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We are so thrilled to welcome the extremely talented manager, Brandon Bisig to Tipsy Casting! Brandon Bisig was born and raised in Southwest Michigan.  He studied Finance and Statistics at Miami University of Ohio in Oxford, OH.  Post graduation he went on to a career in consulting at Accenture Consulting, but that was short lived as he decided to pursue his passion in Film and Television.  After moving to NYC, Brandon worked odd jobs in a number of different sectors of the industry before working for Fred Zollo, Vince P. Maggio and Barbara Broccoli.  It was there where Brandon met manager Russ Lyster which sparked his interest in Management.  Brandon moved to Los Angeles where he started as an assistant and worked his way up at Thruline Entertainment where he spent 12 years and honed his craft before  joining Canopy Media Partners.  Resources: Brandon's Instagram Brandon's IMDB Canopy Media Parters's Instagram ──────────────────────────── ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Stay Tuned with Tipsy Casting on IG⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Watch the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tipsy Casting YouTube Channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Jessica ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Jenn ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Learn More About ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Jess ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠& ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Jenn's⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Casting --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tipsycastingpodcast/message

Dr. Laura records a special episode live in Bruges, Belgium, with guest Philip Vanhoutte for a tour of the Generous Workhome. Philip explains how the vital elements of nature and wellbeing were distilled into six essentials for work health, and how those six essentials were built into the Generous Workhome to create an optimal, productive environment.Philip drew from research into the value of pulling nature into daily life and the concepts of biophilic design to create the blueprint for the Generous Workhome. His theory is encapsulated by the acronym EASI, which is defined as Energizing being the key to driving Authoring, Sharing, and Interacting. As Philip guides Dr. Laura through the prototype Workhome studio spaces, it is evident that elements of sound blocking, nature, movement, adjustable lighting, and air temperature have all been carefully curated. Dr. Laura learns more about how EASI needs are woven into a functional work layout, the intention behind every choice, and how the outdoors can be brought into daily life.  The YouTube version of this episode will enable viewers to truly see the Generous Workhome, aspects of which can be applied into our own work environments.“In here you are hearing the sounds of a forest at this very moment. It's a biophilic sound which has no repetition or pattern in it. So it's not twice the same bird that you're hearing chirping. And that puts people at ease. What human beings and animals need is the sounds of water, wind, and birds. If they hear these things, they relax.” Philip VanhoutteAbout Philip Vanhoutte:Leveraging a rewarding international career in the ITC industry, Philip Vanhoutte's passion for personal productivity tools and communication & collaboration solutions morphed into a singular purpose: accelerating the realization of human potential.Philip champions the adoption of Smarter Working: a holistic human centered work design practice that unifies space, technology, and people disciplines. He co-authored The Smarter Working Manifesto, a definitive guide on how to shape the best work style. In his quest for health and joy at work he learned that Nature Deficit Disorder has produced highest ever burnouts, work induced sickness, and a struggling workforce. He campaigned for more nature at work with Ozadi at SXSW in Austin and GCUC in Denver.Philip graduated from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium with a combined Applied Economics and Engineering degree and a major in Marketing. He started his career at Accenture Consulting, to continue with key change management roles at Engie and Wang Laboratories. In the second part of his IT career, he grew the MCI WorldCom International business, became Chief Marketing Officer at Sony-Ericsson Mobile Communications to finish a blue-chip career as SrVP and MD of Plantronics (now part of HP) Europe and Africa.Since the Financial Crisis of 2008, Philip became a strong advocate of Agile Working with a passion for Human Dimensions of Organisations. He is known for transformational projects in award-winning offices which are acoustic temples and benchmarks for the biophilic built environment. He has advised Leesman, Veldhoen+Company and Work EvOHlution, and provided support to the founding of the Osservatorio Smart Working at the Politecnico di Milano.Resources:Philip Vanhoutte on LinkedInWebsite: https://smarterworking.io/“The Smarter Working Manifesto” by Guy Clapperton and Philip Vanhoutte  “14 Patterns of Biophilic Design” by Terrapin Bright GreenEASINot A DeskMoodsonic  Aera home fragrance  Savanna Studio“Forest Bathing” by Dr. Qing Li“Spring Cannot Be Cancelled” by David Hockney and Martin GayfordLearn more about Dr. Laura on her website: https://drlaura.liveFor more resources, look into Dr. Laura's organizations: Canada Career CounsellingSynthesis Psychology

