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Mike Malley is Chairman of the family-owned Malley's Chocolate, Inc., leading operations and personnel across the specialty retailers' 19 regional stores and manufacturing facility headquartered in Brook Park, Ohio.As grandson of company founder Albert Martin (Mike) Malley, and in partnership with his five siblings, he serves in the third generation of family chocolatiers since its incorporation in 1935.Malley re-joined the family business in 2012 after a progressive 23-year career in the publishing industry. He was Advertising Director and Sales Manager at Crain's Cleveland Business before returning to chocolate, and previously held multiple executive editorial, publisher-level and sales management positions with Questex Media and Advanstar Communications, Inc. Throughout his career, Malley was recognized for leading innovations in traditional print and electronic media, and for helping business-to-business publications expand their audiences and advertising sales revenue.At 63, he is also active in several local and civic organizations, including as Director, Board Member for Cleveland Roots, an organization dedicated to urban agriculture while providing affordable access to fresh produce; Board member of Cleveland Spice Acres; and was past Director, Board Member of LifeBanc, a local organ procurement agency and past Director, Board Member for the Cleveland Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland; and is an alumnae of Leadership Cleveland, class of 2018.He received his Bachelor of Arts in English and Psychology from Cleveland State University and recent graduate of Leadership Cleveland Class, 2018. Malley lives in Brecksville, Ohio with his wife Angela, with whom he has two adult children.

On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Frank Miceli, the CRO of Spurs Sports & Entertainment. Miceli is entering his 13th Season with Spurs Sports and Entertainment as Chief Revenue Officer. In his current role, he oversees franchise revenue operations for the San Antonio Spurs and San Antonio FC, including–ticket sales and service, member services, corporate sales and retention, and global partnerships. Going into the 2021-22 season, Miceli has led global partnerships to its highest-grossing new sales year.  In Miceli's tenure with SS&E, he has led the sales operations for the Spurs (NBA), along with the business operations for the San Antonio Rampage (AHL), San Antonio Stars (WNBA), and Austin Spurs (NBAG-League). Miceli recently added revenue generation responsibilities for SAFC (USL Championship). Under his oversight, SAFC has ranked amongst the league leaders in ticket sales and corporate partnership revenue.  Prior to joining the Spurs, Miceli served as Chief Operating Officer of the Philadelphia Phantoms (AHL), a long-tenured role he skillfully navigated from 1994 to 2008. With the Phantoms, he managed the sales and marketing operations, where he completed the intricate transfer of the season ticket member group from the Spectrum Arena to the core states Center in 1996. Frank served 18 years with Comcast-SpectacorwithfocusonthePhiladelphiaFlyers/Phantoms. He added the role of Vice President of Minor League Operations in 2000, where he oversaw the complete portfolio of Comcast-Spectacor. He was responsible for overseeing the Phantoms and the organization's three minor-League baseball teams –the Bowie Baysox, Delmarva Shorebirds, and Frederick Keys. His tenure in Philadelphia covered many areas of business operations–including fiscal management, sales, marketing, advertising, sponsorship sales, public relations, and retail. Prior to joining Comcast-Spectacor, he served as VP of Marketing for SpectATHLETE, Advertising Director for the Clover Division of Strawbridge & Clothier in Philadelphia, Advertising Manager for John Wannamaker in Philadelphia, and advertising director for Gimbels in both New York and Philadelphia.  Miceli has been recognized throughout his career with the James C. Hendy Award, which is presented to the American Hockey League's outstanding executive. Miceli has been awarded on two occasions–once during his tenure as COO of the Philadelphia Wings (NLL) in the 1997-98 Season and most recently for his work with the San Antonio Rampage (AHL) during the 2019-20 Season. Additionally, Miceli was recognized with the Thomas Ebright Award in 2006-07, which is presented annually for outstanding career contributions to the American Hockey League.  Miceli is an active member on several boards, including visit San Antonio (VSA), San Antonio Sports (SA Sports), the San Antonio Fiesta Commission, and the Baylor University Sports Administration. He is an active community member and has participated in the Big Brother, Big Sister Program via the SS&E's Inspire U Program.  A native of South Philadelphia, Frank graduated from the University of Scranton with a Bachelor of Science. He and his wife, Michele, have two daughters, Amanda and Maria.  Frank Miceli Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frank-miceli-6a93aa13/ Spurs Sport and Entertainment Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/spurs-sports-&-entertainment/

