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Ο καρκίνος του προστάτη είναι ο συχνότερος καρκίνος στους άντρες και η δεύτερη σε συχνότητα αιτία θανάτου από καρκίνο μετα τον καρκίνο του πνεύμονα. Ο Νοέμβριος έχει καθιερωθεί ως μήνας πρόληψης αυτού του καρκίνου. Σε αυτό το podcast, εξιστορώ την δική μου εμπειρία μαζί του καθώς και το πώς τελικά τελείωσε όλο αυτό. Σε καμία περίπτωση μην θεωρήσετε όσα ακούγονται ως ιατρικές συμβουλές. Η μόνη συμβουλή που έχω προς όλους, είναι μία: Μην αφήνετε τίποτα στην τύχη. Ψαχτείτε. Οσο νωρίτερα ανακαλύπτουμε κάτι, τόσο περισσότερες πιθανότητες έχουμε να το αντιμετωπίσουμε με επιτυχία. -Το κίνημα Movember και η σημασία του προληπτικού ελέγχου του καρκίνου του προστάτη επιστροφή Το κίνημα υπενθυμίζει στους άντρες να κάνουν τις απαραίτητες εξετάσεις για την υγεία τους κάθε χρόνο. Το κίνημα του Movember ξεκίνησε το 2003 από την Αυστραλία, με στόχο να επαναφέρει τη μόδα του μουστακιού και στις νέες γενιές. Σε μια συνέντευξη που έγινε στον ιδρυτή του Movember, Adam Garone, σχετικά για την δημιουργία του Movember αυτός ανέφερε: “Tο Movember ξεκίνησε με τον παραδοσιακό αυστραλιανό τρόπο: μια Κυριακή απόγευμα, ως πλάκα, με τον αδελφό μου και έναν φίλο, ενώ πίναμε μπίρες. Μιλούσαμε για τα διάφορα στυλ από τη δεκαετία του '80 και πως όλα επιστρέφουν στη μόδα. Η συζήτηση κατέληξε με μία πρόκληση να ξαναφέρουμε στη μόδα το μουστάκι. “Mo” είναι ο όρος αργκό στην Αυστραλία για το μουστάκι, οπότε ξαναβαφτίσαμε τον Νοέμβριο, Μοέμβριο (Movember) και θέσαμε μερικούς απλούς κανόνες που ισχύουν έως σήμερα. Ξεκινάτε φρεσκοξυρισμένοι στην αρχή του μήνα και αφήνετε μουστάκι για 30 μέρες.” Αργότερα αποφάσισαν να συνδέσουν αυτή τη μόδα με ένα καλό σκοπό. Την ευαισθητοποίηση του κοινού για θέματα που αφορούν την αντρική υγεία και συγκεκριμένα τον αντρικό καρκίνο. Λόγω της μεγάλης απήχησης του Movember, ο μήνας Νοέμβριος καθιερώθηκε ως ο μήνας των ανδρών και πιο συγκεκριμένα είναι ο εορτασμός του μουστακιού για έναν ολόκληρο μήνα. Το Movember έχει μεγάλη σημασία, γιατί είναι σαν μια υπενθύμιση στους άντρες να φροντίζουν τους εαυτούς τους και να κάνουν τις απαραίτητες εξετάσεις για την υγεία τους κάθε χρόνο. Έχει μεγάλη σημασία οι άντρες άνω των 50 (και άνω τον 40 σε περίπτωση οικογενειακού ιστορικού καθώς έχουν δυο φορές περισσότερες πιθανότητες για την εμφάνιση καρκίνου προστάτη) να κάνουν ΚΑΘΕ χρόνο τον προληπτικό έλεγχο τους, γιατί πολύ συχνά ο καρκίνος του προστάτη δεν δίνει κανένα σύμπτωμα στα αρχικά στάδιά του, όταν μπορεί να είναι πλήρως ιάσιμος. Ο καρκίνος του προστάτη είναι ο συχνότερος καρκίνος στους άντρες και η δεύτερη σε συχνότητα αιτία θανάτου από καρκίνο μετα τον καρκίνο του πνεύμονα. Ο καρκίνος του προστάτη ανιχνεύεται σε περίπου 1 στους 4 άντρες και περίπου 1 στους 5 θα πρέπει να υποβληθεί σε βιοψία προστάτη. Για αυτό το λόγο οι προληπτικές εξετάσεις είναι τεράστιας σημασίας για την πρώιμη διάγνωση της νόσου. Πηγή: https://www.anticancerath.gr/ourwork/mazikaistospiti/?nid=32868

