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Anthony Rodio shared thisLearned a lot on Vinfast's Golden Future tour in VietnamAnthony Rodio shared this200+ global partners, one shared commitment: building a seamless EV ownership experience for customers around the world. Together with our international partners, VinFast is strengthening an integrated ecosystem spanning charging infrastructure, Aftersales services, training, and customer support - creating a connected experience across the entire ownership journey. More than showcasing technology, this collaboration reflects a long-term commitment to service excellence, operational capability, and customer trust at a global scale. Rooted in Vietnam and built for the world, VinFast continues to expand alongside partners who share the belief that the future of mobility must be accessible, dependable, and customer-centric. 👉 Hear directly from our global partners as they share their perspectives on collaboration, growth, and the future journey with VinFast. 🚗 #VinFast #ElectricVehicles #AftersalesService #EVEcosystem #VinFastService
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Anthony Rodio reposted thisAnthony Rodio reposted thisToday, 36 hand selected startups from University of Washington, University of Oregon & Washington State University had the opportunity to pitch their business to a panel of 99 VCs and corporations! Founders: Damien Dhingra Apurva Luty Miki Hardisty (Moore) Chris Wilson Holly Jooyoung Diamond 💎 Nick Dominguez Juan Espinosa Christian Hammer Luke Hartsock Aaron Shon David Lischner, M.D. Ashish Shah Vassili le Moigne Emily Ikeda Yaoyu Yang Anthony English, PhD Stacy Anderson, PhD Cameron M. Natesh Parashurama MD PHD Matias Gonzalez Anne Palermo Korion M. Anthony Rodio Rami Hashish, PhD, DPT Skylar Graika Oscar A. Brooke Treseder Nick Khormaei Travis Meyer Juhyun Park Brook Lang Joe Ollis Jove Winston Pendapotan Hasibul Haque Shanea Leven Majd Maksad Thank you to everyone who participated, and we look forward to following the growth and success of these companies! #startups #founders #universityofwashington #uoforegon #washingtonstate #plugandplay #siliconvalley #universitysession
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Anthony Rodio reposted thisAnthony Rodio reposted thisJust wrapped up an incredible week in San Francisco. The energy around AI and robotics is amazing, and I was fortunate to meet with some very talented founders building the next generation of mobility solutions: Flott HQ (YC X25): AI-native operating system for vehicle fleet management Hemut: AI-powered operating system for trucking companies HABIT: Reshaping neighborhood services with robotics. Auto details are first Kodiak: Autonomous trucking for off-road and highway use cases Traverse Aero Corporation: Autonomous cargo drones Also great to reconnect with our portfolio companies Oway, Cafler, and RepairWise, who continue to impress me with their vision, execution, and determination. The pace of innovation in San Francisco reaffirmed what we believe at güil Mobility Ventures: mobility tech is accelerating, and we’re all in.
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Anthony Rodio shared thisPut in the work, reap the reward! Very cool to be invited to the World Age Group Marathon Championships in Sydney this year. I wont be able to make it because I am already committed to run Berlin this fall.
