59 min
Episode#12: Web3 Mobilizes Communities for Social Good, with Pat Kearney at Thirdweb Frontier3
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- Technology
‘In This Episode’
Ray is joined by Pat Kearney, the Head of Growth at Thirdweb, a software that helps developers build, launch, and manage Web3 projects. Pat shares his excitement about Web3 and the huge impact it’s making on businesses and communities alike.
Excerpt
Ray is joined by Pat Kearney, Head of Growth at Thirdweb. Pat discusses the limitless potential of Web3 to “mobilize and incentivize communities for social good and create positive impact.”
Highlights
Explore the opportunities in blockchain moving from Web2 into the decentralized world of Web3
Thirdweb, bringing the ability to mobilize and incentivize communities towards social goods in an inclusive atmosphere
Thirdweb’s Mission: reduce complexity of web3, tooling for developers, provide seamless innovation space within web3, as well as updated and unique mechanics
Reduced complexity in web3 enables builders and developers to focus on business logic, while cutting out the middleman
The upside of dashboard: permission access and simplified on-chain analytics for no-code or low code builders
Music is disrupting web2 and how web3 allows for artists to make a livable wage
See what companies are taking huge leaps into web3, and what’s holding others back
Meta Description
Frontier3 podcast episode featuring Pat Kearney from Thirdweb. Tune in to hear about how Web3 is disrupting the internet and what companies are doing to stay ahead. Embed Code
Guest Bio
Pat is the Head of Growth and Thirdweb. He is an expert in growth and strategy and has an affinity for storytelling and innovation. He is deeply passionate about skiing, DJing + music production, and the intersection of technology & culture (Web3, social tokens, NFTs, etc.).
Get our #1 Amazon bestselling eBook, The Definitive Guide to Connected Innovation Intelligence (CII). In this white paper, we explore what CII is, who it’s for, and how the world’s disruptors are using it to win in hyper-competitive markets. Download your FREE copy CLICK HERE
‘In This Episode’
Ray is joined by Pat Kearney, the Head of Growth at Thirdweb, a software that helps developers build, launch, and manage Web3 projects. Pat shares his excitement about Web3 and the huge impact it’s making on businesses and communities alike.
Excerpt
Ray is joined by Pat Kearney, Head of Growth at Thirdweb. Pat discusses the limitless potential of Web3 to “mobilize and incentivize communities for social good and create positive impact.”
Highlights
Explore the opportunities in blockchain moving from Web2 into the decentralized world of Web3
Thirdweb, bringing the ability to mobilize and incentivize communities towards social goods in an inclusive atmosphere
Thirdweb’s Mission: reduce complexity of web3, tooling for developers, provide seamless innovation space within web3, as well as updated and unique mechanics
Reduced complexity in web3 enables builders and developers to focus on business logic, while cutting out the middleman
The upside of dashboard: permission access and simplified on-chain analytics for no-code or low code builders
Music is disrupting web2 and how web3 allows for artists to make a livable wage
See what companies are taking huge leaps into web3, and what’s holding others back
Meta Description
Frontier3 podcast episode featuring Pat Kearney from Thirdweb. Tune in to hear about how Web3 is disrupting the internet and what companies are doing to stay ahead. Embed Code
Guest Bio
Pat is the Head of Growth and Thirdweb. He is an expert in growth and strategy and has an affinity for storytelling and innovation. He is deeply passionate about skiing, DJing + music production, and the intersection of technology & culture (Web3, social tokens, NFTs, etc.).
Get our #1 Amazon bestselling eBook, The Definitive Guide to Connected Innovation Intelligence (CII). In this white paper, we explore what CII is, who it’s for, and how the world’s disruptors are using it to win in hyper-competitive markets. Download your FREE copy CLICK HERE
59 min