Otto Othman, founder and CEO of Pincho, joins the show with Scott Kitun. Pincho is a street-food inspired burger and kebab shop based in Miami, Florida. Otto, a former UX designer, talks about the origin story of how he and his cousin originally came up with a plan to sell his mom’s pincho kebab recipe…
Pek Pongpaet, founder of impekable and longtime Technori alum, joins the show with Scott Kitun. Impekable provides UX design services to tech companies, including work with Adobe and Twilio among many others. Pek talks about his journey from Chicago to the Bay Area (and back again), how design has been mainstreamed into tech, comparing the…
Frankly Apparel’s appeal is as straightforward as it gets: stylish, comfortable clothing for women to wear without the need for a bra. CEO Heather Eaton and her co-founder Jane Dong bonded over discussing their very different body types (Heather large-chested, Jane- tall, small-chested) and lack of clothing options that truly fit them. The idea of…
Megan Blu joins the podcast to talk with Scott about her American Dreamhouse property, Boeing Ave, that’s an investable property that has already sold out on Republic Real Estate. Originally a designer, Megan began fixing up and selling homes in California 6 years ago and has made a career out of flipping. She talks about…
Dan Neiweem, Co-founder and Principal of Avionos, joins the show to talk how the pandemic has changed business and tech needs. He also talks with Scott about the future of the buying experience for consumers, and how to think outside the traditional “events” box in a time of social distancing. Avionos consults, designs and implements…
Matt Xavier, a senior associate at Unispace, works on the Workplace Strategy Group. His team works with companies to assess their organizational goals and design physical office environments around those objectives. Matt joined the podcast to share his top tips to consider before moving offices, how to create the ultimate space for you and your…
Office spaces of the past were designed around traditional 9 to 5 workdays. But, that’s an outdated model that doesn’t account for how we work today. Unispace designs offices around a business’s objectives — how employees work, how they interface with customers and how to attract and retain talent. It all starts by making…
Scott talks to Katie Lord about how she helps all businesses including small budget start-ups get the creative design services they need.