Dr. Laura welcomes guests Laura Cohen, counsellor and founder of her own nature therapy practice, and Philip Vanhoutte, ITC industry professional and author of “The Smarter Working Manifesto”, to the show to talk about the power of Vitamin N, nature. Both Laura and Philip are champions of the benefits of a connection with nature at work and in life.Laura Cohen, who works with Dr. Laura through Canada Career Counselling, details studies that show people to be happiest in coastal environments and outdoors. She also cites the profound benefits of nature for those living with ADHD. Philip Vanhoutte is a proponent of Biophilic Design, which includes identifying fourteen patterns of nature that would ideally be included in a building to directly impact the wellness of individuals within. The ways in which nature improves our work lives and overall health are compelling and it becomes apparent that we need to set ourselves up to maximize our interactions with nature. Laura and Philip share their individual expertise on the transformative power of nature and how they each advise incorporating more of the outdoors into our daily lives. “There's also this idea that I think a lot of the time we see nature as this thing that's separate from us or that it's a commodity to fulfill us and make us feel good… it reduces our stress hormones and we see it as something that's beneficial. But the next level is kind of understanding the reciprocity and how do I give back to nature, and developing that sort of deeper relationship with nature.” Laura CohenAbout Laura Cohen:Originally from Montreal, Laura is now based in Halifax with a 10 minute walk to the ocean. For the last 6 years, Laura has worked as a counsellor in universities, Employee Assistance Programs, and in private practice, including her own nature therapy practice and Canada Career Counselling.  Laura holds a Master's degree in Counselling Psychology from McGill University and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications with a minor in Psychology from Concordia University. Laura has been a guest lecturer for organizations such as Dalhousie University, Concordia University, Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association presenting on the mental health benefits of nature as well as, offers individual nature-informed therapy and outdoor groups therapeutic services for women and children for an embodied experience. She is also an intuitive, creative, and finds herself exploring the intersection of psychospiritual concepts and western psychology in her work as a nature therapist  guiding her clients through the lens of transpersonal psychology, polyvagal theory, creative arts, and other modalities like Acceptance & commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems.   About Philip Vanhoutte:Leveraging a rewarding international career in the ITC industry, Philip Vanhoutte's passion for personal productivity tools and communication & collaboration solutions morphed into a singular purpose: accelerating the realization of human potential.Philip champions the adoption of Smarter Working: a holistic human centred work design practice that unifies space, technology, and people disciplines. He co-authored The Smarter Working Manifesto, a definitive guide on how to shape the best work style. In his quest for health and joy at work he learned that Nature Deficit Disorder has produced highest ever burnouts, work induced sickness, and a struggling workforce. He campaigned for more nature at work with Ozadi at SXSW in Austin and GCUC in Denver.Philip graduated from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium with a combined Applied Economics and Engineering degree and a major in Marketing. He started his career at Accenture Consulting, to continue with key change management roles at Engie and Wang Laboratories. In the second part of his IT career, he grew the MCI WorldCom International business, became Chief Marketing Officer at Sony-Ericsson Mobile Communications to finish a blue-chip career as SrVP and MD of Plantronics (now part of HP) Europe and Africa.Since the Financial Crisis of 2008, Philip became a strong advocate of Agile Working with a passion for Human Dimensions of Organisations. He is known for transformational projects in award-winning offices which are acoustic temples and benchmarks for the biophilic built environment. He has advised Leesman, Veldhoen+Company and Work EvOHlution, and provided support to the founding of the Osservatorio Smart Working at the Politecnico di Milano.Resources:Philip Vanhoutte on LinkedInWebsite: https://smarterworking.io/“The Smarter Working Manifesto” by Guy Clapperton and Philip Vanhoutte  Laura Cohen on LinkedIn  Website: https://lauracohen.org/Terrapin Bright Green PublicationsBill Browning, Founding Partner at Terrapin  “Braiding Sweetgrass” by Robin Wall Kimmerer  “Sound Business” by Julian Treasure  Moodsonic  Aera home fragrance  “Hello, Goodbye: 75 Rituals for Times of Loss, Celebration, and Change” by Day Schildkret and Elena Brower  “SoulCraft” by Bill Plotkin “Returning the Gift” PDF by Robin KimmererLearn more about Dr. Laura on her website: https://drlaura.liveFor more resources, look into Dr. Laura's organizations: Canada Career CounsellingSynthesis Psychology

Happy Thursday! I'm back this week with a celebrity from California (even if you haven't heard of her yet) and a powerhouse on the national food scene.

