The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Steven Dresner, CEO of Walk-in Dermatology, a modern, patient-focused dermatology practice.

During the interview, Dresner discussed Walk-in Dermatology’s mission and vision. 

“Walk-in Dermatology is really a cross between traditional dermatology and urgent care. The concept is very straightforward. In dermatology and other areas of medicine, patients tend to wait too long to be seen by a medical provider. We are focused on providing high-quality, same-day care. The services we perform are the exact same as you would find in a more traditional dermatology practice, but we are making those services more accessible to people who want a same-day appointment or just want to walk in… If you wake up with a rash or acne or some other issue and your dermatologist can’t see you for two months, that’s not going to help you very much. That’s the market that we serve.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Steven Dresner, CEO of Walk-in Dermatology, as they discuss how Walk-in Dermatology’s economics compare to traditional practices, including metrics like patient acquisition cost and visit frequency.

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Steven Dresner, CEO of Walk-in Dermatology, a modern, patient-focused dermatology practice.

During the interview, Dresner discussed Walk-in Dermatology’s mission and vision. 

“Walk-in Dermatology is really a cross between traditional dermatology and urgent care. The concept is very straightforward. In dermatology and other areas of medicine, patients tend to wait too long to be seen by a medical provider. We are focused on providing high-quality, same-day care. The services we perform are the exact same as you would find in a more traditional dermatology practice, but we are making those services more accessible to people who want a same-day appointment or just want to walk in… If you wake up with a rash or acne or some other issue and your dermatologist can’t see you for two months, that’s not going to help you very much. That’s the market that we serve.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Steven Dresner, CEO of Walk-in Dermatology, as they discuss how Walk-in Dermatology’s economics compare to traditional practices, including metrics like patient acquisition cost and visit frequency.

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Will Gray, Founding Partner, CEO & Director of New Era Helium Inc. (NASDAQ: NEHC), an exploration and production (E&P) company sourcing helium from natural gas reserves in the Permian Basin.

During the interview, Gray discussed New Era Helium’s mission and vision. 

“We are an upstream natural gas and helium producer that's focused within the Permian Basin. We own and operate approximately 137,000 acres hosting 400-plus wells with substantial proved and probable gas reserves that have helium associated with them… When you look at the number of publicly traded, small- and micro-cap, upstream helium companies, a lot of them are in the exploration stage. They have large acreage positions, but not yet commercialization. We’re actually producing helium and natural gas now… We're looking to vertically integrate with our own processing plants and our own infrastructure. That's really what we're doing as we speak. That's how we differentiate in the market. We offer a lower-risk scenario with proved helium reserves.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Will Gray, Founding Partner, CEO & Director of New Era Helium, as they discuss the company’s efforts to develop a 250MW net-zero energy AI/HPC data center through a partnership with Sharon AI.

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Will Gray, Founding Partner, CEO & Director of New Era Helium Inc. (NASDAQ: NEHC), an exploration and production (E&P) company sourcing helium from natural gas reserves in the Permian Basin.

During the interview, Gray discussed New Era Helium’s mission and vision. 

“We are an upstream natural gas and helium producer that's focused within the Permian Basin. We own and operate approximately 137,000 acres hosting 400-plus wells with substantial proved and probable gas reserves that have helium associated with them… When you look at the number of publicly traded, small- and micro-cap, upstream helium companies, a lot of them are in the exploration stage. They have large acreage positions, but not yet commercialization. We’re actually producing helium and natural gas now… We're looking to vertically integrate with our own processing plants and our own infrastructure. That's really what we're doing as we speak. That's how we differentiate in the market. We offer a lower-risk scenario with proved helium reserves.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Will Gray, Founding Partner, CEO & Director of New Era Helium, as they discuss the company’s efforts to develop a 250MW net-zero energy AI/HPC data center through a partnership with Sharon AI.

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Wolf E. Regener, President and CEO of Kolibri Global Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: KGEI) (TSX: KEI), a North American energy company focused on finding and exploiting energy projects in oil and gas.

During the interview, Regener discussed Kolibri Global Energy’s efforts to sustain healthy margins despite oil price volatility. 

“It's all about the wells that we have drilled performing, but we have enough production history that it shouldn't be a big risk. We’re also drilling new wells, so there’s always some variability. Despite this, we try to be conservative in our forecasts and drill in proven locations to avoid taking big risks. We do have one well that we're drilling this year that has a higher risk profile. We have a 46% interest in that project, and a large integrated oil company is our partner—people can probably figure out who that is. That partnership reduces some of our risk and enables us to prove up even more reserves, because those are not in our reserve report right now. That's another 3,000 acres that we could potentially prove up economically.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Wolf E. Regener, President and CEO of Kolibri Global Energy, as they discuss the company’s strategic approach to location prioritization. 

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Wolf E. Regener, President and CEO of Kolibri Global Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: KGEI) (TSX: KEI), a North American energy company focused on finding and exploiting energy projects in oil and gas.

During the interview, Regener discussed Kolibri Global Energy’s efforts to sustain healthy margins despite oil price volatility. 

“It's all about the wells that we have drilled performing, but we have enough production history that it shouldn't be a big risk. We’re also drilling new wells, so there’s always some variability. Despite this, we try to be conservative in our forecasts and drill in proven locations to avoid taking big risks. We do have one well that we're drilling this year that has a higher risk profile. We have a 46% interest in that project, and a large integrated oil company is our partner—people can probably figure out who that is. That partnership reduces some of our risk and enables us to prove up even more reserves, because those are not in our reserve report right now. That's another 3,000 acres that we could potentially prove up economically.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Wolf E. Regener, President and CEO of Kolibri Global Energy, as they discuss the company’s strategic approach to location prioritization. 

