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Hosted by Kevin Kimle · business · EN-US · 42 episodes
Explore how high-impact innovators develop aspirations, make decisions, and create meaning in their lives and the lives of others. The entrepreneurs of yesterday faced the unknown, decided against fear, and chose to shape their futures into something better. Today, we learn from them in order to leave our own positive mark on the world.From Kevin Kimle, author of the upcoming book by the same name.
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Episode #8
Rob Cressy is founder of Cressy Creating and one of the leading voices in human-first artificial intelligence. What I found most valuable in our conversation was Rob's framework for working with AI — what he calls the "human AI sandwich." www.kevinkimle.com
Episode #6
Craig Rupp has spent years building at the frontier of autonomous agriculture, helping pioneer systems that allow tractors to operate autonomously in real production environments. Before Sabanto, Craig played a foundational role in the creation of FieldView, which eventually landed at Climate Corporation. It’s a technology that remains central to modern precision agriculture and ultimately part of the story of Monsanto’s acquisition of Climate and the downstream impacts on what today we call agtech. Craig’s career sits at the intersection of agriculture, engineering, software, and entrepreneurship. We spoke about the origins of FieldView, lessons from building hard technology companies, working with David Friedburg, what autonomy changes economically for agriculture and where he believes the future of farming is heading.”
Episode #5
<p>Our latest podcast episode features my compadres from Ag Startup Engine, the AgTech fund that we started ten years ago, Joel Harris, Colin Hurd, and Mikayla Mooney. </p><p><br></p><p>We discuss the state of agtech investing. To borrow from Dickens: It is the best of times. It is the worst of times. Entrepreneurs at Ag Startup Engine portfolio companies continue to do great work in building impactful businesses. And we discuss some of those. But you don’t have to look far in the agtech venture investing world to find zombie businesses, dead businesses, and billions in...
Episode #4
<p>Brady Sidwell is an entrepreneur from Enid, Oklahoma who runs Sidwell Enterprises, an agricultural conglomerate with multiple businesses including a grain elevator, local food distribution, a flour mill, and a brewery. </p>
Episode #3
<p>Entrepreneurs tell stories. And some get others to tell their stories. Vance Crowe is a communications expert, widely sought-out speaker, a podcaster, and the founder of Legacy Interviews. Legacy Interviews creates professional video recordings of individuals or couples telling their stories and the lessons learned along the way.</p><p><br></p><p>www.kevinkimle.com</p>
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