In today's episode of You Can Overcome Anything! Podcast Show, CesarRespino.com brings to you a special guest by the name of Andrew Pek.Andrew Pek - know as the “Consultant's Consultant” is an internationally recognized executive advisor, entrepreneur and best selling author in the field of creativity, innovation and design thinking. He has coached and educated thousands of students, professionals and top executives throughout the world on how to start-up, grow and transform their business.Back in 2005 he co-founded DxD Partners Inc, whose mission is to build the power skills of the next generation of entrepreneurs, innovators and change makers through real world experiences and provocative educational programming focused on what he calls the “power skills of trusted advisors.”In addition to his award winning books, Pek is the Host of the popular business/life podcast Consulting Unplugged ® a no-nonsense, plain talking conversation with entrepreneurs, entertainers and executives about their secret sauce and related tips for achieving commercial success and ultimately making a positive difference in the world.Prior to DxD Partners, Andrew Pek served as Head of Global Innovation Effectiveness for Pfizer Consumer Health Care and was a Partner for Accenture Consulting responsible for global change management.Andrew's message to you is:Love what you do, do what you loveTo Connect with Andrew go to:Love what you do, do what you loveTo Connect with CesarRespino go to:

Why PropTechs are Poised to Disrupt the Market more than Fintechs? Interested in understanding Property Technology? Want to understand their disruption potential? Every industry is facing technological advances, however the real estate market has been slower to embrace change. Proptechs are accelerating the speed of innovation and change in the Real Estate market. From Big Data, AI and machine learning to virtual and augmented reality and drones, join us for a discussion on the PropTech trends that are disrupting the market. Brian Bell, PropTech Innovation Practice Lead, Accenture Consulting will put PropTechs into perspective and help you understand their disruption potential! Lunch and Learn jointly sponsored by: City of Vaughan

In this episode, the last in a three-part series on women in mining called "What Lies Beneath," Jennifer Burge with WorldWise Coaching & Training, Nancy Morales-Arango with Bureau Veritas, and Melissa Sanderson with Mel Sanderson Consulting talk with Dr. Adrian McIntyre about the MegaWomen of the MegaRegion project focused on empowering women in the mining industry in Arizona and Sonora. A https://www.mining.com/mining-fingered-as-a-laggard-among-laggards-on-female-representation-report/ (recent study by McKinsey & Company) found that when it comes to women's representation in senior leadership in the global mining workforce, the sector is a "laggard among laggards." Female representation within mining company C-suites is just 13%. Among S&P 500 companies, there are only 30 female CEOs — not one of them from mining. Topics discussed during today's conversation include: Leadership skills and characteristics inherent to women that enhance our chances of success in hierarchies built and maintained by men Recognition of men as collaborators and mentors Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) to Ethical Sustainable Growth (ESG+) How to be your authentic self in both national and corporate cultures that are not your own Self-awareness as the key to successful communication Need to catch up? Listen to https://www.valleybusinessradio.show/episode/women-mining-jennifer-burge-andrea-boltz-maria-lopez-de-la-rosa (Part 1) and https://www.valleybusinessradio.show/episode/women-mining-arizona-sonora-jennifer-burge-margarita-celaya-ivette-marian (Part 2) of this mini-series on women in mining. Featured Guestshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jenburge/ (Jennifer Burge) is CEO of https://www.worldwisecoach.com/ (WorldWise Coaching & Training) based in Phoenix, Arizona and Hermosillo, Sonora. With experience on four continents and over fifty countries, WorldWise Coaching prepares its clients to thrive in international environments across the globe. The company provides private executive coaching and customized team training in the field of intercultural business communication and multicultural team building. Their expertise includes strategic consulting services to assist in conflict resolution across worldviews, international expansions, and T-MEC/USMCA Mexican Labor Reform Laws. WorldWise has been working with clients and partners in the Mexican mining industry since 2019. The relationship was formalized in 2020 when WorldWise Coaching became the first strategic ally of the Mining Cluster of Sonora in the United States. In 2021, WorldWise and the Sonora Mining Cluster co-organized Las Mineras: MegaWomen of the MegaRegion, in partnership with the US Consulate General of Nogales and the US Department of State, Bureau of Economic Affairs. This partnership has been the catalyst for ongoing cross-border women's empowerment collaboration activities in mining across Arizona and Sonora. A dual national of the US and Australia, Jennifer uses her broad business experience and technology background to assist others to thrive in global business environments. Her experience includes Fortune 100 companies, such as Honeywell and Fortune Global 500 companies—Accenture Consulting and EDS. She achieved her PMP certification in Amsterdam in 2007. Her certification to teach English as a Second Language (specialization in Business English) was earned with distinction in Madrid in 2017. Following that, she was a Fellow at the Institute for Intercultural Communication in Portland, Oregon in 2018 and Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2019. In August 2019, Mayor Kate Gallego appointed Jennifer to the Pacific Rim Advisory Council for the City of Phoenix where she is now the Vice Chairwoman. The Diplomatic Corps of Arizona appointed Jennifer to its Board of Advisors and she accepted the invitation to join the US Global Leadership Coalition's Advisory Committee for the state of Arizona in 2020. Jennifer is also an expert contributor to Mexico...

