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The eVTOL Insights PodcastEpisode 108: Leo McCloskey, VP of Marketing, EchodyneIn this episode, Leo introduces us to the work Echodyne does and how the company fits into the eVTOL aircraft and Advanced Air Mobility market.
He paints a detailed picture of the current industry landscape, as well as sharing more information on Echodyne's UAV radar solutions, plus its key partnerships with the likes of Supernal and the OneSky Future of Flight Program.
Finally, Leo elaborates on two distinct needs that will emerge once AAM begins to scale up.2023-09-2128 min
Night Sky Tourist58- Arabic Cultural Astronomy Traditions with Dr. Danielle AdamsDr. Danielle Adams is a cultural astronomer who works at Lowell Observatory as the Chief Marketing and Revenue Officer. She studies the development and transformations of indigenous Arabian astronomy through pre-Islamic poetry and Arabic historical literature.
Dr. Adams is active in informal astronomy education, speaking to various groups about Arabian cultural astronomy and the heritage of the many Arabic star names that astronomers still use today. She is inspired by the pristine desert skies to advocate for dark sky preservation.
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OneSky3: Kevin OrtizKevin Ortiz is a dreamer: He's a DREAMer, but he's also driven by a sense of purpose to inspire other and build better communities. In this episode of One Sky, Kevin discusses his sueñitos (little dreams), as well as how he strives to live in the moment – which includes 9 a.m. soccer games and the late night salsa dancing with his MBA classmates.2021-12-2143 min
OneSky2: Claire BarnettWhile most first-years are juggling the academic rigor of the Core and the networking and prep of recruiting, Claire Barnett also navigates the challenges of starting a new club: the Carolina Disability Alliance. As Founder and President, she serves as not only a self-advocate but an activist. In this episode of OneSky, Claire proves that it's never too early to think about leaving your heelprint.2021-12-0733 min
OneSky1: Brady PowellA former Army Infantry Officer, Brady Powell knew he wanted to get an MBA after he decommissioned. But first – he spent 18 months traveling through Central and South America in a self converted 1995 Ford E-150 van. In this episode of One Sky, Brady shares how he's leveraging his time in business school to explore new paths while remaining true to his mission-oriented values.2021-11-2231 min
OneSky7: GraduationThe class of 2021 is about to embark on the next chapter of their lives. In this final episode of season 1, hosts Rhian Carreker-Ford and Meredith Tozzer interview fellow members of the class of 2021 to hear their greatest accomplishments, favorite moments and other reflections on their time at Kenan-Flagler.Stay tuned for season 2 launching this Fall! 2021-05-1512 min
OneSky6: Becca Jordan WrightTerrified of being on her death wondering why she didn't start her company, Becca Jordan Wright turned down a full time offer and launched Piedmont Pennies. In this episode of One Sky, Becca discusses the support she received from her classmates, professors and alumni in her personal venture, as well as in her role leading Carolina Women in Business – all while navigating a global pandemic. 2021-04-0940 min
OneSky5: Robert EjupiRobert Ejupi hasn't had a typical MBA experience. Knowing he wanted to return to scale his family business, he forwent the traditional recruiting path, and when COVID-19 shut down the borders, he swapped his ticket to Mexico for his home in Prishtina, Kosovo. In this episode of One Sky, Robert shares how he takes classes at night and applies them the next morning, enabling him to grow his retail sportswear company and diversify with Black Bird Marketing.2021-03-2732 min
OneSky4: Adam MersereauOne of the first faculty new students meet, Adam Mersereau discusses how he blends statistics, dad jokes and surprises to keep students engaged. In this episode, he also shared his research using big data on brick and mortar retail, his secrets to teaching and his (irrational) fear he may get replaced by the animated Adam used in his async videos.2021-03-1235 min
OneSky3: Sally RattanabureeWith a background in linguistics and working as an interpreter, Sally Rattanaburee decided to pursue an MBA after realizing she didn't want to be a mouthpiece for other people's ideas. In this episode, Sally shares her journey from Thailand to Chapel Hill and how she learned about herself while navigating on-campus recruiting. 2021-02-2637 min
OneSky2: Je'nique HarewoodOriginally from Trinidad and Tobago (by way of Washington, DC), Je’nique Harewood came to Kenan-Flagler to pivot from wealth management into product marketing. In this episode, Je’nique shares how her desire to have formalized space for Black students led her to start a Black Business Student Association on campus.2020-12-0734 min
OneSky1: Jordan CentryA North Carolina native, Jordan Centry decided to return to business school to transition from finance into marketing and entrepreneurship. In this episode of OneSky, Jordan shares what being MBA Student Association President actually entails and how he moonlighted as a stand-up comic.2020-12-0720 min
OneSkyWhat is OneSkyHow do you know God is a Tarheel? Because the sky is Carolina blue. In this episode, our hosts Rhian Carreker-Ford and Meredith Tozzer explain the inspiration behind this podcast and their mission to create connections between our community members and those interested in learning more. One Sky is a student-run, student-produced and student-centric project developed by the Dean's Fellows of the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.2020-12-0716 min
Design Details358: Design and Venture CapitalThis week, we caught up with Bobby Goodlatte and Josh Williams, two designers-turned-investors who recently announced Form Capital, an early-stage venture fund. In this episode we talk about the path to starting a fund, whether founders should live in the Bay Area, and share advice to designers who are interested in starting their own company someday.Golden Ratio Patrons:Float is a resource management tool for planning your team’s time across multiple projects. Built by creatives, for creatives, Float makes resource planning simple — like it should be! Learn more at float.com/designdetailsL...2020-08-0553 min
Sincerely, Hueman: Stories of Kindness and Doing GoodEmpowering Women and Girls Through Tech with June SugiyamaAs humans, we have personal motivations to succeed, to make ourselves better. But when the going gets tough and we’re bombarded with challenges, don’t we sometimes feel like quitting?What if our goal was to impact another person’s life, not just ours? And we stuck to that image of that one person, maybe a handful or even thousands of people we can potentially help. Would we be so quick to give up? In the case of June Sugiyama, Director at Vodafone Americas Foundation, flipping the script and refocusing the lens was a daily practice. Instea...2019-10-2217 min
Jacky Winter Gives You The Business086 - You don’t want a generalist surgeonThis week! We’re going through our open tabs and discussing the elite privilege of saying no to screens and graffiti’s transition from outside the law to in trend.
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37 the PodcastWhy You Should Include Children in Business – Interview with Zac Nelson from Tiny Panda ThreadsIn this episode, Michael and Terry sits down with Zac Nelson. Zac started Tiny Panda Threads with his 7 year old sister, GiGi. Tiny Panda Threads is a clothing company trying to make a difference. The majority of our proceeds go to the organization that saved GiGi's life, OneSky. Click here to check them out. Show links Check out Tiny Panda Threads here: http://www.tinypandathreads.com/ For 37 the Podcast listeners, Zac added a discount code. 15% off with promo code “37thepodcast.” To get the special 37 the podcast shirt, go to http://www.tinypandathreads.com/37shi...2016-11-1600 min
Plane Crazy Down UnderPCDU Episode 100: The TonWhen we began producing this show WAY back in July 2009, we had no idea that we’d make it to 100 episodes, have travelled to multiple events within Australia, been to Oshkosh and be just about to cover a second Avalon Airshow with a bigger team than ever before. We’ve learned so much about producing a quality & enjoyable aviation show, had aviation related experiences we never dreamed of, dabbled with video production and even spun off a few side-projects for other shows. We’re also very appreciative of you, our audience. The fact that you’re all still here with us...2013-02-2130 min