#Andy Hinrichs

[uniqueartisanconnoisseur]

Summer Travel Essentials 2024

With the passing of Memorial Day, the 2024 Summer travel season is upon us! Do you have certain things that make your summer travel better? I know I do! I am sharing some of my favorite tips and summer essentials finds! A Book in hand. This is a repeated phrase of mine, but I have to have a book when on the road. Whether to read while riding along, or before bed, I always bring a read along.…

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“The Road” exhibition collected images from 46 artists from across the country to create an exhibition that celebrates, highlights and explores the American road and all that it in-tells.  The exhibition will survey the notion of the American Road. The road is an iconic theme that runs in some of the best and well known American photographers work such as Stephen Shore, Ed Ruscha, Alec Soth and many others . Photographers have traveled these vast landscapes and across thousands of miles to document this country and all that surrounds the road; the landscape, the gas stations, the motels, the diners and everything that comes by its side and its lifestyle.

Curated by Dana Stirling & Yoav Friedlander and hosted at the JKC Gallery in New Jersey.

The Road will run from February 24th through March 27th with a reception and talk on March 12th from 5:00-7:00 pm. The talk will be at 6:00pm.

Selected Artists: Hans Gindlesberger, Joel Stevenett, Lauren Grabelle, Dave Bennett, Michael Joseph, Heather Binns, Chris Bentley, Daniel George, Neal Johnson, Ryan Schude, Sam Angel, Marc Newton, Lori Pond, Lindsay Godin, Parker Reinecker, Emmanuel Monzon, Kelsey Sucena, Lindsey Rickert, Kathy Shorr, Jon Feinstein, Aline Smithson, Betty Press, Tracy Fish, Cody Bratt, Lauren Finch, Young Suh, Becky Wilkes, Roslyn Julia, Dave Hanson, Alanna Styer, Justin Curtis, Grace Weston, David Egan, John Puffer,Liz Albert, Paul Sisson, Caleb Churchill, Lisa Guerriero, Sara Macel, John Sanderson, Eric Kunsman, Will Douglas, Tabitha Timm, Noritaka Minami, Laura Glabman and Annette Lemay Burke.

Selected Digital Slideshow Artists:  Joel Stevenett, Reid Temple, Nick Shepard, Lauren Grabelle, John Francis, Kevin Hoth, Cocoa Laney, Kyle Everett Smith, Jp Terlizzi, Alyson Bowen, Jaime Alvarez, Nika De Carlo, Darren Ellis, Anibal Pella-woo, Dzesika Devic, Dave Bennett, Michael Joseph, Jessica Brewer Prugh, John Slavin, Chris Bentley, Kelly Burgess, Daniel George, Neal Johnson, Ryan Schude, Charlie Zielinski, Mark Sawrie Sawrie, Sam Angel, Sarah Hinrichs, Marc Newton, Whitney Bradshaw, Heather Palecek, Jiageng Lin, Clifford Cooper, Evan Perkins, Parkewr Reinecker, Epiphany Knedler, Alexandra Gataeva, Kelsey Sucena, Lindsey Rickert, Mateo Ruiz Gonzalez, Kathy Shorr, Kimmo Sahakangas, Jon Feinstein, Dorie Dahlberg, Danny Degennaro, Micah Mccoy, Aline Smithson, Betty Press, Frank Schramm, Yael Nov, Andie  Capace, Dana Marks, Cody Bratt, Nicholas Gaffney, Anika Steppe, Nick Gorski, Lauren Finch, Michael  Amato, Young Suh, Noah  Winslow, Matthew Portch, Jacob Moss, John Kinney, Dave Hanson, Justin Curtis, Christine Tharp, Grace Weston, Marissa Iamartino, David Egan, John Puffer, Urizen Freaza, Liz Albert, Laia Albert , Paul Sisson, Caleb Churchill, Martin Krafft, Alice Renegar, Victoria Crayhon, Ira Wagner, Kristen Bartley, Michaela Warren, Anna Ryabtsov, Sara Macel, Eliot Rockett, Sarah Frazier, John Sanderson, Eric Kunsman, Alain Licari, Noritaka Minami, David Cann, Deshawn Mcleod, Ashley Moog Bowlsbey and Chris Herrera.