In this episode, the second of a three-part series on women in mining called "What Lies Beneath," Jennifer Burge with WorldWise Coaching & Training, Dr. Margarita Bejarano Celaya with the Mining Cluster of Sonora, and Spanish-English interpreter Ivette Marian Arnold with Ivette Marian Translations talk with Dr. Adrian McIntyre about the MegaWomen of the MegaRegion project focused on empowering women in the mining industry in Arizona and Sonora. https://www.valleybusinessradio.show/episode/women-mining-jennifer-burge-andrea-boltz-maria-lopez-de-la-rosa (Listen to Part 1 of this mini-series on women in mining.) (Producer's note: this episode of Valley Business Radio was recorded as a bilingual conversation in English and Spanish between colleagues in Phoenix, Arizona and Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. The version presented here has been adapted for an English-speaking audience, and the Spanish-language segments spoken by Dr. Margarita Bejarano Celaya are being provided as simultaneous interpretation into English by Ivette Marian.) Featured Guestshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jenburge/ (Jennifer Burge) is CEO of https://www.worldwisecoach.com/ (WorldWise Coaching & Training) based in Phoenix, Arizona and Hermosillo, Sonora. With experience on four continents and over fifty countries, WorldWise Coaching prepares its clients to thrive in international environments across the globe. The company provides private executive coaching and customized team training in the field of intercultural business communication and multicultural team building. Their expertise includes strategic consulting services to assist in conflict resolution across worldviews, international expansions, and T-MEC/USMCA Mexican Labor Reform Laws. WorldWise has been working with clients and partners in the Mexican mining industry since 2019. The relationship was formalized in 2020 when WorldWise Coaching became the first strategic ally of the Mining Cluster of Sonora in the United States. In 2021, WorldWise and the Sonora Mining Cluster co-organized Las Mineras: MegaWomen of the MegaRegion, in partnership with the US Consulate General of Nogales and the US Department of State, Bureau of Economic Affairs. This partnership has been the catalyst for ongoing cross-border women's empowerment collaboration activities in mining across Arizona and Sonora. A dual national of the US and Australia, Jennifer uses her broad business experience and technology background to assist others to thrive in global business environments. Her experience includes Fortune 100 companies, such as Honeywell and Fortune Global 500 companies—Accenture Consulting and EDS. She achieved her PMP certification in Amsterdam in 2007. Her certification to teach English as a Second Language (specialization in Business English) was earned with distinction in Madrid in 2017. Following that, she was a Fellow at the Institute for Intercultural Communication in Portland, Oregon in 2018 and Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2019. In August 2019, Mayor Kate Gallego appointed Jennifer to the Pacific Rim Advisory Council for the City of Phoenix where she is now the Vice Chairwoman. The Diplomatic Corps of Arizona appointed Jennifer to its Board of Advisors and she accepted the invitation to join the US Global Leadership Coalition's Advisory Committee for the state of Arizona in 2020. Jennifer is also an expert contributor to Mexico Business News for the mining industry. https://www.linkedin.com/in/margarita-bejarano-celaya-95783a105/ (Dr. Margarita Bejarano Celaya) is General Director of the https://www.clusterminerosonora.com.mx/ (Clúster Minero de Sonora / Mining Cluster of Sonora). Dr. Celaya describes herself as "a woman in consta (de)construction, a mother by free choice, a feminist by conviction, and a miner at heart." With 8 years of experience in the mining sector, her first position in mining was serving as the Community Development Deputy Manager for Grupo México, where she was in charge of the...

