Global Economic Press

Sammivik Media Group, Led by Founder Mona Koch Madsen, Launches Animated Series to Address Chronic Health Issues in Greenland

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores an innovative initiative by Sammivik Media Group, a creative health communication agency based in Nuuk, Greenland. Led by founder Mona Koch Madsen, the company is launching an animated series to address chronic health issues in Greenland. The series, developed in collaboration with the Steno Diabetes Center, aims to make vital health information accessible through culturally resonant, Greenlandic-language animations. This approach is designed to have a broad community impact, focusing on conditions such as hypertension, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, medication literacy, and diabetes. Mona Koch Madsen, with her background in healthcare and a Master’s in Health Policy, Economics, and Management, emphasizes the importance of storytelling in making health education relatable and understandable.
Sammivik Media Group's unique method has fostered partnerships with leading educational and health organizations, amplifying the reach and effectiveness of their animations. The feedback from communities across Greenland highlights the positive impact of these animations, with increased engagement in health discussions and a clearer understanding of complex health issues. Sammivik's work is grounded in science and shaped by local culture, ensuring accessibility through Greenlandic narration with subtitles in Danish or English. The company plans to expand its repertoire of health topics and explore additional languages to further inclusivity. For more information about Sammivik Media Group and their transformative work, visit their website at https://www.sammivik.gl/.

Success Story Podcast Announces New Episode Featuring Billionaire Grant Cardone on Wealth and Leadership

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the insights shared by billionaire real estate mogul Grant Cardone during his appearance on the Success Story Podcast. Cardone, known for his unconventional blueprint for success, discusses the challenges of leadership and hints at a major announcement. He emphasizes the importance of choosing the right "vehicle" for wealth creation, breaking free from the comfort zone, and setting ambitious targets. Cardone also addresses the widespread financial struggles and the mindset shifts necessary for achieving extraordinary success, drawing from his personal journey and practical strategies.
Cardone's conversation touches on various topics, including the isolation that comes with high-level decision-making, his controversial views on education and parenting, and his reconsideration of political ambitions in California. He advocates for radical target-setting and extreme engagement in parenting, sharing his philosophy that greatness requires leaving behind the good. For more insights from Grant Cardone and other successful entrepreneurs, visit the Success Story Podcast's website at https://successstorypodcast.com.

Creative Nomads Launches New Website and Brand Platform for Leadership Firm ’How to Bridge the Gap’

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the transformative collaboration between Creative Nomads and the leadership firm How to Bridge the Gap. The discussion highlights how this partnership is revolutionizing leadership communication in high-pressure environments, significantly impacting organizations worldwide. Creative Nomads, a digital agency dedicated to mission-driven brands, has successfully launched a reimagined website and brand platform for How to Bridge the Gap. This leadership and communication firm, founded by TEDx speakers and Fortune 500 consultants Jennifer Edwards and Katie McCleary, addresses the growing demand for emotionally intelligent leadership. Their neuroscience-backed strategies help executives and organizational leaders navigate complex conversations, strengthen team dynamics, and reduce workplace friction.
The newly launched platform, designed by Creative Nomads, unifies the personal brands of Edwards and McCleary under a cohesive identity. It features strategic messaging, full visual rebranding, and an intuitive website experience tailored for corporate audiences and event planners. Key elements include a brand architecture that balances individual expertise with joint service offerings, clear user pathways, an embedded keynote video reel, and a downloadable media kit. The relaunch aligns with a broader shift in executive leadership priorities, positioning How to Bridge the Gap as a timely solution for building resilient and self-aware cultures. For more information, visit Creative Nomads.

