MedTech Mentor

About MedTech Mentor

Real Conversations. Real Mentors. Real Impact. MedTech Mentor is where medtech professionals come together to share honest stories, practical insights, and powerful lessons for thriving in a fast-changing industry. Hosted by Crystal Howell, each episode uncovers the journeys, challenges, and breakthroughs of inspiring guests, delivering thought-provoking ideas and actionable takeaways you can use right away. Our North Star? Paying it forward. Every guest donates a 1-hour mentoring session to 1 lucky listener who subscribes and shares with #medtechmentorpodcast Ready to grow your career, your network, and your impact? Start listening, start sharing, and join the MedTech Mentor Movement.

Publisher

Crystal Howell

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

16 Jun 2020

Latest episode

30 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

18 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 Sept 2026

   The One Patient Philosophy: RenovoRx CEO Shaun Bagai on Data, Humility, and Disrupting Pancreatic Cancer Care

   What does a back injury in high school, a Stanford pig lab, and a cardiac patient with pancreatic cancer have in common? They all played a role in sending Shaun Bagai on a path that is now changing how we deliver chemotherapy to some of the hardest-to-treat tumors in the body. Shaun Bagai is the CEO of RenovoRx, the company behind the RenovoCath — an FDA-cleared device that uses Trans Arterial Micro Perfusion (TAMP) to deliver high concentrations of chemotherapy directly to tumors that are poorly connected to the systemic circulation, dramatically reducing side effects and improving survival in locally advanced pancreatic cancer. In this episode, Shaun walks us through how he discovered MedTech almost by accident, why he walked away from medical school after getting in, and the leadership philosophy — built on humility, data, and "beautiful friction" — that has sustained him through 11+ years of building one of the most innovative cancer therapy companies in the industry. Whether you're a founder navigating a long clinical development road, a commercial leader trying to move physician behavior, or someone who just needs a reminder of why they got into this industry — Shaun's final piece of advice will stay with you: "Focus on that one patient you saw an impact on. Because that's the heart of everyone listening to this podcast."

2. 

   11 May 2026

   Permission to Approach AI as Something Deeply Human - with Dr. Tim Rayner

   What if AI isn't a tool you use, but a medium you swim in — and what it reflects back is the imprint you leave on the world? This week, Crystal sits down with Dr. Tim Rayner (AI philosopher and founder of Superesque) to unpack cognitive archaeology: Tim's practice for excavating the tacit expertise you've already accumulated and don't know you know. It's the moment Crystal realised she'd been training AI agents the same way she'd onboard a new employee: tell them what the company stands for, walk them through the values, give them golden examples, and tell them what to do when they reach the edge of the instructions. The most quotable, deeply human conversation about AI we've had on the show. "You've given me (and others) permission to approach AI as something deeply human, and not something to be afraid of." Find Tim and Superesque Website / Course: http://superesque.com (http://superesque.com) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-rayner-superesque/?skipRedirect=true (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-rayner-superesque/?skipRedirect=true) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCReT3gYhxukSW2zx3jd6Bxw/videos (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCReT3gYhxukSW2zx3jd6Bxw/videos) MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE How Not to Use AI — Abby Wuamusu Custom GPTs (OpenAI) and Projects (Anthropic / Claude) as starting points for purpose-built AI systems Richard Brautigan, All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace MedTech Mentor listeners get SUPERESQUE15 at https://superesque.com/ (https://superesque.com/)

3. 

   2 Feb 2026

   Becca Meehan - Medtech Women's Coach

   Host [Host Name] interviews Becca Meehan, a Medtech Women's Coach, exploring authentic leadership and self-care for career empowerment.

4. 

