Todd Villarrubia with Wealth Planning Law Group
Industrial Talk is talking to Todd Villarrubia, Founding Partner at Wealth Planning Law Group about “Getting your industrial financial house in order”.
The Industrial Talk podcast episode features a discussion on the importance of financial planning for industrial businesses, particularly in the context of rapid industry changes and cybersecurity. Scott Mackenzie emphasizes the need for financial Sherpas to help compress the time required for financial research and planning. Todd Villarrubia, a 30-year tax attorney and founder of Wealth Planning Law Group, introduces the concept of “Entrepreneurial Beast Mode,” which includes business structures, estate planning, asset protection, succession, and taxation. He highlights the benefits of comprehensive financial planning and the role of his virtual family office in providing expert advice to clients. The episode also touches on the importance of storytelling and building trust in business relationships.
Max Cundiff and Doug Ebaugh with Chevon
Industrial Talk is talking to Max Cundiff and Doug Ebaugh at Chevron about “Lubrication and maintaining asset reliability”.
Scott Mackenzie from Industrial Talk Podcast discusses the importance of electrical maintenance safety with IRISS, which offers infrared and ultrasonic inspection windows to detect issues early. He then introduces Max and Doug from Chevron’s lubrication arm, highlighting their innovative solutions for power generation and data centers. Max and Doug explain the critical role of lubrication in maintaining reliability, especially in combined cycle power plants, and the importance of predictive maintenance using oil analysis. They also discuss the challenges of meeting the growing demand for electricity in data centers and the need for proactive maintenance strategies. Contact information for Chevron Lubricants is provided for further inquiries.
Kristin Coyle with Octave
Industrial Talk is onsite at Octave Live and talking to Kristin Coyle, Product Manager, Engineering Analysis at Octave about “Using AI for Prototyping”.
The conversation promotes the Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress from November 3-5, 2023, emphasizing its importance for cybersecurity professionals. Scott Mackenzie hosts the Industrial Talk podcast, celebrating industry innovators. Kristin, a third-generation engineer, discusses her role at Octave, where she uses AI tools like Claude to prototype and improve software for pressure vessel analysis. She highlights the importance of human interaction in AI development, the need for real-time solvers, and the potential for AI to reduce rework and improve efficiency. Kristin also mentions her involvement in API 579 and ASME, underscoring her extensive industry experience.
Gareth Paterson with Prism Infosec
Industrial Talk is talking to Gareth Paterson, SR. Cybersecurity Consultant at Prism Infosec about “Cybersecurity Penetration Testing”.
The conversation promotes the Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress from November 3-5, 2023, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity in the connected world. Scott Mackenzie, the host of the Industrial Talk podcast, interviews Gareth Paterson from Prism Infosec about cybersecurity challenges and solutions. Gareth discusses the evolution of cybersecurity, the importance of proactive measures, and the role of penetration testing in identifying vulnerabilities. He highlights the significance of social engineering and physical security, and the impact of AI on cybersecurity. Gareth also shares a case study where a client’s vulnerability was missed due to a lack of understanding of their specific concerns.
Peyton Ford with norelem US
Industrial Talk is onsite at MD&M West and talking to Peyton Ford, Vice President of Sales at norelem US about “Streamlining manufacturing design process”.
The Industrial Talk podcast, sponsored by MD&M West and Informa, features Scott MacKenzie interviewing Peyton Ford, VP of U.S. Sales at norelem. norelem, a German family-owned company with a 60-year history, specializes in mechanical engineering components. Peyton discusses their extensive product line of over 130,000 standard parts, emphasizing their customer-centric approach and the ability to provide CAD data for free. They aim to streamline the design process for engineers by offering off-the-shelf solutions that can be semi-customized. Peyton highlights the importance of brand visibility in the U.S. market and the company’s mission to be a one-stop shop for mechanical engineering needs.