Ep. 26 - Regine Bonneau - CEO, Founder, and Third Party Cyber Risk Consultant

This week's episode of Privacy Please we welcome on the very funny and hardworking CEO, founder and mother, Regine Bonneau. We learn about her story, what privacy means to her company, growth plans, struggles, words of wisdom on being a woman in tech, and why giving up coffee is easier than a mystery item. Thank you for coming on the show Regine, this was a very fun episode and should give you some laughs but also hope, and inspiration around tech, Cyber risk, and all things privacy. 

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Cameron Ivey: All right ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to privacy, please. I am your host Cameron IV and with me as always is gave gums and today we have a very special guest. As always, her name is Regina bonneau

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Cameron Ivey: She is going to introduce herself with that big smile and just tell us a little bit about who you are, where you came from and how you got to being the founder of the company that you are

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Regine Bonneau: Awesome, thank you guys for having me. I really appreciate it. Well, again, my name is Eugene, but know originally I was born in Haiti and actually we came here and when I was 10

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Regine Bonneau: That's my adventure here. I don't know much about Haiti, except for some beautiful place. I've been there twice, and the first couple years but you know we have a rich history. Right. So with that, that brings a lot of

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Regine Bonneau: You know, a formal background upbringing. So sometime I said bass. Okay. That's what a tenacity and all the joy comes from. But grew up in New York and eventually made it to Florida, because the colon I are best friends.

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Regine Bonneau: From there, that's you know that's high end up here, really, we don't wallow in history and started dabbling in technology. When I was 12 I was in school.

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Regine Bonneau: There was a class for programming and of course that was an elective so I took it because it look fun to me. So I'm dating myself back to floppy disk and the Green Turtle

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Regine Bonneau: And you know, I enjoyed. I enjoyed that very well. And the next year I got into robotics and from then on.

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Regine Bonneau: You know, a lot of students took that class because the teacher, the teacher was so cool. It was a Mr. Robinson is like, you know, the motorcycle with the long hair and

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Regine Bonneau: Food, send me like, oh, I want to be in that class, but that's a cool teacher but it came with works. So that gave me an opportunity to join as well so fun day. And that's

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Regine Bonneau: You know, that's my journey guy into robotics and the following year. And then once that ended. I had my opportunity at home so

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Cameron Ivey: Awesome. Apparently so.

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Regine Bonneau: Then that's my journey getting into the technology space some, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: ventured into, you know, security engineering is a part of my background and and security was a curiosity, right, and became part of it.

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Regine Bonneau: Chosen was back into $2,000 out. That's what we're fighting. But then, you know, governance risk compliance for me was to have these two come together and

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Regine Bonneau: Why are we, combating so much, right. So how do we bridge that gap in between and got into it and I'm here today. So I'm starting the company was really based on

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Regine Bonneau: You know, what can we do different. What is the, what are some of the issues that we can. I can see from my experience and what is actually happening within the industry itself where we can make a change, right, and cyber, cyber risk management is where I found that.

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Regine Bonneau: You know we we say we do it, but do we actually do it, or is done on the silo perspective and not taking into consideration the whole organization as a whole and from then on.

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Regine Bonneau: You know opportunities, my great ideas. You know, I was, I had great ideas. So I took it. I took a chance on myself. That's what I said. Right. I gave myself the opportunity and

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Regine Bonneau: That's why I'm here today, a funny story. I said, I have two first names right it's lewd raising if you come unglued is the government and be seen as more you know me so

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Regine Bonneau: I told her, like, Well, I got one morning and lewd interviewed receiving everything got the job.

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Regine Bonneau: Today, so we're here today.

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Regine Bonneau: And quite feel, you know, innovation is key within a company and organization. And when you have bright minds that are able to you know that hone their skills and that's what they want to do and provide that platform is key.

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Regine Bonneau: And at the time, you know. Now, a lot of company sees that, right, because we're building a culture around the company a lot of new millennial the color some hybrid myself. So, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: How do we do that. But in the beginning, you know, for me, was to build that platform as well to give opportunities to others. And, you know, being a minority in the industry helps a lot as well so

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Regine Bonneau: How can we do that and innovate internally while helping externally as well and providing a platform. So that's my journey for so far. It's still going on and it's making it fun.