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This Week:  Future Of Fundraising Our #22NTC coverage resumes as Adam Garone shares his experience growing the individual donor base and driving transformational change at Starlight Children's Foundation. There’s more at tonymartignetti.com 

Meet Adam. You already know his work. Because when you co-found the movement Movember and create the world's first digital organization, you know creativity and innovation are his jam. But today he's leading up the Starlight Foundation delivering happiness to seriously ill kids in the hospital. He's one of the most successful social entrepreneurs of our time who raised awareness about men's health and built a global community of fundraisers to support it in the most whimsical way

Episode 13 of Karishma Thomas's talk show, "Miraculous Mondays".

This is episode we chat with Adam Garone about how he has build two massive brands including Movember and now the Children's Starlight Foundation and just how important a distribution plan is to brand growth. Show notes - https://www.twodogsagency.com/adam-garone-how-starting-with-a-distribution-plan-is-key-to-growing-a-brand/

Episode #65: A self-proclaimed "mustache farmer," Adam Garone is the CEO and co-founder of Movember, a globally celebrated movement that pits mustaches against men's health issues; particularly prostate cancer. Adam comes from a long line of military, was a digital web and marketing exec, and now for the past 10 years, has brought 10's of millions of men and women together across more than 20 countries; raising well over a half a BILLION (yes, with a "B") dollars in its brief history. On Innovation Crush, Adam dishes on his personal history, what it means to be a leader, why Movember works, the future of his organization, and much more.

ITW:S1E10 - Adam Garone, co-founder and former CEO of The Movember Foundation, a public speaker and philanthropist who has raised close to one billion dollars for charity, discusses his new CBD company Remedy_Assist., his formative years in Australia, his life in the military, the birth of Movember, and how he got into the weeds.  Check out www.adamgarone.com

Movember started as a concept developed by Adam Garone, his brother Trav, and Luke Slattery fourteen years ago. It was founded out of a conversation to have men grow real moustaches and have real conversations about what's going on in their life. In this episode you'll discover what my motivations are for doing Movember 2017. If you want someone to talk to, or as I mention in the episode, to practice opening those lines of communication, I'm here to chat. Email me at info@jacobandreae.com and I'll call you back to chat. If you want to speak to someone with professional training, here are some organisations with numbers to call and websites to visit to find out more information: Beyondblue: 1300 22 4636 https://www.beyondblue.org.au Lifeline: 12 11 14 https://www.lifeline.org.au Head to Health: https://headtohealth.gov.au This is my 10 minute BlogCast. Every Monday, I'll release a 10 minute or less podcast talking about my blog for the week. You can find the written blog at www.JacobAndreae.com

In this episode of the Movember Podcast, our host and co-founder Adam Garone sits down with the first Canadian to walk in space: Chris Hadfield. Adam and Chris explore the challenges of being a husband and father in an inherently high-risk profession, following his Dad's advice, and driving yourself to the 'very hairy edge of possible'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam Garone helped build The Movember Foundation into one of the most innovative and impactful charities created this millennium, working to change (literally and figuratively) the face of men's health. Movember has funded 1,200 men’s health programs in 21 countries, achieving significant breakthroughs in the way prostate and testicular cancer is diagnosed and treated. The movement is also focused on male suicide, which kills at least one man, every minute of every day. Adam is joining me via Skype from LA to talk about this year’s Movember campaign and more broadly around men’s issues. References:http://www.movember.com/https://www.facebook.com/MovemberAustralia/ I'm Just A Man | Men's Mental Health Awareness Gala | 22-Nov-2017https://www.facebook.com/imjustamanevent/ The Beards - Sharp Dressed Manhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNBSvHbFg1A Lifeline - Call in Australia 131114https://www.lifeline.org.au/ Suicide Call Back Service - Call in Australia 1300659467https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au/

Adam Garone helped build The Movember Foundation into one of the most innovative and impactful charities created this millennium, working to change (literally and figuratively) the face of men’s health. Movember has funded 1,200 men’s health programs in 21 countries, achieving significant breakthroughs in the way prostate and testicular cancer is diagnosed and treated. The... The post RB012 – Adam Garone ~ Movember – Mon-02-Oct-2017 – Rae Bonney appeared first on Talkhub.

