Leveious Roland

Louisiana, California,Shenzhen China

Graz , Austria 

​Leveious@gmail.com , Levrolando@gmx.com 

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Brief Bio

Leveious R. Rolando: Forging the Path of Tomorrow's Innovations

Introducing Leveious Rolando, a visionary and trailblazer at the forefront of entrepreneurial and marketing landscapes, leaving an indelible mark on industries through groundbreaking concepts and a relentless pursuit of progress. His distinctive edge lies in his unmatched comprehension of global cultural dynamics, seamlessly interlacing language, technology, and strategic alliances to create bridges on both personal and professional horizons.

In 1995, Leveious orchestrated an audacious move by co-branding Cyber Java, the world's inaugural Internet cafe nestled in the vibrant heart of Venice, California. This transformative step not only redefined internet accessibility but also ushered in an era of cutting-edge innovations, including streaming web broadcasts, revolutionary server architectures, and visionary entities such as Xing Technologies, DVBS (Digital Broadcast Systems), and the likes of Yahoo. Fuelled by an unquenchable thirst for innovation, Leveious's journey progressed to the co-creation of StreamingMedia.com, a dynamic platform emblematic of the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Amid this transformative odyssey, Leveious ascended to esteemed positions such as advisor and board member to ICAAN, benefiting from mentorship by luminaries like Ester Dyson( 1998 to 2000 She was appointed as one of ICANN's nine initial directors in October 1998. She served as an ICANN director until 16 November 2000. Today, his sagacity propels the Web3 Foundation, a pioneering force redefining the decentralized web. Notably, in the entertainment realm, Leveious serves as an advisory board member for The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the world's most stringent privacy and security law with global implications.

Beyond his strategic roles as a project coordinator, project manager, and strategic advisor to renowned figures like Jeff Sotzing ofNBC/ Carson Productions & Richard “Dick” Carson, a five-time Emmy Award-winning director and Ted Fields of Interscope Communications, Leveious possesses a unique gift for identifying latent strengths within individuals. His ability to orchestrate harmonious collaborations spanning music production, development, and beyond consistently yields groundbreaking outcomes. Remarkably prescient, his capacity to anticipate trends and convergences often precedes the insights of global think tanks, cementing his stature as a consummate talent catalyst and mastermind of collaboration.

Throughout his trajectory, Leveious has fostered potent partnerships with industry behemoths such as Cisco Systems, Oracle, Microsoft, and mobile giants hailing from Germany and South Korea. His current focus? Deciphering the impact of mobile commerce, social applications, and AI-driven revenue models across international landscapes.

However, Leveious's influence extends beyond the professional realm, shaped by his rich heritage. Stemming from a family pivotal in the global ascent of Salsa Music, his exposure to Afro-Cuban, Latino, and Brazilian music and media fuels his unique perspective. His pivotal role in shaping the Creative Artists Agency (CAA), an influential force spanning entertainment, sports, and politics, underscores his enduring impact.

This commitment to transformative change resonates deeply, exemplified by his co-facilitation of a multisensory vocational model for neuro-diverse autistic children—a triumph recognized worldwide. Additionally, his visionary concept of leveraging cultural and national assets as tools for cultural diplomacy and influence sets an innovative standard.

An alumnus of Oxford's esteemed halls and imbued with Jewish Yeshiva teachings, Leveious embodies critical thinking and an insatiable curiosity, shaping his distinct outlook. From collaborating with luminaries like Michael Jackson and revolutionizing user experience branding, Leveious's imprint on entertainment is lasting. His profound insight into latent talents led him to become a creative consultant and cultural competence facilitator, reshaping the entertainment landscape.

In the digital marketing sphere, Leveious pioneered global consumer development for independent hip-hop and Latin music labels, laying the foundation for industry evolution. As an early adopter of the internet's potential, he co-authored a groundbreaking white paper outlining its transformative power for one of the world's largest multimedia corporations.

Formerly a distinguished research analyst at the RAND Corporation, Leveious excelled in research analysis, technical writing, and critical infrastructure. Notably, renowned entities like Cisco Systems, NBC, Sony Records, and Interscope sought his consultancy services. His strategies for Danger reframed mobile devices as people-centric tools, propelling T-Mobile Sidekick sales through youth-centered events.

As a pioneer at Forrester Market Research, Leveious spearheaded the mobile-digital commerce platform in partnership with T-Mobile and Nike MTV Germany Interactive Music Awards 2007. This groundbreaking model revolutionized user purchasing behavior, leaving a global impact on events like the China Olympics and the World Cup in Africa. Today, he spearheads Soft Power platforms, propelling nations like South Korea, China, Cuba, Brazil, and Mongolia forward in his role as Chief Convergence Officer.

Rooted in mentors like Richard Dawkins and Susan Blackmore, Leveious birthed the concept of memetic engineering. His pursuit of knowledge culminated in a Master's Degree in Quantum Theory from Tel Aviv, embodying his unwavering dedication to continuous growth. Spanning from user research event management to sensory branding and psycho-graphical mastery, his multifaceted expertise cements him as a visionary architect of global industries' future.

