A serial entrepreneur in software and biotech, Yochi Slonim has built multiple companies as a founder and CEO through all phases of growth all the way to IPOs and large M&A exits. As a Co-founder and CEO of Anima Biotech, he is driving the company's vision and strategy, fundraising, and partnering. 

Prior to Anima, Yochi was a co-founder of Mercury Interactive. As CTO and VP R&D from the company's early days, he created product vision and strategy and led a multi-product organization of 200 developers. After going public and reaching revenues of over $1B annually, Mercury was acquired by HP for $4.5B.

As Senior VP of products and marketing for Tecnomatix, a public NASDAQ company, he led a 500 people organization of 4 divisions that generated revenues of $100m until the company was acquired by UGS for $230m.

In 2000, Yochi was founder and CEO of Identify. The company reached revenues of $50m in less than 5 years and was acquired by BMC in 2006 for $150m in cash. 

Yochi founded ffwd.me, a unique startup acceleration program where he led a team that worked with over 25 startups in diverse areas and technologies, developing strategy, products and go to market operations while raising multiple rounds of financing from VCs and private investors. 
 
As one of Israel's leading speakers on the subject of startup positioning and company building, several of Yochi's approachable and amusing lectures can be found on Youtube ("Youtube Yochi Slonim").

92. Software driven biology for small molecule mRNA drugs, Yochi Slonim, Co-founder & CEO, Anima

Get a glimpse #BehindTheCode, in this special audio edition dedicated to International Women’s Day, and get inspired by Ligia’s story.

#WomenOfFortech | Behind The Code - Ligia Corduneanu

#WomenOfFortech | Behind The Code - Bianca Rada

According to London Atil, There is a worldwide movement to standardize procedures. The main issue has been the need for system components (computers) to be "open" since, in the absence of such, different types of machines and operating systems would not be able to interact with one another.




https://www.linkedin.com/in/londonatil

Open systems interconnection (OSI)


  Pourquoi la data est au cœur de la stratégie d'une entreprise de cosmétique ?
  Comment s'assurer du retour sur investissement des projets data ?
  Comment se transposent les principes de l'agile à la data ?


Victor Billette de Villemeur, product manager chez L'Oréal, vient répondre aux questions de Marc Sanselme pour le podcast Data Driven 101.
A travers un regard transverse des différents métiers, il déchiffre l'univers data d'un grand groupe.


Vocabulaire technique utilisé dans l'épisode :

  PM : product manager, garrant du développement d'un porduit
  B2E : Business to employee, autrement dit, le produit est destiné à un employé de la même société
  GCP : Google Cloud Platform, service d'hébergement cloud de Google
  SAP : Logiciel d'entreprise de planification/gestion de resources
  Salesforce : Logiciel d'entreprise de gestion des clients et processus de vente
  CI/CD : Integration continue, déploiement continu. Ensemble des processus orchestrant les évolutions d'un produit logiciel
  Pyhton, Javascript : langages de programmation
  React : Framework de Javascript pour créer des applications web et mobile
  Streamlit : Bibliothèque python simplifié à l'extrême pour créer des applications web
  Trends : tendances
  Natural Language Processing (NLP) : Traitement du langage humain (algorithmique)
  Back office : Ensemble des activités de soutien, de contrôle et d'administration des opérations au sein d'une entreprise


Épisode 2 : Victor Billette de Villemeur - Rester agile

Session #291 - #3 - Allman Brothers Band - Mountain Jam

Welcome to Session #291, a spectacular musical journey crafted with the help of my software tools, SongCreator and SongVisualizer. These tools, leveraging Python, Pygame, and PyGuitarPro, have transformed my guitar playing experience into an interactive game-like process, resulting in an intriguing blend of music and technology.

Tracks you'll find in this session include classics from the Allman Brothers Band and Thin Lizzy, as well as my original compositions, like "Three Dimensional" and "A_Pentaonic_Major". The latter is even presented as a multi-track song, offering a more immersive listening experience.

These original tracks, in particular, demonstrate the potential of my Python programming skills not just in the realm of software engineering but also in the creative domain of music production. Enjoy!

Session #291 - #4 - Allman Brothers Band - Jessica

A song about a guy looking for reviews in all the wrong places.

Looking for Reviews (The Pull Request Song)

An East Bay-local, Pavan Ravipati grew up in a family of tech people. He initially took Film and Media in college, landed some corporate sales roles, and worked his way up but he ultimately found his calling in tech. After taking some coding courses online, Pavan decided to join Hack Reactor and he eventually took part in the organization's Hacker in Residence Program. 

Currently, Pavan serves as a Solutions Engineer at GitHub, a leading open source software company.

#55: Pavan Ravipati - Deep Dive on Software Engineer vs. Sales Engineer

We are joined by [David Homes](https://github.com/DavidEHolmes), Director of Engineering over at the United States Digital Service. Our conversation will cover a number of topics including technology accessibility, interacting with partners and translating business rules into code, and the mentorship and development of engineers.


### Resources and Shoutouts:
- [Join USDS](https://www.usds.gov/apply)
- [Civil Rights Data Collection](https://github.com/DavidEHolmes/crdc)
- [School Diversity Report](https://schooldiversityreport.com/#/)
- [US Web Design System](https://designsystem.digital.gov/)
- [Section 508 Compliance Site](https://www.section508.gov/)


##### Music Credit: [Tumbleweeds by Monkey Warhol](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Monkey_Warhol/Lonely_Hearts_Challenge/Monkey_Warhol_-_Tumbleweeds)

31 Learning from USDS Engineering Director David Holmes

We help you build quality custom software. Leverage our software development expertise, team extension model and capacity to scale.

London Atil is a software engineer from the (USA). He is a very experienced person. He is very passionate about creating websites and Web site design.

The Breaking Into Startups Podcast is a platform where we feature stories of people who broke into tech from non-traditional backgrounds. Curious about how startups work, how to get a job without a degree or what technical and non-technical careers are out there? We have news for you - tech fields are booming and you don’t need the best technical degree in information technology to break in and get a six figure job in technology. 

Our podcast gives you an inside look at the most disruptive startups by sharing success stories of people from all walks of life, including college drop outs, professional and student athletes, army veterans, teen parents, corporate folks, investment bankers, consultants, venture capitalists who acquired new skills and found jobs in technology. 

Our guests attended coding bootcamps and immersive programs like Hack Reactor, App Academy, General Assembly, Dev Bootcamp, Flatiron School, Iron Yard, Tradecraft and more. After graduating they found well paying jobs in big time startups focusing on education, medicine, financial services, healthcare, AI, machine learning, automation, sharing economy and more. If you listen to 500 Startups, Learn to Code With Me, Twenty Minute VC, This Week In Startups, Startup Radio, Startup Podcast, The Tim Ferris show, Startup School Radio, Course Report or other tech stuff news, then this podcast is for you my friend.

Civic Tech Chat is a podcast about the civic technology movement.  We seek to harness the power technology has to  improve the delivery of public services to people everywhere.

Biotech2050 Podcast is a think tank chronicling the disruptions changing the biotech industry over the next 50 years.

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