In the first interview of this season, our host Adam Garone sits down with filmmaker Morgan Spurlock. From the times he slept in a hammock to fund his dreams to what he now teaches his sons about being a man, Morgan tells Adam about key moments and decisions in his life. Here, they dig deeper into the man behind (and face of) the fast food hit, SuperSize Me. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a background in both marketing and the military, Australian native Adam Garone's career took a left turn in 2003 when his brother challenged him to grow out a mustache. The two wondered if they could bring the mustache back in vogue and, in the process, both raise awareness for men's health, and fundraise for prostate cancer research. Thus began the Movember movement.  The Movember challenge is simple: men begin November 1st clean shaven and, for the next 30 days, grow out their mustaches while seeking out sponsorship for their efforts. The proceeds go to the Prostate Cancer Foundation as well as Livestrong. In 2011, Movember raised $126 million in 14 countries.  As Movember's CEO from the start, Adam built the company into one of the most innovative and impactful charities created this millennium, changing the face (both literally and figuratively) of men's health, and in the process, creating a cult brand that inspired a global movement. As part of an IVY Ideas Night at Movember's LA office, Adam shared his incredible story with IVY's Sarah Zapp, and showed IVY members how to draw on their passion and resilience to overcome even the toughest obstacles and make a difference in the world. Please enjoy our conversation with Adam Garone. And remember to visit IVY.com to enjoy access to a lifetime of learning, growth, and impact through in-person collaborations with world-class leaders, thinkers, and institutions. -- This episode of the IVY Podcast is brought to you by Eight, maker of the Eight Smart Bed. The Eight Smart Bed is a four layer high-density foam mattress paired with a smart cover that goes on the mattress just like a fitted sheet. This nearly invisible technology layer has multiple sensors that measure the quality of your sleep and deliver a daily sleep report each morning through the Eight app. The Eight cover also has a bed warming feature that warms each side of the bed individually to accommodate different sleeping temperatures. And Eight connects to almost any wifi enabled device in your house. Coffee makers, blinds, smart lights, did we mention bed warming? IVY Podcast listeners get $100 off any mattress purchase by entering the promo code IVY at checkout — visit www.eightsleep.com/ivy to start sleeping smarter today!

Welcome to Leading Good, the podcast for leaders of social impact brands, social enterprise and nonprofits. Each episode is hosted by Leading Good co-creators, Rod Arnold & Hugh Weber, and features a leading voice in the social good sector. In this episode, Rod Arnold interviews Movember Chief Mo Bro and co-founder, Adam Garone. To join the Leading Good Leaders Forum, visit LeadingGood.com

Sarah Brown chats to Adam Garone. Adam Garone is the Chief Mo Bro and Co-Founder of the Movember Foundation. In 2003 his brother challenged him to grow a moustache for the first ever Movember. It was a moment that changed his life and inspired him to establish Movember as a men's health campaign, a foundation and a global movement. It is a movement that has impacted the lives of millions of men across the world. Find out how Adam and a few friends unexpectedly started one of the world's biggest ever men's health movements, its impact today and its future potential. 

Sarah Brown chats to Julia Gillard, Adam Garone, Katherine Schwarzenegger, Taha Fathima Khan, Theo Sowa, and Rachel Whale. From a former Australian Prime Minister, to the Co-Founder of the worldwide Movember Foundation, and the CEO of the African Women's Development Fund, this episode focuses on changemakers - those people willing to go the extra mile to help others. In this episode Sarah Brown examines the subject of people getting involved and making a difference in the lives of others. She says: "There's a special kind of activism which aims to encourage people not just to donate or support from afar - but to get involved".   