From Discarded to Remembered – STRATUM Opens at The Charoen AArt

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the intersection of contemporary art, culture, and technology, focusing on the latest exhibition at The Charoen AArt in Bangkok. The exhibition, titled STRATUM, showcases the innovative works of Ukrainian artist Illya Skubak. Skubak's art transforms ordinary objects into extraordinary pieces, exploring the emotional, physical, and cultural layers of contemporary life. By using materials like tires, helmets, and metal scraps found in Bangkok, Skubak creates sculptural works that invite viewers to form their own interpretations, emphasizing transformation, presence, and memory within the everyday.
STRATUM also includes pieces from Skubak's series, STONE – Artifacts of the Future Past, featuring hand-engraved volcanic stones paired with non-fungible tokens. These works explore the themes of permanence and impermanence, linking memory, material, and technology. Bryce Watanasoponwong, founder of The Charoen AArt, highlights how the exhibition encourages viewers to find beauty in overlooked objects. The exhibition runs from June 15 to August 17, 2025, at The Charoen AArt on Charoen Krung Road in Bangkok. For more information, visit The Charoen AArt's website.

DELIVERABILITY EXPERTS ACQUIRE MAILWARM TO LAUNCH MAILX

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the intricate world of email deliverability, a critical yet often overlooked aspect of successful marketing and sales strategies. The episode highlights the recent acquisition of mailwarm by mailX, a strategic move poised to transform the email deliverability landscape. This acquisition is a significant step towards building the world's leading email deliverability ecosystem, ensuring that businesses can effectively reach their audiences by landing emails in inboxes rather than spam folders. The discussion underscores the importance of email deliverability as a hidden engine behind successful marketing and sales, with millions in revenue at stake due to emails being misclassified as spam.
With mailwarm's integration, mailX is now positioned to offer a comprehensive solution that includes advanced warmup automation, an expert marketplace, and a suite of deliverability tools. These tools address critical configurations such as Sender Policy Framework, Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance, and DomainKeys Identified Mail. Additionally, mailX provides deliverability training and certifications, a community for resolving spam issues, and a content hub with best practices and case studies. This acquisition not only enhances mailX's offerings but also marks a new chapter for mailwarm, now part of a broader vision under mailX's leadership. For more information, visit mailX's website.

JYSigma Business Consultancy and Asia Vision Capital Announce Strategic Partnership for Landmark Shariah-Compliant Property Investment in Johor Bahru

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant development in Shariah-compliant investments. JYSigma Business Consultancy and Asia Vision Capital have announced a strategic partnership for a landmark property investment in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. This collaboration is set to reshape the region's real estate sector by offering ethical and asset-backed investment opportunities. The partnership marks JYSigma Business Consultancy's entry into a Shariah-compliant private equity fund anchored by the Quayside Johor Bahru City Centre mixed-use development. This project, located near the Johor-Singapore Causeway, is a 600 million Malaysian Ringgit integrated development featuring serviced residences, retail outlets, and globally branded hotels. The development is expected to benefit from economic catalysts like the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone and the upcoming Rapid Transit System link.
The Quayside Johor Bahru City Centre has received multiple accolades, including Best Branded Residential Development in Asia and Best Mixed-Use Development in Malaysia. The fund is structured as a closed-end Shariah-compliant private equity vehicle, offering investors a professionally managed entry into Malaysia's growing real estate sector. Asia Vision Capital will serve as the investment manager, backed by Bangsar Heights Pavilion, a reputable Malaysian developer. This partnership aims to redefine branded hospitality and lifestyle real estate in Malaysia. JYSigma Business Consultancy has also launched its Johor Bahru office to support this collaboration and expand its presence in Malaysia. For more information, visit JYSigma Business Consultancy's website.

Martinelli & Switzer LLC Launches “The Replicate Program” to Help Visionary Leaders Expand Their Impact

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses an innovative initiative by Martinelli & Switzer LLC, a consultancy based in Jupiter, Florida. The company has launched The Replicate Program, a strategic initiative designed to help visionary leaders expand their impact by scaling their unique methodologies. This six-month program aims to empower professionals, coaches, and consultants by providing structured support to build and train aligned, capable teams. The program focuses on transformation and mentorship, offering participants a roadmap to replicate their intellectual property, codify their methods, and create sustainable business models that extend their reach.
Janet Switzer and Paul Martinelli, co-creators of The Replicate Program, emphasize the importance of breaking through bandwidth limitations by building a network of certified practitioners who can deliver work at scale. Participants will benefit from a proven framework for duplicating and scaling intellectual property, weekly strategic guidance from experienced mentors, and access to customizable training systems. The program is already generating strong interest from professionals seeking to systematize their approach and amplify their impact. For more information, visit ReplicateProgram.com.

