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Podcast: Change Data Capture’s Central Role in Carrying Out Core Missions

Large enterprises pioneered new business models around real-time data. Data management and data analytics are strategic pillars for these organizations, and Change Data Capture (CDC) technology plays a central role in their ability to carry out their core missions. Join Gary Hagmueller, CEO of Arcion, for a discussion about why CDC is the critical link for many modern innovative companies like Netflix, Uber and AirBnB, and how they leveraged CDC to drive transformative advantages.

Gary has been a leader in the tech industry for more than 20 years. With a deep focus on data infrastructure, AI, machine learning, and enterprise software, he has raised over $1.3 billion in debt and equity and played a key role in creating over $10 billion in enterprise value through two IPOs and four M&A exits. Previous to Arcion, he was CEO of CLARA Analytics, COO of Ayasdi, CFO of Zuora, and held many business and corporate development leadership roles.

Welcome to the dojo.live Recap Show Episode 134

On today’s dojo.live recap show we are highlighting the key points from last week interviews.

We had 3 shows:

  1. Unlocking Real Estate Wealth with John Green CEO & Co-Founder @ Nada
  2. Bridging the “Last Mile” in Enterprise Content Search with Basker Krishnan Founder & CEO @ Cognivision
  3. Change Data Capture’s Central Role in Carrying Out Core Missions with Gary Hagmueller CEO of Arcion Labs

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Podcast: Unlocking Real Estate Wealth

John Green is a co-founder of Nada, where he has served as CEO since its inception.

Prior to his role as CEO of Nada, Mr. Green spent 10+ years in the mortgage industry where he led teams for Strategy & Innovation and Risk & Quality. Prior to his career in financial services, Mr. Green was a professional recording and touring ‘punk rocker’ where he published two albums and toured internationally over a 3+ years timespan.

Mr. Green has been a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers since 2006. Mr. Green is also an active and published member of the Forbes Finance Council.

Welcome to the dojo.live Recap Show Episode 133

On today’s dojo.live recap show we are highlighting the key points from last week interviews.

We had 3 shows:

  1. IoT Is Going to Change Every Industry in the World with Charlie Key CEO & Co-Founder @ Losant
  2. Promoting Work-Life Integration to Recruit and Retain Talent with Ravi Swaminathan CEO & Founder @ TaskHuman
  3. Data-Driven Approaches to Climate Management with Ryan Meyers Head of Product @ Manifest Climate

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Podcast: Data-Driven Approaches to Climate Management

Ryan’s expertise sits at the intersection of machine learning, product management, and climate change. His career has been split between working in Product and Data Science, and he has been working in the Climate space since 2012.

At Manifest Climate, Ryan is leading the product team as they push towards releasing a new solution that takes a data-driven approach to help companies in the climate transition. Manifest’s solution rests at the intersection of SaaS and human climate expertise to help companies to align with emerging climate reporting regulation (such as the SEC, ISSB, or UK climate reporting standards), benchmark against peers, and improve their climate management across a range of areas.

Podcast: IoT Is Going to Change Every Industry in the World

Charlie Key is the co-founder and CEO of Losant. He focuses his day-to-day responsibilities on working with Losant’s enterprise partners and customers. Charlie has spent more than a dozen years in software and technology. He has worked with various Fortune 500 companies to build business-changing software and applications.

Charlie can demonstrate IoT’s value by connecting technology’s properties to critical business outcomes. His unique background as a CEO and engineer enables him to eloquently communicate how IoT can serve as a viable solution to everyday business challenges, including how to survive and compete in an ever-changing landscape.

Welcome to the dojo.live Recap Show Episode 132

On today’s dojo.live recap show we are highlighting the key points from last week interviews.

We had 3 shows:

  1. Three Reasons Why Your Employees Hate Your Security Training Program with Steve Thomas CEO & Co-Founder @ HackNotice
  2. How You Can Do Your Best Work with Darrin Murriner CEO & Co-Founder @ Cloverleaf
  3. Turning Creativity Into Marketing Fuel with Lindsay Tjepkema CEO & Co-Founder @ Casted

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Podcast: Three Reasons Why Your Employees Hate Your Security Training Program – Steve Thomas

Steve Thomas is the CEO and Co-Founder of HackNotice. He previously founded, bootstrapped, and sold a threat intelligence startup, PwnedList. He has built and managed Sales Engineer teams at IBM, Innography, and SecurityScorecard and has been a salesperson, engineer, and everything in between. Outside of HackNotice, Steve brews beer, roasts coffee, and builds automation projects.

Podcast: Bringing Healthcare Into the Home – Travis Rush

Travis Rush is the CEO and cofounder of Reperio Health, a Portland, Ore.-based tech company that offers an app-connected, at-home wellness assessment kit for employers and individuals. Capitalizing on the momentum around home-based health testing, preventive healthcare, and the consumerism of medicine, Reperio announced a seed-capital raise of $6 million in March 2021.

Prior to Reperio, Rush founded Sightbox, an all-inclusive vision care solution that includes an annual eye exam, fitting, and a 12-month supply of contact lenses for contact lens wearers with a simple monthly payment. In 2017, Sightbox was acquired by Johnson & Johnson. Rush is also an accomplished producer and musician;you can find his music on most streaming music platforms.

Podcast: Entrepreneurial Optimism in a Turbulent Economy

Ross Buhrdorf is the CEO & Co-Founder of ZenBusiness where he has been responsible for overseeing remarkable company and customer growth. In the past two years ZenBusiness has grown its customer base by more than 600% and raised more than $250 million – placing ZenBusiness in the unicorn category.

Ross was the founding CTO for HomeAway where he oversaw the technology that built the company from startup to IPO, and through its acquisition by Expedia for $3.9B. In his more than 30 years as a technology leader, entrepreneur and C-level corporate executive in both public and private companies, Ross helps transform the way consumers interact with technology.

Podcast: The Evolution of Influencer Marketing

Felix LaHaye is an internationally recognized digital media entrepreneur having founded the current market leading esports marketing organization, United Esports, as well as the first social influencer marketing company: InstaBrand/Open Influence. LaHaye is an active shareholder and executive in half a dozen digital media and esports organizations – including market leader Talon Esports (Hong Kong), Beastcoast (Peru+NYC), and Kappa-Meltdown esports bars (Paris). LaHaye’s organizations now consist of over 250 employees combined.