Adam Garone is the co-founder and Chief Mo Bro of the Movember Foundation, the only charity tackling men's health on a global scale. In case you're unaware of Movember and how it works, it simply asks blokes to get sponsored to grow a mo' during November; with all the money raised going to fund research into men's health. And how's this for a scoreboard … since commencing in 2003, Movember has had: Over 5 million people have taken part in Movember They've raised more than $770 million They're in 21 countries And have funded over 1,200 men's health programs We cover plenty of ground in this chat including: Why Adam is keen to shift from success to significance How Movember is working hard to stay relevant The importance of user-generated content And a great idea he has to utilize barbers in Movember's marketing But that's not all. In this episode of your favourite marketing podcast: I share another low cost marketing idea for you to implement immediately in our new segment loving called What Have You Got To Lose? And we revisit a past episode in which went behind-the-scenes of Spell and the Gypsy Collective Yep, you guessed it, another big episode, so let's get stuck, right in.  EPISODE TIMELINE 00:00  Two marketing insights 00:47   Teaser 01:22  Welcome & overview 03:02  Today's guest introduction - Adam Garone of Movember 04:57  Interview with Adam Garone of Movember 35:30 Insights into Key Person of Influence & WebCentral 37:55  My Top 3 Attention Grabbers from my chat with Adam Garone of Movember 39:43  What Have You Got To Lose? #3 42:29  Wrap-up and an insight in to both a past guest & next week's guestMY TOP 3 MARKETING ATTENTION GRABBERS Successful to significant. This way of thinking can just as easily refer to for-profit businesses, as much as it does to not-for-profit businesses. What first step do you need to take in order for you or your business to become more significant in your industry? Reinvention of the brand each year. This is a smart idea. When was the last time you gave your visual brand identity a bit of a tickle? Being in service. Again, another great mindset to adopt. I like to think I'm in service to small business owners who are wanting to grow their businesses through effective marketing. It certainly makes delivering this kind of information so much more rewarding, than just being in it for the money. How can you shift to a being in service mindset?RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED The Movember Story  Example of a product demonstration video Screen capture software - Jing, Camtasia, Screenflow WebCentral's Online Conversion workshops October in Sydney and Melbourne - use promo code TIMBO16 for 10% discount Podcast Listener Survey - 70-seconds of your time will lead to an even better show ;0) Create Freedom Through Outsourcing Tour #3EPISODE SPONSORS WebCentral - Exclusive listener offers Get your online marketing sorted with these exclusive listener offers. Key Person of Influence - Become highly valued & highly paid Grab a FREE hard or audio copy of their Amazon best-seller.OVER TO YOU … What was your biggest marketing learning or ah-ha moment from this episode? Leave your comment below. My guest and I respond to each and every comment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Brand Storytelling podcast, we are joined by Movember co-founder Adam Garone who is a keynote speaker at the World Marketing & Sales Forum this year in Melbourne. In the episode we discuss the Movember story, achieving goals and the emotional content that can engage an audience and make them act.  Movember is a global organisation committed to changing the face of men's health and helping them to lead happier and longer lives. Adam was the GQ Man of the Year in 2013 and has held previous roles in marketing and strategy before he co-founded Movember. To date, there is over 5 million Mo Bros and Mo Sistas around the globe contributing to the cause.

No doubt you've heard of Movember but I bet you don't know the story behind it and the man who founded it, a former Austrailian Army Special Forces Commando. Adam Garone, joins me to talk about the current state of men's health, how Movember has raised over $730 million towards cancer and men's health research, and how you can help put an end to prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men's mental health issues. Adam Garone Adam Garone is the founder of Movember and has turned it into one of the most innovative and impactful charities created this millennium, working to change the face of men's health. Behind the scenes, under Adam’s leadership, Movember is changing the way cancer research is done by requiring and facilitating collaboration not just at a national level but at a global level, something never before achieved in the cancer sector. In 2013, 2014, 2015 the Movember Foundation was named in the Top 100 Best NGOs in the world by the Global Journal out of over 1.5 million charities. Not only is Adam the founder of Movember, he also spent nine years of service as an officer in the Australian Army, where he was selected and served with the Commando Regiment in the special forces. To date, 6 million fundraisers and 18 million donors have joined the Movember movement, that together have raised over $730 million.  Movember has funded 1,000 men’s health programs in 21 countries, achieving significant breakthroughs in the way prostate and testicular cancer is diagnosed and treated.  This will lead us to a time when we have effectively cured these cancers and the side effects of treatment are minimized. In 2016 Movember was awarded Cult brand of the year, in 2013 Adam was awarded the GQ Australia Man of the Year, in 2009 the Melbourne Business School Outstanding Alumnus Award, and in 2008 Enrst & Young Australian Entrepreneur Of The Year. Please leave us a review at http://www.orderofman.com/itunes Shownotes: http://www.orderofman.com/083 Website: http://www.orderofman.com

When better than Easter to talk about...yes, "eggs," but also how a guy, his brother and a friend came up with the drunken idea of throwing goofy mustache parties and when they got really popular did something completely unexpected. That's what happened to Movember's Adam Garone and his unexpected move was to connect the youthful mustache-growing popularity to the crotchety world of not-for-profit causes like Prostate Cancer Research.

