S3-E8: Solving Problems of the Future with David Borish, Serial Entrepreneur & Innovation Thought-Leader
Release Date: 06/21/2019
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Charlie shares her hot picks of 30 films (out of over 150) to watch at this yearâs Brooklyn SciFi Film Festival taking place September 20-25 (virtually and online).Â
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Charlie has a happy reunion with Erik Martin (Chief Community Officer at Teal, a membership platform to help enable meaningful careers). Charlie last interviewed Erik 10 years ago for a viral media Meetup in NY.
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This week, Charlie makes a strong case for why anyone who is interested in technology innovation should be following GovTech closely and consistently.
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Charlie is thrilled to welcome Dr. Andrew Maynard (former physicist, professor in the Arizona State University School for the Future of Innovation in Society, leading expert in the responsible development of emerging and converging technologies, and Tech 2025 advisor) for our very first tech news roundup episode where we recap the news on the implementation and impact of emerging technologies (the good, the bad, and the ugly!).
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Joining the podcast this week is Paul Spiers (Founder, The New P&L Brand Purpose Institute and host of The New P&L business podcast series).
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In this special second episode in our series on next-gen innovators, Charlie chats with Anya Berlova.
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Dan Christensen (aka "Bus Driver Dan") loves his job driving a bus for TriMet bus company in Portland, Oregon, and is fiercely and unapologetically proud of his Blue Collar roots. He also embraces emerging technology and is constantly exploring new and innovative ways to use technology to tell "the stories of the now."
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"Sometimes, the advantage is not being on the inside. " - David Borish
Charlie welcomes David Borish (serial entrepreneur, innovation thought-leader, and co-Founder of neo 360) to the show, whose extensive experience launching and selling companies makes him an expert on how to find problems to solve, and how to develop solutions, that can be turned into sustainable businesses. In particular, Charlie and David discuss how he finds opportunities and solutions that are truly ground-breaking. David's expertise is discovering new technologies (and new uses for existing technologies) which has brought him incredible opportunities -- including a recent partnership with Damon John (Shark Tank, investor and founder of FUBU).
David offers key insights on how we should be thinking about emerging technologies like AI, VR, quantum computing (we'll go more into this with him in future episodes). Stay tuned for updates on our next episode with David (in a couple of weeks) on quantum computing! We can't wait! đ
ABOUT DAVID BORISH
A visionary and serial entrepreneur, David has spent his 16-year career devising innovative concepts that have shaken up multiple industries time and again. He currently serves as the Co-Founder of neo 360, a start-up that developed a touchscreen video control technology that is now used by sports leagues and teams around the World. Focusing on going against the grain and figuring out solutions to problems that most aren't even aware of, he has a knack for taking a unique concept from conception all the way through to product-market fit.
David's first innovative business dates all the back to 2003. At that time, he created a groundbreaking eBay drop-off franchise named Sell Your Stuff, this franchise concept was hit for David, creating an opportunity for his next businesses, which would prove to be career-defining. The year was 2008, and David saw an opportunity in the lending industry: he founded the first security-based loan originator, aggregating multiple securities portfolios together in order to empower borrowers and put them within reach of more favorable loan terms from all the major banks. Over the next two years, MCG grew at a breakneck pace, leading to a 2010 acquisition by Rockwood Capital Private Equity Group.
He then shifted his attention to the mobile industry and Co-founded Moguls Mobile with FUBU founder and Shark Tank star Daymond John, where they created fashion-forward mobile accessories, many of which were first of it's kind.
David is a New York native, born and raised in the City, and over the last decade, his stock has risen meteorically, generating immense demand for him as a speaker, advisor, and consultant. He is a noted leader in entrepreneurship, innovation, and technology, and media outlets Forbes Magazine, TechCrunch, Entrepreneur, and CNBC have done features on him. As much as he has achieved during his career, he remains singular in his concentration on finding and developing the next big thing.
Connect with David:
Personal Website: https://davidborish.com
Twitter: @DavidBorsh
Instagram: @DavidBorish
Facebook: http://fb.me/techethicist
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