Edward Elliot's guest appearances

Edward Elliot

Terms Of Reference Podcast

PAC Insights

FR33DOM FORMULA / Men of iron Podcast

Laura Walker

Paul Smith

Kenneth Stanley

Karen Levy

Miki Agrawal

Dag Hammarskjold

Chris Blattman

Bob Burg

Claire Wasserman

Jack Wolfson

Paul Niehaus

Krista Donaldson

Carne Ross

Mick Mahan

Azim Khamisa

OwlTail

Edward almost failed to make it to the forge, quitting once two days before his event, only to return to the following event and become one of men of iron’s most powerful members, even if he is a self proclaimed I trovert

Men of iron interview with BROTHER edward elliot

For most of us seeking to innovate in the social sector, solving existing problems in new ways is accomplished by bringing technologies or processes from other sectors to bear on the problems faced by the vulnerable. However, innovators are sometimes also true inventors - devising first of their kind solutions for today's most pressing problems.  In these cases, it is not uncommon for the inventor to seek protection for the unique intellectual property contained in their ideas. After all, what benefits those in need may also turn out to be something that is also extremely useful for those with greater levels of disposable income.  Patents are one type of protection that are recognized around the world and, assuming you have the financial and legal resources, enforceable. Enter the US Patent and Trademark Office. Since 2012, the USPTO has given awards to businesses, universities, and non-profits using patented technology to aid the less fortunate.  My guest for the 173rd Terms of Reference Podcast is Edward Elliot who manages the Patents for Humanity program. For those inventors out there, you're going to find this conversation extremely useful and potentially rewarding. For the rest of us Aidpreneurs, our conversation is a fun and surprising discussion about past awardees and the massive impact they've had on global issues.

<p>For most of us seeking to innovate in the social sector, solving existing problems in new ways is accomplished by bringing technologies or processes from other sectors to bear on the problems faced by the vulnerable. However, innovators are sometimes also true inventors - devising first of their kind solutions for today's most pressing problems.  In these cases, it is not uncommon for the inventor to seek protection for the unique intellectual property contained in their ideas. After all, what benefits those in need may also turn out to be something that is also extremely useful for those with greater levels of disposable income.  Patents are one type of protection that are recognized around the world and, assuming you have the financial and legal resources, enforceable. Enter the US Patent and Trademark Office. Since 2012, the USPTO has given awards to businesses, universities, and non-profits using patented technology to aid the less fortunate.  My guest for the 173rd Terms of Reference Podcast is Edward Elliot who manages the Patents for Humanity program. For those inventors out there, you're going to find this conversation extremely useful and potentially rewarding. For the rest of us Aidpreneurs, our conversation is a fun and surprising discussion about past awardees and the massive impact they've had on global issues.</p>

TOR173 - Patents for Humanity with Edward Elliot

I am really excited to hae Edward Elliot on u Smile Radio because he is an ample of what can be. Join me to find out why this Sunday!This successful entrepreneur has cracked the code for taking a dream, idea, and vision and growing it into a successful business. He went from drowning in student debt and living off $1000 / month as a grad student, pressure from family and friends to give up on the dream and just get a job, to go on to co-found a multi-million dollar business that survived the dot.bomb, changed the face of in-store advertising and marketing forever, while working with multi-national clients like Walmart, Home Depot, Tim Hortons and partners like Sharp and LG in 12 short years. In the last 2 years has come online to help others create their dreams into reality in their lives through the leverage of technology, mind-set, leadership, and marketing wrapped with is experience.

I am really excited to hae Edward Elliot on u Smile Radio because he is an ample of what can be. Join me to find out why this Sunday!<br>This successful entrepreneur has cracked the code for taking a dream, idea, and vision and growing it into a successful business. He went from drowning in student debt and living off $1000 / month as a grad student, pressure from family and friends to give up on the dream and just get a job, to go on to co-found a multi-million dollar business that survived the dot.bomb, changed the face of in-store advertising and marketing forever, while working with multi-national clients like Walmart, Home Depot, Tim Hortons and partners like Sharp and LG in 12 short years. In the last 2 years has come online to help others create their dreams into reality in their lives through the leverage of technology, mind-set, leadership, and marketing wrapped with is experience.

Interview with The GREAT Edward Elliot