Float Photo Magazine was founded by Dana Stirling and Yoav Friedlander in March 2014 with the launch of the first issue “Into the Wild”. Float was created with the goal to share and celebrate the photographic work of versatile roster of contemporary photographers from around the world. From young and emerging to established artists, Float features high quality and creative work with the intention to inspire and push forward our photo community. We offer artists various opportunities and platforms for exposure - Instagram takeovers, book reviews, interviews, curated magazine issues, exhibitions with more to come. Float takes pride in collaborating with many other photo platforms to create a unique, open minded and welcoming space for photographers. And you as well are welcome to join us.

[connywinter]

Die Welt ist düster und leuchten müssen wir - I from Conny Winter on Vimeo.

Hochverehrte Damen & Herren, liebe Menschen! Werfen wir einen gemeinsamen Blick auf unsere Gegenwart: Wir wandeln auf dunklen Pfaden. Alles Farblose ist hier magnetisch. Knappheit bedroht die Seele. Die Büroklammer, die unseren Verstand zusammenhält, ist schon ganz verbogen. Um uns dem dunklen Turm aus Agonie und Bosheit entgegenzustemmen, müssen wir von innen heraus leuchten. Wir müssen in uns die Fähigkeit entdecken, die Welt erstrahlen zu lassen! Vertrauen auch Sie dem Kunstkollektiv Krautzungen, das Sie im August 2018 auf eine masochistische Wallfahrt Richtung Selbsterkenntnis einlädt. Vom 24.08- 26.08. laden wir zur genreübergreifenden Ausstellung „Die Welt ist düster und leuchten müssen wir“ ins Westwerk ein. In Malerei und Fotografie, Video und Musik, in Text, Installation und Performance wollen wir gemeinsam mit Ihnen dem Licht nachspüren. Der Titel der Ausstellung geht zurück auf Popmystiker Andreas van der Wingen, der 2013 gleichnamigen Song auf dem Album „Gladbach oder Hastings“ seiner Band „Kiesgroup“ veröffentlichte. Er zieht sich als roter Faden durch Kunst und Auftritte.

Ihre Sachbearbeiter in Fragen des Lichts sind: Conny Winter Fiona Fetz Book Hinrichs Fynn Steiner Gerland Øye Janusz Beck/ Vabusz Neck Joachim Franz Büchner Johannes Blaffert jorge23wittersheim/ Jorge Wittersheim Katharina Duve Metti Miß Oliver von Below Pauline La/ Pauline Langmaack Robin Hinsch Svenja Kirsch

Freitag 24.08.18 20 – 1

Ansprache: Fynn Steiner

Performance: Charlotte Pfeifer und Pascal Fuhlbrügge

Klanglabor #2: Andi Otto Eiko Weishaupt Fumus Nebula Oliver von Below Volker Wagner kuratiert von jorge23wittersheim

Samstag 25.08.18 17 – 2

Live: Joachim Franz Büchner LAFOTE Kristof Schreuf qp

DJ: Lore Bangels

Sonntag 25.08.18 14 – 20

Filmvorführung: The Wrestler – German Version (70min) mit Jonathan Johnson & Saskia Timm Regie: Heiko Alberti

DJ: Oliver von Below: Doom

Video: Conny Winter Darsteller: Fynn Steiner, als Moderator, Joachim Franz Büchner als Nebelgeist und Johannes Blaffert als Sonne. Kostüm: Pauline Langmaack Musik: jorge23wittersheim

[carpostnet]

Former VW U.S. boss Woebcken to advise Digital Motors

Hinrich Woebcken, the previous CEO of Volkswagen Group’s North American operations, is investing in and advising a startup automotive retail and monetary expertise platform referred to as Digital Motors.