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Anthony Rodio shared thisCouldn't think of a better author (Mike and I ran Portland Marathon together 20 years ago) or publication ("Aging with Confidence") for my painful and rewarding Boston Marathon journey..thanks Mike Harms
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Anthony Rodio posted thisExcited and honored to head up to Portland this weekend to judge the final round of the New Venture Championships...most excited that its back in person! https://lnkd.in/gEANJarz
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Anthony Rodio posted thisHad a good time on KTLA this morning! https://lnkd.in/g6z--gQw
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Anthony Rodio posted thisLive on WFXT Boston 25 News with reporter Wale Aliyu and YourMechanic! In-depth story about YourMechanic's post pandemic consumer growth, explaining how the platform enables higher earnings for technicians while delivering safe, convenient repairs for car owners at a competitive price. https://lnkd.in/g5sZ54bd
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Anthony Rodio posted thisSome car travel tips courtesy of CNN.... https://lnkd.in/gVFStSA
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisMy mom passed away on June 1. I am filled with gratitude that my dad, sister (Jill Rode CFRE) and I were able to be with her during her last days. I was able to get her final wishes including her desire for a party to celebrate her life and for me to “say something nice about her” in the eulogy. On July 11th we held an epic party that looked more like a Jimmy Buffet concert than a wake due to our "no black attire" rule. And to honor her wish of saying something nice about her, I am sharing the eulogy I gave on that day to spread the nice things we said and the "top 10 pieces of life advice" she repeatedly gave me and my sister over the years. Love and miss you, mom.Barbara Muchow Eulogy: Celebrating the Life of "Grammar Grandma"Barbara Muchow Eulogy: Celebrating the Life of "Grammar Grandma"
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisYou cross the marathon finish line alone. But you never get there alone. Over the years, I've completed six marathons. One in San Francisco. Three in Chicago. Two in Kalamazoo. People see the 26.2 miles. What they don't see are the thousands of miles that came before it: the early morning training runs, the weekends built around long runs, the sore muscles, the missed sleep, the ice baths, the recovery days, and the moments when quitting sounds much more appealing than another training run. Like most goals worth pursuing, the marathon itself is only the visible part of the journey. But what I've come to appreciate most isn't the discipline required to finish. It's how much support it took to get there. My family made sacrifices every step of the way. They supported the training schedule. They adjusted plans around race preparation. They stood out on race day, often in less-than-ideal weather, waiting for a quick glimpse as I passed by. And after the race, when the medal was around my neck, they were there helping with the recovery, too. The older I get, the more I realize an important leadership lesson: Many of our greatest achievements look individual from the outside. But behind almost every success story is a team of people who made it possible. In business, we often celebrate the leader, the promotion, the award, the accomplishment, or the result. What we don't always see are the mentors, teammates, spouses, friends, and family members who helped make those accomplishments possible. That's certainly been true in my life. Crossing the finish line felt personal. Getting there was absolutely a team effort. Maybe that's why one of my favorite leadership lessons is this: Success may have one name on the trophy, but it almost always has many contributors behind it. I'm incredibly grateful for the family, friends, mentors, and teammates who have helped me accomplish things I could never have achieved on my own. What's an accomplishment you're proud of that wouldn't have happened without the support of others? I'd love to hear your story. #Leadership #Gratitude #Teamwork #Marathon #PersonalGrowth #LeadershipDevelopment #FamilySupport #Resilience #Mentorship #Success #CareerGrowth
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisAnyone headed to Destinations International? Come catch me at the afternoon general session on Thursday, 7/23 and listen to me yap about storytelling in tourism marketing!
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisMy “Oh, Something Has Changed” Entertainment Moments, Part 2: Battlestar Galactica and Candy Land Here are two things that don’t seem to go together: a sophisticated, amazing reboot of a cheesily memorable 80s TV show and the first board game I remember playing. Both left a mark. First, Battlestar: In 2003, Sci Fi Channel released what I still think is one of the best reboots, and best sci fi series, of all time. The Cylons could look human. Canonical characters became enemy sleeper agents. Humanity leaned way too hard on machine intelligence and technology (sound familiar?), then paid the price. Oh boy, there was a lot to chew on. Great writing. Strong visuals, especially given the budget. And some of the best acting the genre has ever seen. Battlestar Galactica taught me that anything could be reimagined and aged up if the underlying idea was strong enough. For my money, it helped write the modern playbook that comic book, toy and game adaptations have been borrowing from ever since: take the source material seriously, respect the fans, raise the stakes and don’t be afraid to grow up with the audience. Also, tiny personal footnote: the second photo is Tricia Helfer. She played Six in Battlestar and now stars as the lead in our new D&D video game, Warlock. Nerd worlds have a way of folding back on themselves. Next, Candy Land. The board game that kicked off a lifelong love of games for me, and probably for a few hundred million other kids along the way. Candy Land isn’t sophisticated. It doesn’t require strategy. But it teaches the basics of gameplay in a fun, sweet, easy to pick up package bursting with candy themed flavor. It is the ultimate starter game. It’s also the first game I remember playing, around age 4 in 1977, and one of the earliest memories of my mom that has stayed with me. For reference: the first photo is me around age 2-3 and, yes, apparently I was a natural blonde. Next week, we’ll jump forward in time to one of my favorite podcasts and a movie that helped set up the golden age of modern comedies.