   8 Dec 2025

   Charisse Pulfer - Loan Kit Specialists - Unsung Heroes of MedTech

   Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes when a surgical kit arrives in the operating theatre- complete, sterile, and right on time? Meet Charisse Pulfer, our guest mentor for this episode, who’s spent over 18 years ensuring that surgeries go off without a hitch. Charisse is a Loan Kit Coordinator and operations specialist who’s seen it all: high-pressure logistics, last-minute emergencies, and the daily dedication it takes to keep patients safe and surgical teams supported. In this episode, she shares real-world stories, practical insights, and the mindset you need to thrive in one of healthcare’s most critical (and often overlooked) roles. Tune in to discover: 🛡️ How Charisse and her fellow Loan Kit Coordinators protect patient safety and surgical outcomes 🔍 The precision, accountability, and teamwork required to manage hundreds of parts across multiple hospitals ⏱️ Ways LKCs create efficiency and save costs for hospitals and MedTech companies 🤝 How they support surgeons, sales reps, and the entire healthcare team- even under immense time pressure 🚚 What it’s really like to manage logistics under pressure, and the pride that comes from making a difference 🌟 Why it’s time to recognise and celebrate these unsung heroes, and what Charisse wishes more people understood about the role Want to kick off the new year with real MedTech insight? Comment and share this episode with #medtechmentorpodcast for your chance to win a personal mentoring session with Charisse herself. There’s no better way to start the year than learning from someone who’s truly lived this experience. Hit play and get inspired by the unsung heroes of MedTech! Or check it out on MedTech Mentor's YouTube Channel (https://youtu.be/clqlqj96HpU?si=zfa8cZcrHOMainVq)

5. 

   9 Sept 2025

   Michael Vallely- Open Heart, Open Mind

   What happens when you stay open to new people, new ideas, and unexpected doors? For Professor Michael Vallely—Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Clinical Professor, Med-Tech Investor, and Entrepreneur—openness has led to a career that spans continents, innovations, and industries. With more than two decades and thousands of complex cardiac cases in Australia and the U.S., Michael has pioneered “first-in-man” procedures and helped shape the future of heart surgery. He’s held senior roles at The Ohio State University and Mount Sinai Hospitals, is currently Professor at Macquarie University, and practices cardiothoracic surgery in the public and private sector across Sydney. As founder and Chief Medical Officer of Sydney Heart Valve (https://sydneyheartvalve.com.au), Michael is leading the development of next-generation transcatheter heart valve technologies—delivering minimally invasive options for patients with structural heart disease. He is also a founding partner and Chair of the Medical Advisory Panel at Cordis Asset Management (https://cordisam.com), a boutique fund manager investing in innovative medical technology companies that are transforming the treatment of chronic disease. In this episode, Michael shares his journey to building a dynamic portfolio career. Together, we explore: How openness to people and opportunities transformed his journey How serendipity and “the company we keep” matter more than any single destination The pivotal moments, mentors, and mindset shifts that shaped his career On resilience: truly knowing your strength comes when tested Mentor advice and book recommendations that shaped his leadership Whether you’re a clinician, innovator, or simply curious about the intersection of medicine, technology, and personal growth, this conversation is for you. After each episode, our Mentors give an additional hour of their time to mentor a listener. We do this because we believe real growth happens through connection, learning, and paying it forward. Share this episode on your socials with #medtechmentorpodcast and tell us what stuck with you—whether it was a story, an idea, a question, or just a moment you enjoyed. You’ll go in the running for an exclusive one-on-one mentoring conversation with Michael Vallely. Don’t miss your chance to connect—subscribe and share today! References & Further Reading: Michael Vallely’s LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-vallely-925b43a1) Sydney Heart Valve (https://sydneyheartvalve.com.au) Cordis Asset Management (https://cordisam.com) Principles by Ray Dalio

6. 

   27 May 2025

   Tommy Herschell - To "Find Ya Feet" You Need to Know Your Struggle

   Tommy Herschell, founder of "Find Ya Feet," discusses his mental health journey and grassroots movement with Crystal, offering insights on building resilience and fostering connection in this interview.

7. 

   9 Sept 2024

   Mentorship Unfiltered with Omar Khateeb

   Host [Host Name] interviews Omar Khateeb, CEO & Founder of Khateeb & Co, OmniCreator, and Host of The State of MedTech Podcast, about leveraging unconventional social media strategies for impactful mentorship and sales growth.

8. 