The expertise is predicted to launch within the first quarter of subsequent 12 months, in accordance to a spokesman.

Digital Motors, of Irvine, Calif., was based in 2018 by former AutoGravity and Mercedes-Benz Financial Services executives Andy Hinrichs and Nick Stellman. The white-label platform for dealership web sites is beneath improvement.

Woebcken shouldn’t be an worker of the corporate, nor will he be concerned within the day-to-day enterprise, the spokesman stated. Rather, he will probably be concerned in informing and executing Digital Motors’ go-to-market technique.

Digital Motors wouldn’t disclose Woebcken’s funding, solely to say that he’s a minority stakeholder.

Before founding Digital Motors, Hinrichs co-founded AutoGravity, the same platform that permits clients to store for a automobile, choose a close-by dealership, select from up to 4 finance or lease provides and get preapproved. Participating dealerships obtain a charge on the financing, and clients finalize the transaction on the retailer.

Woebcken took over as VW’s regional CEO in April 2016 amid the automaker’s diesel emissions scandal. He was changed within the fall of 2018 by Scott Keogh. His contract formally expired final month.

Woebcken has suggested a number of firms since leaving Volkswagen, in accordance to his LinkedIn profile.

They embody autonomous mobility firm Beep Inc., of Orlando, and Swiss startup Bestmile, which provides automation platforms for autonomous automobile fleets. This month, Woebcken based HWC Group, an automotive funding and advisory agency in Bethesda, Md.

Woebcken can also be an investor and adviser to Autosled Inc., a digital automobile logistics platform primarily based in Dover, Del.

Before leaving VW final 12 months, Woebcken had spent extra 30 years in automotive and associated manufacturing industries, together with almost 10 years at BMW.

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[lesterplatt]

Glad - The Jump (DC) from Diego Contreras on Vimeo.

Director's Cut for "The Jump", part of Glad's Torture Test series.

Featuring Natasha Duran

Director: Diego Contreras DP: Benjamin Loeb Producer: Jonathan Dawes Prod. Designer: Piotr Wyrzykowski 1st Ad: Francois Caillaud

Production Company: Reset Managing Director: Dave Morrison EP: Deannie O’neil Service Company: Radioaktive Radioaktive Team: Tanya Sokolova, Kristina Ilyina, Daniel Linnik, Julia Sotnikova BTS Footage: Alex Stratienko

Dir’s Cut Editor: Diego Contreras Agency Cut Editor: Steve Immer @ Lord & Thomas Colorist: Diego Contreras Additional Dir’s Cut VFX: Andy Barrios @ a52 2d Animation - Antonio Armenta, Diego Contreras Sound Design and Mix: Defacto Sound

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Agency: FCB Chicago Creatives: Lisa Bright, Bruno Mazzotti, Dean Paradise, Matt Turnier, Jason LaFlore Agency Producer: Lisa Hinrichs

[karoltabis]

Director's Cut for "The Jump", part of Glad's Torture Test series. Featuring Natasha Duran Director: Diego Contreras DP: Benjamin Loeb Producer: Jonathan Dawes Prod. Designer: Piotr Wyrzykowski 1st Ad: Francois Caillaud Production Company: Reset Managing Director: Dave Morrison EP: Deannie O’neil Service Company: Radioaktive Radioaktive Team: Tanya Sokolova, Kristina Ilyina, Daniel Linnik, Julia Sotnikova Dir’s Cut Editor: Diego Contreras Agency Cut Editor: Steve Immer @ Lord & Thomas Colorist: Diego Contreras Additional Dir’s Cut VFX: Andy Barrios @ a52 2d Animation - Antonio Armenta, Diego Contreras Sound Design and Mix: Defacto Sound _ Agency: FCB Chicago Creatives: Lisa Bright, Bruno Mazzotti, Dean Paradise, Matt Turnier, Jason LaFlore Agency Producer: Lisa Hinrichs

[vascadeloop]

Glad - Torture Tests (DC) Director's Cut for "The Jump", part of Glad's Torture Test series.

