The Axis Effect

This installment of The Axis Effect features Natalise Kalea Robinson, CEO and Co-Founder of Parallel Health.

As pioneers of microbiome dermatology, Parallel binds the industries of health, beauty, and biotechnology to create a personalized skincare routine for each of their customers to look the best they can. Founded on the realization that many skin care products have harsh results that neglect the specifics of each user, Parallel creates products that target skin problems specific to microbiome types, with the hope of not only improving the customer’s skin but ensuring their microbiomes are not damaged by said product. Now, Parallel Health holds the most extensive skin microbiome data set that uses whole genome sequencing. 

Robinson discusses the varying microbiomes in a person’s body, how they can analyze data to ensure everyone gets the correct product, and how her company’s paths led them to where they are today. 

To learn more, tune in to “The Science of Beauty.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Eric Daimler, CEO and Co-Founder of Conexus AI Inc.

As a data integration company, Conexus AI hybridizes different forms of AI to create comprehensive models for clients, with one of their most notable examples being Uber. Knowing that data analytics are more important than ever, Daimler and his team act as leaders in algebraic data integration to help companies make sense of information and understand how to analyze and manage risk in the most cost-effective way possible.

Daimler discusses AI’s place in the modern landscape of workforces, how his company creates effective models, and his time working at the White House in the Office of Science and Technology Policy. 

To learn more, tune in to “Living in the Intersection of Data & Time.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Daniel Tibbets.

As an early advocate of mobile media and the first CEO of Smosh, Tibbets has spent his career helping to lead innovation in key advancements throughout media. While he does not diagnose himself as an expert in any discipline, he explains that his position allows him to properly source the necessary talents to push teams in the best direction possible.

Tibbets discusses why creative industries work better in person than work from home, the evolution of technology in modern television, and why leadership is more critical than ever.

To learn more, tune in to “Living Life as a Leader.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Dr. Carl Giordano, MD, Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of Rebesana.

With a career that’s included a residency at NYU, time as the medical director at Stryker Howmedica Tissue Bank and Health South Physical Therapy, Giordano’s had numerous experiences in the medical that led him to where he is today, acting as one of the most well rounded medical professionals anywhere. Now, among other duties in his busy career, he works with Rebesana to perfect a supplement that helps improve every cell in the human body by maintaining their identities, promoting a longer span of health in the human body.

Giordano discusses cellular pathways and specifics of how Rebesana changes them, the aging process of cells, and how his career path led him to Rebesana.

To learn more, tune in to “Living in a Molecular World: Finding your Cellular Identity.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Kristian Marquez, President and CEO of FinStrat Management.

With over six years in business and 30+ current clients, FinStrat Management dedicates its team to helping clients by providing accounting, financing, and reporting services. Knowing the overwhelming number of varieties that investors for startups can deal with, Finstrat works to help clients simplify the experience and prepare their customers for several situations. With over 20 years holding his CFA, Marquez has seen many scenarios play out. Through Finstrat, he passes on his knowledge and experiences to help startups and other clients thrive across today’s economy. 

Marquez discusses the importance of quality leadership for startups, the underrated significance of willpower, and how his Finstrat works to maintain relationships with all their clients. 

To learn more, tune in to “Value + Worth = Success.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Salt Garrison, Human Behavioral Scientist, and Business Coach.

With a master’s degree in Psychology and a career that spans decades, Garrison works with various clientele ranging from professional athletes to businesses, always to help them understand their inner workings and how they can break from unhealthy cycles to make the desired changes. Using a variety of fields, including Physics, Sociology, and Neuroscience, Garrison uses five criteria to determine his clients, including an inspiring issue or need for clarity. But all clients have one thing in common: Garrison aims to help them empower themselves and become their most productive version possible.

Garrison discusses how he helps clients reach these goals, the importance of perception, and how the pandemic has affected the overall mentality of human society.

To learn more, tune in to “The Emotional IQ of Leadership.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features fashion illustrator Izak Zenou.

With a long list of clients, including Chanel, Vogue, and Celine, Zenou is one of the world’s most iconic fashion illustrators. Known for his distinct style, his work can be seen in everything from magazine pages to murals. But Zenou did not reach the top overnight: he’s been drawing since childhood, working tirelessly to perfect his craft. Regardless of the project, Zenou’s pieces always tell an intimate story of femininity through fashion.

Zenou discusses his mental process in projects, how the current generations work in the ever-changing fashion world, and why “perfection is boring.”

To learn more, tune in to “Finding the Beauty in Chaos.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Gareth Evans, CEO of VECKTA.

With sustainability becoming more important than ever, VECKTA finds itself in an essential role in today’s world: helping companies make the proper changes and investments to increase their sustainability without sacrificing profitability. This is no easy task, especially in a world where reliance on energy has grown exponentially. As Evans bluntly puts it: “Energy is the lifeblood of everything.” 

Evans discusses reasons people need his company in today’s climate, the process of founding VECKTA, and different reasons companies may come to him for help.

To learn more, tune in to “Power Play for Sustainability.”

This installment of The Axis Effect features Ari Tulla, CEO and Co-Founder of Elo Smart Nutrition.

With a wide career ranging from music to pain management, Tulla has seen his fair share of different industries, all of which have led him to co-found Elo. With more than half one the U.S. adult population experiencing some form of chronic and diet-related conditions, Elo Smart Nutrition aims to individualize the experience for each of their customer. Tulla’s company achieves that goal by utilizing human experts in conjunction with artificial intelligence to give personally calibrated supplements to better the quality of life for each and every customer.

Tulla discusses the ways Elo Smart Nutrition differs from other nutrition companies, how healthcare has evolved over the years, and why data collection is more important than ever. 

To learn more, tune in to “Living Smarter.”

This week, The Axis Effect sits down with Sean Austin, CEO at Helios.

Like many companies in the current technological revolution, Austin and his company seek to utilize A.I. in an authentic way that helps lead to further efficiencies and innovation. This utilization comes in the form of voice technology, specifically focusing on the financial sector. As Austin explains, the tone of a voice can impact how listeners interpret information, which is why they’ve worked to help companies create a voice for earnings calls, assisting listeners to better understand and react to the data presented.

Austin discusses how people respond differently to different tones and voices, how using the right agent for the right audience can make a huge difference, and why these factors are incredibly influential. 

To learn more, tune in to “I Can’t Hear You.”