   10 Jun 2024

   Demystifying Entrepreneurial Finance with Nicky Agahari

   Ready to launch your medtech venture but feeling lost in the world of finance? This episode of MedTech Mentor is your roadmap to success! Join us as we welcome Nicky Agahari, Founder & CEO of Australis Scientific (https://www.inconfidence.io/). Nicky, a seasoned entrepreneur with a global perspective, will break down the complexities of entrepreneurial finance and equip you with the knowledge you need to navigate the fundraising landscape. In this information-packed episode, you'll gain insights on: The Basics of Entrepreneurial Finances and Raising Money The Impact of Economic Downturns: What is Driving Investors Alternative Funding Platforms: Explore innovative ways to secure capital beyond traditional means Investor Preferences Decoded: Learn what investors are looking for and tailor your pitch to stand out The Changing Landscape of Work: See how new work models are shaping fundraising strategies. Nicky's journey is an inspiration in itself. From his time as a combat medic to his leadership role at Australis Scientific, he'll share his experiences and the valuable lessons learned from his mentors. This episode is more than just information; it's an opportunity to: Learn from a successful medtech entrepreneur: Gain firsthand knowledge and actionable strategies. Demystify entrepreneurial finance: Ditch the financial jargon and gain clarity on fundraising. Hear how Nicky overcame obstacles and built a successful medtech company: Let his story be your roadmap to navigating challenges. Don't miss this chance to win a one-hour mentoring session with Nicky himself by sharing this episode with #medtechmentorpodcast

9. 

   4 Mar 2024

   Patrick Cooper || How Far Can I Take This?

   Former trampoline champion Patrick Cooper shares his inspiring transition into healthcare, detailing how he leveraged his strengths and mentorship to build a new career at Stryker.

10. 

    16 Oct 2023

    James Hamet || MedTech Marvel

    In this episode, we welcome James Hamet, CEO of Vistim Labs. James is an accomplished Medtech Entrepreneur and Electrical Engineer committed to making a difference by creating neurotechnologies that improve patient lives and wellbeing. Growing up with parents who are both Neurologists, James has a passion for the brain and all things neuroscience. He eventually combined this unique perspective with his education in electrical engineering. From an early age, James demonstrated remarkable ingenuity, creating inventions like mind-controlled wheelchairs—straight out of a Marvel movie! Today, James and his team at Vistim Labs are on a mission to help Dementia Specialists diagnose patients faster by anticipating which diagnostics will identify the right diagnosis (within the first patient visit) with their innovative AI-powered screening diagnostic tool. In this episode, we delve into a range of topics, including: Neurotechnology and Brain Science Enhancing Diagnosis and Reducing Wait Times Vistim Labs (https://vistimlabs.com/)' Groundbreaking Brain Scan Technology Innovative Tools and Ventures Agency, Self-Talk, and Perception in Personal Development Attentional Priming and Behavioral Science, Ex-Mantra (https://pro.exmantra.com/) Community and Outreach, Lit Conversations (https://www.linkedin.com/company/lit-conversations-inc/) This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

11. 

    10 Sept 2023

    Nicholas Trpezanovski || Take the Leap Part II

    We're thrilled to present the second part of this episode on the MedTech Mentor Podcast. Welcome back Nicholas Trpezanovski, Founder of NJT MedTech Solutions Nicholas shares the second part of his incredible journey - from the uncertainty of the beginning to thriving business owner. He provides invaluable insights into overcoming the challenges of entrepreneurship, navigating uncertainty, and trusting your instincts. Nicholas reminds us to lean on your trusted advisors – you're never alone on this entrepreneurial path. With a wealth of knowledge from his diverse experiences, Nicholas offers pertinent advice on thepower of saying "no" rather than saying "yes" We are grateful to Nicholas for his time and wisdom, and we can't wait for you to enjoy this insightful conversation! 🚀 Please don’t forget, Nicholas will be generously donating an hour of his time to for a 1:1 mentoring session to one of our listeners who like and share on social media with the #medtechmentorpodcast Don't miss this outstanding opportunity to spend quality time with a leader like Nicholas, it's an opportunity not to be missed! Get ready to gain insights that will have a lasting impact on your journey. Tune in now! 🎧 Links mentioned in this episode: https://njtmedtech.com.au/ (https://njtmedtech.com.au/) This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

12. 

