John Legend - All Of Me (Cover)

The Call - Regina Spektor Cover

TAKH is a collaboration between Ezz Shahwan & Yousra El Gendy, who share the same Groovy passion.
https://www.facebook.com/takhproject
https://www.instagram.com/takh_official
Yousra El Gendy :  Vocal lines&lyrics 
Ezz Shahwan      :   Bass and guitars
Rafik Adly            :  Production
Editing & post production: Mohammad Fayez (FUSE)
Mastering : Kevin McNoldy

Takh طاخ - Abu Galambo el bahr ابو جلمبو البحر

Hallelujah Cover

20 years ago there was no internet, emojis nor even dabs and VR - God knows how much everything will change in another 20 years … so How is it that we can prepare students to a future that we do not even know?
In this episode I talk about the future trends in education. I talk about Alt-School an educational startup delivering personalized learning experiences and I also touch base on accelerated learning methods and some current trends I'm noticing. 
Hope you enjoy! reach out to me and let me know your thoughts ;)

Velcro #002 | On The Future of Education

There are the things that you carefully plan when it comes to an IPO -- the who (the bankers, the desired institutional investors); the what (the pricing, the allocations); and the when (are we ready? is this a good public business?). But then there are the things that you don't plan: like the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression... as happened before the OpenTable IPO. There's even a case study about it.

And so in this episode of the a16z Podcast, we delve into those lessons learned and go behind the scenes with the then-CEO of the company -- now general partner Jeff Jordan -- and with the then-banker on the deal, J.D. Moriarty (formerly head Managing Director and Head of Equity Capital Markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch), in conversation with Sonal Chokshi. Is there really such a thing as an ideal timing window?

Beyond the transactional aspects of the IPO, which relationships matter and why? And then how does the art and science of pricing (from the allocations to the "pop") play here, especially when it comes to taking a long-term view for the company? What are the subtle, non-obvious things entrepreneurs can do -- from building a "soft track record" of results to providing the right "guidance" (or rather, communication if not guidance per se) to the market? And finally, who at the company should be involved... and how much should the rest of the company know/ be involved? In many ways, observes Jordan -- who got swine flu while on the road to the OpenTable IPO -- "your life is not your own" when you're on the road, literally. But knowing much of this can help smooth the way.

Velcro #002 | On The Future of Education

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