Global Economic Press

Mocomtech Co., Ltd. Launches Real 3D Israel’s Sacred Pilgrimage in the U.S.—A Screen-Free Christian Gift for Devotion and Education

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses an innovative product launch by Mocomtech Co., Ltd., a company that is transforming the way people experience religious pilgrimages. The episode highlights the introduction of Real 3D Israel’s Sacred Pilgrimage in the United States, a screen-free, real 3D experience designed for individuals who cannot easily visit Jerusalem and the Holy Land. This product is particularly beneficial for those facing distance, cost, or physical limitations, as well as churches and Christian educational settings that aim to teach Scripture with enhanced historical and geographic context.
Real 3D Israel’s Sacred Pilgrimage offers a unique experience without the need for applications or digital displays, utilizing a dedicated optical 3D viewer and real-world stereoscopic imagery captured on location. The high-precision printing process and advanced 3D image technology provide a vivid and comfortable viewing experience. The content follows the life of Jesus across 46 scenes, covering significant locations such as the City of David, Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Jerusalem. Available through Amazon in the United States, Mocomtech Co., Ltd. is also exploring offline distribution through religious bookstores and cultural retail channels. For more information, visit Mocomtech Co., Ltd.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 won the GAMIVO Game of the Year 2025 title

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the dynamic world of digital entertainment, focusing on the gaming industry. The spotlight is on GAMIVO, a leading digital distribution service, and their recent announcement of the Game of the Year 2025 award. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 emerged as the winner, capturing nearly 40% of the votes. This role-playing game has joined the ranks of previous acclaimed titles like Elden Ring and Astro Bot, marking a significant achievement in the gaming community. The voting process, which began in mid-December and concluded in January, saw enthusiastic participation from gamers worldwide.
GAMIVO's Chief Revenue Officer, Paweł Zemka, highlighted the surprising yet decisive victory of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which overshadowed other strong contenders such as Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Ghost of Yotei. Despite the significant lead, all nominated games were praised for their quality, contributing to an exceptional year for gamers in 2025. Looking ahead, the gaming community is excited about the upcoming releases and potential surprises in 2026. For more information on GAMIVO and their offerings, visit their website at GAMIVO.

Goodin Development Earns 22nd Five-Star Google Review as Indiana Multifamily Syndication Leader

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the realm of real estate syndication, spotlighting Goodin Development, a company making significant strides in Indiana. Recently, Goodin Development achieved a notable milestone by earning its 22nd five-star Google review, a testament to the growing investor confidence in their approach to real estate syndication. Founded by Justin Goodin, the company has established itself as a leader in multifamily syndication, offering passive real estate investing opportunities that appeal to busy professionals seeking the benefits of real estate without the responsibilities of being landlords. The firm manages everything from site selection and financing to construction management and tenant placement, ensuring a seamless investment experience.
Goodin Development's commitment to Indiana sets it apart in the competitive real estate syndication market. By focusing exclusively on the local dynamics and needs of Indiana communities, the company has developed strong partnerships with local leaders, resulting in better underwriting and returns for investors. Recent projects include a 33 million dollar mixed-use development in Fishers, Indiana, and The Elwood, a 26 million dollar project in Kokomo, slated to open in August 2026. The firm's dedication to transparency, data-driven decision-making, and educational resources for new investors underscores its mission to align private investment with public benefit. For more information about Goodin Development's multifamily investment opportunities, visit Goodin Development's website.