Featuring Natasha Duran

Director: Diego Contreras DP: Benjamin Loeb Producer: Jonathan Dawes Prod. Designer: Piotr Wyrzykowski 1st Ad: Francois Caillaud

Production Company: Reset Managing Director: Dave Morrison EP: Deannie O’neil Service Company: Radioaktive Radioaktive Team: Tanya Sokolova, Kristina Ilyina, Daniel Linnik, Julia Sotnikova

Dir’s Cut Editor: Diego Contreras Agency Cut Editor: Steve Immer @ Lord & Thomas Colorist: Diego Contreras Additional Dir’s Cut VFX: Andy Barrios @ a52 2d Animation - Antonio Armenta, Diego Contreras Sound Design and Mix: Defacto Sound

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Agency: FCB Chicago Creatives: Lisa Bright, Bruno Mazzotti, Dean Paradise, Matt Turnier, Jason LaFlore Agency Producer: Lisa Hinrichs (Source: Vimeo)

[thir13enn]

AutoGravity CEO Andy Hinrichs departs

AutoGravity co-founder Andy Hinrichs has left the company to pursue other opportunities. He will be replaced by Alex Mallmann, former head of Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance China. Source: http://www.autonews.com/article/20180717/RETAIL/180719807/autogravity-ceo-andy-hinrichs-departs

[10bale]

AutoGravity CEO Andy Hinrichs departs

AutoGravity co-founder Andy Hinrichs has left the company to pursue other opportunities. He will be replaced by Alex Mallmann, former head of Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance China.

Source: http://www.autonews.com/article/20180717/RETAIL/180719807/autogravity-ceo-andy-hinrichs-departs

[autoconnectionmanassas]

AutoGravity CEO Andy Hinrichs departs

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[uniqueartisanconnoisseur]

Auction, Show, and Stops in Northern Illinois.

This weekend, we took a little trip up north, to northern, Illinois that is. Our first stop was a former Corn Museum that farmer Jim Brandt had on his rural Pearl City, Illinois farm. My husband Keith and I had the honor of checking out the late Mr. Brandt’s collection prior to it going to auction on May 25th. Rick Garnhart, Auctioneer of Pro-Auctions, who is holding his estate sale gave us a…

[jorgefspinto]

AutoGravity CEO Andy Hinrichs departs, former Mercedes-Benz China exec takes the helm https://ift.tt/2Ld1l6n

[connywinter]

Die Welt ist düster und leuchten müssen wir - III from Conny Winter on Vimeo.

Hochverehrte Damen & Herren, liebe Menschen! Werfen wir einen gemeinsamen Blick auf unsere Gegenwart: Wir wandeln auf dunklen Pfaden. Alles Farblose ist hier magnetisch. Knappheit bedroht die Seele. Die Büroklammer, die unseren Verstand zusammenhält, ist schon ganz verbogen. Um uns dem dunklen Turm aus Agonie und Bosheit entgegenzustemmen, müssen wir von innen heraus leuchten. Wir müssen in uns die Fähigkeit entdecken, die Welt erstrahlen zu lassen! Vertrauen auch Sie dem Kunstkollektiv Krautzungen, das Sie im August 2018 auf eine masochistische Wallfahrt Richtung Selbsterkenntnis einlädt. Vom 24.08- 26.08. laden wir zur genreübergreifenden Ausstellung „Die Welt ist düster und leuchten müssen wir“ ins Westwerk ein. In Malerei und Fotografie, Video und Musik, in Text, Installation und Performance wollen wir gemeinsam mit Ihnen dem Licht nachspüren. Der Titel der Ausstellung geht zurück auf Popmystiker Andreas van der Wingen, der 2013 gleichnamigen Song auf dem Album „Gladbach oder Hastings“ seiner Band „Kiesgroup“ veröffentlichte. Er zieht sich als roter Faden durch Kunst und Auftritte.