Within the tapestry of Leveious Rolando's achievements, his legacy extends beyond pioneering contributions. It's etched through his steadfast commitment to empowering individuals, fostering collaborations, and driving transformative global shifts. With cultural acumen, visionary leadership, and multidimensional talents, Leveious shapes a world that celebrates interconnectedness and enrichment on a grand scale.

Chance Thoughts: Churchill's Black Dog

Chance Thoughts: Churchill's Black Dog

How Cell Phones Saved the Onion Dip

How Cell Phones Saved the Onion Dip: "A phone call from a panicked novice chef ends with a revelation: Cell phones and computers make excellent teaching tools. The author offers her ideas for how technology can help even more people become comfortable in the kitchen; she also..."

How America Can Rise Again - The Atlantic (January/February 2010)

How America Can Rise Again - The Atlantic (January/February 2010)

Sound -audio Branding authored by leveious rolando

Marketing campaigns often focus primarily on the sense of vision, whether they are purely visual elements like print ads and billboards, or even when they have associated sound, like television commercials or retail environments.But what the advent of 3-G Mobilise devices which many have greater convergent and divergent potential in nature changes the dynamics of what is marketing to the consumer and visa versa - but what about sound?

Most marketers don’t ignore the possibilities of sound when it’s an available option. They’ll use it productively for mood-setting music or a persuasive voice over. It’s possible, though, to go beyond the obvious. First, let’s take a look at the potential impact of sound in a retail environment:

In 1998, Adrian North, David Hargreaves and Jennifer McKendrick ran a test in a British wine shop to determine the role of background music in purchase decisions. For a number of days they piped in French and German music, alternating between the two. The results: on French-music days, the French wine outsold the German wine by a ratio of four to one. On German-music days, German wine outsold the French by a ratio of three to one.

The same team also discovered that customers are likely to tolerate long waiting times (both on the phone and in the real world), if and when the hold/background music is enjoyable and fits our expectations .

In the music -entertainment many rappers- Hip Hop artists have used sound- audio branding to push products successfully with out understanding truly what they were doing such as Artist/ Producer 50 cents whole niche is to hear dropping of a coin in video or commercials before you even see him visually all youth knows it 50 cents.. it sold records just sound of coins falling to the ground... the global Hip Hop world has radical change product placement just through sound branding with the context of videos and commericials.
A conversation on audio branding -- the intentional use of music, sound and voice to create a cognitive and emotional connection between people and organizations. I'm focused on more than one-off jingles, temporary anthems or the blip-bleep noises your gadgets make; this is about the totality of a brand's sound everywhere the brand lives. One of goals of 3-G-beyond m-commerce market will be a greater awareness of the role sound plays in our lives today. And my motivation is to ensure that sonic touch points are used to enhance the world we live in, rather than serve as a vehicle for sensory bombardment.

Well-designed, behavior-based audio branding is a critical part of the experience that we have with everyday products and environments--from computers to cell phones, from ATMs to busy public spaces. If not carefully orchestrated, then unfettered sound becomes irrelevant clutter in the mind of consumers.

If you stop to consider the thousands of sounds your audiences experience when connecting to your organization ( ring tones ,on-hold music, recorded voice messages, ambient music, street sounds, the acoustic qualities of the lobby or venue, the tone and tenor of your front-of-house or customer service staff, the sound of your entry or interior doors, the hushed or hectic social conversations, not to mention the sounds of the event, itself), there are likely thousands of little tweaks that could add up to a big difference, and a more compelling experience.

Forward thinking company called "Audio Brain: is at the forefront of this consumer sensory

ascetics practice of audio branding and identity -- ''the intentional use of music, sound and voice to create a connection between people and organizations and people to people. check out the link
http://www.audiobrain.com/

what is a Meme and What is Memetic Engineer authored by leveious rolando

Strategic Intent Science White Paper: Memetic Engineering for Cultural Evolution and Societal Impact

Title: Memetic Engineering: Strategic Navigation of Memes in Digital Society

Extended Intent White Paper

Abstract:

This strategic extended intent white paper introduces Memetic Engineering as a transformative force in shaping cultural evolution and molding societal behavior through memes. With roots in Richard Dawkins' meme theory, this innovative concept is credited to the collaborative efforts of Leveious Rolando, John Sokol, and Gibran Burchett, with acknowledgment to Morgan Warstler for catalyzing a disruptive paradigm shift in the term "memetic engineering." This occurred during the collaborative tenure of John Sokol and Leveious Rolando at the Morgan Warstler Think Tank in Hollywood. The paper extensively explores the methodology of Memetic Engineering, providing a comprehensive analysis of its potential global implications, both positive and negative. Memetic Engineering focuses on intentional meme creation for a positive global impact and strategically outlines steps for meme marketing, emphasizing relevance, post reach, user engagement, and brand communication.