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Cameron Ivey: Yeah, I mean, I'm sure you've seen a lot of changes over the years and you started this what back it's RB advisory correct. Yes, yes.

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Cameron Ivey: That is

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Cameron Ivey: 2015 2016 officially YEAH, THAT'S AWESOME HOW, HOW ARE YOU GUYS DOING. HOW ARE THINGS coming along. Are you growing

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Regine Bonneau: We're growing as

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Regine Bonneau: We're going from last year to this year I was actually looking at my wow you know you start some things your baby. So I'm OCD. If anyone, doesn't tell you that

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Regine Bonneau: We're relinquishing you know some of the things in activities. It takes a lot right

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Regine Bonneau: So what in order to to grow. And also, you know, as I mentioned that platform needs to sustain itself and provide those opportunities, you know, we're starting that growth path before covered 19. It's a lot a lot of things to happen. Still going with the with the initiative and the strategy.

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Regine Bonneau: Minor setbacks. Right. But however we continue on and you know things are picking back up so

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Cameron Ivey: It's the only way we get better. And when you have to go through bumps. Everything was always smooth it wouldn't be i don't think life would be as it is fun. I think in challenging for sure.

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Regine Bonneau: This move for me is like nothing wrong.

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Cameron Ivey: So obviously this is privacy, please. And we love talking about data privacy when when you hear the term data privacy. What does that mean to you and your organization.

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Regine Bonneau: You know, as I was going through some stuff. And I said that you guys actually had the perfect definition, they're going to hear me repeated. But what a look twist. Right.

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Regine Bonneau: Okay. Oh, and that's what it means to us as well internally and providing that service and making and building that culture within the organization that we serve as well.

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Regine Bonneau: So I said that you know this is continuously discovering class data classification is key. If you don't know how can you really know what you're protecting

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Regine Bonneau: And sometimes you have to be consumed reclassifying it as well, right, because it changes form its usage.

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Regine Bonneau: Understanding it and how important is to your company and putting the lesser controls around it. And, you know, so you can manage that data flow and at the, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: Throughout all this is protecting it depends on how where it is right, as well as during transit and, you know, while you're using while we use it. So we treat it.

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Regine Bonneau: You know, as we treat all data as sensitive data because at some point, you don't know who's going to use it. And what's the full to users for it.

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Regine Bonneau: At the end, and make sure that that's protected so we do it correctly the first time because men trusted with that and that's that's key and the industry we end. It's all about trust factor. So how best can we

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Regine Bonneau: exemplify that by doing it ourselves. And then, you know, talking through it. It actually comes out and people didn't follow through.

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Gabe Gumbs: Through machine. Yeah, thanks. Thanks for coming on the show. First of all,

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Gabe Gumbs: Thanks to have you.

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Gabe Gumbs: As you and your team out in the field. What, what do you see in terms of trends in in the in the problem space.

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Regine Bonneau: With data when you're looking at that it particularly is is it's all over the place. You know, we talked about that. It's everyone is using it.

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Regine Bonneau: There's no real control or management around data as as much as you know so yeah we control we manage it. But, you know, so where's that information. Oh, I don't know, then you have like access like five or 10 people have access to it.

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Regine Bonneau: And you know some things we've seen is that, you know, we'll have people who don't even need access to the data has access to the data. So what does that come. What does that say, you know, it's not the company. But when you sit back and think the

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Regine Bonneau: The issues that can arise with that right depend on how I feel. Today or tomorrow as an employee or vendor or any any source that has direct

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Regine Bonneau: Access to it and you don't, if you're not controlling that how do you know someone else doesn't

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Regine Bonneau: Cannot you know get that access and we see that a lot. You know, people just cruising around and have access to things they don't need and

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Regine Bonneau: The best thing a hacker would love or anyone else would love is, you know, targeting the person that

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Regine Bonneau: Can give me the information I need freely. So a lot of those trends, you know, understanding what it truly is. And, you know, because you have to put, you know, it needs to be tangible right

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Regine Bonneau: We talked about this all the time. And for some people it doesn't seem like it's tangible just like security. It's not something you see

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Regine Bonneau: You see the hardware you see they understand that. But when you start about talking about what's inside the hardware. I don't see it. Can you

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Regine Bonneau: And you visualize it for me. So I love augmented reality. So that's what's going to put all that into space for us later on when we can walk through the data and see what's happening.

