The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Edward Sylvan, Co-Founder and CEO of Sycamore Entertainment Group Inc. (OTC: SEGI), a diversified entertainment company.

Throughout the interview, Sylvan provided an introduction to Sycamore Entertainment Group and discussed its business model.

“Sycamore Entertainment Group is a full-service marketing and distribution company that operates in film and television within the entertainment industry,” Sylvan said. “What that means is that we’re the people who take finished films and television shows and get them to the mainstream audience either through making films available in local theaters or having them available on streaming platforms.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Edward Sylvan, Co-Founder and CEO of Sycamore Entertainment Group Inc. (OTC: SEGI), a diversified entertainment company.

Throughout the interview, Sylvan provided an introduction to Sycamore Entertainment Group and discussed its business model.

“Sycamore Entertainment Group is a full-service marketing and distribution company that operates in film and television within the entertainment industry,” Sylvan said. “What that means is that we’re the people who take finished films and television shows and get them to the mainstream audience either through making films available in local theaters or having them available on streaming platforms.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Duane Alexander, Founder and CEO of Prime Harvest Inc., a technology-focused, full-service cannabis company. 

Throughout the interview, Alexander provided an introduction to Prime Harvest before discussing his extensive background in the cannabis space. 

“Prime Harvest is a vertically integrated cannabis company. We’re based out of San Diego… and we’re positioned to expand into other markets in the State of California,” Alexander said. “We work in the licensing aspect [of the cannabis industry] and compliance. We also work in distribution, as well as branding and marketing.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Duane Alexander, Founder and CEO of Prime Harvest Inc., a technology-focused, full-service cannabis company. 

Throughout the interview, Alexander provided an introduction to Prime Harvest before discussing his extensive background in the cannabis space. 

“Prime Harvest is a vertically integrated cannabis company. We’re based out of San Diego… and we’re positioned to expand into other markets in the State of California,” Alexander said. “We work in the licensing aspect [of the cannabis industry] and compliance. We also work in distribution, as well as branding and marketing.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Brian Goodman, CEO of Golden Matrix Group Inc. (NASDAQ: GMGI), a gaming technology company.

Throughout the interview, Goodman discussed Golden Matrix’s business model, which includes both B2B and B2C operations.

“Our core business is B2B. We build gaming systems and provide gaming content to licensed online gaming operators,” Goodman said. “We do this in a number of ways. We can either provide the modules – marketing modules, customer retention, customer acquisition – or we can provide a full turnkey solution. In that way, we assist people operating in a brick-and-mortar environment to transition or add to their business by going online. That’s our expertise. Whilst we have traditionally focused on the Asia-Pacific region, we are now expanding into other global jurisdictions.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Brian Goodman, CEO of Golden Matrix Group Inc. (NASDAQ: GMGI), a gaming technology company.

Throughout the interview, Goodman discussed Golden Matrix’s business model, which includes both B2B and B2C operations.

“Our core business is B2B. We build gaming systems and provide gaming content to licensed online gaming operators,” Goodman said. “We do this in a number of ways. We can either provide the modules – marketing modules, customer retention, customer acquisition – or we can provide a full turnkey solution. In that way, we assist people operating in a brick-and-mortar environment to transition or add to their business by going online. That’s our expertise. Whilst we have traditionally focused on the Asia-Pacific region, we are now expanding into other global jurisdictions.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Anoop Bhatia, Founder and CEO of Nowigence Inc., an innovative software-as-a-service (“SaaS”) company.

Throughout the interview, Bhatia discussed Nowigence’s business model and its comprehensive AI platform, Pluaris™.

“Nowigence specializes in the field of natural language processing and machine learning… AI means a lot of different things to different people, but we focus a lot on the machine interface and linguistics,” Bhatia said. “You’ve got a lot of products on the market like Alexa and Siri. You’ve got these customer service agents that you deal with when you call up your bank or your credit card companies. There have been products like this before, but most of them are trained on a keyword basis… They’re very frustrating to deal with, because linguistics is a very complex subject.”

“From that perspective, we went into this market very differently. We have actually mimicked the human learning process… and brought it into the machine. That’s Pluaris,” he continued. “Pluaris is able to adjust and adapt itself to any sphere from where it is reading or where transcripts have been uploaded. It’s able to answer questions very precisely and find intelligence for you. It summarizes and extracts content based on a certain ranking which it believes is very critical for you… It’s a knowledge management tool which saves you a whole lot of time when you read.”

Bhatia then discussed the growing market opportunity for AI technologies like Pluaris.

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Anoop Bhatia, Founder and CEO of Nowigence Inc., an innovative software-as-a-service (“SaaS”) company.

Throughout the interview, Bhatia discussed Nowigence’s business model and its comprehensive AI platform, Pluaris™.

“Nowigence specializes in the field of natural language processing and machine learning… AI means a lot of different things to different people, but we focus a lot on the machine interface and linguistics,” Bhatia said. “You’ve got a lot of products on the market like Alexa and Siri. You’ve got these customer service agents that you deal with when you call up your bank or your credit card companies. There have been products like this before, but most of them are trained on a keyword basis… They’re very frustrating to deal with, because linguistics is a very complex subject.”

“From that perspective, we went into this market very differently. We have actually mimicked the human learning process… and brought it into the machine. That’s Pluaris,” he continued. “Pluaris is able to adjust and adapt itself to any sphere from where it is reading or where transcripts have been uploaded. It’s able to answer questions very precisely and find intelligence for you. It summarizes and extracts content based on a certain ranking which it believes is very critical for you… It’s a knowledge management tool which saves you a whole lot of time when you read.”

Bhatia then discussed the growing market opportunity for AI technologies like Pluaris.

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Chase Edgelow, Co-Founder and CEO of EverGen Infrastructure Corp. (TSX.V: EVGN) (OTCQB: EVGIF), Canada’s renewable natural gas infrastructure platform.

Throughout the interview, Edgelow discussed EverGen’s business model and operating markets.

“We are a renewable natural gas energy company. We’re a developer, owner and operator of projects that take organic waste and convert that organic waste into renewable energy in the form of renewable natural gas (RNG),” Edgelow said. “There are a number of Canadian utilities that are hungry for renewable content… In British Columbia, where we’re headquartered, FortisBC is leading the charge with that. They offer 20-year contracted offtakes to companies like ours to supply them with green energy, which provides a certainty for our business. Our business is then going out and building facilities that will take organic waste and convert it into RNG.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Chase Edgelow, Co-Founder and CEO of EverGen Infrastructure Corp. (TSX.V: EVGN) (OTCQB: EVGIF), Canada’s renewable natural gas infrastructure platform.

Throughout the interview, Edgelow discussed EverGen’s business model and operating markets.

“We are a renewable natural gas energy company. We’re a developer, owner and operator of projects that take organic waste and convert that organic waste into renewable energy in the form of renewable natural gas (RNG),” Edgelow said. “There are a number of Canadian utilities that are hungry for renewable content… In British Columbia, where we’re headquartered, FortisBC is leading the charge with that. They offer 20-year contracted offtakes to companies like ours to supply them with green energy, which provides a certainty for our business. Our business is then going out and building facilities that will take organic waste and convert it into RNG.”