Tony McManus, global head of Bloomberg’s enterprise data division, joins the podcast this week. They discuss Bloomberg’s approach to AI and GenAI from a data perspective, getting the infrastructure and architecture right to leverage these technologies, and the skills necessary for graduates interested in joining Bloomberg. 

5:30 – Tony McManus joins the podcast and gives an overview of his role
10:30 – How Tony keeps up with everything
14:00 – They discuss the biggest challenges from a data perspective
16:00 – What ‘data quality’ means
18:00 – Cloud’s role in evolving access to data
22:30 – Getting the foundations right
28:00 – How Bloomberg deals with point-in-time data
31:00 – The interconnectedness of data
36:30 – Skills and talent necessary for Bloomberg

Episode 284: Bloomberg’s Tony McManus

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Not Long Term

Our analysis of the new list which has Stanford on top for the sixth time in a row

The 2024 Bloomberg Businessweek MBA Ranking

Sometimes an episode hardly needs any creative muse, it just drops on your lap.  So is the case with Bret Baier's short sit-down interview With Kamala Harris on Fox News.  In this episode, the boys discuss Kamala's 24 minutes of anti-vote responses to basic questions, as she continues her downward slide in the polls, courtesy of her own incompetence.

Ep 384 - Fireside - "KAMALA'S FOX IMPLOSION"

Paving the way to COP29 next month and COP30 in 2025, Brazil hosted an impactful Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) at the beginning of October. WRI experts met with global leaders all week, laying a foundation for Latin American countries to demand enabling regulatory frameworks for renewable energy deployment and financing  — two topics that regional expert peers also highlighted during our discussion. It’s critical to enact policies in emerging markets that allow private and public finance to flow into and upgrade energy systems. 

Episode Guests: 
- Sylvana Bohrt, International Clean Energy Associate, WRI Energy Program 
- Ana Teixeira, Country Transition Analyst, Bloomberg NEF 
- Juan Paredes, Senior Renewable Energy Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)

Additional BNEF Resources:
- Energy Transition Factbook 2024, launched in October 2024:
https://assets.bbhub.io/professional/sites/24/Clean-Energy-Ministerial-Factbook-2024.pdf
- Brazil Transition Factbook, launched in September 2024:
https://assets.bbhub.io/professional/sites/24/Brazil-Transition-Factbook.pdf

Preparing the World for Proactive Energy Planning: WRI Recaps the Clean Energy Ministerial

On January 25th we debuted the Great Salt Lake Hopeline phone booth on the steps of the Utah State Capitol as part of the Rally to Save Our Great Salt Lake. Listen to our first episode which includes voicemails from activists, poetry, and more. 

To connect with the lake, and participate in this project call (979)GSL-HOPE

www.gslhopeline.org
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Great Salt Lake Hopeline is a community art project and interactive audio experience that invites callers to connect with Great Salt Lake by recording a voicemail story of hope, hearing sounds from the lake’s shoreline, or listening to previously recorded voicemails from fellow callers. Callers can engage through our upcycled, mobile GSL Hopeline Phone Booth, which will pop up at events across Salt Lake City, or by dialing (979) GSL-HOPE. Voicemails collected will be woven into a podcast and short film, amplifying community voices and sparking dialogue about the preservation of Great Salt Lake. 

Great Salt Lake Hopeline was made possible by Wake the Great Salt Lake, a temporary art project that aims to educate and inspire residents and visitors to understand and prevent the further decline of the Great Salt Lake, supported by the Salt Lake City Arts Council, the Salt Lake City Mayor's Office, and the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge.


Rally to Save Great Salt Lake - Ep. 1

Walter Bloomberg

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Tony and Shen discuss Bloomberg’s addition to IB chat, common threads in our Voice of the CTO series, and op resiliency. 

Our Bloomberg story: https://www.waterstechnology.com/data-management/7952434/bloomberg%E2%80%99s-chatbots-streamline-external-data-sharing-otc-trading 
Our Voice of the CTO series: https://www.waterstechnology.com/topics/voice-of-the-cto



Episode 319: Bloomberg IB chat and operational resiliency

Great Salt Lake Hopeline is a community art project and interactive audio experience that invites callers to connect with Great Salt Lake by recording a voicemail story of hope, hearing sounds from the lake’s shoreline, or listening to previously recorded voicemails from fellow callers. Callers can engage through our upcycled, mobile GSL Hopeline Phone Booth, which will pop up at events across Salt Lake City, or by dialing (979) GSL-HOPE. Voicemails collected will be woven into a podcast and short film, amplifying community voices and sparking dialogue about the preservation of Great Salt Lake.

Wake the Great Salt Lake is a temporary public art project that aims to educate and inspire residents and visitors to understand and prevent the further decline of the Great Salt Lake. The project is a partnership of the Salt Lake City Arts Council, the Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office, and Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Public Art Challenge, with support from the Marcia and John Price Family Foundation.

"Big Ideas Into Action" is the relaunched podcast from the World Resources Institute, bringing you the big ideas that combat the world's most pressing environmental and developmental challenges. You'll hear the voices of those meeting the challenges on the ground across the globe and find out about the way we're finding the answers and translating them into action. 

We'll be podcasting in series of six to eight at a time, once a week, with occasional special episodes to add our insights and analysis in response to big events. 

The World Resources Institute works around the globe to turn big ideas into action at the nexus of environment, economic opportunity, and human well-being. We focus on seven urgent global challenges that must be addressed to reduce poverty, grow economies and protect natural systems: climate change, energy, food, forests, water, cities, and the ocean.

Wei-Shen Wong and Anthony Malakian discuss the hottest financial technology topics in the capital markets every week.

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$100k for a feature. Gold or BitCoin only.

If you wanna sell a house, I'll buy your crib. Email me: UncleAnswers@gmail.com

Knocking 'em back.  Making a scene.  Fighting for freedom!

New tracks tagged #Bloomberg