Maura O'Neill's guest appearances

Maura O'Neill

OneHaas

Here at Haas

Deepak Gupta

Sahar Yousef

Sean Li

Jason Wang

STEVE LEE

Shachar Kariv

Kellie McElhaney

Chez Panisse

Evan Wright

Melissa Mendez

Lucas Miller

Alex Martin

Michael Martin

Christina Ma

Nate Pollak

OwlTail

H@H: AtB Ep 1 - Professor Maura O'Neill chats with hosts Paulina Lee and Paul Bryzek to share her extensive expertise and knowledge in the Blockchain space, originating with her early work in mobile money payments as she served as Chief Innovation Officer under the Obama Administration. Listen as Professor O’Neill takes us on a journey through the web3 space, how geo-political events including the Russia-Ukraine escalation are impacting the future of blockchain.Maura’s 3 Big Trends in Blockchain:Supply Chain TransparencyCrypto: “Bitcoin is to crypto what the US dollar is to global financial markets.”NFTs: “NFTs are the answer to the question, ‘how do we create new intellectual property protection schemes?’”On why business school:“You know what I'd encourage people, listeners, is I just knew in my gut, I didn't know why, but I knew that's where it should be. And I'd say it's the best decision I've ever made in my life.”On being appointed by Obama as the first Chief Innovation Officer:“The idea is the more stable and prosperous and fair and free, we can help other countries to be, and really build that capability, the less likely that we'll have failed states.”On why the Fed is taking a strong look at Stablecoins:“And I know we're having unprecedented inflation, but we're not having 10,000% inflation as they were in Venezuela, when their currency became completely worthless”Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/here-at-haas/donations

H@H: AtB Ep 1 - <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauraloneill/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Professor Maura O'Neill</a> chats with hosts <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulinalee/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paulina Lee</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-bryzek/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Bryzek</a> to share her extensive expertise and knowledge in the Blockchain space, originating with her early work in mobile money payments as she served as Chief Innovation Officer under the Obama Administration. Listen as Professor O’Neill takes us on a journey through the web3 space, how geo-political events including the Russia-Ukraine escalation are impacting the future of blockchain. Maura’s 3 Big Trends in Blockchain:<ol><li>Supply Chain Transparency</li><li>Crypto: “Bitcoin is to crypto what the US dollar is to global financial markets.”</li><li>NFTs: “NFTs are the answer to the question, ‘how do we create new intellectual property protection schemes?’”</li></ol> On why business school:“You know what I'd encourage people, listeners, is I just knew in my gut, I didn't know why, but I knew that's where it should be. And I'd say it's the best decision I've ever made in my life.” On being appointed by Obama as the first Chief Innovation Officer:“The idea is the more stable and prosperous and fair and free, we can help other countries to be, and really build that capability, the less likely that we'll have failed states.” On why the Fed is taking a strong look at Stablecoins:“And I know we're having unprecedented inflation, but we're not having 10,000% inflation as they were in Venezuela, when their currency became completely worthless”Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/here-at-haas/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/here-at-haas/donations</a>

Around the Block: Maura O'Neill, Haas Lecturer & Distinguished Teaching Fellow

Today, we have Dr. Maura O'Neill on our podcast. She is a lecturer and distinguished teaching fellow at the Haas school of business. In 2009, she was appointed by President Obama to be the first chief innovation officer of the US agency for international development, serving until 2013. She was responsible for inspiring and leading breakthrough innovations in foreign assistance and development worldwide. Above all, she is a Haas alum.In this episode, Maura talks about her research on the notion of narrow-mindedness, her passion for living a life with no regrets and how others can do the same thing, and practicing deliberateness or intentionality.She shares the importance of knowing what you want in life - your purpose and your passion and leaving a legacy behind.She also has some excellent advice for students graduating during this time of uncertainty about seizing and creating opportunities until ultimately finding your passion.Episode Quotes:"Ordinary people are capable of extraordinary things, and they're only capable of extraordinary things if they go in the direction of their unique gifts.""Living a life of no mistakes, no regrets, is not no mistakes. We can make mistakes. The things that we regret in life, I think, are the things we do for other people. If we do it out of compassion and empathy, that's fabulous, but if we do it because we should, even though we don't want to, it isn't who we are, then that's probably the wrong reason.""I've learned if I want to live a no regrets life to not only be generous with others, but to actually be generous with myself."Show Links:LinkedIn ProfileSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations

Today, we have Dr. Maura O'Neill on our podcast. She is a lecturer and distinguished teaching fellow at the Haas school of business. In 2009, she was appointed by President Obama to be the first chief innovation officer of the US agency for international development, serving until 2013. She was responsible for inspiring and leading breakthrough innovations in foreign assistance and development worldwide. Above all, she is a Haas alum. In this episode, Maura talks about her research on the notion of narrow-mindedness, her passion for living a life with no regrets and how others can do the same thing, and practicing deliberateness or intentionality. She shares the importance of knowing what you want in life - your purpose and your passion and leaving a legacy behind. She also has some excellent advice for students graduating during this time of uncertainty about seizing and creating opportunities until ultimately finding your passion. <h3>Episode Quotes:</h3> "Ordinary people are capable of extraordinary things, and they're only capable of extraordinary things if they go in the direction of their unique gifts." "Living a life of no mistakes, no regrets, is not no mistakes. We can make mistakes. The things that we regret in life, I think, are the things we do for other people. If we do it out of compassion and empathy, that's fabulous, but if we do it because we should, even though we don't want to, it isn't who we are, then that's probably the wrong reason." "I've learned if I want to live a no regrets life to not only be generous with others, but to actually be generous with myself." <h3>Show Links:</h3> <ul><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauraloneill/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn Profile</a></li></ul>Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations</a>

Dr. Maura O'Neill, Lecturer and Distinguished Teaching Fellow & BCEMBA '04 - Creating and Inspiring Impactful Entrepreneurship