New to The Street Announces Bloomberg Television Lineup for Saturday, April 12 at 6:30 PM ET Featuring Health In Tech CFO Julia Qian, BIOVie's Dr. Joseph Palumbo, The Sustainable Green Team with Kevin Harrington and Tony Raynor, and eXoZymes Vice President Tyler Korman
New to The Street debuts its inaugural restaurant segment featuring BlackBarn with owner and chef John Doherty
NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / April 12, 2025 / New to The Street, a leading financial media TV series, is excited to announce its Bloomberg Television broadcast this Saturday, April 12 at 6:30 PM ET, airing as sponsored programming. This week's episode features a dynamic group of innovators and executives transforming industries across healthcare, biotech, sustainability, and enzyme technology - with a special culinary segment connecting business and lifestyle.
This week's featured interviews include:
Segment Debut: 'Market Bites'
This week also marks the premiere of New to The Street's new culinary lifestyle segment, 'Market Bites,' spotlighting renowned chefs who are also savvy entrepreneurs. In this debut, Chef John Doherty, the visionary behind BlackBarn in Manhattan, takes viewers inside his kitchen and mindset - blending flavor with business strategy in an inspiring interview filmed on location.
This week's broadcast is supported by the following featured commercial sponsors:
This eclectic and visionary lineup reflects New to The Street's commitment to showcasing thought leaders and entrepreneurs with actionable insights and big visions for tomorrow's economy.
About New to The Street
New to The Street is one of the longest-running U.S. and internationally syndicated TV platforms featuring public and private companies. With more than 650 episodes aired, it reaches millions of households weekly on major networks including Bloomberg and Fox Business as sponsored programming. Subscribe to New to The Street TV on YouTube and join over 2.4 million loyal viewers discovering 'Opportunities To Consider™" each week.
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Monica Brennan
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SOURCE: New To The Street
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