    4 Sept 2023

    Nicholas Trpezanovski || Take the Leap Part I

    We are excited to bring you this episode of the MedTech Mentor Podcast, welcome Nicholas Trpezanovski, Founder of NJT MedTech Solutions NJT MedTech Solutions is an upcoming medtech consultancy supporting start-ups and small and medium medtech businesses to grow and prosper This episode was recorded back when Nicholas had just founded NJT MedTech Solutions in mid 2022. Prior, Nicholas had a remarkable track record as Lead of Corporate Accounts, Government Affairs and Distribution for Baxter International, Head of Corporate Accounts and Government Affairs at Hillrom and held several senior positions at Synthes and Johnson & Johnson. Nicholas’s incredible journey takes us from his roots as a nuclear medicine scientist to founding his own medtech consultancy - a testament to his drive and determination Nicholas inspires us to approach our career not as a rigid upwards ladder but as a flexible lattice, encouraging us to break free from our comfort zones and explore new horizons. Don’t underestimate the power of that first step - even a casual coffee chat can lead to life-altering opportunities. With a wealth of experience from the medtech industry, Nicholas offers invaluable advice on the importance of building personal connections throughout your extended social network. Nicholas is a treasure trove of knowledge, generously sharing his wealth of insights. He is a cherished member of the MedTech Mentor Village, and we are confident that you will find his conversation as enlightening and enjoyable as we did. Keep an eye out for Part II on Nicholas's reflections 1 year later Links mentioned in this episode: https://njtmedtech.com.au/ (https://njtmedtech.com.au/) This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

13. 

    5 Oct 2021

    Judith Mitchell || How Can I Help?

    In this episode of the MedTech Mentor Podcast, we welcome Judith Mitchell, CEO of Next Science. Next Science is a company pioneering technology to combat the rising problem of antimicrobial resistance. Prior to joining Next Science in 2017, she was President of Depuy Synthes APAC where she led the Orthopaedics Division of J&J. She was also the President of Asia Pacific for Synthes GmbH, the world leader in Orthopaedic trauma care. Prior to joining Synthes in 2004, she held several senior positions at Cochlear Limited in Product Development, Global Marketing and Education. Judy shares how she started her MedTech journey, a happy accident of geographical convenience. She was a single-mum trying to balance family and a career, and secured her first position with General Electric as an Administrator. What happened thereafter is a testament to her natural talent and drive, as well as the blue sky within medtech. Fast forward, and this year Judy celebrates her 40th year of service. Judy discusses how the mission and purpose to improve the lives of patients is what kept her in an industry that demanded a 24/7 pursuit of continuous improvement. Familiar with the tough decisions, she shares stories of some of her hardest calls and lessons learned, and how those experiences keep her focused on what’s important, the patient- that is the north star, that is how decisions get made. Judy has this beautiful knack of being able to bring the "human into the room", and she is always there to help. Undoubtedly, if you spend any amount of time with Judy, she’ll ask you that exact question, “How can I help?” which is where the title of this episode comes from. I am such a tremendous fan of Judy and am not not shy to say I truly soaked every moment of our time in the studio together... She carries the conversation! Her story and sage advice made a marked impact on me, and I hope that you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Please don’t forget, Judy will be generously donating an hour of her time to for a 1:1 mentoring session to one of our listeners who like and share on social media with the #medtechmentorpodcast Don't miss this outstanding opportunity to spend quality time with a leader like Judy, it's an opportunity not to be missed! This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

14. 