Introduction: Unveiling the Strategic Relevance of Memetic Engineering

This section positions Memetic Engineering as a groundbreaking and innovative approach, inspired by Dawkins' meme theory. It is presented as a strategic framework for intentionally designing memes, enabling businesses to establish a unique bond with their customers through humor and relatable content. The paper explores the potential for increased engagement and positive word-of-mouth, setting the stage for an in-depth exploration of Memetic Engineering's strategic applications.

The Dynamics of Memetic Evolution in Marketing

Highlighting the relevance of meme marketing, this section emphasizes the parallels between memes and genes. Memetic Engineering is positioned as a strategic tool to navigate the natural selection processes of variation, mutation, competition, and inheritance within memetic evolution. The section delves into the strategic approach of creating memes that resonate with diverse audiences, driving desired behavioral changes in the digital landscape.

Memetics and Mimesis: The Memosphere in the Public Sphere

Introducing a public conference at Dartmouth, this section delves into why scholars and the public should take memes seriously. It explores the impact of memes on politics and society, evaluating whether they represent positive or negative forces in our digital society. The conference serves as a platform to foster dialogue and understanding of memes across generations and political spectrums, underscoring Memetic Engineering's role in shaping public discourse.

How Hackers Exploit Memes for Social Engineering

This section unveils the darker side of meme usage, focusing on how hackers exploit seemingly innocent memes to gather personal information on social media. It provides a stark warning against oversharing personal details through memes and sheds light on the sophisticated social engineering tactics employed by hackers. Practical tips for protecting personal information on social media are presented, emphasizing the need for vigilance and awareness.

Memetic Culture in Academia: The Rise of Memes in Education

This section explores the academic dimension of memetic culture, showcasing the first college course on the rise of meme culture at Dartmouth. Keynote speakers Ryan Milner and Nan Z. Da offers insights into the social, political, and cultural aspects of online interaction, emphasizing the unique role memes play in generating lively public discourse within educational settings. Memetic Engineering is presented as a powerful tool for educators to engage students and facilitate discussions, leveraging the participatory nature of memes.

Conclusion:

Memetic Engineering emerges as a multifaceted force, offering businesses a strategic tool for meme marketing, scholars a platform for academic exploration, and users a source of engaging content. Rooted in the principles of Dawkins and propelled by contemporary insights, Memetic Engineering stands at the forefront of cultural evolution. As we navigate the memetic landscape, a balanced approach is crucial to harness the positive potential of memes while safeguarding against misuse. The paper concludes by highlighting Memetic Engineering as a valuable framework for navigating the evolving landscape of digital culture with strategic intent.

Mobile End-user " The Radical Meme" authored by leveious rolando

An evolving historic technological revolution is under way, which is creating new industries, new products, new services and, unmercifully redefining or even destroying others. It is more powerful, with greater reach and is growing faster than any other media-ecology.

It is the every day person to person the mobile mass media

In addition, mobile phones are among the most personal of devices, and UI designers now that appealing to subscribers’ emotional, as well as physical (utilitarian) needs, is a winning combination. ireless operators concerned about improving the mobile user experience will understand the sense of touch as a remendous and underused source of both physical and emotional attachment.

After all, people learn the language of touch from an early age, having absorbed its lexicon, grammar, and syntax even before verbal language.And though many of the leading handset manufacturers have started to leverage the sense of touch through tactile
feedback (haptics*), visual and auditory communication channels are still the most often used.

Yet because themobile handset is such a capable and complex tool, and because people intuitively and effortlessly understand communication through touch, the mobile communications experience stands to gain immeasurably from the
use of haptics technology.

Rapid Technology advances have turned the mobile phone into the ultimate portable tool for information,
communications, productivity, and entertainment. In addition, mobile phones are among the most personal of devices, and UI designers now that appealing to end users ’ emotional, as well as physical (utilitarian- substainble) needs, is a winning combination.

Wireless operators concerned about improving the mobile user experience will understand the sense of touch as a
tremendous and underused source of both physical and emotional attachment. After all, people learn the language

Like the what Alan Moore says 7 th mass media has emerge

It is not as clear and coherent, with established well known global brands, as the older Internet is today, with its Google’s, Yahoo’s, YouTube’s and Second Life’s. But the foundations are now being laid for the future corporate giants for the 7th mass media to emerge.

Differing from the internet, mobile as the 7th mass media channel is similar to the five legacy mass media, economically viable with a stable business model from day one. Yet, differing from the legacy mass media, all of which are witnessing a decline in their audiences and revenues, mobile like the internet, is an interactive media enabling it to fully capitalize on social networking and digital communities.

But more importantly from a media audience point-of-view, there already are over twice as many mobile phones worldwide as there are personal computers, nearly twice as many mobiles as TV sets. The only mass media that is carried upon the owner at all times, mobile is also the first mass media where near 100% accuracy is feasible on measuring the audience.