In this episode of Failing to Success, host Chad Kaleky interviews Jon Leland, the founder of Com Bridges, a company that helps people unlock their video mojo. Jon, a 50-year media pioneer, discusses the importance of taking creative risks that won't bankrupt you, as well as the power of personal connection through video. He emphasizes the ability of smartphones to allow individuals to produce their own movies and make their own news, using examples like the exposure of police violence and the train wreck in Pennsylvania.

In this episode of Failing to Success, the host Chad Kaleky talks with Ronjini Joshua, the CEO of The Silver Telegram, about her journey and experiences in the PR industry. Ronjini started in the industry through an internship at a PR agency after finishing college. Since then, she has worked with various companies ranging from entertainment gadgets to B2B enterprises, developing brand visibility for startups in their growth stages. Her company focuses on both earned and paid coverage to elevate brand visibility and customer acquisition for startups, which can lead to money fundraising.

In this episode 165 of "Failing to Success", Rob Albritton, VP of AI at Octo (acquired by IBM), delves into operationalizing AI, especially in defense and intelligence. The challenge lies in ensuring that AI models make it into production, rather than being shelved. Octo addresses this with tools like their ML ops platform, simplifying model deployment. Active learning facilitates rapid retraining, a crucial aspect for maintaining AI accuracy in dynamic environments. Rob draws parallels between interacting with AI models and teaching children, underlining that ongoing interaction refines AI behavior. He shares his AI journey, initiated by the prospect of saving lives. Rob emphasizes trusting the career journey, a sentiment he would share with his younger self. Looking ahead, he envisions AI's expansion, with automation creating jobs and becoming an integral part of daily life.

Strategic Expansion to Ukraine: Artem Koren shares the unexpected journey of living in Ukraine for three years during the formation of Sembly.ai. The decision, driven by Ukraine's talent pool and cost-effectiveness, shifted from remote management to Artem residing in Ukraine due to the intense need for daily interaction.

Andreas Constantinou, the CEO of Slash Data, was a guest on the Failing to Success podcast hosted by Chad Kaleky with Cosmic Design and Development. Andreas talked about his journey in hiring a CEO to take over his company so that he could start something new. He discussed how he knew he had run out of passion for software and developers, and that he was serving more as a manager and leader rather than getting his hands dirty in innovation. Andreas decided he wanted to hand over the business to someone else to start something new, where he could be more involved.

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