In this episode, the first of a three-part series on women in mining titled "What Lies Beneath," Jennifer Burge of WorldWise Coaching & Training, Andrea Boltz of Freeport-McMoRan, and María López de la Rosa of SilverCrest Metals talk with Dr. Adrian McIntyre about the MegaWomen of the MegaRegion project and its mission to empower women in the mining industry in Arizona and Sonora. Our conversation touched on many important topics, including: Challenges and opportunities for women in the mining industry Sustainability in mining / Responsible Production Community relations and economic development in towns near the mine sites Impact of Covid-19 and support given by mining companies to local communities Importance of gender parity and the positive impact it has on mining companies Featured Guestshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jenburge/ (Jennifer Burge) is CEO of WorldWise Coaching & Training based in Phoenix, Arizona and Hermosillo, Sonora. With experience on four continents and over fifty countries, WorldWise Coaching prepares its clients to thrive in international environments across the globe. The company provides private executive coaching and customized team training in the field of intercultural business communication and multicultural team building. Their expertise includes strategic consulting services to assist in conflict resolution across worldviews, international expansions, and T-MEC/USMCA Mexican Labor Reform Laws. WorldWise has been working with clients and partners in the Mexican mining industry since 2019. The relationship was formalized in 2020 when WorldWise Coaching became the first strategic ally of the Mining Cluster of Sonora in the United States. In 2021, WorldWise and the Sonora Mining Cluster co-organized Las Mineras: MegaWomen of the MegaRegion, in partnership with the US Consulate General of Nogales and the US Department of State, Bureau of Economic Affairs. This partnership has been the catalyst for ongoing cross-border women's empowerment collaboration activities in mining across Arizona and Sonora. A dual national of the US and Australia, Jennifer uses her broad business experience and technology background to assist others to thrive in global business environments. Her experience includes Fortune 100 companies, such as Honeywell and Fortune Global 500 companies—Accenture Consulting and EDS. She achieved her PMP certification in Amsterdam in 2007. Her certification to teach English as a Second Language (specialization in Business English) was earned with distinction in Madrid in 2017. Following that, she was a Fellow at the Institute for Intercultural Communication in Portland, Oregon in 2018 and Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2019. In August 2019, Mayor Kate Gallego appointed Jennifer to the Pacific Rim Advisory Council for the City of Phoenix where she is now the Vice Chairwoman. The Diplomatic Corps of Arizona appointed Jennifer to its Board of Advisors and she accepted the invitation to join the US Global Leadership Coalition's Advisory Committee for the state of Arizona in 2020. Jennifer is also an expert contributor to Mexico Business News for the mining industry. https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-mar%C3%ADa-boltz-ma-alm-env-sp-issp-sa-5932794/ (Andrea María Boltz) is a corporate sustainability professional with over twenty years' experience in the mining industry. She currently works across global sustainability programs and risk management at Freeport-McMoRan Inc, a leading international mining company headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. Andrea was raised in a mining family and began her mining career in investor relations and corporate development for small to mid-cap Canadian companies across North and South America, during which time she recognized the invaluable opportunity for increased performance and transparency within the industry in equitable sustainable development programs and civic engagement. Andrea also served as a sustainable infrastructure analyst through...