Ambio Life Sciences Launches World’s First Clinical Ibogaine Program for Patients With Neurodegenerative Conditions

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a pioneering initiative by Ambio Life Sciences, which has launched the world's first clinical ibogaine program for patients with neurodegenerative conditions. This groundbreaking program, which began in February 2025, aims to provide a new avenue for treatment beyond traditional symptom management for conditions such as Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. The program is designed to safely accommodate patients seeking ibogaine treatment and to gather real-world data that could inform future research and care. Ambio Life Sciences' Chief Executive Officer, Jonathan Dickinson, emphasizes the potential of ibogaine to support brain healing in ways not fully understood today.
The program has already supported 30 patients and is delivered by a multidisciplinary team in facilities equipped to meet the mobility and safety needs of participants. Notable early participants include country music artist Clay Walker and National Football League Hall of Famer Brett Favre, both of whom have reported positive changes in their conditions. The program does not claim to cure neurodegenerative diseases but offers a supportive environment for exploring ibogaine as part of a broader health management strategy. Ambio Life Sciences is also conducting preclinical research in partnership with Dalhousie University to further understand ibogaine's effects on neuroinflammatory biomarkers and disease models. For more information on the program or to apply, visit Ambio Life Sciences' website.

WUF Basel 2025: Celebrating Paper

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the upcoming event, WUF Basel 2025: Celebrating Paper, which underscores the significance of print in today's digital world. The event, hosted by We Understand the Future, will take place on the 30th floor of the iconic Messeturm at Bar Rouge in Basel. It aims to explore the intersection of editorial practice and artistic expression, offering a unique platform for artists, editors, and cultural pioneers to engage with a living archive of publications. The two-day program, scheduled for June 17 and 18, 2025, will feature a site-specific installation by Jesse Draxler and a curated selection of high-profile publications, emphasizing the book as both a medium and a memory.
WUF Basel 2025: Celebrating Paper is an exclusive event for WUF Members, providing a dynamic space for conversation, collaboration, and discovery. The event will culminate in a private WUF Members Party on the evening of June 17, soundtracked by Italian DJ Emma Iovino. This celebration of print is a tribute to its enduring power, offering a space for reflection and permanence amidst the digital noise. For more information and to RSVP, visit the company's website at https://wuf.art.

Feedback Group Study Finds Supermarket Shoppers Stressed by Rising Prices, Inflation, and Tariffs

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the rising stress levels among supermarket shoppers in the United States due to increasing prices, inflation, and tariffs. The episode delves into a recent study by The Feedback Group, which highlights how these economic pressures are influencing consumer behavior and perceptions. The study reveals that a significant 61% of shoppers report feeling stressed about rising grocery prices, with younger and middle-aged shoppers feeling the most pressure. Consumers are adapting by employing various strategies such as buying more items on sale, eating at home more often, and opting for store brands. The study also points out that shoppers largely attribute price increases to government policies, followed by product manufacturers and suppliers.
Furthermore, the study highlights high awareness and concern among shoppers regarding proposed tariffs, with many expecting tariffs to significantly impact grocery bills. In response, shoppers are likely to switch to store brands, use more coupons, or reduce their grocery purchases. The research also identifies a communication gap between supermarkets and consumers, with shoppers overestimating supermarket profits and expressing a need for clearer communication about inflation and pricing. The Feedback Group suggests that supermarkets can enhance transparency to rebuild trust during these uncertain economic times. For more information on the study, visit The Feedback Group's website.