Didn’t get enough explosives on the Fourth of July? Raise the bass and listen to what the big boys blow-up and how it’s helping grow Florida’s economy and the nation’s with Clark M. of the Institute of Makers of Explosives! BOOM! Read & Listen here: https://bit.ly/4cZc0ux #Florida #economy #business #explosives #industry #dynamite #products #TNT #oil #gas #construction #infrastructure #podcast With Marion Hoffmann Katrina Rolle, J.D. Christopher Emmanuel Kenneth Pratt Lo Bielby Barney Bishop III William Moor Jim Murdaugh Cynthia F. O'Connell John Bradley Ashbel Williams Raymond Bye Doug Wheeler Dominic Calabro Alia Faraj-Johnson Christopher Campbell David Mica CAE DPL Karen B. Moore, APR, CPRC Ben Watkins Jerry D. Parrish, Ph.D. Bobby Bacon
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The idea of an Overton Window, when the conditions around a political issue change that in turn changes the nature of what is politically possible, is a useful one in assessing businesses. Sometimes conditions change enough in a market or sector that there is suddenly a significant window of opportunity for a founder to run through. We think that is the case with Michael Rigney, CEO of Cala Systems. They're building a next-generation heat pump water heater, and if they're right, they could save billions of gallons of water, reduce US national emissions by 3%, and save domestic energy consumers about $23 billion a year. We talk about the nature of the water heater market, competing against entrenched incumbents, and rebuilding a well-known consumer product from the ground up. He has major game in this segment and Cala are in a fascinating position. Please enjoy my conversation with Michael Rigney. Tune into our 24th episode of The Fundamental Molecule featuring Michael Rigney, Founder and CEO at Cala Systems. Episode link here: https://lnkd.in/eSJKKC6Y
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