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Regine Bonneau: But, you know, those are those are trend that we've seen and and looking to

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Regine Bonneau: Put some type of structure around

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Gabe Gumbs: Interesting, interesting.

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Cameron Ivey: So let's give. Did you have some sorry

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Gabe Gumbs: No, no, go for it.

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Cameron Ivey: Okay.

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Cameron Ivey: Let's talk about risk a little bit. So how, how would you say one would quantify cyber security risk and privacy risks.

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Regine Bonneau: So, um, you know, I sat down and really put that in place. So, you know, cyber security risk is for companies really what's the risk of loss.

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Regine Bonneau: To the company and its impact to the business right so it's, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: When you're looking at how the downtime that you have, how do I get back in and continuing to work in order to all of that is conversation around the business. And that's what we always say it's not an IT issue. It's a business issue.

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Regine Bonneau: It seems to be a tendency, but we need we when we put that picture together. That's where, that's who we need to show to write the business.

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Regine Bonneau: And, and, you know, and doing that, as you know, how does any answer them directly impact that slow and it's, you know, assessing all all the business elements.

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Regine Bonneau: Including you know we call insider threat. A friend of mine called the human factor element, you know, and your vendors and you know anyone that's in your infrastructure that's what you're doing. So with privacy where they stand without

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Regine Bonneau: Is it five as he can. Can I stand without cybersecurity you're looking into

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Regine Bonneau: You know, the confidence. Yeah, the information that we don't see that you know you're collecting but you don't know where it is. Right.

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Regine Bonneau: And, you know, how do you assess that we spoke about controls our existing controls that you have or may not have, how do you actually

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Regine Bonneau: Comply with regulatory requirements and sometimes it's non regulatory because it is a duty to yourself as a company because you know the value of it.

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Regine Bonneau: And putting some value to it. Right. And if there's no value and you don't see the value of someone else does, then

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Regine Bonneau: That's where you know a lot of you know the miscommunication discrepancies are found. So, you know, with that.

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Regine Bonneau: You know, when we look at an over the scope of it all is where I see you know what the cyber security risk is and privacy and now they come to combining together because you need security in order to protect the privacy of the of the information that you've been entrusted to

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Regine Bonneau: What you've been you collect

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Cameron Ivey: It's good point. Um, so can we talk a little bit about, you know, being a founder of a company in security. What have been your most challenging moments and how of how have you kind of

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Cameron Ivey: kept going. I guess what, what have you run into that has been a challenge for you as

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Regine Bonneau: A lot of coffee.

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Cameron Ivey: Coffee in there. It's okay.

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Regine Bonneau: You know,

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Regine Bonneau: I'm going to go back a little bit and you know growing up and choosing this field, which actually chose me because that's a skill set that

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Regine Bonneau: Was interesting i i have an understanding that I later on in life is when I understood the journey that I've been going to be, you know, you find that the only girl woman girl at the time, women in the class. You're the only one that looks like you

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Regine Bonneau: And certain atmosphere that UN and then now I call it unapologetic or density and audacious notice to the company right minded with some great ideas and great concept that you would think that's just logic, because I think in a logical manner I one plus one is two.

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Regine Bonneau: Well,

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Regine Bonneau: I'm going to get too much into it. So it's not really too, but that's another day for that. But when you look into that. You know, I've gone back and see and when things are going

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Regine Bonneau: No longer challenging times

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Regine Bonneau: I look back and reflect on where I've come from right and you know how it was prepared for it by not only my professors, you know, my family and others as well who

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Regine Bonneau: Continues mental to continue to push me forward so you know those brings you back, bring you back right to reality and stay focused and not only that you

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Regine Bonneau: For me, I always said it's not about me. So I remove myself from the equation, it's about those that are coming in behind me. And those are surrounding me

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Regine Bonneau: And and that helps a lot. Right, and seems like a lot of fluff. But that's what I that's what drives me in the morning, but a lot of it is, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: Find your intellect or your expertise is challenged at times. Right. And in how do you combat against that. How do you come back and

