Steven Burton's guest appearances

Steven Burton

The Dark Room

Law In Sport Podcast

Yeukai Business Show

Jordan Peterson

Ray Blakney

Jane Duncan Rogers

Ruth King

Randy Cohen

Robert Farrington

Jeff Altman

Paul Smith

Lance Armstrong

David McCallum

Paul Clarke

Rebekah Smith

Michael Lewis

Lina Khalifeh

Steve Sims

OwlTail

In this episode of Enlightened Entrepreneur Podcast, Yeukai interviews Steven Burton, founder, and CEO of PerfectTux. Steven talks about the online retail business roadmap. Having had an early start in the industry, Steven is packed full of wisdom and advice for other business owners, especially those who want to go into e-commerce.   Key questions asked: What is Steven’s Background? What is the role of a mentor in his entrepreneurial journey? What was the main thing that triggered Steven to decide to start his own business? Would he consider himself to have grown up having entrepreneurial influence around him? What sort of mind change did Steven have to experience to start running his own business? What are the necessary business steps business owners need to take if they’re going to take their business online? What is the perfect mindset that business owners should have when they’re going online to market their business or do e-commerce? What resources or tools can help business owners get unstuck? What do you see most business owners waste a lot of time on when it comes to the online business? Where do you see most of the opportunities coming up with retail online?   Highlights of Lessons Learned: Expert’s Advice Having a mentor is like running a business with training wheels, it definitely helps you grow and try to make minimal mistakes as you can when starting out. Associate yourself with positive people because when you’re about to take the biggest risk of your life you just have to have positivity around you. Have a tunnel vision, focus on your goal, know where you want to go and attack it. Be in control of your destiny. In the end, your hard work is going to put you where you always wanted to be.   Steps to Success When starting a business, begin with an idea and make sure that there is a market for it. The next step is to build your website. When you’ve set it up and it’s ready to launch, the biggest hurdle would be to get your website out to the masses. Next is marketing and knowing where your customer is, social media, build your brand and expose your product/service to the masses. After you start gaining the customers, the data will tell you where to go. The most important thing to do once the ball started rolling is to keep an eye on the data and the conversion rate.   Mobile and E-commerce For e-commerce, you have to be patient. In general, most websites take about three to six months to rank onto Google depending on how competitive your market is. org is a great free business resource to help you in your firm. Everything is being driven towards mobile nowadays, and mobile shopping is growing and growing.

In this episode of Enlightened Entrepreneur Podcast, Yeukai interviews Steven Burton, founder, and CEO of PerfectTux. Steven talks about the online retail business roadmap. Having had an early start in the industry, Steven is packed full of wisdom and advice for other business owners, especially those who want to go into e-commerce. Key questions asked: What is Steven’s Background? What is the role of a mentor in his entrepreneurial journey? What was the main thing that triggered Steven to decide to start his own business? Would he consider himself to have grown up having entrepreneurial influence around him? What sort of mind change did Steven have to experience to start running his own business? What are the necessary business steps business owners need to take if they’re going to take their business online? What is the perfect mindset that business owners should have when they’re going online to market their business or do e-commerce? What resources or tools can help business owners get unstuck? What do you see most business owners waste a lot of time on when it comes to the online business? Where do you see most of the opportunities coming up with retail online? Highlights of Lessons Learned: Expert’s Advice Having a mentor is like running a business with training wheels, it definitely helps you grow and try to make minimal mistakes as you can when starting out. Associate yourself with positive people because when you’re about to take the biggest risk of your life you just have to have positivity around you. Have a tunnel vision, focus on your goal, know where you want to go and attack it. Be in control of your destiny. In the end, your hard work is going to put you where you always wanted to be. Steps to Success When starting a business, begin with an idea and make sure that there is a market for it. The next step is to build your website. When you’ve set it up and it’s ready to launch, the biggest hurdle would be to get your website out to the masses. Next is marketing and knowing where your customer is, social media, build your brand and expose your product/service to the masses. After you start gaining the customers, the data will tell you where to go. The most important thing to do once the ball started rolling is to keep an eye on the data and the conversion rate. Mobile and E-commerce For e-commerce, you have to be patient. In general, most websites take about three to six months to rank onto Google depending on how competitive your market is. org is a great free business resource to help you in your firm. Everything is being driven towards mobile nowadays, and mobile shopping is growing and growing.

Episode #114: Steven Burton | The 3 Must-take Steps Before Launching an Online Business

How much do we, in actuality, “judge a book by its cover”? Is artificially altering someone’s appearance enough for us to think differently of them? Exploring this, Paul and Jordan talk to documentarian, Steven Burton, about digitally removing—via Photoshop—gang tattoos from photographs he took of ex-gang members, in the United States. Beyond aesthetics, Steven reveals he did so in order to remind audiences of the humanity of ex-gang members, overshadowed by their tattoos which continue to stigmatize them in real life. Steven’s photographs, before and after tattoo removal, are part of his new and original book, Skin Deep, accompanied by unflinching statements by the ex-gang members about their hopes, fears and dreams along the path of creating a positive (crime free) life for themselves. Learn more about Steven here.