Ihre Sachbearbeiter in Fragen des Lichts sind: Conny Winter Fiona Fetz Book Hinrichs Fynn Steiner Gerland Øye Janusz Beck/ Vabusz Neck Joachim Franz Büchner Johannes Blaffert jorge23wittersheim/ Jorge Wittersheim Katharina Duve Metti Miß Oliver von Below Pauline La/ Pauline Langmaack Robin Hinsch Svenja Kirsch

Freitag 24.08.18 20 – 1

Ansprache: Fynn Steiner

Performance: Charlotte Pfeifer und Pascal Fuhlbrügge

Klanglabor #2: Andi Otto Eiko Weishaupt Fumus Nebula Oliver von Below Volker Wagner kuratiert von jorge23wittersheim

Samstag 25.08.18 17 – 2

Live: Joachim Franz Büchner LAFOTE Kristof Schreuf qp

DJ: Lore Bangels

Sonntag 25.08.18 14 – 20

Filmvorführung: The Wrestler – German Version (70min) mit Jonathan Johnson & Saskia Timm Regie: Heiko Alberti

DJ: Oliver von Below: Doom

Video: Conny Winter Darsteller: Fynn Steiner, als Moderator, Joachim Franz Büchner als Nebelgeist und Johannes Blaffert als Sonne. Kostüm: Pauline Langmaack Musik: jorge23wittersheim

[techchecknews]

Looking At The Future Of Fintech: An Interview With AutoGravity CEO Andy Hinrichs Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work with several different industries as well as several sectors within those industries.

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Looking At The Future Of Fintech: An Interview With AutoGravity CEO Andy Hinrichs

Adapting and being able to pivot a strategy overnight, if needed, is critical in today's climate to succeed as a startup from Forbes Real Time https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/2017/10/30/looking-at-the-future-of-fintech-an-interview-with-autogravity-ceo-andy-hinrichs/ via IFTTT

[junker-town]

4 winners and 3 losers from a sluggish Day 2 of NBA free agency

More big names are off the board, but overall, free agency has slowed down dramatically compared to last season.

The second day of NBA free agency came and went without nearly the fanfare that accompanied Day 1. It would have been hard to top the initial flurry of trades that led up to July 1, and the first day was filled with key signings as well. Still, plenty of important moves happened on Sunday, and here’s who won and lost.

WINNER: Denver’s ability to sign big free agents

Last year, the Nuggets aggressively pursued Dwyane Wade in free agency, only to see him turn around and sign with the Chicago Bulls. (How’d that turn out?!) At the time, the Nuggets weren’t a team that was guaranteed to make a playoff push and Denver wasn’t exactly a glamour market, although we can all agree there are some perks to living in Colorado.

Well, Denver still isn’t a glamour market and the Nuggets missed the playoffs again, but they successfully signed a top free agent on Sunday. Welcome, Paul Millsap, to the Mile High City.

The Nuggets nabbed Millsap on a three-year, $90 million deal. It’s a move that makes for a crowded front court in Denver, but moving Kenneth Faried or not bringing back Mason Plumlee would fix that rather easily. Either way, Denver now boasts a killer duo of Millsap and Nikola Jokic, which should help the Nuggets at least keep up with the quickly improving Western Conference.

LOSER: The 60-win Hawks from two years ago

It was only January 2015 when the Hawks won 60 games, went undefeated in January, and saw their entire starting five get named Player of the Month.

They're ALL gone. http://pic.twitter.com/ioFrSkompf

— SB Nation NBA (@SBNationNBA) July 3, 2017

They were too pure for this world. We’ll see them on the other side.

