Stocks Not Sports with Kenrick Sylvestre
We are such big believers in podcasts as an efficient medium of communication that we at INFOR decided to launch one of our own. We are live with our podcast titled “Stocks Not Sports”: the podcast where we try to talk about investment ideas in the same casual way we talk about sports with our work colleagues, friends, and family members. Kenrick Sylvestre, our Head of Distribution is our podcast host. As a former football player, soccer player and coach, “Kenny” uses his marginal skills on the field to ask some probing questions of our podcast guests. Surprisingly, he is able to gain valuable insights from leading Corporate Executives and Industry Experts while keeping the conversation light and easily digestible.
Podcast Episodes
Justin Raymond and Flexday Provide a “Win-Win” for Employers and Employees with On Demand Access to Professional Workspaces
Episode 26: As “return to work” mandates are put into effect, employees and employers have embraced a hybrid model where
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Actor Stephen Amell Takes “Action” on the Economics of Superheroes, Wrestling, and Treating his Career Like a Business.
Episode 25: When you’re an actor, it can feel like everyone from an agent to a director is a key
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BookJane’s Workforce Mobilization Platform helps “Nurse” Overworked Healthcare Professionals to a Better State of Mental Health
Episode 24: The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant negative impact on our healthcare system, and due to the stresses of
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Andrew Kiguel and Tokens.com Help “Build” a Foundation in NFTs, DeFi, and the Metaverse
Episode 23: The total market for digital assets is bigger than just Bitcoin and continues to expand at a rapid
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Award-Winning Writer & Producer Leonard Dick Delivers the Perfect “Script” on Hollywood, Writing, Producing and Investing
Episode 22: Due to the creation and adoption of non-linear content, in recent years there have been dramatic changes to
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Clive Kinross and Propel Holdings “Serve” Access to Credit and Better Financial Health
Episode 21: Surprisingly, about 3 in 10 Americans experience hardships due to income volatility, approximately 25% of U.S. adults cannot
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