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GroupTogether makes it effortless to create online group cards, collect money for gifts, and send up to 1,000 eGift Cards in minutes. With unlimited signatures, easy sharing, automated reminders, and a choice of 150+ brands, it turns birthdays, farewells, and workplace celebrations into a simple, memorable experience.

In this episode, we speak with Julie Tylman, Co-Founder of GroupTogether, about how she and her co-founder built the product after experiencing the pain of chasing people for signatures, money, and gifts. GroupTogether lets people create online group cards, collect contributions, add photos and GIFs, and send gift cards or gifts without requiring accounts or extra app downloads.

A big theme of the conversation is recognition at work. Julie explains that companies often understand recognition matters, but execute it in a way that feels impersonal. GroupTogether tries to fix that with thoughtful design, gentle reminders, anonymous contributions, and AI-assisted message writing that helps people express appreciation more naturally.
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RouteGenie helps NEMT providers simplify the entire transportation operation with one platform for routing, scheduling, dispatching, billing, fleet management, driver workflows, and passenger communication. By automating daily challenges like no-shows, add-on trips, vehicle breakdowns, billing errors, and inefficient routes, RouteGenie helps providers complete more trips, reduce costs, improve on-time performance, and grow revenue.

In this episode, we explore how non-emergency medical transportation is becoming a core part of healthcare access, especially for older adults, chronic care patients, and underserved communities. We speak with RouteGenie CEO Cameron Craig who discusses how transportation affects outcomes, why the industry stayed paper-based for so long, and how verification, routing, and AI are modernizing operations.
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Carbide combines compliance automation with credentialed security advisors who guide companies from gap assessment through audit and ongoing readiness. Its unified platform streamlines evidence collection, control mapping, remediation, and multi-framework compliance, helping teams get audit-ready faster with fewer surprises.

In this episode we explore treating trust as a leadership system, not just a branding message. We speak with Darren Gallop, founder and CEO of Carbide Secure and author of Built to Trust, about how cybersecurity, data privacy, and AI governance are now core business responsibilities.

The main idea is that trust has to be built intentionally from the top down. Darren argues that boards and executives often make the mistake of pushing security and privacy into IT or legal, when in reality leadership sets the priorities, budget, and culture that determine whether trust actually exists.

A big theme is the speed of AI change. Darren explains how agentic AI, generative AI, and new automation tools are evolving faster than governance and regulation can keep up. That creates pressure for companies to move quickly, but also raises the risk of data breaches, misuse, and bad decisions made under duress. They also dig into the difference between compliance and real governance. Darren says compliance checklists like SOC 2 or ISO can help, but they do not automatically mean an organization is secure or trustworthy. In some cases, compliance becomes bureaucracy that distracts teams from real risk reduction.
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PUR Valet transforms curbside operations with five-second photo check-ins, SMS ticketing, one-tap vehicle retrieval, digital payments, and seamless PMS integration. It helps hotels, restaurants, hospitals, and other properties reduce wait times, prevent false damage claims, and deliver a faster, paperless guest experience.

In this episode, we speak with Adam Szabo, CEO & Founder of PUR Valet. We explore how PUR Valet is modernizing valet parking with a ticketless, digital system that improves the guest experience while reducing operational chaos for businesses like hotels, hospitals, restaurants, and office buildings. The conversation focuses on the problems with traditional paper-and-walkie-talkie valet workflows—damage claims, bottlenecks, labor inefficiency, and missed tips—and explains how PUR Valet uses photo-based check-ins, QR/text options, payments, tipping, training tools, and analytics to make valet faster and more profitable.
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FusionAuth is an API-first CIAM platform that gives businesses complete control over authentication, authorization, and identity for users, services, and AI. Deploy it anywhere, scale without unpredictable pricing, and secure complex environments without sacrificing flexibility, performance, or data sovereignty.

In this episode, we explore why identity is no longer “just a login form” but critical infrastructure for security, user experience, and business risk. Dan Moore from FusionAuth breaks down the difference between authentication and authorization, why building your own login system is usually a bad idea for production, and how deploy-anywhere identity gives teams more control over data, upgrades, and reliability. The conversation also looks ahead to AI agents, arguing they need separate identities and deterministic guardrails so systems can safely tell humans and agents apart.

One especially useful takeaway is that the next wave of identity will be shaped by both passkeys and agentic workflows, but passwords aren’t disappearing anytime soon.
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