Swiss Serenity Reaches 110,000 Swiss Citizens Recovering Lost 2nd Pillar Assets

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant achievement by Swiss Serenity, a company dedicated to assisting Swiss citizens in recovering their lost occupational pension assets. With over 110,000 clients benefiting from their services, Swiss Serenity is making a notable impact on the financial landscape of Switzerland. The company specializes in locating lost second pillar assets, a crucial aspect given that more than 10 billion Swiss francs remain unclaimed with the Substitute Occupational Benefit Institution. By simplifying the recovery process into a few easy steps, Swiss Serenity has made it accessible and free for Swiss citizens, particularly those who have experienced job changes, unemployment, or have permanently left Switzerland.
Swiss Serenity's process involves an online form that takes approximately three minutes to complete, followed by an automated search across more than 1,500 Swiss pension institutions. Results are typically delivered within 90 days, and the company assists clients in regularizing their situation, including the option to repatriate recovered amounts to a Swiss vested benefits account. To date, over 31,000 clients have successfully recovered assets totaling more than 328 million Swiss francs. Swiss Serenity adheres to Switzerland's highest data protection standards, ensuring that all operations are secure and compliant. For more information about Swiss Serenity and their services, visit their website at Swiss Serenity.

Swiss Serenity Celebrates 200 Five-Star Customer Reviews, Reinforcing Its Role as a Trusted Platform for 2nd Pillar Asset Recovery in French-Speaking and German-Speaking Switzerland

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the significant achievements of Swiss Serenity, a company specializing in the recovery of scattered second pillar occupational pension assets in Switzerland. Celebrating a milestone of 200 five-star customer reviews, Swiss Serenity has established itself as a trusted platform in both French-speaking and German-speaking regions of Switzerland. The podcast highlights the company's professional, transparent, and secure approach, which has earned it an average customer satisfaction rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. Alex discusses how Swiss Serenity's services are crucial in a country where over 10 billion Swiss Francs remain unclaimed, affecting more than one million Swiss workers.
Swiss Serenity's success is attributed to its efficient three-step process, which includes a free search, complete analysis, and optional repatriation of assets. The company emphasizes data security and transparency, ensuring customer trust and satisfaction. With over 110,000 Swiss citizens having opened a research file and more than 328 million Swiss Francs recovered, Swiss Serenity continues to expand its bilingual services across Switzerland. For more information about Swiss Serenity and its services, visit their website at Swiss Serenity.

Schoser Talent and Wellness Solutions Launches Free AI Education App After Witnessing Digital Divide in Rural New York

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the launch of a new initiative by Schoser Talent and Wellness Solutions, a workplace wellness and leadership consulting firm. The company has introduced a free AI education app called Learning AI with Gretchen, aimed at bridging the digital divide in rural New York. Developed by the company's founder, Gretchen Schoser, the app is designed to make AI education accessible to underserved communities, particularly those who have been left behind in the digital transformation. Schoser, with over 45 years of experience in technology, emphasizes the importance of inclusive and accessible AI learning resources, especially for individuals who feel excluded from the AI conversation.
The app, Learning AI with Gretchen, is crafted to be beginner-friendly, using plain language and focusing on safety and trust. It aims to address the digital literacy gap as artificial intelligence continues to transform workplaces and daily life. Schoser's initiative began with free AI classes at her local library in Groton, New York, which quickly filled up, highlighting the widespread need for such resources. The app and classes remain free, with plans for sponsorship support to keep AI education accessible to all, regardless of income or location. Schoser's approach is informed by her mental health advocacy, ensuring that technology education is trauma-informed and anxiety-free. For more information about Schoser Talent and Wellness Solutions, visit their website at https://www.schosersolutions.com.

AutomateNexus Voice Launches AI-Powered Virtual Receptionist to Help Small Businesses Capture Every Lead

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in small business operations, spotlighting a new innovation from AutomateNexus Voice. This AI-powered virtual receptionist is designed to ensure that small and mid-sized businesses never miss a customer call again, addressing a significant pain point that costs these businesses over $50,000 annually in lost revenue. The platform offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional solutions like hiring receptionists or using after-hours call centers, which can be both expensive and inconsistent. By leveraging conversational AI, AutomateNexus Voice provides real-time lead qualification and appointment scheduling, integrating seamlessly with popular calendar systems and supporting over 32 languages.
Erin Moore, founder and Chief Executive Officer of AutomateNexus Voice, emphasizes the platform's ability to deliver enterprise-level call handling at a fraction of the cost, without the drawbacks of human staffing. The service is particularly beneficial for industries such as dental, healthcare, real estate, and home services, where missed calls can significantly impact revenue. With features like sub-second response times, multilingual support, and compliance with industry standards, AutomateNexus Voice is already trusted by over 500 businesses across 30 countries. For more information, visit AutomateNexus Voice's website.

