That’s a wrap on the Coeus Collective Podcast Season 2: Inside the Industry.
As NFL Agent & Season Finale guest @davidcanter said on our show: doing work like this provides us with eternal youth. And we are grateful to have had the opportunity to share the perspectives of these industry leaders with the next generation of founders and creators.
To David along with fellow Season 2 guests Matthew Growney, Asha Walker, Matthew Tremellen, Scott Jewett, Tim Sperry, Jason Tyler Hamilton, Chef Michael Schwartz, and Shannon Allen: thank you. We are eternally grateful.
All episodes are live now (and forever) on the Coeus Collective YouTube channel and all podcast platforms. The journey continues. 🦉
It’s time for the finale episode of Season 2 of the @coeuscollective Podcast: featuring NFL Agent @davidcanter
As the CEO of @aurasportsgroup, he is one of the top agents in football and the guy players call when they need someone who can protect their career, their money, and their future. His world is nonstop, high stakes, and built on a mix of instinct, loyalty, and ruthless preparation.
In this week’s episode of the Coeus Collective Podcast, David breaks down how the NFL agent business has changed, why this generation of players is different, and the wild story of how a gas station conversation launched his entire career. We also get into family management, the business behind his Casa Loco tequila brand, and whether he would ever take a job as a general manager of an NFL team.
Full episode now live on the @coeuscollective YouTube channel and all podcast platforms!
#InsideTheIndustry #AuraSports #NFLAgent #DavidCanter #SportsBusiness #Founders
What if you could reimagine how humans manage one of the world’s most common chronic conditions?
Matthew Tremellen founded @DiabeticuHealth after being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes himself, determined to make managing the condition easier, smarter, and more human.
DiabeticU combines AI, wearables, and education to empower users to take control of their health instead of being defined by it.
In this week’s episode of the Coeus Collective Podcast, Matthew breaks down why one in ten people now have diabetes, the role of technology in prevention and treatment, and why you can eat pasta in Europe but not in the US. We also talk about Ozempic, carb-free diets, and how gamifying health might be the key to lasting change.
Full episode now live on the Coeus Collective YouTube channel and all podcast platforms!
#InsideTheIndustry #DiabeticU #HealthTech #FutureOfHealthcare
Today we change the game for early-stage founders seeking access to capital. Introducing the next phase of our @coeuscollective Newsletter: Early Access.
Counting 10,000+ subscribers, our newsletter in Year 1 of our Collective served as a way for us to serve up new ideas in essays like The Dopamine Economy & 2021 Forever, while also providing a behind-the-scenes look at our work in creating podcasts & experiences with founders & VC leaders.
However, the best way for us to mobilize our audience is not to focus on us.
It is, and always should be, to focus on the founders.
Access to capital is the number one thing preventing early-stage companies from going from zero to one.
Strangely, access to leading early-stage companies is also the number one problem that venture investors face at the angel & firm level.
So, it's our time to step in to fill the gap.
Every Monday, subscribers will receive Early Access to one early-stage startup that is currently fundraising.
The startups showcased are NOT randomly selected and are NOT compensating us for this work: they are all pre-vetted by our Coeus Collective Ventures team, chosen to be the most promising among the thousands in our network.
If you're a founder, subscribe to learn more about the business models that are shaping the next generation of early-stage startups.
If you're an investor, use us for support and don't hesitate to reach out with questions.
At the end of every newsletter, we have an interest form for those who are looking to learn more about the company.
This is how we increase opportunity & access in venture. It's our IRL community -> digital media -> venture scouting flywheel. This is the playbook that we're proud to be running at Coeus Collective every day.
And we couldn't have asked for a sweeter company to feature in Edition 1. Early Access Edition 1 features @EatNatty, packing 35g of protein with only 430 calories into a pint of something we all seek out: ice cream.
Shout-out to founders @tyrelsj and his brother Garrett for being among the first founders that we ever looked at from the venture perspective and staying connected with us over the past year.
This is our Collective in motion: we aim to grow alongside our founders, so when we win, we win together.
Search "Coeus Collective Newsletter" to find our @beehiiv page & subscribe :)
Tim Sperry is turning buildings into carbon sponges.
He founded @carbonlimit to prove that building and growth does not need to be a part of the climate change problem. Rather, they can be part of the solution. His technology literally allows concrete to capture carbon from the air, transforming everyday infrastructure into climate-positive architecture.
In this week’s episode of the Coeus Collective Podcast, Tim breaks down how carbon credits work, how startups can actually monetize them, what the Roman Empire got right about construction, and why the future of climate tech will be built in concrete, not code. We also talk government grants, public investment, and what he would do to protect Miami’s coastline.
Full episode now live on the @coeuscollective YouTube channel and all podcast platforms.
#InsideTheIndustry #CarbonLimit #ClimateTech #FutureOfCities #MiamiBuilders
Shannon Allen is changing fast food forever. What started as a personal mission to support her son living with Type 1 diabetes has become a national push to redefine how America eats.
Shannon founded Grown, the first 100% USDA organic certified fast-food restaurant in the country, after realizing that families like hers needed real nourishing food they could get quickly.
In this week’s episode of the Coeus Collective Podcast, Shannon tells us what it takes to build a healthy movement, work with Wal-Mart, create a brand-new restaurant franchise model, and stay committed in an industry that makes it hard to do the right thing.
We also talk faith, family, and the resilience required to lead when the mission is bigger than you.
Full episode now live on the @coeuscollective YouTube channel and all podcast platforms!
James Beard Award Winner @chefmschwartz has built an empire feeding Miami; and he’s still just getting started. From @michaelsgenuine to @amaraatparaiso, his restaurants have defined the city’s food scene for nearly two decades.
In this episode of the Coeus Collective Podcast, Chef Schwartz opens up about how he became the king of South Florida hospitality, why opening restaurants today is more complicated than ever, and whether COVID gentrified Miami.
We even made pizza together while talking about the future of the industry, social media’s impact on dining, and what it really takes to build a lasting culinary brand.
Watch the full conversation now in our bio, or on the Coeus Collective YouTube channel and all podcast platforms.
if "content is king" then this week's pod guest, Jason Tyler Hamilton, is the king of Miami. his productions count tens of millions of views and even have gotten him a Grammy nomination.
there's so much to learn from those who are more experienced in the content game, and in this recording we sought not only to distill, but learn on the spot
Welcome QC Studios Founder Jason Tyler Hamilton to the family. Episode out now; search Coeus Collective Podcast on all platforms.