How much do we, in actuality, “judge a book by its cover”? Is artificially altering someone’s appearance enough for us to think differently of them? Exploring this, Paul and Jordan talk to documentarian, Steven Burton, about digitally removing—via Photoshop—gang tattoos from photographs he took of ex-gang members, in the United States. Beyond aesthetics, Steven reveals he did so in order to remind audiences of the humanity of ex-gang members, overshadowed by their tattoos which continue to stigmatize them in real life. Steven’s photographs, before and after tattoo removal, are part of his new and original book, Skin Deep, accompanied by unflinching statements by the ex-gang members about their hopes, fears and dreams along the path of creating a positive (crime free) life for themselves. Learn more about Steven <a href="http://www.stevenburtonphotography.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Episode #93 - Skin Deep: Steven Burton

Steven Burton is a sports lawyer and expert on legal issues related to the use of data in sport having acted for leading businesses in sport and sports data. Steven is currently the Director of Integrity, Governance &amp; Sports Partnerships at Genius Sports. In this interview Steven speaks to Sean Cottrell, LawInSport founder &amp; CEO, and shares his insights into:- How to build a reputation in sports law and specifically, sports data in private practice.- Why he transitioned from private practice to an in-house role. - His work as Director of Integrity, Governance &amp; Sports Partnerships.- The trends developing in sport in the areas of integrity &amp; governance.- How the role of data in sport will develop and the associated legal issues.- What Genius Sports will be focusing on in the sports sector in the next 12 months.Steven's Bio:Regarded by the independent legal directory Chambers and Partners as “the foremost legal authority” in sports data, Steven Burton is to join Genius Sports as Director of Integrity, Governance and Sports Partnerships.An internationally recognised sports lawyer, Steven brings seventeen years’ expertise in the collection, exploitation and protection of sports data and sports integrity matters.As a Partner and the Head of Sports Data, Betting &amp; Integrity at Couchmans LLP (one of the world’s premier sports law firms) Steven advised numerous international sports leagues and federations including Football DataCo Limited (Premier League, English Football League and Scottish Professional Football League), ATP Tour, WTA Tour, The International Tennis Federation (ITF), Israeli Professional Football League, The Football Association of Ireland and Liga de Futbol Profesional (LFP Spanish Football).From a sports partnerships perspective, Steven has been involved in some of the biggest and most valuable sports data deals of all time. He has advised Football DataCo Limited since its creation in 1999. He recently helped the ITF to negotiate a new five-year data rights deal covering more than 90,000 tennis matches per year - the largest single package of official data rights in world sport, and worked with La Liga to implement their first ever official data rights scheme in 2014.Steven heads up Genius Sports’ Integrity Services from the commercial side. Since 2013, Genius Sports has established itself as the trusted integrity partner of some of the world’s largest sports leagues and federations including the English Premier League, Major League Baseball (MLB) and Euroleague Basketball.For more podcasts, videos, articles, events and news focused sports law visit LawInSport.com or follow us on Twitter @LawInSport. You can follow the host Sean Cottrell on Twitter at @spcott.It can be listened to on Soundcloud, iTunes or most Android podcast apps.https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lawinsport-podcasts/id655761738?mt=2

Steven Burton is a sports lawyer and expert on legal issues related to the use of data in sport having acted for leading businesses in sport and sports data. Steven is currently the Director of Integrity, Governance &amp; Sports Partnerships at Genius Sports. In this interview Steven speaks to Sean Cottrell, LawInSport founder &amp; CEO, and shares his insights into: - How to build a reputation in sports law and specifically, sports data in private practice. - Why he transitioned from private practice to an in-house role. - His work as Director of Integrity, Governance &amp; Sports Partnerships. - The trends developing in sport in the areas of integrity &amp; governance. - How the role of data in sport will develop and the associated legal issues. - What Genius Sports will be focusing on in the sports sector in the next 12 months. Steven's Bio: Regarded by the independent legal directory Chambers and Partners as “the foremost legal authority” in sports data, Steven Burton is to join Genius Sports as Director of Integrity, Governance and Sports Partnerships. An internationally recognised sports lawyer, Steven brings seventeen years’ expertise in the collection, exploitation and protection of sports data and sports integrity matters. As a Partner and the Head of Sports Data, Betting &amp; Integrity at Couchmans LLP (one of the world’s premier sports law firms) Steven advised numerous international sports leagues and federations including Football DataCo Limited (Premier League, English Football League and Scottish Professional Football League), ATP Tour, WTA Tour, The International Tennis Federation (ITF), Israeli Professional Football League, The Football Association of Ireland and Liga de Futbol Profesional (LFP Spanish Football). From a sports partnerships perspective, Steven has been involved in some of the biggest and most valuable sports data deals of all time. He has advised Football DataCo Limited since its creation in 1999. He recently helped the ITF to negotiate a new five-year data rights deal covering more than 90,000 tennis matches per year - the largest single package of official data rights in world sport, and worked with La Liga to implement their first ever official data rights scheme in 2014. Steven heads up Genius Sports’ Integrity Services from the commercial side. Since 2013, Genius Sports has established itself as the trusted integrity partner of some of the world’s largest sports leagues and federations including the English Premier League, Major League Baseball (MLB) and Euroleague Basketball. For more podcasts, videos, articles, events and news focused sports law visit <a href="http://LawInSport.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LawInSport.com</a> or follow us on Twitter @LawInSport. You can follow the host Sean Cottrell on Twitter at @spcott. It can be listened to on Soundcloud, iTunes or most Android podcast apps. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lawinsport-podcasts/id655761738?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lawinsport-podcasts/id655761738?mt=2</a>

Sports data, betting, governance & the law: Interview with Steven Burton, Genius Sports #41