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Crafting Your Mission and Vision: Achieving Success with Jaclyn Strominger
Send us a textYour mission isn’t just a statement—it’s your compass for success! 🚀 Join Jaclyn Strominger as she reveals how aligning your mission and vision can transform your life and business. #SuccessMindset #Leadership #EntrepreneurTips #MissionAndVision #inspiration Support the showResources: https://affordablebookkeepingandpayroll.com/resource-opt-in Become a supported of the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1522381/support
HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health IT
Healthcare Horizons: Innovating for Impact
In this episode, Joy Rios welcomes Britteny Matero, Vice President at Innsena, a women-owned consultancy specializing in healthcare technology. Britteny shares her passion for maternal health and discusses the impactful work of Innsena in the healthcare space, focusing on improving patient outcomes and supporting the healthcare ecosystem. The conversation delves into the challenges of the healthcare system, the importance of event notifications for high-risk conditions, and the team's formalized approach to sharing subject matter expertise. They highlight team members' diverse passions, such as reproductive health rights and substance use disorder, emphasizing the power of collaboration and networking for driving positive change. Episode Highlights [00:00:36] Britteny Matero's role at Innsena and passion for maternal health [00:01:06] Impactful work of Innsena in the healthcare space [00:08:24] Discussion on fixing the broken healthcare system [00:09:08] Implementation of event notifications for high-risk conditions [00:16:38] Formalized sharing of subject matter expertise within the team [00:17:38] Team members' passions including reproductive health rights and substance use disorder [00:18:12] Emphasis on networking and collaboration for positive change Stay connected to Britteny Matero: LinkedIn | Twitter Innsena | LinkedIn
CryptoSlate SlateCast
Exploring decentralized AI and artistic innovation with Dimitri de Jong of 204.ai
The latest SlateCast episode featured Dimitri de Jong, founder and CTO of 204.ai, in conversation with Liam “Akiba” Wright, Editor in Chief of CryptoSlate, and Nate Whitehill, CEO of CryptoSlate. The discussion centered on de Jong’s innovative work at the intersection of AI, blockchain, and artistic expression. His experience spans decades of research and development in decentralized systems, blending technology with creative vision.From Microelectronics to AI and BlockchainDimitri’s journey began with a foundation in microelectronics and systems theory. As he explained, this background provided a deep understanding of complex systems and their optimization. His work in the 2010s revolved around using machine learning to simulate rare events and improve microchip designs for diverse environments, from space missions to nuclear reactors.“I specialized in systems theory and nonlinear systems to optimize designs in virtual environments,” said Dimitri. “That foundation translates directly into understanding decentralized systems.”This knowledge eventually led him to blockchain and AI, where he developed data sovereignty solutions such as Ocean Protocol, a decentralized data exchange, and Nevermind, focused on AI agents and data ownership.204.ai: Fusing Art and TechnologyDimitri described 204.ai as an “interactive design studio” where AI and artistic research converge. The studio explores immersive generative art, creating unique experiences like stepping into AI-enhanced paintings or witnessing fossils “come alive” through dynamic overlays.“We aim to make AI interactions multi-sensory and deeply engaging,” he said. “For example, we use brain-computer interfaces to enhance real-time generative designs.”204.ai’s work spans institutional projects and public-facing immersive experiences. From kinetic installations to AI-driven nature simulations, Dimitri emphasized the importance of bridging creative expression and technological advancement.The Vision of a Universal Recomme
Space Café Podcast - Navigating Our Interplanetary Ambitions
CERN’s Pablo Tello and ESA’s Ian Carnelli: Mindcollider - Fusing Space, Physics, and Big Ideas
We love to hear from you. Send us your thought, comments, suggestions, love lettersIn this episode, Markus welcomes two influential guests, Pablo Tello from CERN and Ian Carnelli from the European Space Agency (ESA). They explore the MINDCOLLIDER project, Markus’s brainchild that unites brilliant minds from particle physics and space exploration to help inspire solutions to very mundane or globally pressing issues.Guest Backgrounds:Pablo Tello: A scientist at CERN in Geneva, known for his interdisciplinary approach and contributions to particle physics. He co-heads IdeaSquare, a facility at CERN that fosters innovative thinking.Ian Carnelli: Director of ESA’s HERA mission, focused on developing technologies to protect Earth from asteroid impacts. He returns to the podcast with updated insights and experiences.Conversation Highlights:[00:02:29] Innovation and Anticipation: Pablo emphasizes the importance of anticipation in technological development, especially in long-term projects like the LHC. He stresses thinking in orders of magnitude and challenging existing paradigms.[00:06:28] Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Ian discusses the significance of interdisciplinary work at ESA, where expertise from various fields combines to drive innovation. He explains how imagining scenarios in space can lead to Earthly solutions.[00:14:00] Challenges and Failures: Both guests highlight the necessity of accepting failures in the innovation process and the importance of a culture that embraces risk.[00:18:01] Future Vision: The conversation shifts to the broader implications of space and particle physics on sustainable development and societal progress. Notable Quotes:[00:51:15] Pablo Tello: "Innovation management is an oxymoron. The more management you have, the less innovation."[00:52:55] Ian Carnelli: "Success is not in those who succeed; to succeed, you actually have to fail."Five Key Learnings for Organizations:[00:50:55] Embrace Young Generations: Listen

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