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Let’s face it, the world isn’t flat. Cultural intelligence is becoming an increasingly important asset for any businessperson. Beyond obtaining cultural intelligence, today’s businessperson must also manage cross-cultural relationships. Throughout this podcast series, we will hold conversations with global professionals and experts to explore how culture affects business. InternationalHub is a multimedia content producer devoted to helping you find your way, wherever the winds take you. Visi ...
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World changing innovation isn’t something you hear about every day. But when you listen to the Vicor Powering Innovation podcast, you can be the first to learn how Vicor’s novel approach to power unlocks the potential of world-changing technologies. Outside-the-box thinking backed by sophisticated engineering discipline has proven to be the formula for success. Our special guests share what they have achieved in their industry and offer some behind-the-scenes engineering insights that enable ...
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The entire world is at war on a grand scale – a war that threatens to end life as we know it. It sounds like hyperbole, right? But do us a favor. Grab your iPhone and check out your favorite social media network. Turn on that flat-screen TV and tune in to a 24-hour news channel. Better yet, open your door and walk down the street. The war isn’t just being fought in foreign arenas over land and oil – we’re in the midst of a constant social, cultural, and spiritual battle for our hearts and mi ...
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Special Guest: Ted Larson, CEO of OLogic, a robotics design shop in California. Ted, a veteran of the robotics industry, has seen it grow from its infancy to today’s growth explosion. He shares the story behind OLogic’s growth and their role in developing some of today’s most innovative robots for local and national brands. Larson shares how the co…
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Special Guest: Soon-Suk Roh, Director of Business Development from Doosan Mobility (South Korea). Soon-Suk shares the story behind developing the world’s first commercialized hydrogen fuel cell power pack for UAVs. Soon-Suk details the amazing duration of their UAVs and the humanitarian missions they fly providing relief to people in distress. By m…
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Podcast host Robert Gendron, Corporate Vice President, Product Development Special Guest: Jamie Hoffacker, VP of Hardware at Kodiak Robotics, in Mountainview, CA. Kodiak is the leader in autonomous trucking. Their mission is to carry freight forward— so people, partners, and the planet thrive. They are evangelizing autonomous trucking and believe w…
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Podcast host David Krakauer, VP of Corporate Marketing and Channel Strategy Special Guest: Richard Hatfield, founder and CEO of Lightning Motorcycles Lightning Motorcycles, located in San Jose, California, is one of the leading electric motorcycle designers in the world. Richard Hatfield, founder and CEO of Lightning Motorcycles, vision for an elec…
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HIRO pushes Europe to the Edge with high performance microdata centers Demystifying edge computing- what it is today and promise for tomorrow Podcast host David Krakauer, VP of Corporate Marketing and Channel Strategy Special Guest: Fred Buining CTO of HIRO-MicroDataCenters A Dutch entrepreneurial technology company, HIRO-MicroDataCenters develops …
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VideoRay drives underwater exploration leveraging AI and the newest technologies using Vicor power modules Podcast host David Krakauer, Vice President of Corporate Marketing and Channel Special Guest: Marcus Kolb, Chief Technology Officer and Gamini Dharmasena, Senior Electronics Engineer at VideoRay, a leading manufacturer of underwater remote ope…
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Podcast host Robert Gendron, Corporate Vice President, Product Development Special Guest: Reenst Lesemann, CEO at C-Power, in Corvallis, OR. Columbia Power Technologies, Inc., or C-Power, is a global leader in wave energy systems. They are helping to expand the Blue Economy by providing reliable, cost-effective energy generation and storage, as wel…
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Special Guest: Dr. Will Bateman, CEO from Ccell Renewables (United Kingdom). Ccell is a remarkable company that propagates coral reefs to reverse devastating coastal erosion. By working with nature their mission is to restore a sustainable balance to coastal environments and bring lasting protection to coastal communities around the world. Will tal…
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Special Guest: Ed Lovelace, Chief Technology Officer of Ampaire (USA). Ampaire’s lofty mission is to reduce emissions and to be world's most trusted developer of practical, compelling and safe electrified aircraft. Ampaire currently operates flights in the Hawaiian islands and more recently took their show on the road to Scotland in 2021 to showcas…
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Special Guest: Luke Getto, Director of Product Management at VoltServer (USA). VoltServer’s patented, "Digital Electricity" (DE) is a more efficient way to run power across long distances, using standard data cabling, with speed and power savings. They are revolutionizing the way smart buildings, stadiums and vertical farming are wired today. Digit…
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Special Guest: Joe Pawelczyk, VP of operations at DPI UAV Systems (USA), a leading provider of small rotary wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). Joe explains how tethered drones can be used as communication towers, especially for remote, highly isolated environments at sea. DPI is able to increase line of site communication at sea 3x using the UMAR…