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Regine Bonneau: Present that you are who you say you are and then you can't. You have the capabilities. I usually stay quiet. I'll be the quiet one in the room until you know I'm introducing. They're like, Oh, so you're the one we needed to talk to

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Regine Bonneau: Maybe, but I like the conversation that was going around so

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Regine Bonneau: A lot of that you hear is still is still an issue and funding right

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Regine Bonneau: Yes, um, you know, resource and starting a company or a woman owned company could add all the

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Regine Bonneau: Minorities and all everything else, you know, falls under it and not to make light of it. It does weigh heavily against you know what you find what you go into and your, your goals, your dreams and your vision and now you have people now that that you have to encounter for

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Cameron Ivey: And then

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Regine Bonneau: Not only the people internally, you have external so fun that

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Regine Bonneau: You continue to go through challenges and, you know, again you with if you're looking at the workforce as well.

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Regine Bonneau: You know your that's another challenge that you have to go to building a culture, not only a culture of security, but a culture within the company to retain top talent or attract top talent. So, you know, there's a lot of, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: Challenges.

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Regine Bonneau: That you have to continuously pivot continuously talk to colleagues and see what else can you do and how can come together and promote or move forward. And what's more initiatives off for the best of the two, not just one.

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Cameron Ivey: I love it.

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Cameron Ivey: It's all about it's

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Cameron Ivey: About yeah

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Cameron Ivey: Going through those trials and just

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Cameron Ivey: Yes, coming out of it just always staying positive. Yes, yes.

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Cameron Ivey: No matter what

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Regine Bonneau: No matter what I the first challenge I get is like you so happy.

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Regine Bonneau: I don't know. What do you think

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Cameron Ivey: Like someone assumes that there's something wrong with you because

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Regine Bonneau: You are. If you find the oh you should not be smiling.

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Regine Bonneau: By way of your

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Regine Bonneau: Why, what I am. I love what I do, so why should I not

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Regine Bonneau: You know, should exactly contentment and it changes the atmosphere in the room when you get into

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Cameron Ivey: You know, so

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Regine Bonneau: You know, when things are going, his dog you come in is just like a light. You still think what is wrong with you and then that's really like okay, fine. I said, well, this is how I am every day. And yes, the time where I'm serious. I'm serious, as well. But why not

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Cameron Ivey: on a good note. Right. Yeah. Well, I'd rather be around, happy people than

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Cameron Ivey: People that are too serious.

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Regine Bonneau: You know, have a hoodie and the hat all the time.

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Cameron Ivey: So, so let's switch gears a little bit to regulations.

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Cameron Ivey: CCP a privacy. Privacy shield act GDPR etc. Do you see the rest of the world, jumping on with their own state regulations around privacy in the future if you if you do see that. Why do you think that is

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Regine Bonneau: Well, you know, we here we've always said we're in a capitalist country right

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Cameron Ivey: Yeah.

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Regine Bonneau: You know money talks. Everything else walks right. However, what we thought to understand the freedom that we have

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Regine Bonneau: We've actually given that up as well when it came with privacy and your information and people didn't really understand what that meant here.

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Regine Bonneau: Until you know you eventually your soul. So come to where they can enter the fraud and flawed in a bank and for all of these things were a segment into what we're doing here today, right now, you see we are in. If I say something

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Regine Bonneau: Right now, I bet you I go on my Facebook page or anything else, or Google something's gonna pop up and oh did you forget this on your account.

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Regine Bonneau: If you have interest to you. So we didn't understand that. And that spin up from what marketing business driving that. Right. And the business they understand what they were driving, except I need customers. I need to retain customers I need that brand loyalty

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Regine Bonneau: And all of that camouflage into not today when we see how intertwined. We are. And then when we talk about data, how do we manage that data. Right. It's fun.

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Cameron Ivey: Because you have

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Regine Bonneau: Mining of it is, is a task itself so Europe duty. The GDPR right actually open up a lot of

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Regine Bonneau: A lot of people questions. Yes, physically us when we see that we're so come to a lot of those breaches, a lot of those identities and data tough.

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Regine Bonneau: And now you're is different, like I own me we're versus in other countries. I don't own me

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Regine Bonneau: And now. Oh, you have rights. I do have rights and those rights now being translated into what we see today we see California taking sued Massachusetts already had.

