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1. Jason Waller, CEO: Self-introduction
2. Nathan Millard, CEO: Self-introduction
3. Matthew Martin, Author: Self-introduction
4. Todd Sample, Organizer: Self-introduction
5. Cumulus: Introduction
6. Magikid: Introduction
7. Cumulus: Description
8. Magikid: Demonstration
9. Cumulus: Conclusion
10. Big Shot Imports: Introduction
11. SMATOOS: Intro
12. Big Shot Imports: Product information
13. SMATOOS: List of products
14. SMATOOS: Closing
1. Company introduction
2. Harvard Business School - Prof. Clayton Christensen
3. Introduction to presentation
4. Overview of Christensen's "Theory of disruption"
5. Disruption of the steel industry
6. Comparing business to war
7. Data vs theory: which is better?
8. Testing and improving your theories
9. Innovations for new growth
10. Issues with the US economy
11. Balancing work and family
12. What drives business excellence?
13. An inside look at the automobile industry
14. The right kind of innovation: bringing customer value
15. Engineering of the modern automobile
16. How to challenge large corporations with creativity
17. Based in/out of
18. Reasons behind the company name
19. Plans to expand
20. Getting started in the business
21. Competitors
22. Hiring criteria
23. Educational background
24. Working with cloud-based technology
25. Using the freemium model
26. Using science to create products
27. Describing the subscription model
28. What platforms are you available on?
29. Advice for new entrepreneurs
30. Future of the industry
31. Advantages of New York City
32. Target audience
33. Company culture
34. Reasons for being an entrepreneur
35. Point of difference
36. Initial funding
37. Product promotion/marketing
38. Pain point
1. Self-introduction
2. Introduction/small talk
3. Personal background
4. Role model
5. Reasons for applying
6. Strengths and weaknesses
7. Compatibility
8. Future
9. Previous job
10. Salary
11. Motivation
1. Buying flight tickets
2. Starting a meeting
3. Hiring an Interpreter
4. Delegating tasks: Banners
5. Talking about designs
6. Talking about sightseeing
7. Delegating tasks: Logistics
8. Planning a promo video
9. Delegating tasks: Presentations
10. Understanding responsibilities
11. Getting up to speed about logistics
12. Getting up to speed about banners
13. Asking questions about plans
14. Making observations
15. Making requests
16. Finalizing tasks
17. Confirming plans
1. Checking in to a business appointment
2. Talking on Monday morning
3. Greeting
4. Making a call and asking for a return call
5. Taking requests from the boss
6. Returning a call and rescheduling
7. Checking on payment dues
8. Making small talk
9. Giving updates about other offices
10. Calling for a schedule check
11. Introducing a new employee
12. Making a thank-you call
13. Arriving late to an appointment
14. Making sightseeing suggestions
15. Coming back from a business trip with a gift
16. Meeting a client
17. Closing a meeting
1. Meeting with a gift
2. Ordering beer
3. Meeting an acquaintance
4. Waiting for the drinks
5. Meeting a close acquaintance
6. Talking about clients
7. Toasting to the future
8. Ordering shots
9. Talking about family 1
10. Talking about family 2
11. Talking about restaurants
12. Talking about the weekend
13. Scheduling dinner after a business meeting
1. Directions
2. Destination
3. Payment
4. Requests
5. Problems
6. Tourist Questions
7. Restaurant Recommendations
8. Small Talk
1. Directions and transportation
2. Greetings and introductions
3. Time
4. Prices
5. Emergencies
6. Food and Drink
7. Weather
8. Hobbies
9. Work
10. Etiquette
1. Discussing a golf lesson
2. Meeting the golf pro
3. Teeing off
4. Waiting for your turn
5. Selecting a golf club
6. Hitting from the sand
7. Finishing the game
8. Driving and talking
9. Introducing the golf lesson
10. Correcting the golf stance
11. Correcting the golf swing
12. Adding power and speed
13. Correcting balance and range of motion
14. Finding the right body angle
15. Practicing shots
16. Finishing the lesson
1. Checking in with reservation
2. Checking in without reservation
3. Making restaurant recommendations
4. Getting checked in
5. Looking for a room
6. Leaving luggage at the front desk
7. Checking out and paying charges
8. Having trouble with the room key
9. Having trouble with the WiFi
10. Ordering towels
11. Calling a cab
12. Looking for something to do
1. Greeting and recommendation
2. Inquiring about items
3. Making the final decision
4. Making shipping arrangements
5. Purchasing things with cash
6. Declining a credit card
7. Checking inventory
8. Asking to try on clothes
9. Making the sale
10. Asking about a sold out item
11. Creating interest in an item
12. Making suggestions about clothes
13. Checking sizes
14. Helping with the dressing room
1. Welcoming
2. Ordering
3. Looking over the menu
4. Asking for the bill
5. Taking the bill
6. Ending the meal
7. Moving on after paying
8. Ordering at a counter
9. Waiting for the food
10. Asking for substitutions and add-ons
11. Asking for extras and customizing the order
12. Getting settled and ordering drinks
13. Ordering and customizing food
14. Praising a restaurant
15. Networking over dinner
16. Ordering dessert
17. Describing the menu
18. Trying samples
19. Choosing a flavor
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3. Magikid - Sean Hurley, Marketing Manager
4. Silicon Valley Global Network - Sheridan Tatsuno, CEO
5. Cumulus Networks - JR Rivers, Co-founder & CEO
6. Qeexo - Jason Liang, Director of Strategy and Operation
7. Lift Labs - Anupam Pathak, Founder & CEO
8. Umano - Oded Pelled, Business Operations & Strategic Partnerships
1. Box - Niall Wall, Senior VP
2. MagicTouch Systems - Robert Earl, Owner
3. Roku - Neil Collins, Financial Systems Manager
4. Remotus - Shogo Okuda, Co-founder/Business Development
5. Roku - Christopher Earl, Business Applications Manager
6. Tech-Rx - Steve Hogan, Managing Partner
7. NestGSV - Rick Rasmussen, VP of Business Development
8. Thinktomi - Eric Rajasalu, Co-founder
9. PrimalPitch - Roy Terry, Founder & Chief Pitch Doctor
10. Traveling spoon - Steph Lawrence, Co-founder & Co-CEO
1. Noom - Marit Schroeder, Director of Recruiting
2. URS Capital - Brian Ursino, CEO
3. Kricket - Tom Nassr, CEO
4. Simple Labs - Nate Cooper, CEO
5. MusicVault - Dominick Tullo, CMO
6. SC5 - Brian August, Sr. VP of Business Dev.
7. El Raven Productions - Christopher Vernale, CEO
8. Fuse Commerce - Ronal Sanchez, CEO
1. Dreamworks - Matt Engstrom, Director
2. KeyedIn Solutions - Jack Overman, Business Development Representative
3. Interneer - Peter Hargittay, CMO
4. Uber
5. Yogen Früz - Henry Parmar, Owner
6. T3motion - William Tsumpes, CEO
7. HiBox System - Danny Shaw, Vice President
8. Clumsy Cat - Arisa Yamamoto
9. Raymond James - Jerry Darko
10. Jose Polanco, Actor
11. Kristen Best, Actress
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