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Technology is no longer a department — it’s the engine of every industry. Business Talks Weekly covers the business side of tech: AI strategy, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, SaaS growth stories, and the entrepreneurs reshaping how the world works.

From enterprise software to consumer hardware, our technology coverage focuses on what the adoption of new tools means for business leaders, investors, and the global economy. We go beyond product launches to ask the harder questions: who benefits, what breaks, and where the next disruption is coming from. Updated weekly.

Andrew-Bolton--TechRescue
PowerTalk Show, Technology

From Wall Street to Tech Support — How Andrew Bolton is Revolutionizing the Service Industry

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In this dynamic episode, we had the pleasure of hosting Andrew Bolton, the CEO and Co-Founder of TechRescue. Andrew’s professional journey is a fascinating one, starting as a Wall Street trader specializing in derivatives and equities before moving into private equity, venture capital, and eventually, the technology and SaaS sectors. His deep understanding of data and market dynamics from the financial world has uniquely positioned him to build a successful and responsive tech support company.

Victoria Mensch - Silicon Valley Executive Academy
PowerTalk Show, Technology

How Victoria Mensch Is Shaping the Future of Leadership, Innovation, and Mindful Business

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In an era defined by rapid technological disruption, unrelenting change, and increasing emotional burnout, the world is demanding a new kind of leadership. Victoria Mensch, Founder and CEO of Silicon Valley Executive Academy, is answering that call—not just with theory, but with a holistic framework grounded in lived experience, psychological insight, and a deeply human approach to business transformation.

PortfolioPilot.com - Alex
PowerTalk Show, Technology

How Alex Harmsen’s Portfolio Pilot Is Redefining AI-Driven Investing

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Imagine having a financial advisor that’s always available, completely unbiased, charges a fraction of the cost—and learns from you over time. That’s exactly what Alex Harmsen, founder of Portfolio Pilot, set out to build. On the latest episode of Power Talk, we speak to the serial entrepreneur about his vision to revolutionize wealth management using artificial intelligence—and why the traditional 1% advisor model is long overdue for disruption.

Mark Messina - Anscer Robotics
PowerTalk Show, Technology

From Kiva to Anscer: How Mark Messina is Engineering the Future of Warehouse Automation

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Mark Messina’s journey from taking apart his first robot at 14 to building automation systems for global giants is nothing short of revolutionary. In this episode of the PowerTalkShow , we sit with the CEO of Anscer Robotics – Mark Messina, who is now leading a robotics evolution that combines AMR and AGV capabilities into one hybrid, cost-effective system for warehouses and factories worldwide.

PowerTalk Show, Technology

How Executive Help Now is Redefining Executive Support with Scalable Virtual Assistance

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Renee Hastings didn’t just build a business — she transformed a profession. With over two decades of experience serving top executives in the corporate world, Renee is the powerhouse behind Executive Help Now, a premium virtual assistant firm that’s helping overworked leaders get their lives — and calendars — back.

In this episode of Power Talk Show, Renee shares how she turned her personal gift into a scalable business that delivers executive-level support with empathy, structure, and operational excellence.

Alykhan Jetha - Daylite.App
PowerTalk Show, Technology

From Pivot to Productivity: How Daylite is Redefining CRM for Small Businesses

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In an insightful conversation on The PowerTalk Show, Alykhan Jetha (AJ), Founder and CEO of Daylite, takes us through his entrepreneurial journey of persistence, pivots, and problem-solving.

Daylite wasn’t born out of a CRM vision. Instead, AJ and his team set out to create a platform that supported productivity first, CRM second. Originally designed for internal use, it evolved into a customer-centric platform when clients began asking to buy what they saw in action.

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