    19 May 2021

    Sabeen Shaikh - The MedTech Double Agent

    In this edition of the MedTech Mentor Podcast, we welcome Sabeen Shaikh (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabeen-shaikh-30901011b/), a healthcare executive, board member, thought leader, and public speaker with over 15 years of experience in the industry. Sabeen's present-day purpose shows up with her very own consultancy, Crescent Strategy, (https://www.crescentstrategyconsulting.com/) and she currently sits on various boards with the aim to help others realise their commercial ambitions by creating effective go-to-market strategies that take these amazing technologies to the next level. To date, she has worked with over 300 start-ups and is sincerely passionate about opportunities that push innovation forward in the Asia Pacific region. Sabeen’s been part of my village for a few years now, and I’ve always found her experience to be so unique and her perspective enlightening. She has an uncanny ability to understand both sides of his ecosystem, the new and the established, and she’s always rooting for the Underdog… which I love. In this conversation, we explore how she cultivated this mix of experiences, and as a result, uncovered a new nickname, the MedTech Double Agent, which is where the title of this episode comes from. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did and find it insightful to just what opportunities exist if you are willing to take a risk and live outside your comfort zone! Topics discussed: Career building Accelerators, and scaling up Start-Up Space, what you need to know! Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.crescentstrategyconsulting.com/ (https://www.crescentstrategyconsulting.com/) https://www.thebalancecareers.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-working-at-a-startup-company-3859588 (https://www.thebalancecareers.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-working-at-a-startup-company-3859588) https://www.ausmedtech.com.au/ (https://www.ausmedtech.com.au/) This podcast is produced by PodStream Studies (https://www.podstream.me/) and hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

15. 

    23 Dec 2020

    Kirsten McKenna- On Building Resilience

    In our fourth and final episode of MedTech Mentor for 2020, our host, Crystal Howell, sits down with Medtech Leader and Positive Psychology Performance Coach, Kirsten McKenna with Cortex Consulting and Winefulness. Kirsten dedicates her time to helping individuals find focus and igniting curiosity. She partners with individuals, inspiring teams, and engendering positive change in corporate culture. As an accomplished leadership and performance coach, well-being expert & author of the book Lead Well: How to Show Up Consistently Well in Leadership and Life, Kirsten is someone who is passionate about human potential. That being said, Kirsten did not start out as an entrepreneur. She spent the better part of two decades within MedTech, starting out in sales, to people management, and finally as a National Salesforce Effectiveness Lead with Johnson & Johnson. Kirsten shares her professional journey as a MedTech professional and now entrepreneur and gives us tactical takeaways of how she practices building resilience, and her mentors within the space of positive psychology. Considering what a year 2020 has been, we could not think of a better show to leave our listeners as we pause, reflect, refresh, and prepare for 2021! Topics discussed: What is resilience? 2020- Think of us as a ball, and 2020 as wet cement... Building Resilience, it's the micro and the macro Breathe (https://www.healthline.com/health/breathing-exercise#takeaway) Susan David's TED Talk, "discomfort is the price of a meaningful life." (https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_david_the_gift_and_power_of_emotional_courage?language=en) Grounding Exercises (https://www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/students/documents/counselling-and-mental-health-support/grounding-techniques.pdf) This podcast is Produced by PodStream (https://www.podstream.me/) hosted by ZenCast.fm

16. 

    13 Nov 2020

    Chris Szeleczky- On Cultivating a Non-Linear Career Path

    In our third episode, I sat down with Chris Szeleczky, General Manager of Service & Operations with Olympus Medical, a leading global medical device manufacturer of optical and digital precision technologies. Chris shares his professional journey as an Electrical Engineer who accidentally found his way to MedTech through the service pathway, and how he utilised a strength-based approach in forging a non-linear career path that took him into operations, and eventually even policy writing and corporate sales. Chris’ journey was supported by amazing coaches and mentors who encouraged him to jump into different projects, and they were also not afraid to share clear constructive feedback. He shares those pivotal moments where he received that feedback and how he leaned into it with gratitude which helped him mindfully recalibrate. These experiences in his professional development ultimately enabled him to push himself outside his comfort zone and job-craft his way to his current role as general manager. Chris’s story is an excellent reference point on so many levels. It speaks to young engineers looking to break into the industry, as well as seasoned professionals who experience those moments of tough feedback and how to embrace them with gratitude and grow! This podcast is Produced by PodStream (https://www.podstream.me/) hosted by ZenCast.fm

17. 