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Welcome to our first ever mini series! We are thrilled to welcome two fantastic MBA student hosts to our team. Joseph and Kenzie have interviewed multiple individuals about their experiences with various forms of childhood crisis. These episodes will explore what these adults lived through during adolescence, how they learned, grew, and overcame th…
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The number of U.S. students studying abroad has increased 15% in the last five years. But how can we break into international academic work? We've got four experienced guests lined up for our upcoming mini series on doing graduate school abroad. In this episode, they share their insights on finding impetus to study abroad, selecting the right oppor…
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Learn about Dr. James Moore's experiences moving his young family across the world to China. Dr. Moore discusses his experiences adapting to life in China, becoming a CEO of an international company at a young age, and different global management strategies he's learned throughout his career. Dr. Moore now teaches at the Harvard Kennedy School wher…
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Throughout history, sport has played a role in the shaping of our societies and communities. In this episode, we take a leap into some of these moments and explore the “why” behind the massive influence sports have on political and social issues. Former NBA player Earl Cureton shares his insight on the role of basketball within diverse teams and in…
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Billie is an implementation consultant at Restaurant365, an Irvine-based software startup that provides accounting solutions for restaurants. Billie’s education and experience aren’t typical for his field – he got a bachelor’s degree in history before realizing his passion for numbers and getting a master’s in accounting. He spent several years as …
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In this episode, Will Perry walks us through how his career path brought him to the favelas of Brazil, to the heart of Washington D.C., to his current residence in London. Listen to hear some of Perry’s favorite (and most dangerous) travel stories, as well as his valuable advice for future international professionals. Find more podcasts, videos, ar…
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In this episode, Rezia Usman walks us through some of the biggest lessons she has learned on the importance of networking in the business world. Although Rezia has lived in very different countries, she has found that being kind and making meaningful connections are universally important in building your network. Guest: Rezia Usman is a passionate …
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Squires walks us through her path to receiving and navigating an internship in China. She shares how she networked for the internship and how to have an open mind in a new culture, and also describes some of the cultural differences that she experienced. Guest: Brooke Squires grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, before graduating from the Global Su…
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Terry is an associate at The Boston Consulting Group in Dubai, UAE, and has extensive international experience for such a young professional. During his time at Queen’s University, Terry interned in Toronto, Johannesburg, and Washington D.C. He also spent a semester abroad at the Vienna University of Economics and Business. In addition to Terry’s w…
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Cragun’s unique engineering internship in China helped him get into one of the top MBA schools in the world. Get his advice on how to find great opportunities and find the internship that is best for you. Guest: Cragun Liston grew up in Ogden, Utah. He moved to Provo to study at Brigham Young University where he first started studying Finance befor…
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Dan has over 20 years’ experience in Finance Operations / Shared Services. He has key skills in International Leadership, Finance Operations, Business Process Transformation, ERP Implementations, extensive Program, and Project management experience, building and maintaining Key Performance Indicators, and other related financial and accounting repo…
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Guest: Carolina Núñez is the Associate Dean for Faculty and Curriculum and Professor of Law at Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School. She is a summa cum laude graduate of the Brigham Young University Law School and Managing Editor of the BYU Law Review. Dean Núñez co-founded the J. Reuben Clark Law School’s Refugee and Immigration I…
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Guest: Scott Lalor started his undergraduate education at Brigham Young University where he studied economics and finance. After graduating he had the opportunity to work for a few local companies in Utah including Zango, Goldman Sachs, and England Logistics. He then got his Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Notre Dame. Aft…
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In today’s episode, we talk with Hiram Chan, an international student from Hong Kong studying accounting at Brigham Young University. During the discussion, Hiram shares Hong Kong’s cultural characteristics as well as the transitions he has made after coming to the United States.By Marcus Lund
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Do you have an upcoming business trip to a foreign country? How can you be prepared to enter a new culture? In today’s episode, we talk with Greg Jones about the lessons he has learned during his international travels. As a volunteer church missionary, Greg spent two years in Argentina. As a lawyer for Novell, Greg has traveled to Japan, India, Ger…
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