Matt Wiener's guest appearances

Matt Wiener

Vital Health Podcast

Bruin Success

In House Warrior

Tom Campbell

Donald Trump

Bill Clinton

Mark Goulston

Michael Parker

Michael Caputo

Tom White

Mark Babbitt

Jeffrey Smith

Larry Nassar

Paul Smith

Michael Levin

Anna Lee

Ty Cobb

Suzanne Kelly

OwlTail

  Mr. Wiener is a Partner, Managing Director and Head of Consulting &amp; Business Development at Innovative Partnerships Group (IPG360), joining the firm less than one year into the company formation. Mr. Wiener oversees growth for the company, serving as a member of the Advisory Board and Executive Team with leadership duties across overall revenue, operations, strategic growth as well as leading property, brand and project-based consulting work including the overall sponsorship and naming rights division across domestic &amp; international clients. Mr. Wiener manages a dynamic, high-performing team across the country and oversees the recruiting and hiring efforts for the firm.  Prior to Innovative Partnerships Group, Mr. Wiener was a senior executive at Wasserman, responsible for long-term partnerships for the Fortune 500 and global rights holders. His diverse experience and strategic approach provide a foundation to execute complex, non-traditional partnerships that are mutually beneficial for all parties, building a reputation for his creativity in deal making and delivering win-win-win agreements.  Prior to Wasserman, Mr. Wiener worked for the San Diego Padres ownership group as a member of the Front Office holding multiple revenue positions, quickly working his way up through the organization holding the top sales position in the front office every year during his tenure in Major League Baseball.  Mr. Wiener is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles Mr. Wiener is actively involved with his alma mater’s Alumni Association, Sports &amp; Entertainment Network and serves as an executive member of the Milken Institute’s global Young Leaders Circle.

Mr. Wiener is a Partner, Managing Director and Head of Consulting &amp; Business Development at Innovative Partnerships Group (IPG360), joining the firm less than one year into the company formation. Mr. Wiener oversees growth for the company, serving as a member of the Advisory Board and Executive Team with leadership duties across overall revenue, operations, strategic growth as well as leading property, brand and project-based consulting work including the overall sponsorship and naming rights division across domestic &amp; international clients. Mr. Wiener manages a dynamic, high-performing team across the country and oversees the recruiting and hiring efforts for the firm.  Prior to Innovative Partnerships Group, Mr. Wiener was a senior executive at Wasserman, responsible for long-term partnerships for the Fortune 500 and global rights holders. His diverse experience and strategic approach provide a foundation to execute complex, non-traditional partnerships that are mutually beneficial for all parties, building a reputation for his creativity in deal making and delivering win-win-win agreements.  Prior to Wasserman, Mr. Wiener worked for the San Diego Padres ownership group as a member of the Front Office holding multiple revenue positions, quickly working his way up through the organization holding the top sales position in the front office every year during his tenure in Major League Baseball.  Mr. Wiener is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles Mr. Wiener is actively involved with his alma mater’s Alumni Association, Sports &amp; Entertainment Network and serves as an executive member of the Milken Institute’s global Young Leaders Circle.

Matt Wiener '10 of Innovative Partnerships Group

Richard Levick

Reducing the Risks By Underwriting M&amp;A Activities: Matt Wiener, Practice Leader for Aon’s Transaction Liability team in the Southwest region, national leader if its energy practice and a lawyer formerly with Vinson &amp; Elkins, joins host Richard Levick of LEVICK to discuss the rapidly growing best practice of underwriting M&amp;A deals with insurance products to reduce the risk and eliminate the fear of dormant claims arising years after the deal is closed. He talks about where the market is at, where it is going and how best to protect buyers and sellers.

Reducing the Risks By Underwriting M&amp;A Activities: Matt Wiener, Practice Leader for Aon’s Transaction Liability team in the Southwest region, national leader if its energy practice and a lawyer formerly with Vinson &amp; Elkins, joins host Richard Levick of LEVICK to discuss the rapidly growing best practice of underwriting M&amp;A deals with insurance products to reduce the risk and eliminate the fear of dormant claims arising years after the deal is closed. He talks about where the market is at, where it is going and how best to protect buyers and sellers.

Reducing the Risks By Underwriting M&A Activities With Matt Wiener, Practice Leader for Aon’s Transaction Liability Team in the Southwest and Host Richard Levick of LEVICK

Matt Wiener co-leads the development of EHDEN’s SME Marketplace, training and certifying the project’s growing international network of SMEs that are leveraging observational data locally. The SME network is the EHDEN project’s engine, supplying the local knowledge required to convert the observational data available in many unique EU databases into a common data model so they are usable within a federated network. Matt is a Director of Informatics and Predictive Sciences at Bristol-Myers Squibb, joining the company through the acquisition of Celgene. Given Matt’s deep understanding of the need for analytical rigour in healthcare, in this podcast we discuss the current gulf that exists in medical practice between doctors and quants, and how this situation can be solved in the future. We also the many challenges to harnessing observational data are not, in fact, technical, but political. EHDEN can serve as a test-bed to demonstrate the value of RWE to help remove the barriers that current exist to access health records and apply effectiveness in decision making. The podcast also outlines many of the core issues to be discussed in a webinar series as part of EHDEN’s annual General Assembly and Road Show. Matt Wiener has a PhD in mathematics from the University of Chicago, and an undergraduate degree from MIT. He’s applied mathematical modelling and analytics to different phases of drug development, from early research to manufacturing.  Before moving into healthcare, he worked in various fields of mathematical modelling, including for the health effects of air pollution. He also, for a time, was engaged in Postdoctoral research at the NIH’s Institute of Mental Health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Wiener co-leads the development of EHDEN’s SME Marketplace, training and certifying the project’s growing international network of SMEs that are leveraging observational data locally. The SME network is the EHDEN project’s engine, supplying the local knowledge required to convert the observational data available in many unique EU databases into a common data model so they are usable within a federated network. Matt is a Director of Informatics and Predictive Sciences at Bristol-Myers Squibb, joining the company through the acquisition of Celgene. Given Matt’s deep understanding of the need for analytical rigour in healthcare, in this podcast we discuss the current gulf that exists in medical practice between doctors and quants, and how this situation can be solved in the future. We also the many challenges to harnessing observational data are not, in fact, technical, but political. EHDEN can serve as a test-bed to demonstrate the value of RWE to help remove the barriers that current exist to access health records and apply effectiveness in decision making. The podcast also outlines many of the core issues to be discussed in a webinar series as part of EHDEN’s annual General Assembly and Road Show. Matt Wiener has a PhD in mathematics from the University of Chicago, and an undergraduate degree from MIT. He’s applied mathematical modelling and analytics to different phases of drug development, from early research to manufacturing. Before moving into healthcare, he worked in various fields of mathematical modelling, including for the health effects of air pollution. He also, for a time, was engaged in Postdoctoral research at the NIH’s Institute of Mental Health.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Matt Wiener -  EHDEN’s SME Marketplace and Harnessing Informatics