According to a new study from Accenture Consulting, many of the problems experienced by businesses are not because of changes in the market, competition, or technology. It’s the way that leaders THINK. What if the way that you’ve been educated — or trained yourself — to think about business isn’t valid in today’s world of change? It’s one of the most important topics we could cover on PROJECT DISTINCT, and Scott McKain will challenge YOUR thinking today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steven Shapiro is a master at breaking down the problem and figuring out the best way to solve it. My favorite part of this interview was how Steven dug into how we think and solve problems. He gives tools that you can use to bust your assumptions so you can find the best solution to a problem.  Here are some of the highlights from our interview: 0:35 - Steven Shapiro's gratitude list. 1:49 - How has the pandemic helped him. 2:04 - Feeling the anxiety of the pandemic. 3:45 - Dealing with a low response from a live audience. 5:02 - How a speaker can perceive the wrong thing from a live audience. 7:00 - How we perceive ourselves and others view us. 9:19 - The importance of doing something special for your client after the event is over.  10:35 - Digging into his processes. 11:01 - The importance of simplifying a complex problem. 11:45 - How the pandemic is changing how we work. 13:02 - Having fun with nerding out. 14:50 - Starting his business after being at Accenture Consulting. 16:30 - The first step to finding a solution is to not focus on finding a solution. 17:25 - Why we need to challenge our assumption. 19:02 - Past success is a predictor of future failure because we have blinders on. 19:50 - How we become more aware of the blinders that we create for ourselves. 22:07 - Sometimes the best solutions come outside of your industry. 24:30 - Figuring out how to apply these creative problem solutioning at work. 27:05 - Understanding what business you are in. 30:02 - Why curiosity is so important to avoiding mistakes. 33:11 - Understanding the fear within the culture of a business. 34:58 - NOW (Need, Opportunity, Will) model. 37:48 - How to check your ego at the door. 41:04 - How to combine strengths with other people at work. 42:21 - The importance of pausing before you take action. You can learn more about Steven Shapiro from his website. I would suggest picking up his book, Invisible Solutions, to help you be a better problem solver. And as always if you have any questions or want to submit a guest that you think would be amazing for my show just reach out and I'll do my best to get them on.

Krischan Kuberzig ist ein bundesweit anerkannter Experte für Onlinemarketing und schulte bereits über 6.000 Teilnehmer in Workshops und Seminaren. Er ist seit 2002 im Bereich traditioneller und digitaler Medien tätig. Bevor er sich 2011 als Berater selbständig machte, hatte er verschiedene leitende Positionen inne, unter anderem bei Axel Springer, Portalis und der dgroup (Part of Accenture Consulting). Kuberzig berät zahlreiche KMU und Großunternehmen zu Online-Marketing und online-sales. AGV-Hauptgeschäftsführer Florian Bernschneider traf ihn im Podcast des AGV "Auf eine Pizza mit...".

According to a new study from Accenture Consulting, many of the problems experienced by businesses are not because of changes in the market, competition, or technology.  It’s the way that leaders THINK. What if the way that you’ve been educated — or trained yourself — to think about business isn’t valid in today’s world of change? It’s one of the most important topics we could cover on PROJECT DISTINCT, and Scott McKain will challenge YOUR thinking today!

Agile project management intends to speed up project execution and increase quality of the result. How communication and information management, focus on teams, defining clear roles and splitting up the overall task into smaller sub-tasks becomes essential. Hear Leroy explaining the main issues of agile project management along some interesting actual projects he is involved in.

Is consulting really as simple as just giving companies advice? What's it like to redefine a leading retailer's technology strategy? What's it like to be working as an insight driver, a deck builder, and a secretary, all at once? What is slide jiggle and the pizza triangle? In this episode, we interview Jake MacDonnell about his internship at Accenture.Copyright Akash Pasricha 2018. All rights reserved.

Is consulting really as simple as just giving companies advice? What's it like to redefine a leading retailer's technology strategy? What's it like to be working as an insight driver, a deck builder, and a secretary, all at once? What is slide jiggle and the pizza triangle? In this episode, we interview Jake MacDonnell about his internship at Accenture.Copyright Akash Pasricha 2018. All rights reserved.