WINNER: Agent Andy Miller

It’s hard to decide who’s a real winner or loser in Toronto, who re-signed Serge Ibaka and Kyle Lowry on Sunday in an effort to bring the gang back. On one hand, the Eastern Conference keeps getting weaker and weaker. On the other, none of the top four teams — Cleveland, Boston, and Washington — got worse, and the Raptors couldn’t get past the second round last year. Why would this coming season be any different?

But Lowry (who signed for three years and $100 million) and Ibaka (three years, $65 million) both are clients of agent Andy Miller, so he must be a winner for orchestrating $165 million headed to a couple of his players.

LOSER: Basketball writers who wanted to enjoy Fourth of July

It happens every single year: a top free agent will take meetings in the first three days, sleep on it while mulling his decision over, and make an ultimate decision on July 4. This is fine and perfectly understandable for men making enormous decisions about the rest of their lives for them and their families. Still, it ruins the holiday for basketball writers, a mild inconvenience for a dream job but an inconvenience all the same. I enjoy a hot dog on the lake, too, damnit.

This year’s free agent is Gordon Hayward, the biggest name still on the market. Hayward’s decision between the Miami Heat, Boston Celtics, and Utah Jazz will likely come on Tuesday or Wednesday, according to the Salt Lake Tribune’s Tony Jones.

Miami’s pitch is their beach lifestyle and one of the league’s best coaches in Erik Spoelstra. The Celtics brought Hayward to Fenway Park on Sunday, showing him a video featuring sports legends saying good things about Boston and a personalized message from David Ortiz. In Utah, Hayward’s meeting will take place in San Diego with the Jazz executives. Their pitch, per ESPN’s Tim MacMahon, will revolve around how Hayward’s role will continue to grow with the team, all while playing next to Rudy Gobert, an ideal teammate for him.

One city’s Fourth of July fireworks may double as a Hayward celebration on Tuesday, and us basketball writers will watch them from the window behind our desk while blogging away.

WINNER: The NBA (and Nene, and the Rockets)

Nene tried to re-sign with the Houston Rockets on Saturday, agreeing to a four-year, $15 million deal only for the NBA to tell both parties that they can’t do that. See, in the new CBA, there’s a over-38 clause that prevents players from signing for longer than three years if they are or would turn 38 during the length of the contract. Instead, the 34-year-old Nene settled for a three-year, $11 million deal with Houston the next day.

Nene missed out on an extra $4 million, but he’s still making $11 million. He’s a winner here. The Rockets get a quality backup big man back, one who served them well all last season. And the NBA wins because you can never sneak something past them.

LOSER: Lower tier free agents

If free agency feels quieter this season, you’re right.

Free agency definitely moving slower than 2016. I had 44 contacts reported the first two days last year. Just 28 so far this year.

— Kevin Pelton (@kpelton) July 3, 2017

Last year, due to an unprecedented cap spike, every team in the league had cap space. It helped facilitate many deals happening quickly, including some lucrative ones. This year, free agents may be hoping for the same type of deals while teams realize that they just don’t have that type of money. This is the result.

WINNER: Tom Thibodeau bringing the crew back together

Minnesota signed Taj Gibson on Sunday on a two year, $28 million deal. It’s the second player that Timberwolves head coach Tom Thibodeau has brought in that he coached just a few years ago in Chicago, the first of course being Jimmy Butler.

I don’t necessarily love Gibson’s fit — last season was his worst in several years, and he can’t space the floor when Karl-Anthony Towns is in the post, a place where he dominates — but boy, the Timberwolves won’t be fun to play against next year. They still definitely need a shooting wing, and those have mostly flown off the market at this point. Still, at least Thibodeau knows what to expect from his new roster.

Who’s next from the 2014 Bulls? Can we get Carlos Boozer to Minnesota? Mike James? KIRK HINRICH REUNION, LET’S GO. (On a serious note, someone tell the Timberwolves that they shouldn’t sign Derrick Rose. Don’t do it.)