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Orchestrated Relationships
by Orchestrated Relationships
David Homan is recognized as a thought-leader in the realm of connectivity, building a system around the amorphous world of “relational value” and how people build relationships. A master-connector whose diverse network spans the world, David’s methodology aims to create great recognition for the Connectors–those in-between who are often forgotten, and to study how they each work to benefit everyone who recognizes them the world works because, simply, “people know the right people.”
Episodes
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Episode Thirteen: Ramphis Castro
The 13th Episode features Ramphis Castro, whose mission to enhance the power of Latinx founders and innovators across the spectrum. We discuss how to focus relationships so that they maximize outcomes, and strive to always bring authenticity to each new connection.
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Episode Twelve: Bahiyah Robinson
The 12th Episode features Bahiyah Robinson, founder of VC Include, whose powerful focus on incredible innovation, drive, and passion shines a light on founders and funds who live their values. Join to hear how we weave together our ideas of relationship building throughout our networks.
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Episode Eleven: Cam Snaith
The eleventh episode of this podcast features Cam Snaith, cofounder of Bleeker. We talk about creating communities of purpose through individual passions and how they combine to celebrate inclusion, diversity and shared values.
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Episode Ten: Brian Gaister
The Tenth Episode of this series features Brian Gaister, discussing his dedication to philanthropy, his passion for entrepreneurship, and how you build relationships based on the actions you take to support one another.
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Episode Nine: Ari Afsar
The Ninth Episode of this podcast features the incredible singer and activist Ari Afsar. Learn about her work to use her musical Jeanette to support progressive politics and how having a voice creates greater meaning when your network and your artistry can align.
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Episode Eight: Nathalie Molina Niño
The eight episode (second limited series) features Nathalie Molina Niño who speaks passionately about her work to connect social justice, political action, and the restoration of people’s voting rights in the State of Florida.
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Episode Seven: Jenny Santi
The seventh episode of this podcast features Jenny Santi. Join to hear from her about the importance of animals in our lives and why gratitude and charity give as much, if not more, to the giver.
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Episode Six: Melissa Rosenfield
The sixth episode of this podcast features Melissa Rosenfield. At the intersection of impact and fashion, she talks with me about the positive impact of new businesses if they are built to solve new problems.
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Episode Five: Chris Schembra
The fifth episode of this podcast features Christopher Schembra, but it’s really all about the sauce. Join to hear about gratitude and why creating empathy around the dinner table.
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Episode Four: Rachel Cohen Gerrol
The fourth episode of this podcast features the literally one-of-a-kind Rachel Gerrol, whose charisma, passion, and drive has brought thousands upon thousands of individuals together to change the world. Join to hear her discuss NEXUS initiatives, the power of connectivity, and her favorite quote...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
David Homan is recognized as a thought-leader in the realm of connectivity, building a system around the amorphous world of “relational value” and how people build relationships. A master-connector whose diverse network spans the world, David’s methodology aims to create great recognition for the Connectors–those in-between who are often forgotten, and to study how they each work to benefit everyone who recognizes them the world works because, simply, “people know the right people.”
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