Nomminal Future: Recent Episodes
Nomminal Future
Nomminal future is a space for discussion of the future world trends across various industries, that people from Forbes 30 Under 30 list participants are setting up now or will set in the next few decades. You can join the conversation by following our YouTube channel to stay prepared to the upcoming future. Get inspired by fellow U30 folks and be on the edge of current trends. If you have ideas for the discussions, please, reach out to me directly.
In this episode, Alyona Tkachenko, CEO and co-founder of Nommi is discussing future trends of girls education in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) with Elizabeth Engele, co-founder of MakerGirl. For the past seven years Elizabeth Engele inspires girls to be active in STEM and encourages them to continue to say “Yes!” to future challenges. Watch this episode, to know how to bring more girls into STEM and why it matters.
Excited to share the second episode of Nomminal Future show, where we talk about future trends of executive assistance and remote work with Alice Default, CEO and co-founder of Double. Double connects executives with experienced part-time assistants and delegation tools—so executives can save time and stay focused. Alice believes that AI and automated tools should empower people to do what they do best.
On my side – we really enjoyed the discussion and was curious to talk about one of the burning questions many executives and managers face – “when it is time to hire an assistant and how you should do this?” Seems, it’s not that complicated.
However, let us know what do you think about assistants and when does one know he or she is ready to hire one?
There are two elements that always inspire us – people and the future. And this is exactly why we decided to launch the “Nomminal Future” show, where we’re talking about how to build the future we want with fellow Forbes U30 folks, leaders of tomorrow. It will be a bi-weekly series with professionals across different parts of the world – EU, USA, Asia, so feel free to subscribe not to miss it.
We’d also like to use this show as a platform where you can learn about cool people, ideas and companies and get in touch with them, so if you’ll have some follow-on questions – just reach out to myself or our speakers, or leave a comment below the podcast – we’ll reply 😊
And now we are super happy to share the first episode with Jacobo L. , who is a co-founder and CPO of Catalog, a creative solution that automates photoshoots for consumer brands. We’ve discussed if we can automate creativity, why brands should investigate predictive content, what companies are spending most on visuals, and how Catalog is becoming Moby Parker for visuals.