The Office Space Podcast Dougal Jeppe

What if the solution to the worlds water problem was to take water from the air? That what Brian Sheng believes so he founded Aquaria to do just that. In the episode his start up story and the profound impact this industry can have on society.
Did you know that humidity in the Earth's atmosphere holds roughly 37.5 million-billion gallons of water, constantly cycling into the oceans and back. Aquaria's products draw in air from the outside environment, purify and condense it into pure water, up to 500 liters per day.

Colliers Mortgage Vice Chair Ben Greazel discusses the current mortgage market. We cover hard money lending, which assets are getting financed and what to expect moving forward.

Recorded in the beautiful Allsteel podcast studio in Chicago, I talk with the CEO/Co-founder of Geniant, Keith Jacobs. Geniant takes design and workplace to another level with researchers, ethnographers and psychologists. Keith and his team take a scientific approach to each project, and he brings some great insights and stories on client projects.

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I've taken the best from the 9 episodes I recorded in 2023. It covers a lot of varied topics from interesting guests. The year started with "Well Being is a Reflection of Mindset" and ended with "Retail Renaissance". In between we also had "Pay Attention to Gen Z" and "Law Firm Trends" (plus others).

Mark Kostic is Senior Vice President, Asset Management, at Brookfield Properties in Chicago, IL, specializing in retail malls. In this enlightening episode, Mark gives his insights into the retail landscape and how Brookfield Properties is navigating the choppy waters. Brookfield is in 7 countries, and has 160+ assets, 130M+ SF, +/- 130 assets are in the US.

Serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist, educator, writer, lecturer, and art collector Howard Tullman discusses how you cannot build culture in a cloud, amongst other things. Check out his Inc.com column, twitter @howardtullman1 and personal website www.howardtullman.com .