Ltd to talk about his experience of working closely with Mr. JRD Tata and the Tata Group. About Nawshir Dara Khurody Nawshir Dara Khurody is the former managing director of Voltas limited. Nawshir Dara Khurody is currently the oldest TAS member. He has worked with the Tata Group in multiple roles and companies including Tata Tea.

Every entity on the planet has a shelf life, so does a business, even the ones running for years. When a businessman starts a business, (s)he has a vision of what (s)he wants from it in terms of reputation, money and wealth. Once the business offers it to the owner, it is time for him/her to move on to use the amassed wealth for living the life (s)he wants. But it is easier said than done. Today, we discuss how important it is to prepare an exit in advance and the key parameters to account when taking the decision. [00:36] - About Damon Pistulka Damon is the founder of Exit Your Way, an organisation enabling entrepreneurs to exit. Damon started his career as an engineer and, in the latter part of his career, ran companies for private equity groups. He made his first exit at the age of 35-36 with an investment owner after growing his company to the value he wanted. He found it to be fun to build a business and to be able to sell it.

Coaching or mentoring used to be done by some elder family member or someone senior in your company but that is not the case anymore. Today, coaching has become a profession and people are even willing to pay for it. A few cultures don't consider coaching necessary while others see it as an absolute necessity. Today we talk to Eddie about coaching in detail. About Eddie Turner Eddie Turner is an in-demand leadership development expert. He is “Changing the Face of Leadership” as a Principal Consultant and Executive Coach at Linkage, Inc—an international leadership development firm. Eddie is a Certified Speaking Professional™ (CSP®) and ranked #9 on the Top 30 list of Motivational Speakers by Global Gurus. Forbes recognized Eddie as the Preeminent Authority on Emerging Leaders. He is ranked #18 on the Top 25 Thought Leaders in Leadership by Thinkers 360 and ranked #32 on the Power List of the Top 200 Biggest Voices in Leadership to Watch in 2022.

Different people of various age groups with different goals can have different styles of workouts. Workout is in any way just considered to be 20% of your fitness while the other 80% is considered to be what you eat. From the basics of workouts to the advanced technology that can be integrated into the business process, today we talk to Nestor about how he plans to create the best fitness business and integrate blockchain into the fitness industry. About Nestor Limas I'm 27 years old, building a fitness start-up business. Looking to disrupt the fitness industry by utilizing blockchain technology in my business model. This allows me to help bridge the gap between Web2 to Web3 for fitness. Before starting this business venture, I was a former soccer player playing in Medellín, Colombia with Envigado FC. From that, I moved on to being a personal trainer at Equinox and then starting my own Personal Training business.

Web3 is the revolutionized version of the internet, encompassing the decentralized applications running on blockchain, including NFTs and cryptocurrencies. The characteristics of NFTs make them integrable with Web3. In this episode, we discuss the connection between NFTs and Web3. [00:38] - About Jamie Parmenter Jamie is the CEO of Real Nifty, which is an NFT agency. His love for music and an entrepreneurial bug led to Vinyl Chapters. As he started writing articles about music and the potential for NFTs, the BBC website borrowed from his writings to complain the meaning of NFTs to the world. This led to NFT startup, RealNifty to onboard him as CEO.

The four generations of Grant Blaisdell are involved with space. They are passionate about exploring space and uncovering essential insights about the outer world. In the episode, Grant talked about the applications and opportunities that space presents to humanity. Let's dive into Copernic space.

In philosophy, noetic is a branch of metaphysics concerned with the study of the mind as well as the intellect. There is also a reference to the science of noetics, which covers the field of thinking and knowing as well as mental operations, processes, states, and products through the data of the written word. In today’s episode of The Brand Called You,  Helané Wahbeh talks about noetic science and psychics, and she also talks about the science of consciousness. Helané talks about her book called The Science of Channeling. About  Helané Wahbeh Helané Wahbeh is the director of research at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. She's an author of a book titled- The Science of Channeling.

Bystanders are individuals who observe violence or witness the conditions that perpetuate violence. They are not directly involved but have the choice to intervene, speak up, or do something about it. In today’s episode of The Brand Called You, Prof Amos N Guiora talks about bystanders in the Holocaust and enablers. He also talks about his latest book Armies of Enablers.

There are a lot of brands in any industry today. Some brands die in a few years while some stay relevant for hundreds of years. The whole domain of branding and advertising has changed a lot in the last few years, and it’s evolving at a very fast pace. Brands need to do a lot of research and spend a lot more money and a lot more efficiently to go from lead to conversion. Today we talk to Kate about how a brand can find its niche and stray relevant in the long term. About Kate DiLeo I am an “accidental brand strategist” who originally intended to pursue a Ph.D. in Anthropology, yet discovered the power of branding during my first sales job. In the pursuit of making quota, I realized I needed to cut through the noise with a message that would compel prospects to want to have a conversation. It was that, or I was out of a job. I overcame, honed my craft, and went on to successfully manage millions in the pipeline by throwing out the long monologue sales scripts and unsubscribing leads from complex story-based marketing campaigns. Instead, I delivered a simple pitch that invited prospects to engage in a compelling conversation by sharing what I did, how I could solve their problem, and how I differed from the competition.