InboxAlly Wins the Winter 2026 Top Performer Award for Email Deliverability Software from SourceForge

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the realm of email deliverability software, focusing on InboxAlly, a platform that has recently garnered significant recognition. InboxAlly has been awarded the Winter 2026 Top Performer Award by SourceForge, a leading business-to-business software review and comparison website. This accolade places InboxAlly among the top 10% of highly reviewed products on SourceForge, highlighting its exceptional customer satisfaction and measurable results. The award is a testament to InboxAlly's ability to improve inbox placement, strengthen sender reputation, and enhance email performance for its users.
InboxAlly is renowned for its deliverability solutions, trusted by agencies, enterprises, and high-volume senders worldwide. The platform offers engagement-driven warm-up, seed-based inbox placement testing, and actionable deliverability insights, ensuring consistent performance across major mailbox providers. With seamless integrations and real-time analytics, InboxAlly helps organizations maximize inbox placement and boost engagement without invasive setup or operational overhead. For more information about InboxAlly and its services, visit their website at https://www.inboxally.com.

Indomitus Group Launches indiPDF, a Professional PDF Editor for Linux

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores the latest development in the Linux ecosystem with the launch of indiPDF by Indomitus Group. This new professional PDF editor is designed to meet the needs of Linux users who require robust document tools without the burden of subscriptions or cloud-based data tracking. As interest in Linux grows, partly due to the upcoming end of Windows 10 support, indiPDF offers a compelling offline-first alternative at a one-time price of thirty-five dollars. The software is a response to the industry's shift towards software-as-a-service models and aims to restore user privacy by operating entirely on the user's machine without telemetry.
Indomitus Group's indiPDF includes a range of features such as document management, text editing, interactive forms, annotation tools, digital signatures, and a native experience with a GTK-style interface. Users can try the fully functional software before purchasing, with the only limitation being a watermark on saved files. Available for thirty-five dollars, indiPDF is distributed via Flathub, AppImage, .deb, and .rpm packages. This release marks the first in the indiSuite, a lineup of privacy-first Linux applications from Indomitus Group. For more information, visit Indomitus Group's website.

Is that assistance dog “real” and properly qualified? Assistance Dog Foundation Launches Independent ISO-Aligned Certification and Global Register for Assistance Dog Teams

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant advancement in the field of assistance dogs. The Assistance Dog Foundation, a newly established nonprofit based in The Hague, Netherlands, has introduced the world's first independent, International Organization for Standardization-aligned certification and registration program for assistance dog teams. This initiative is designed to enhance recognition, access, and trust on a global scale. The foundation's approach includes structured evaluation, digital identification verification, and a public register to help identify properly qualified teams without relying on affiliated training providers. This new framework is poised to transform the landscape for assistance dog teams worldwide by addressing public confusion and inconsistent standards that have made access challenging for legitimate teams.
The Assistance Dog Foundation's certification process is built for real-world scrutiny, combining standard-aligned requirements with audit-grade, technology-supported documentation to reduce bias and increase transparency. The foundation does not train assistance dog teams but focuses on independent evaluation and infrastructure, including recognition, access rights, welfare, and funding support for qualified teams. Certified teams can expect verified certification, identification marks, and a certification lifecycle that includes annual extensions. The foundation's certification scheme is based on established international frameworks and aims to provide reliable recognition through independent quality assurance. For more information, visit the Assistance Dog Foundation's website at https://www.assistancedogfoundation.org.