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisHal Lawton, President and CEO of Tractor Supply Company, speaks to how resilience can create pathways to the American Dream. “America to me stands for opportunity, it stands for grit, it stands for determination." — Hal Lawton Click for more: https://lnkd.in/ez8rpRHKReflections On The American Dream: Hal Lawton, President and CEO of Tractor Supply CompanyReflections On The American Dream: Hal Lawton, President and CEO of Tractor Supply Company
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisFor Plastic Free July, I’m challenging myself—and you—to choose reusable, refill whenever possible, and pass on plastic. This past week, Culligan employees came together at Chicago’s 63rd Street Beach for a shoreline cleanup. It was a fun, hands-on way to spend time together while helping care for one of our city’s public spaces. Thank you to Luke Fritz, Soner Aksoy, Eileen Ziesemer, Bailey Griggs, M.S., Christina Beckman, Claribel Diaz, PHR, Sophia Brown, Maggie Morris, Ervin Rokosh, Doug Anderson, Stephen Wiggins, James Hasdak, Doug Justus, Laura W., Asher Hafen, Alisha Verma, Gabrielle Bruce, Tedd Schneidewend, Judd Larned and others for making the day such a success. #CulliganPassOnPlastic #PlasticFreeJuly @PlasticFreeJuly
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Anthony Rodio liked thisAnthony Rodio liked thisMy “Oh Something Has Changed” Entertainment Moments. Today’s entry: Teddy Ruxpin Ever since I got into games and entertainment, I’ve kept a running tab of moments that inspired me. Personal experiences where I was entertained and also realized: whoa, something just changed here. Think of it as a personal list of toys, games, movies, TV, books and technology that left a permanent mark on me. This year I turn 53, so I expanded the list to 53 moments that changed my view of what’s possible, trying to cover every decade of my life and, ideally, each year. I admit 1973 to 1976 are a little cloudy, being a baby and all, so my entries don’t really start until I’m 4 or 5. And because I’m a child of the 80s, that decade gets more than its fair share. Tough to beat peak Spielberg, Lucas and Zemeckis, the Mac, the NES, and the golden age of comics. But looking over the list, every era gets its due. It probably isn’t a surprise Hasbro had a big impact on me. In all, Hasbro and our partners like Disney, Warner Brothers and Paramount have a big share of the moments… but throughout my life some surprising influences popped from technology to self-published fiction to podcasts. Over the next several months, I’ll aim to share a couple experiences each week. My hope is to hear from others who share my nerdy passions or have ideas I missed. I am always on the lookout for cool new things to try and collect! So, let’s start with an icon: Teddy Ruxpin. This was the coolest toy from my childhood and I still think one of the most remarkable innovations in the history of toys. Teddy Ruxpin came out in 1985 from a startup toy company called Worlds of Wonder. For a few years, these guys were on an absolute tear: Teddy Ruxpin, Lazer Tag and the original distribution of the Nintendo Entertainment System. I got my Teddy Ruxpin when I turned 15, probably older than most! I was a big toy and game geek and thought the technology that fused animatronics, recorded tapes, books and simple voice pattern matching was incredible. I still have that same Teddy Ruxpin today. Worlds of Wonder got a little over its skis on inventory and suffered some capital market setbacks. But to this day, I think they set the bar for bold innovation and for pushing the envelope on what interactive play can do. Their toys weren’t just for kids. They were wondrous for fans of any age. Next up, one of the most amazing sci-fi reboots of all-time and the board game that started it all for me. But in the meantime, lets hear from all the Teddy Ruxpin fans out there! p.s. that's teen me in my kitchen in Cincinnati, OH with my Teddy. I belatedly realize we both had similar haircuts...
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