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This is what I'm talking about. Organizations of every type (universities, governments, corporations, etc.) rely on Epiphan Video to help them share their story with the world in a way that reflects the brands and people they represent. This is a video-first strategy and it's more accessible then ever. 🔍 Here's the secret ... it doesn't take a special skill set to make your video look this good. It's totally approachable with Epiphan and we leverage all the gear you've already got. From a simple camera to a standard video conferencing space to the world's most complicated medical simulation spaces - and everywhere in-between - we make capturing, enhancing, streaming and recording professional video easy. That's broadcast without barriers. If you want to see how easy it is, join us next week for an interactive event (yes, you can join via video and tell us your opinion or ask a question about the future of video): https://lnkd.in/gFdkvRJt

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We are back on the road and headed to Chicago next week for another Quirk's Media event! Super excited for this speaking session we are doing with Delta Air Lines. Booth #113 is where we will be! Come say hi, talk insights, and enter our giveaway! (Its a pretty cool giveaway, but I wont spoil it here 😁) #Quirks #mrx #insight #insights #research #marketresearch

It is great when a vision becomes reality.

I am increasingly passionate about advocating for Entrepreneur Mental Health. To reignite valuable conversations and learnings, I am reposting a fun video montage from the inspiring 2023 QED Global Summit. This event featured two days of presentations and discussions with some of the best minds in fintech. QED Investors demonstrated its commitment to prioritizing the well-being of CEOs and their teams by inviting me to lead a session on mental health education and to facilitate genuine discussions about the stressors they face.  The summit culminated in a powerful message: "We want you to feel supported by us and to create cultures where mental health conversations are welcomed." My vision is for more conferences to create space for authenticity, enabling individuals to share struggles, resources, and uplift one another.  As an Executive Coach with a background in clinical therapy, I see the urgent need to shift the paradigm so that mental health is no longer stigmatized or concealed. It should be seen as a shared responsibility, rather than an issue to be tackled alone. There is vast potential in expanding the support network available to founders, both from VC partners and from within their own community.  I will continue to advocate for this cause and guide my clients to recognize the link between performance, productivity, self-awareness, and well-being. As I collaborate with exceptional founders from around the world, I am more committed than ever to expanding the avenues of support for this community of innovative leaders. Maryalice Giroux Viljoen Tommy Blanchard Ashley Marshall #executivecoaching #mentalhealthawareness #entrepreneurmind

Getting ready for my talk at TC on the 21st. Can't wait to share our experiences alongside two amazing CEOs, Tessa Lau, and Andrea L. Thomaz!! If you are around on the 21st shoot me a message! #womeninai #robotics #techcrunchdisrupt

Countdown 6 more days until AIM/R's 51st Annual Conference! We spoke with former conference chair, Katie Hubach, CPA of SIGNATURE SALES, INC. about her conference favorites. What are you looking forward to the most?

Hi fellow democracy nerds! This post is for my young DNs in particular (where young is defined as under 40 for the purposes of this conversation). (*) Here at the Parliament of NSW we are keen to build networks that stretch far beyond our walls. And for any YDNs out there, have we got an opportunity for you! Every day I am inundated with messages from YDNs saying "Mark, you are the coolest social media poster we have ever seen. Your references are groovy, and as topical as a discotheque in a roller-skating rink. And if you're this funky, imagine how hip the young people working in the Parliament must be!" Well, gentle reader, you are 100% correct. The young professionals working at the Parliament are fully sick, stylin' and dare I say it, copasetic. And now you have a chance to engage with them at our inaugural Breakfast Club event. To the sounds of "Don't You (Forget About Me)" on high rotation, you'll get to connect with the people that make the parliament work, including our most-excellent Editor of Debates, Vanessa Schlenert. More details are below. I hope we'll see you there. And if that isn't lit, I don't know what is. Stay safe DNs. -m (*) If you are a DN more of my vintage don't worry, I'm sure another one of my posts will come along soon enough. I'll make sure I add in at least 113% more 1980s popular culture references in the interests of editorial balance.