SWISF - New to The Street Airs on the FOX Business Network Episode 550 Featuring Six Corporate Interviews Broadcast Monday January 22 2024 at 10:30 PM PT | Benzinga
NEW YORK, Jan. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FMW Media Works Corp.'s New to the Street, a nationally broadcasted business television production, announces airing episode 550 on the FOX Business Network, Monday, January 22, 2024, at 10:30 PM PT.
New to The Street's 550th TV episode line-up features the following six (6) Corporate interviews:
1). Sustainable Solutions – The Sustainable Green Team, Ltd.'s (OTCQX:SGTM) () interview with Tony Raynor, CEO and Founder.
2). "The Business of Blockchain" segment with TV Host Nisa Amoils; "Universal Basic Income (UBI): Blockchain Use Cases" topic sponsored by Bitdeer Technology Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:BTDR) () interviews with Scott Santens, author and UBI Specialist, and Anna Stone, Executive Director of GoodDollar.
3). Insurtech Company – Reliance Global Group, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:RELI) (NASDAQ:RELIW) () interview with Moshe Fishman, Director of Insurtech & Operations.
4). Stock Blockchain Trading Platform – BlackStar Enterprise Group, Inc.'s (OTC:BEGI) () interview with Joesph Kurczodyna, CEO.
5). Biopharmaceutical – Acurx Pharmaceuticals, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:ACXP) () interview with David Luci, President/CEO.
6). "Sekur Privacy & Sekur Security – Weekly Hack" segment with internet privacy expert Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO, Sekur Private Data, Ltd. (OTCQB:SWISF) (CSE:SKUR) (FRA: GDT0) () (Sekur®).
Episode 550
On New to The Street, The Sustainable Green Team, Ltd.'s (OTCQX:SGTM) () Tony Raynor, CEO and Founder, talks with TV Host Jane King from the Nasdaq MarketSite Studio. SGTM is revolutionizing sustainability using cutting-edge technology, converting waste into viable products. Agricultural companies can meet their sustainability goals using SGTM's products and services. Tony explains to the viewers the relationship between SGTM and VRM BioLogik Group and how the partnership has grown, integrating VRM's technology and SGTM's manufacturing capabilities. Over the last forty years, VRM has developed "Zero-Net" carbon sequestration technologies that can help make a positive environmental impact on the plant. HumiSoil is one VRM product that granted SGTM exclusive rights to manufacture and market the product in North America, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean Islands. In 2023, SGTM stockpiled HumiSoil inventories to aggressively market the product throughout 2024. HumiSoil is a mix of humus and a catalyst that can restore soil's organic nutrients and create water hydration, and when applied, it dramatically improves crop yields. SGTM-VRM, LLC, is a wholly-owned subsidiary with the "Master License" to deploy VRM's intellectual properties into manufactured sustainable product lines. The objective in 2024 is to scale operations from pilot programs to full-scale marketing and sales in the USA and globally. The Company has a YouTube channel with many informative videos about the Company and its sustainable initiatives. The on-screen QR code is available during the shows: The Sustainable Green Team, Ltd. - https://www.thesustainablegreenteam.com/.
New to The Street's "The Business of Blockchain" segment with TV Host Nisa Amoils is on the topic, "Universal Basic Income (UBI): Blockchain Use Cases," sponsored by Bitdeer Technology Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:BTDR) () ("Bitdeer"). Two guests, Scott Santens, author and UBI Specialist, and Anna Stone, Executive Director of GoodDollar, explain UBI practices and how to use blockchain technology for UBI initiatives. Scott Santens talks with Nisa about why UBI is an amount of cash protected universally, unconditionally, periodically, and individually. Scott's UBI methodology was the basis of former Democratic Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang's UBI proposal. Governmental programs using a UBI model can reduce and change welfare programs to eliminate chronic poverty and income inequalities. Scott feels even people with jobs fear not making enough money from economic downturns and catastrophes, adding psychological stress. Technological advances in automation and AI platforms can eliminate employment, adding additional stress. Lowering stress and insecurities happens when a UBI is in place; individuals develop comfort knowing that money is available to help. From the Nasdaq MarketSite Studio, Anna Stone, Executive Director of GoodDollar, expands further on UBI and how the non-profit blockchain entity is making a difference in 181 countries. GoodDollar's digital blockchain UBI platform has served around 630,000 people, giving them GoodDollar's protocol G$ tokens that convert to cash or for business purposes. The UBI blockchain approach is unique, and it solves the problems of capital access and reducing poverty. GoodDollar's "Climate Collective" platform provides tokens for those affected by man-made and natural catastrophes. The blockchain, a trusted technology platform, can provide immediate aid to relief efforts individually, giving timely direct payments. Many governmental programs and traditional non-profits take time to institute programs, and often, misallocations of money and resources unfortunately occur. Additionally, GoodDollar pays people who provide environmental services, working to improve climate-related issues. Universal Basic Income can work successfully when programs and technology come together, making global changes for the betterment of humankind. Viewers can learn more at websites https://www.scottsantens.com/ &
https://www.gooddollar.org/.
From Nasdaq MarketSite Studio, New to The Street's TV Host Jane King sits with Moshe Fishman, Director of Insurtech & Operations of Reliance Global Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:RELI) (NASDAQ:RELIW) (). As an insurance Company, RELI is transforming the insurance agency business model using AI and cloud computing modeling and technologies. Moshe gives his background, which started in the travel industry but eventually moved into selling home, auto, and life insurance products. Moshe immediately saw the insurance sector lacking in advancements in technology integrations. Most insurance applications and policies are in pen and paper, a long, cumbersome process. Moshe mapped out a technology platform and approached insurance companies with his tech innovation. Reliance Global Group liked his approach and hired him, and after 3-years, Moshe and the RELI team developed and marketed the RELI Exchange Partner Network for insurance agencies. Soon after, the team rolled ...