The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Chairman, President and CEO Rodney Varner and CFO Ryan Confer of Genprex, Inc. (NASDAQ: GNPX), a clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing life-changing therapies for patients living with cancer and diabetes. 

In this interview, Varner and Confer discuss the journeys that led them to Genprex and the incredible promise of the company’s clinical drug development pipeline. 

“This work has become a real passion for me. We have the opportunity to do real good here at Genprex on a major scale – helping millions of people around the world with serious diseases through our novel gene therapies,” said Varner. 

Confer then provided some background on what led him to join Genprex in its early days and remain with the company for well over a decade. 

“As I learned more and more about the technology, it became a passion of mine, as well,” said Confer. “What we’re trying to do in cancer – using a lipid-based delivery vehicle and working with tumor suppressor genes that are naturally occurring in the body – represents a treatment paradigm that is unique and different than other options in the space, particularly chemotherapy that has such negative side effects. It is something that we believe really has the potential to change people’s lives as they’re going through such a terrible prognosis. I was excited then, and here we are 12 years later, being able to see it coming through clinical trials, seeing how safe the program has been and seeing the impact that we’re having.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Chairman, President and CEO Rodney Varner and CFO Ryan Confer of Genprex, Inc. (NASDAQ: GNPX), a clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing life-changing therapies for patients living with cancer and diabetes. 

In this interview, Varner and Confer discuss the journeys that led them to Genprex and the incredible promise of the company’s clinical drug development pipeline. 

“This work has become a real passion for me. We have the opportunity to do real good here at Genprex on a major scale – helping millions of people around the world with serious diseases through our novel gene therapies,” said Varner. 

Confer then provided some background on what led him to join Genprex in its early days and remain with the company for well over a decade. 

“As I learned more and more about the technology, it became a passion of mine, as well,” said Confer. “What we’re trying to do in cancer – using a lipid-based delivery vehicle and working with tumor suppressor genes that are naturally occurring in the body – represents a treatment paradigm that is unique and different than other options in the space, particularly chemotherapy that has such negative side effects. It is something that we believe really has the potential to change people’s lives as they’re going through such a terrible prognosis. I was excited then, and here we are 12 years later, being able to see it coming through clinical trials, seeing how safe the program has been and seeing the impact that we’re having.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Dr. Mark Berger, Chief Medical Officer of Genprex Inc. (NASDAQ: GNPX), a clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing life-changing therapies for patients living with cancer and diabetes.

This episode was recorded live at the venue hosting the 2023 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting, the largest clinical oncology meeting of the year. Last year, there were 30,000 attendees at the meeting and another 12,000 tuning in electronically. This year’s event is estimated to be the same in size. 

Dr. Berger explained why this year has been such a great one for Genprex. To hear an exciting summary of the company’s recent accomplishments and his expectations for the future, tune into this episode. 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Dr. Mark Berger, Chief Medical Officer of Genprex Inc. (NASDAQ: GNPX), a clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing life-changing therapies for patients living with cancer and diabetes.

This episode was recorded live at the venue hosting the 2023 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting, the largest clinical oncology meeting of the year. Last year, there were 30,000 attendees at the meeting and another 12,000 tuning in electronically. This year’s event is estimated to be the same in size. 

Dr. Berger explained why this year has been such a great one for Genprex. To hear an exciting summary of the company’s recent accomplishments and his expectations for the future, tune into this episode. 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Ross Sklar, CEO of Starco Brands, Inc. (OTCQB: STCB), a company with an unwavering mission to invent and acquire consumer products and brands with behavior-changing technologies that spark excitement in the everyday.

To begin the interview, Sklar provided an introduction to the company’s business model and operating markets.

“Starco Brands is focused in consumer products. We really think of ourselves as a modern-day invention factory. We look for places in the marketplace that we think have a tremendous amount of white space,” Sklar said. “From a formulary vantage point, we came out of industrial products… I was innovating in that sector for a long time and had some pretty significant success. I then found my way into consumer products, and we started to play in household, personal care, OTC pharmaceuticals, beverages and spirits. We’re very well diversified, but the main thing is that we think we’ve got strong capabilities in developing intellectual property… by curating brands and owning them… The other side is that we’ve executed and are executing an interesting, like-minded acquisition model.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Ross Sklar, CEO of Starco Brands, Inc. (OTCQB: STCB), a company with an unwavering mission to invent and acquire consumer products and brands with behavior-changing technologies that spark excitement in the everyday.

