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Carmine Denisco

The LaunchPad is all things Business, invention, patents, licensing, product launching and manufacturing. Hosted by Carmine Denisco whom has changed the face of Business and the Product development industry and looks forward to helping people from all over the world move their ideas in the right direction.Google Play Users Click Here to Listen iTunes Users Click Here to Listen

  1. 5D AGO

    LPs8e34 - Stay in Sequence to be Successful

    Send us a text Patent Strategy and Product Viability Carmine discussed a situation involving a man with two world-changing product ideas that are currently under review by the USPTO. He emphasized that while the man is patent pending, asking for NDAs could be counterproductive and show fearfulness. Carmine also expressed concern about the man's plans to appear on Shark Tank and launch a Kickstarter campaign without disclosing his financial situation or proving product demand. He suggested that the man reconsider his approach and focus on proving the viability of his products before seeking partnerships or public attention. Strategic Business Launch Advice Carmine advised against applying to Shark Tank with an unproven idea and suggested that the gentleman should first apply for Shark Tank and then launch a Kickstarter campaign. He emphasized the importance of using resources wisely and not jumping ahead in the process. Carmine also discussed the dangers of contacting buyers too early without a finished product, as it could waste valuable opportunities. He encouraged controlling emotions and making the right business decisions when dealing with ideas and inventions. Balancing Emotion in Business Success Carmine discussed the importance of balancing emotion and rational decision-making in business and invention, emphasizing that while passion is crucial, controlled emotions lead to better success. He advised inventors to seek partnerships wisely and focus on presenting themselves as business-savvy individuals. Carmine also mentioned plans to re-release his "secret sequence of inventing" based on positive feedback and encouraged listeners to engage with UIA through various channels, including social media and upcoming events. On the Balance Sheet®Interviewing executives from community banks and credit unions about key economic issues.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

    25 min
  2. JAN 19

    LPs8e33 - TradeShows and Meetups, Get out there and Show the World What you Got!

    Send us a text Going to a tradeshow can be a big unlock—whether you’re an attendee, exhibitor, or just exploring an industry. Here are the core benefits, grouped by what they actually do for you: 🤝 Networking (the obvious—but powerful—one) Meet many decision-makers in one place (clients, partners, suppliers).Build face-to-face trust faster than emails or LinkedIn ever will.Spark unexpected connections—some of the best opportunities are unplanned.🧠 Market & Industry Insight See where the industry is headed (trends, tech, design, pricing).Compare competitors side-by-side—what they’re selling, how they position, and what’s working.Attend talks, demos, and panels that compress months of learning into days.🚀 Business Development & Sales Generate high-quality leads (people are there because they’re interested).Shorten sales cycles by having real conversations, demos, and objections handled live.Re-engage dormant prospects in a low-pressure environment.🧪 Product Feedback & Validation Get raw, honest reactions to your product or idea.Test new messaging, pricing, or features quickly.Spot objections or confusion you wouldn’t catch internally.📣 Brand Visibility & Credibility Being present signals legitimacy—especially for newer companies.Increase brand recall through repeated exposure across the floor.Press, influencers, and buyers often look for “who’s showing up.”On the Balance Sheet®Interviewing executives from community banks and credit unions about key economic issues.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

    31 min
  3. GOGs1e7: Genius Behind Eco Bandage

    12/30/2025

    GOGs1e7: Genius Behind Eco Bandage

    Send us a text On this episode of Generations of Genius, I’m joined by Kiowa Kavovit — a true trailblazer whose entrepreneurial journey began at just six years old as Shark Tank’s youngest inventor. Now the founder of Eco Bandage, the world’s first colored liquid bandage designed in diverse skin tones, Kiowa shares what it’s been like growing up as an entrepreneur, building a business alongside her family, and learning that innovation often takes time, patience, and rebranding to truly get it right. We dive into the realities of being a young founder, evolving your vision, and why sustainability, inclusivity, and thoughtful design are at the heart of everything she creates. Kiowa also reflects on the long road from early invention to launching a product with real impact — and what she’s learned along the way. Kiowa is also an Amber Grant recipient through WomensNet, an organization dedicated to supporting women-owned businesses. You can learn more about the Amber Grant and its mission here: 👉 https://ambergrantsforwomen.com/about-us/ Learn more about Eco Bandage and Kiowa’s work here:  👉 https://ecobandage.com/ This conversation is an inspiring reminder that genius evolves — and that sometimes the most powerful growth happens when you allow ideas the time they need to fully become what they’re meant to be. On the Balance Sheet®Interviewing executives from community banks and credit unions about key economic issues.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

    44 min

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The LaunchPad is all things Business, invention, patents, licensing, product launching and manufacturing. Hosted by Carmine Denisco whom has changed the face of Business and the Product development industry and looks forward to helping people from all over the world move their ideas in the right direction.Google Play Users Click Here to Listen iTunes Users Click Here to Listen