V66-podden Edward Lindqvist

Demand within entertainment C-Suites and which are falling out of favor? How is executive compensation 💰 changing and how does it vary between different parts of entertainment (music, film, TV, games, etc) and different geographies? Are companies starting to look down on executives working remotely? Monetizing Media's Eric Cohen-Peckham and Edward Lindqvist interrogate executive headhunters Jonathan Davies (SRI) and Gerard Miles (Mission One) to find the answers.

Jonathan Davies is a Partner at SRI, an executive search firm with offices across 7 countries that specializes in helping companies across media, entertainment, and tech recruit new executives. He focuses on searches for US-based companies. Before getting into executive search, he was Managing Director of Commercial & Marketing Partnerships for Eurosport and Chief Commercial Officer of CNN International.

Gerard Miles is a co-founder of Mission One, a new executive search firm focused on the games, entertainment, and technology sectors. He previously spent over 7 years at True Search, becoming a Partner co-leading their gaming and entertainment practice globally from London.

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Andrew Kotliar (Partner at MEP Capital) and Ivar Combrinck (Managing Director at Salem Partners) join hosts Eric Cohen-Peckham and Edward Lindqvist to discuss how investors value what different types of entertainment IP (intellectual property) are worth and what the current market is for different types of IP rights. Think: buying ownership of individual films, songs, books, games, YouTube channels, etc.

Andrew has bought, or provided financing for others to buy, a range of music catalogs, film libraries, and YouTube channels. Ivar has spent his whole career valuing IP and negotiating deals around it, including financing of over $7 billion in films.

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Eric Cohen Peckham and Edward Lindqvist have a conversation with seasoned podcast profile Chris Peterson. Chris was designated to setup iHeart Media's podcast business and later moved on to assist an investment bank on significant podcast transactions such as Amazon's purchase of Wondery amongst other. Chris is frequently cited about where the podcast market is heading and in this episode we take a look at the market from four angles (i) Monetisation (ii) fragmentation/consolidation (iii) technology (iv) what is important when starting a new podcast? 

Starting today we're broadening the V66 podcast together with Eric Cohen Peckham from Monetizing Media, formerly a journalist at Techcrunch covering how technology impacts the media space. 
In this episode Edward and Eric has a conversation with the Head of Editorial at the VC firm Lux Capital - Danny Crichton. 
The conversation of course takes its start in OpenAi's release of ChatGPT 3. The dialogue includes understanding of what a generative AI is. What it can be used for (today), what it could be used for and how that will impact the media and technology space. 

In this first episode with Rony we'll hear about his current project in the storytelling space - Sun and Thunder, the background that made him build Magic Leap and truly pioneer the spatial computing (AR-powered) space. You'll hear Rony talk about what is oftenly referred to as the Metaverse (x-verses), where it comes from, what it is or could be straight from whom I believe is one of the first true enablers of what it can become. Of course also the Magic Leap version of it - the Magicverse. 

Rony is a serial entrepreneur based in Florida - the USA. He's the founder of Mako Surgical Corp, Magic Leap and Sun and Thunder. 

In this Second episode with Rony we'll hear more about Magic Leap specifically. The Billion dollar startup that for a long time worked under a lot of secrecy - something the company later was scrutinised for. The challenges going up in competition against the trillion dollar companies building similar technology initiatives. His thoughts, ideas and learnings from those endeavours. 

Rony is a serial entrepreneur based in Florida - the USA. He's the founder of Mako Surgical Corp, Magic Leap and Sun and Thunder.