To begin the interview, Sklar provided an introduction to the company’s business model and operating markets.

“Starco Brands is focused in consumer products. We really think of ourselves as a modern-day invention factory. We look for places in the marketplace that we think have a tremendous amount of white space,” Sklar said. “From a formulary vantage point, we came out of industrial products… I was innovating in that sector for a long time and had some pretty significant success. I then found my way into consumer products, and we started to play in household, personal care, OTC pharmaceuticals, beverages and spirits. We’re very well diversified, but the main thing is that we think we’ve got strong capabilities in developing intellectual property… by curating brands and owning them… The other side is that we’ve executed and are executing an interesting, like-minded acquisition model.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Paul Gorman, CEO and Director of Reflex Advanced Materials Corp. (CSE: RFLX) (OTCQB: RFLXF), a strategic minerals company focused on locating and developing economic properties in the strategic metals and advanced materials space. 

To begin the interview, Gorman provided an introduction to the company’s business model and operating markets. 

“Reflex was really designed by a capital markets group taking a look at what was happening in North America pertaining to electrification. Whether you look at EVs or battery storage, there is a shift, and we wanted to be part of that,” Gorman said. “So, this capital markets group put together a very strong business plan and looked to put in a very strategic asset, the Ruby Graphite Mine located in southwest Montana. The reason that is very important is because, currently, there’s absolutely no graphite production in the United States, and it’s been that way for over 60 years.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Paul Gorman, CEO and Director of Reflex Advanced Materials Corp. (CSE: RFLX) (OTCQB: RFLXF), a strategic minerals company focused on locating and developing economic properties in the strategic metals and advanced materials space. 

To begin the interview, Gorman provided an introduction to the company’s business model and operating markets. 

“Reflex was really designed by a capital markets group taking a look at what was happening in North America pertaining to electrification. Whether you look at EVs or battery storage, there is a shift, and we wanted to be part of that,” Gorman said. “So, this capital markets group put together a very strong business plan and looked to put in a very strategic asset, the Ruby Graphite Mine located in southwest Montana. The reason that is very important is because, currently, there’s absolutely no graphite production in the United States, and it’s been that way for over 60 years.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Eli Assoolin, CEO of Newsight Imaging. The company develops advanced CMOS image sensor chips for 3D machine vision and spectral analysis. Newsight’s depth camera sensors for machine vision serve verticals such as mobile & metaverse, robotics, and automotive safety.

To begin the interview, Assoolin discussed his career and provided some background on Newsight Imaging’s planned business combination with special purpose acquisition company Vision Sensing Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: VSAC).

“I founded Newsight Imaging seven years ago with my partner, Eyal Yatskan. We both come from the semiconductor industry. We worked for years, mainly for a large American company’s Israeli branch, where we were a part of bringing the semiconductor from its relatively early stages in the ‘90s to a very, very important industry these days,” Assoolin stated. “About a year-and-a-half ago, we were looking at how to bring Newsight into its next phase – how to rebrand the company and land in the U.S. while making us a better choice for our customers. We came to the conclusion that we needed to go public somewhere. Eventually, Vision Sensing found us and submitted an offer to merge. Since then, we’ve been working together on a merger that’s expected to be completed soon.”

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Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Eli Assoolin, CEO of Newsight Imaging. The company develops advanced CMOS image sensor chips for 3D machine vision and spectral analysis. Newsight’s depth camera sensors for machine vision serve verticals such as mobile & metaverse, robotics, and automotive safety.

To begin the interview, Assoolin discussed his career and provided some background on Newsight Imaging’s planned business combination with special purpose acquisition company Vision Sensing Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: VSAC).

“I founded Newsight Imaging seven years ago with my partner, Eyal Yatskan. We both come from the semiconductor industry. We worked for years, mainly for a large American company’s Israeli branch, where we were a part of bringing the semiconductor from its relatively early stages in the ‘90s to a very, very important industry these days,” Assoolin stated. “About a year-and-a-half ago, we were looking at how to bring Newsight into its next phase – how to rebrand the company and land in the U.S. while making us a better choice for our customers. We came to the conclusion that we needed to go public somewhere. Eventually, Vision Sensing found us and submitted an offer to merge. Since then, we’ve been working together on a merger that’s expected to be completed soon.”

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