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Regine Bonneau: Like I said, I'll be here all day.

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Regine Bonneau: As I said, I've been fortunate enough. Right. And it's not everyone that has gone down that road.

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Regine Bonneau: We're good. I'm teaching my son to do better. But you know when I went to when it really made a difference is when I went to school for Engineering Right, so I walked in there was three three women.

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Regine Bonneau: How do you do, how do you continue on and that took a toll. But I was fortunate enough to, you know, curiosity. Oh, is part of my part of me and I'll say, Yeah, I'll do it. And then figured out later. What am I doing, oh my goodness, what I, I don't know if you've heard of ice MCP

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Regine Bonneau: I don't. The see again met a friend or friend from high school joint guy until I see NCP but I ever I got through it through a mentor in Tampa. So I have a lot of miles on my car, right. I'm very dedicated to my, to my craft.

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Regine Bonneau: That would actually that help and levy. That's how I joined. I see MCP and I like oh my goodness this is really a problem. You know what, now, is like how do you stop talking about the problem and start doing acting it out right

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Regine Bonneau: Time. And when you look my company. I like oh reverted the verse. So we've been laugh about it at times. Right. But we're walking the walk and in providing that you know making that statement that yes, we are out there doing it and

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Regine Bonneau: And as I say that because I was always out there putting myself out there, presenting myself well and spoke. You know what I need to do people, you know, started sponsoring me

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Regine Bonneau: Because like you know 90%, why do you worry about the 10% you know the know needs to be 100% but I should say, No, no, no. You don't need to know 100% of everything right.

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Regine Bonneau: Know 90% find a person that knows 10% and now you guys come together and work and that way. Now you're not burden and driving yourself Donald whole that you'll never be able to dig yourself out of it. So why don't you say that

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Regine Bonneau: They said, well, I said, let's do a conference call, but you will meet in person.

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Regine Bonneau: I don't know why, but, you know, and I do a lot. I got all right I and I joke about that. I said, I have a mother till today she's still believe that should be a doctor, I told, I hope, Doctor. She said, That's not the same.

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Regine Bonneau: I stick to what I wanted to do and I found on those, you know, mentors and speak ask. Don't be afraid to ask. And I do a lot of talks and I committee because I want you know I want those kids and others, and women, young women to see that. Oh, I can do it too. I'm

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Regine Bonneau: Absolutely. And, and I told him, I said, Well, at that time, I wasn't thinking that way because either I'm getting all A's or my mom.

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Regine Bonneau: I get in. And when I get on stage and you should see their faces and I'm so sorry. Don't worry about it. As we got I achieved my goal.

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Regine Bonneau: I would like to keep my goal. Don't worry about as much. It's not in harm's way, but it's those things that, you know, find what you want. Stay focus right determine is just one other thing in life, you have to go through and it's easier said than done, but we all go to something

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Regine Bonneau: It's just that this is something you have to go through, but make sure that whatever you do, and when I'm on what you do. I believe in yourself is number one, because if you don't, it doesn't matter what I say to you today. It's not gonna make a difference.

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Regine Bonneau: Yep, and continue on right continue on and you don't have to be the people say got to be the smartest person in the room right so you don't have to be the loudest person in the room, always have something to say always come to someone else. Make sure what you want to say it resonates

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Regine Bonneau: And continue on and it all. Those are the things that I show I'm here. I've done it. I've actually I have so many qualifications is not even funny.

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Regine Bonneau: Caribbean I speak four languages, English is not my first language I you know times my accent come out. If I'm excited too much, you know, you have

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Regine Bonneau: They have a lot. So do I need to. Can I sit here. Do I have the time to sit here in a little bubble or can I explode and create, you know,

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Regine Bonneau: In fact, and I carry that even to anything that we're doing, even with the company. It's about impact and leaving. I'm leaving you better off than I found you.

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Cameron Ivey: Do you do that for your company or personally because I think that is super, super powerful for younger, younger women and men, just in general to see

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Cameron Ivey: That leadership and positive energy that you bring office. I think it's powerful to have you in person does for them to see that, depending on where you go, because some kids.

