Paradigm Shift . . . The Digitalization of Fashion and Film
April 21, 2021
Hosted by Frank Helring
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Episode Description
Techie . . . we have all heard the term. It’s short for Technology. Recently, we have been focusing on educating the small business community to the value and necessity of entering the “Virtual” world with their marketing and communications and now, two of the largest market sectors of that sphere of influence have jumped in headlong to create a Paradigm Shift within the Fashion and Film Industry at large. Right now, addressing the Fashion industry and their dilemma of the Big Box/Department Store closings and many on the “Bubble”, where are the Fashion Designers and Manufactures going to be able to put their creations on “the rack” for consumers to view, try on and eventually purchase? Now to the film industry. Regal the largest owner of digital movie screens in the world is and has been shut down since the beginning of COVID19. Moviegoers have not been able to buy a bag of popcorn and a box of candy and enjoy Hollywood Wide Screen for well over a year . . . Regal has filed under the current bankruptcy laws and is surely on the “Bubble” themselves. What IF this pandemic NEVER allows Hollywood to be Wide Screen EVER again. Is there a solution? Today I will be interviewing those who are in the KNOW and are addressing these problematic areas of concern in both the Fashion and Film industries. You are going to be surprised from what source this incredible talent has emerged and more importantly the tenacity of the intent to see it realized for the benefit of both the industry and the consumers who enjoy the end results. We will find out what bridge they have created to take us into the future!
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Frank Helring
Frank Helring is the CEO and Founder of TheHubmartLLC. He is an established executive with over 45 years of service encompassing Christian ministries, private/corporate insurance, public/philanthropic enterprises and private equities sectors.
His past tenures include owning his own General Insurance Agency from October 1977 to 1991, serving as an Executive Director with World Vision of Orange County from 1994 to 1998 inclusive as a President and CEO of a community-based organization.He has served as President of JMS Consulting Group 2004-2006, a private equities firm in Los Angeles during which time he personally consulted to the VP of Benefits of the legendary NFIB.com on “Boutique” Membership programs and Association negotiating levels of involvement. He and his wife have owned Allure Med Aesthetics, Inc. a medical aesthetics practice, since 2013. Most recently, he is currently involved with revolutionary firms engaged in accelerating the emerging “opportunity commercial marketplace” and cutting edge medical regeneration technologies.
Frank resides in Mission Viejo, with his wife Rhoda. His combination of grassroots community involvement, strategic relationships formation and continued success as a visionary corporate entrepreneur distinguish him as an invaluable asset to the small business community at large.