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Mark Emerson, President and CEO of AiEnglishGPT, an AI-driven platform providing personalized, real-time language and professional skills instruction across 64 languages.

During the interview, Emerson discussed AiEnglishGPT’s business model. 

“We are breakthrough technology for education. We’ve created what we call the super teachers – synthetic humans that look very lifelike and have a ton of content knowledge. They become your personal teachers, educating you on whatever you or your child needs to learn, whether it be algebra, a new language or just homework… We are a proprietary system. What is really unique is the amount of content that we have being translated into the end users’ languages. We can truly provide, basically, a teacher that’s communicating with the students in Vietnamese, Russian, Spanish, etc., giving them their own personal tutor. That’s never been done before by anyone, and we’re excited to be the pioneers.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Mark Emerson, President and CEO of AiEnglishGPT, as they discuss the company’s plans to address needs in both B2C and enterprise markets.

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Mark Emerson, President and CEO of AiEnglishGPT, an AI-driven platform providing personalized, real-time language and professional skills instruction across 64 languages.

During the interview, Emerson discussed AiEnglishGPT’s business model. 

“We are breakthrough technology for education. We’ve created what we call the super teachers – synthetic humans that look very lifelike and have a ton of content knowledge. They become your personal teachers, educating you on whatever you or your child needs to learn, whether it be algebra, a new language or just homework… We are a proprietary system. What is really unique is the amount of content that we have being translated into the end users’ languages. We can truly provide, basically, a teacher that’s communicating with the students in Vietnamese, Russian, Spanish, etc., giving them their own personal tutor. That’s never been done before by anyone, and we’re excited to be the pioneers.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Mark Emerson, President and CEO of AiEnglishGPT, as they discuss the company’s plans to address needs in both B2C and enterprise markets.

Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website, applicable to all content provided by IBN wherever published or republished: https://ibn.fm/Disclaimer

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Dr. Richard Lu, President and CEO of SolarBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN) (Cboe CA: SUNN), a premier developer and owner of renewable and clean energy projects specializing in distributed and community solar initiatives throughout Canada and the United States.

During the interview, Lu discussed SolarBank’s business model and value proposition for investors.

“When you look at civilization over the years, originally, we depended on the sun to give us light for agriculture. Then, we relied on burning oil to break the darkness of the night. During industrialization, electricity allowed us to keep the lights on and now keeps us all connected. The driving force behind today’s digital economy is electricity. SolarBank is a clean and renewable power supplier focused on delivering electricity from non-emitting sources. That has been the mission and vision of the company for over 12 years.”

Lu also provided insight into the company’s current pipeline and near-term goals.

“We recently signed a $50 million USD contract with Qcells and are also building a 60 MWh battery storage project that we will own. As a vertically integrated company, we handle development, construction and ownership. Our pipeline includes solar, battery storage and EV charging projects totaling over 1 gigawatt of capacity across Canada and the U.S.”

“This year, we plan to continue delivering to the Honeywell portfolio with additional projects while fulfilling the Qcells contract. We are also expanding our portfolio with major infrastructure projects. Last year, through a $45 million valued all-stock deal, we acquired solar assets developed by our team over the past decade, which are now contributing to our recurring revenue. We currently own about $180 million in assets. In terms of revenue, we generated approximately $60 million in fiscal 2024, and, as of January, we have secured major contracts supporting our continued growth.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Dr. Richard Lu, President and CEO of SolarBank Corporation, as they discuss SolarBank’s long-term goals and strategy for capitalizing on forecast growth, particularly in the data center industry.

To hear the episode and subscribe for future podcasts, visit https://podcast.bell2bell.com.

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Dr. Richard Lu, President and CEO of SolarBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN) (Cboe CA: SUNN), a premier developer and owner of renewable and clean energy projects specializing in distributed and community solar initiatives throughout Canada and the United States.

During the interview, Lu discussed SolarBank’s business model and value proposition for investors.

“When you look at civilization over the years, originally, we depended on the sun to give us light for agriculture. Then, we relied on burning oil to break the darkness of the night. During industrialization, electricity allowed us to keep the lights on and now keeps us all connected. The driving force behind today’s digital economy is electricity. SolarBank is a clean and renewable power supplier focused on delivering electricity from non-emitting sources. That has been the mission and vision of the company for over 12 years.”

Lu also provided insight into the company’s current pipeline and near-term goals.

“We recently signed a $50 million USD contract with Qcells and are also building a 60 MWh battery storage project that we will own. As a vertically integrated company, we handle development, construction and ownership. Our pipeline includes solar, battery storage and EV charging projects totaling over 1 gigawatt of capacity across Canada and the U.S.”

“This year, we plan to continue delivering to the Honeywell portfolio with additional projects while fulfilling the Qcells contract. We are also expanding our portfolio with major infrastructure projects. Last year, through a $45 million valued all-stock deal, we acquired solar assets developed by our team over the past decade, which are now contributing to our recurring revenue. We currently own about $180 million in assets. In terms of revenue, we generated approximately $60 million in fiscal 2024, and, as of January, we have secured major contracts supporting our continued growth.”

Join IBN’s Carmel Fisher and Dr. Richard Lu, President and CEO of SolarBank Corporation, as they discuss SolarBank’s long-term goals and strategy for capitalizing on forecast growth, particularly in the data center industry.

To hear the episode and subscribe for future podcasts, visit https://podcast.bell2bell.com.