HeyJaredFrom the Ground Up
Building something from nothing isn’t for the faint of heart. It takes vision, relentless determination, and a willingness to push through the unknown.
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Trent Dingman (opens the original)
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Real Motors co-founder Trent Dingman explains why building unconventional vehicles requires rethinking more than the vehicle itself. From Project : ARES to localized production and rapid prototyping, he shares how Real Motors is using engineering experimentation to reduce the capital, labor, and scale traditionally associated with automotive manufacturing.
Dr. Leigh Byers (opens the original)
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Leadership coach, consultant, author, and professor Dr. Leigh Byers explains why leadership development begins before someone manages a team or earns an executive title. Drawing on her research, coaching work, and Positive Intelligence training, she explores how self-awareness, mental fitness, and a willingness to learn from other perspectives shape stronger leaders.
Peter Snell (opens the original)
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PetroVybe CEO Peter Snell explains why the rapid expansion of AI and data centers is creating a deeper conversation about the physical infrastructure behind computing. He discusses PetroVybe’s focus on natural gas production, the growing intersection between technology and energy, and why scaling an energy company requires patience, discipline, and a willingness to learn from failure.
David Homan (opens the original)
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Orchestrated Connecting founder David Homan explains why meaningful professional networks are built through curiosity, generosity, and trust rather than collecting contacts. Drawing on his experience connecting thousands of people around the world, he shares how entrepreneurs can build relationships long before they need an introduction, investor, client, or opportunity.
Nick Kringas (opens the original)
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LawSHIFT CEO and founder Nick Kringas explains why businesses adapting to AI should focus less on the technology itself and more on the customer problems it can remove. Drawing on his experience in restaurants, SEO, and legal technology, he shows how LawSHIFT identified the overlooked “pre-intake” period as a critical source of friction in personal injury law.
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