    1 Aug 2020

    Lauren Barber- On Becoming a MedTech Entrepreneur and Finding Her Purpose

    In this episode, I am joined by the incredibly tenacious Lauren Barber, Founder and CEO of Needlecalm, MTAA Board Member, and Chair of the MTAA's Women in Medtech Group. Lauren shares an unabashed story of her journey from Nurse to MedTech Entrepreneur, and how she found her purpose of reducing needle-related anxiety for patients around the world and establishing Needlecalm. Lauren gives a candid view of the hardships of commercialising a medical device in this highly complex and competitive industry. She shares how she "leveled-up" with the likes of an accelerator program, and pushed through the highs and lows by keeping her purpose front of mind. Lauren's brave account of her own fears and anxiety particularly around public speaking (her kryptonite) are something I know many of us will relate to. Lauren also gives practical tips and tricks of how she prepares so she can show up and present with confidence. Topics discussed: Inventing and commercialising a medical device MedTech Accelerator Programs Public speaking Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.needlecalm.com.au/ (https://www.needlecalm.com.au/) http://medtechactuator.com/ (http://medtechactuator.com/) https://ritualize.com/box-breathing-military-secret/ (https://ritualize.com/box-breathing-military-secret/) This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

18. 

    16 Jun 2020

    Annie Arnett - On Mindfulness, and How She Shows Up and Leads

    This week, Crystal Howell and Annie Arnett cover her personal MedTech story and how her journey made her mindful of her personal brand, how she shows up as a leader. Sharing some of her most cherished pieces of advice throughout her career from her own mentors. Annie provides an honest conversation about self-reflection, staying true to values, and remembering that your personal brand is your own. Links mentioned in this episode: https://thenounproject.com/ (https://thenounproject.com/) This podcast is a personally-funded passion project created by Crystal Howell, produced by PodStream, and hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm) TRANSCRIPT OF SHOW: MTM001 Annie Arnett - SHOWNOTES Crystal: [00:00:02] Hello everybody. This is Crystal Howell host of the MedTech mentor podcast. The podcast is designed to provide mentorship and advice to personal connections, with stories with our guests. In our first edition, we had an opportunity to sit down with Hologic's very own Annie Arnett talking about her own personal story and how she's mindful of how you show up and lead day to day. I'm really excited today to be here with Annie Arnett. She's the general manager and vice president of Hologic ANZ. And she’s had a prestigious career within med tech, you know, starting out within her field of technical sales within microbiology and moving into marketing with the likes of Kimberly Clarke and eventually Stryker where she had an impressive decade with them, promoted from product manager to marketing manager and eventually marketing director of their surgical division in the United States before taking this role here at Hologic as again, the general manager and vice president. Thank you so much, Annie. I'm so excited to have you here today. Annie: [00:01:01] Oh, Crystal. Thanks for having me. It's great to be here and you know, I'd love to help you sharing my story of how I've got to where I am at. It's a great opportunity so thank you. Crystal: [00:01:10] Oh, you're so welcome! So that, that background, there's a lot in that, but it's really funny. I'd love to hear your story of, you know, med tech is it's not very transparent. What does your family think that you'd get up to all day in this role? Annie: [00:01:25] Yeah, it's um, it's funny you ask that cause uh, mum is a, she, she was a nurse, retired now, but, uh, an operating room nurse, and then a community nurse. And she's been a school nurse and a few other things, but always through her career, she's, she's been a nurse. And, and so I'm working in a complimentary industry in the med tech industry. You know, we have some great conversations. Um, but I just started out in this role and mum had to go and get her mammogram. And so she rocks up. She lives in, in Lismore. Uh, so she walks up to get her mammogram and it's a Hologic mammography machine. And so mom can't help herself. And this is where I was like, Oh mom, you did what? So she's talking to the radiographer and she's like, Oh my daughter, my daughter works for this company. She actually leads it in Australia. And I was like, Oh mom, no, you didn't. But then she had a really great conversation. She said it made it, made the mammogram go, go by really, really quickly. Crystal: [00:02:22] Thats the funny thing is when you ask, you know, what does your daughter think you do? And what do your kids think? Are your parents? Um, you know, I asked Lucas once, you know, what do you think I do? And he's like, Oh, you talk to people a lot and you send them to jobs. Like I was like, yeah, Yeah. Yeah, that's it that's pretty much it. Annie: [00:02:39] Um, Georgie has come to the office a couple of times in a couple of different companies that I've, I've worked for. And in, in one of the companies...

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