Lance Armstrong speaks openly and honestly with Movember CEO, Adam Garone, about how he’s been coping with life in recent years, how experience has shaped him, and what he wished he would have done differently, as well as what’s next for the controversial sports icon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Movember Foundation’s co-founder and CEO sets the record straight on the humble beginnings of the world's largest men’s health organisation as well sharing his personal journey about manhood and manliness. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A self-proclaimed "mustache farmer," Adam Garone is the CEO and co-founder of Movember, a globally celebrated movement that pits mustaches against men's health issues; particularly prostate cancer. Adam comes from a long line of military, was a digital web and marketing exec, and now for the past 10 years, has brought 10's of millions of men and women together across more than 20 countries; raising well over a half a BILLION (yes, with a "B") dollars in its brief history. On Innovation Crush, Adam dishes on his personal history, what it means to be a leader, why Movember works, the future of his organization, and much more. http://us.movember.com

Adam Garone & JC share their story of how a simple goal – to create a campaign promoting the growth of the moustache among like-minded people and having fun along the way - became a global movement

Adam Garone, Movember Co-founder See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lance: "We’re building a global movement, and we’re going to win.” Is Lance Armstrong on the Roadto Rocking a ‘Stache? He will be if Lance Armstrong Foundation CEO Doug Ulman has any say in the matter. On today’s debut of the LiveStrong Global Cancer Campaign Series, Doug chats with Adam Garone about cancer-awareness efforts in Adam’s home nation of Australia – where Lance is making his return to pro cycling. In 2003, Adam co-founded Movember, a charity event to help raise money and awareness for prostate cancer. As an emblem of his efforts, he grew a bushy mustache. By November 2008, the annual event had grown to include blokes around the globe. “I’ll make you a deal: Since I’m a cancer survivor and since my dad had prostate cancer, I’ll [grow a mustache],” Doug tells Adam. “I’ve never rocked a mustache, so I’ll do it in ’09.”“And we need to get Lance on as well,” says Adam.“Exactly. I figure if I can do it, I can convince him. It’s the off-season, so that’s a good time,” says Doug. Adam is the first is a series of cancer-awareness bloggers who will be interviewed on the show. Next month, Lance himself – to kick off the U.S. leg of his campaign – will chat with American bloggers here on BlogTalkRadio. After that, the world’s greatest bicycle racer is off to Belgium for the Tour of Flanders (April 5), then onto France for the Tour de France (July 4-26). All the while, Lance will be bringing his cancer-awareness-raising conversations with local bloggers to BlogTalkRadio.

Lance: "We’re building a global movement, and we’re going to win.” Is Lance Armstrong on the Roadto Rocking a ‘Stache? He will be if Lance Armstrong Foundation CEO Doug Ulman has any say in the matter. On today’s debut of the LiveStrong Global Cancer Campaign Series, Doug chats with Adam Garone about cancer-awareness efforts in Adam’s home nation of Australia – where Lance is making his return to pro cycling. In 2003, Adam co-founded Movember, a charity event to help raise money and awareness for prostate cancer. As an emblem of his efforts, he grew a bushy mustache. By November 2008, the annual event had grown to include blokes around the globe. “I’ll make you a deal: Since I’m a cancer survivor and since my dad had prostate cancer, I’ll [grow a mustache],” Doug tells Adam. “I’ve never rocked a mustache, so I’ll do it in ’09.”“And we need to get Lance on as well,” says Adam.“Exactly. I figure if I can do it, I can convince him. It’s the off-season, so that’s a good time,” says Doug. Adam is the first is a series of cancer-awareness bloggers who will be interviewed on the show. Next month, Lance himself – to kick off the U.S. leg of his campaign – will chat with American bloggers here on BlogTalkRadio. After that, the world’s greatest bicycle racer is off to Belgium for the Tour of Flanders (April 5), then onto France for the Tour de France (July 4-26). All the while, Lance will be bringing his cancer-awareness-raising conversations with local bloggers to BlogTalkRadio.