On today's episode of the TeacherCast Podcast, we welcome Kat Kennewell and Phil Grigonis on the program to showcase the amazing https://www.teachercast.net/product/B01LFN22FG/US/teach00-20/?cart=y (Edison Robot) from Microbric. About Edison RobotsIn 2014, with only a tiny team based in South Australia, Microbric launched the Edison robot with a bang. The wildly successful Kickstarter campaign hit 524% funding and the popularity of Edison has only grown from there. The highly versatile and easy-to-use robot is now distributed globally and can be found in schools in more than 50 countries around the world. Microbric's vision for the Edison robot is to create an affordable, comprehensive STEM teaching resource for coding and robotics education for students in years 3 – 9. To support this vision, users of Edison have access to free educational resources and programming apps. The Edison robot can be programmed multiple ways: using pre-set barcodes, EdWare, EdPy and now, EdBlocks. EdBlocks, the newest programming language for Edison robots, is a fully icon-based language that is super easy to use. A drag-and-drop block-based system, EdBlocks is intuitive and fun, even for younger users. Perfect for introducing anyone to programming, EdBlocks is ideal for students aged 8 to 12 years old. Students can then take their programming further with EdWare, a hybrid graphical language, and EdPy, a highly versatile text-based programming language based on Python. Best of all? Access to all programming languages and associated teaching resources is absolutely free. http://www.meetedison.com (Learn more at www.meetedison.com) Links of Interesthttp://www.meetedison.com (Homepage) https://meetedison.com/robot-programming-software/edblocks/ (EdBlocks) http://www.edblocksapp.com (EdBlocks App) https://www.facebook.com/meetedison (Facebook) https://twitter.com/MeetEdison (Twitter) https://au.pinterest.com/meetedison/ (Pinterest) https://www.instagram.com/meet_edison/ (Instagram) https://www.youtube.com/user/microbric (YouTube) About our GuestsKat KennewellProduct and Marketing Manager for Microbric, a South Australia-based educational robotics company, Kat has experience working in education, eLearning, and technology. An avid writer, Kat believes the right words can connect people with the ideas they need to make a better world for today and tomorrow. Twitter: https://twitter.com/KatKennewell (https://twitter.com/KatKennewell) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katkennewell/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/katkennewell/) Phil GrigonisPhil Grigonis is a Technology Education teacher at Upper Perkiomen Middle School in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems and a Masters in Technology Education. Phil has been teaching for the past three years, and has worked for IBM and Accenture Consulting in previous careers. In addition to teaching, he is the advisor at his school for the Technology Student Association (TSA) and a member of the Technology Education and Engineering Association of Pennsylvania (TEEAP). https://sites.google.com/a/upsd.org/technology-and-engineering-education-with-mr-grigonis/meet-edison (Check out Phil's Edison Robot Website)   More about Edison RobotsUnparalleled value-for-money and is supported by free downloadable lesson plans and activities. Thanks to built-in sensors, lights and sounds plus autonomous behaviour capabilities, true robotics education is possible with Edison. Responds to light and sounds Follows lines and avoids obstacles Communicate with other Edison robots Can be used as a platform to build all types of projects Edison can grow with students as their coding knowledge expands. EdBlocks is a fully graphical robot programming language that is super easy to use. A drag-and-drop block-based system, EdBlocks is intuitive and fun, even for younger users – perfect for students in grades 3 to 6 EdWare...

Accenture Consulting recently reported that the value of the Internet of Health Things will top $163 billion by 2020. Within the next five years the healthcare sector is projected to be #1 in the list of top 10 industries for Internet of Things app development. This kind of high-stakes, leading-edge industry development attracts brilliant young minds! Among those, Elizabeth Russell, co-founder and CEO of DataDog Health and Daniel Kapper, co-founder of MediModo, whose companies are riding this wave. Fueled by a deep curiosity and love of learning, Elizabeth and Daniel, respectively, have parlayed what started out as side projects into full-time entrepreneurial endeavors. They share how their corporate jobs influenced their desire to find technological solutions to the profoundly human conditions that affect our health and wellness.

Accenture Consulting recently reported that the value of the Internet of Health Things will top $163 billion by 2020. Within the next five years the healthcare sector is projected to be #1 in the list of top 10 industries for Internet of Things app development. This kind of high-stakes, leading-edge industry development attracts brilliant young minds! Among those, Elizabeth Russell, co-founder and CEO of DataDog Health and Daniel Kapper, co-founder of MediModo, whose companies are riding this wave. Fueled by a deep curiosity and love of learning, Elizabeth and Daniel, respectively, have parlayed what started out as side projects into full-time entrepreneurial endeavors. They share how their corporate jobs influenced their desire to find technological solutions to the profoundly human conditions that affect our health and wellness.

Accenture Consulting recently reported that the value of the Internet of Health Things will top $163 billion by 2020. Within the next five years the healthcare sector is projected to be #1 in the list of top 10 industries for Internet of Things app development. This kind of high-stakes, leading-edge industry development attracts brilliant young minds! Among those, Elizabeth Russell, co-founder and CEO of DataDog Health and Daniel Kapper, co-founder of MediModo, whose companies are riding this wave. Fueled by a deep curiosity and love of learning, Elizabeth and Daniel, respectively, have parlayed what started out as side projects into full-time entrepreneurial endeavors. They share how their corporate jobs influenced their desire to find technological solutions to the profoundly human conditions that affect our health and wellness.

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