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Regine Bonneau: Yeah, I do it personally. It's a personal it's a personal journey for me, you know, yes they introduced me the company because it just

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Regine Bonneau: Do it as well. Because if I sit here and tell you what I've been through, and all that, then you see oh wow you know I was once in your shoes right

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Regine Bonneau: Struggling myself. So my thing, leaving out of high school and understanding what that meant is to be ought to be a positive side of statistics.

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Regine Bonneau: Of the statistic that as I leave and leave a legacy for my son or for my future children at that time. Now I have a son who is like my little cyber

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Regine Bonneau: If you're humble and still exude confidence and people gravitate to that and and those are the things that you know that takes me and I

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Cameron Ivey: So one serious question before we go on to some some

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Cameron Ivey: So what's the future look like for your company for 2020 and beyond. What would, what are you most excited about.

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Regine Bonneau: Meet with you. I said, hey, it's been a battle, what you're doing is fun.

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Regine Bonneau: But yeah, so it started with a bang and in and then we have this right so but however we were we continued on with some of the initiative and position ourselves to be, you know, the company right

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Regine Bonneau: And continue that we here. We're not going. Are we here, providing services, you know, helping educating people because now people have the time to listen.

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Regine Bonneau: To educating and then now as we come out of it. Be part of those companies people number and in build up when they're all faster and. However, some of the initiatives that we started is actually picking up

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Regine Bonneau: You know, attending. And as I said, attending one one conference. And I was like,

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Regine Bonneau: And connecting and you know the book that says the one and you know you find the one right and how a couple of the ones, but that the one that I connected with out of seven people I I connect I send an email to one person answered back and now we're best friends.

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Regine Bonneau: So it's just those things. And so that is taking us and again what we bring to the table. Staying true to our craft and what we know. But we understand both sides of the spectrum, we're still planning to do 2020 with a bang. Right.

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Regine Bonneau: We've been fortunate enough to participate in a couple of things. And in partnering with with other companies that is is going to bring up, who's going to help

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Regine Bonneau: End the year properly can speak about all that. But the success in there and we want to continue that and capitalize on that and also you know 20, you know, how do we expand and now continue with that.

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Regine Bonneau: With the engagement that we said we wanted to do. And our mission is to provide that platform innovative.

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Regine Bonneau: Came back to us and you know the team. I always go to my team. What do you want to do you know if you don't want to do it. I'm not going to do it because I want to do it, you know.

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Regine Bonneau: So, but the one thing I said, doesn't matter house an engagement ended our job, or it's a real job or our mantra, right, if you want to call that is to serve, we here to serve. And as much as I always sound like people know why I'm doing this right.

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Regine Bonneau: Serving and we talk about that. We're here to serve and and that's how we win. How are we different. So we went and

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Regine Bonneau: We we serve the we were there and they're like, I don't know why you doing this.

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Regine Bonneau: I don't understand. I said, Well, I don't understand. Let's make it work. Because right now, it's not about understand it's about being there and making it work. And now they're offline.

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Regine Bonneau: Now they've actually seen the light. I say, and and and they'll client and and now they become our sponsors, imagine that there were sponsored there became our sponsors and saying, oh, in time with me. We stood by them. Right.

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Cameron Ivey: Right.

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Regine Bonneau: We could have said, wow, I'm not talking to you. That's the one who doesn't help right doesn't help anyone. So that's success story. I have a couple more. We have time for that. So,

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Cameron Ivey: Yeah, we can do more episodes later.

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Cameron Ivey: Later, so let's well let's have some fun. Let's have a couple fun questions so

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Cameron Ivey: We'll kind of have some some quick answers here.

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Cameron Ivey: What is your guilty pleasure. Oh.

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Cameron Ivey: Nobody really knows about.

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Regine Bonneau: I say monk, the number detective. So Mike is official

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Regine Bonneau: guilty pleasure, I would say ice cream.

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Cameron Ivey: Ice cream. Yeah, that's a good one.

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Regine Bonneau: False vida a binge watching

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Regine Bonneau: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

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Cameron Ivey: Okay, so it's something new. You don't really want people to know about what you're doing.

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Cameron Ivey: There you go. That's okay.

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Cameron Ivey: Which would be harder for you to give up coffee or alcohol.

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Regine Bonneau: How do I say this is still remain.

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Cameron Ivey: It's a hard one. It's tricky because you

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Cameron Ivey: Give up alcohol.

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Cameron Ivey: But at the same time caffeine. That was pretty hard. Yeah.

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Regine Bonneau: I don't, I love to sleep. So I do a note to stay awake. So I've been consuming coffee. The past couple days and the second, why can I sleep so I'll give up coffee.

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Cameron Ivey: Come back. No one's here to judge

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Cameron Ivey: Me during these times, I think you need that alcohol. Some when you locked up too much too long in the house.

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Cameron Ivey: What was your favorite childhood toy.

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Regine Bonneau: Well believe it or not, I did have dolls.

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Regine Bonneau: And I don't know, like me, but I've always been, you know, doing surgery on them. So that's me. My parents understood that, oh my goodness they give me $1 one is missing or she has a different color I arms and legs are not matching. So,

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Regine Bonneau: Doing that I will say, oh, you know, those were fun times. Those were the most fun times I had with my dolls and I still collect

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Regine Bonneau: Stuff animals don't tell anyone.

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Regine Bonneau: I had to give

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Cameron Ivey: Any babies are

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Cameron Ivey: Beanie Babies those

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Cameron Ivey: Aren't you know the best case.

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Regine Bonneau: Room. So my friends are like, you do know that this is not right. So,

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Regine Bonneau: The collectibles.

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Cameron Ivey: Yeah, absolutely. That's what they were made for now.

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Regine Bonneau: I would say, you know, favorite toy fun toy could do whatever we want with

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Cameron Ivey: It's a good one. Old school brings me back brings it back to like the pagans era and Slammers you remember those. I don't know if you remember that one game.

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Cameron Ivey: It was here for a very short step if you didn't. If you don't know what those are. Maybe some, some people might put

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Cameron Ivey: came and went,

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Cameron Ivey: Last question, like this one, if you could be a superhero, who would it be and why

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Regine Bonneau: Well, not actually say that was my pillow.

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Gabe Gumbs: Oh, there you go.

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Cameron Ivey: Love it, love it. I'm a huge transformers fan.

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Regine Bonneau: Love it. I'm actually Optimus Prime. Don't tell anyone.

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Regine Bonneau: save the world. That's what I'm doing.

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Gabe Gumbs: We have to edit it.

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Regine Bonneau: There you go. So

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Regine Bonneau: My people got this for me. We actually one year. Not this year last year. This is what we sent for clients on

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Regine Bonneau: holiday cards.

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Cameron Ivey: That's awesome.

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Regine Bonneau: Optimus Prime. I've always been a transformers fan, even in Haiti. So when I came here. So I am the optimist fine to say, you know, so if they give me an opportunity. I will create my own

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Regine Bonneau: My own

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Regine Bonneau: You know robots and I can get into it. I will

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Regine Bonneau: The stocks.

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Cameron Ivey: It makes so much sense to because of the robot.

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Regine Bonneau: And everyone on my team has a

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Regine Bonneau: Autobots me right away.

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Cameron Ivey: That's super nerdy, and I love it.

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Cameron Ivey: We can we can end on that too.

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Cameron Ivey: Do you guys have anything to add before we wrap it up.

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Gabe Gumbs: I don't, I just want to thank you so very much for coming on the show. This was a I largely was flying the wall for what was a very entertaining and interesting conversation. So I appreciate it.

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Regine Bonneau: Thank you so much. I appreciate you know the opportunity as well. And it does show how small the world is

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Regine Bonneau: It is all together, watching you guys from the internet. And now, you know, and the room with you guys well

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Cameron Ivey: Now we got a new friend.

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Regine Bonneau: There you go. Yes.

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Cameron Ivey: So,

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Regine Bonneau: Much and, you know, inflammation is what I like about the concert is that it flows two different mediums, it will resonate with anyone that's at some given point. Yeah.

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Cameron Ivey: Exactly. That's what we want to do. So thank you so much for for bringing on your expertise and your thoughts and good luck for the this year and next year with with everything. Thank you so much.

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Regine Bonneau: Really appreciate it. Oh, yeah.