In this episode, we talk with Sam Bailey about all things fly fishing, and those who helped us to get into the sport along the way. Sam tells us some great stories about working in fly shops with Mr. Craig Haney, and how that led to a love of the sport. He also talks about Southern Culture on the Fly, and the great things that they are doing to contribute to storytelling, flyfishing, and conservation in the South. We hope you will enjoy this episode of the Storied Outdoors with Alabama fly fishing friend and advocate, Sam Bailey. We would love to hear from you, if you have any questions, comments, poems, and or recommendations for us, email us thestoriedoutdoors@gmail.com Music written and recorded by Brad Hill.

Kathy had a huge job in advertising which took her all over the world. But behind the glamour and fabulous hotels Kathy was suffering from burnout. One routine trip to the doctors changed everything – I'll let Kathy tell you what happened but Kathy knew she had to make a change. This change she found was in vegetables. Yes, vegetables! Gorgeous, colourful, wonderful veg. Her fascination of watching them grow and then creating delicious recipes with them, it turned out was the medicine she needed. When she was better, she went to cookery school and then became a food writer. Kathy created a wonderful website and has had partnerships with places like Waitrose. She wrote a cookbook From The Veg Patch which was named one of Delicious Magazines Top Picks of 2021, she takes part in festivals and has also held regular supper clubs. Plus she has a wonderful blog  - Tales From A Veg Patch filled with wonderful recipes for us all. Kathy is open, honest and brave. She tells us what life really was like in the world of advertising (i.e was it like Madmen?) and the reality of life as a freelancer. But best of all Kathy shows even in the darkest moments, we can find light, sunshine and even a new path to a whole new life You can find out all about Kathy at: https://www.kathyslack.com/ And just in case you were wondering you can find me and my books at elliebarkerwrites.com

The 41st edition of the Business Women's Forum, Connecticut's premier leadership conference for women, will take place on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville and will feature award-winning journalist Joan Lunden as the event's keynote speaker.Renee chats with Lynn Ward, President and CEO of the Waterbury Regional Chamber and the Business Women's Forum along with Susan Sprano, Chairwoman of the Business Women's Forum and the Advertising Director of the Republican American.

On this episode of The Healthcare Plus Podcast, host Dan Collard is joined by special guest Fawn Lopez, publisher emeritus of Modern Healthcare Magazine. Fawn shares her background – from Vietnamese refugee to healthcare executive – and discusses the challenges she faced as a young woman entering a male-dominated industry.As the publisher at Modern Healthcare, Fawn has worked to help advance women and people of color into the C-Suite and into board rooms. An extension of that work is Modern Healthcare's Women Leaders in Healthcare Conference, which Fawn will host for the final time this August following her recent retirement. Since 2006, Modern Healthcare has also published the Top 25 Minority Executives list (now called Diversity Leaders in Healthcare). These two initiatives predated the widespread emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion that we see in healthcare today. Fawn shares she truly believes these programs have made a tangible impact, not only on the organization but also on the careers of remarkable women. In this special interview, Fawn shares:How being a Vietnamese refugee impacted her lifeWhy gratitude is one of her guiding principlesThe impact that entering a male-dominated industry had on her early career in healthcareHow she has used her position at Modern Healthcare to become a guiding voice for women and people of color in leadership“As I conclude this chapter of my career at Modern healthcare, my wish is for the future leaders to continue to encourage healthcare leaders and organizations to push for faster, more sustained efforts in diversity, equity, and inclusion. We need to amplify the call for increased representation of women and minorities and address both conscious and unconscious biases diligently.” – Fawn LopezAbout: Fawn Lopez is Publisher Emeritus of Modern Healthcare. Prior to her retirement on January 1, 2023, Fawn was publisher of the industry's leading source of healthcare business and policy news, research, and information for healthcare executives since 2005.Fawn dedicated her entire professional career to the publishing industry. Prior to joining Modern Healthcare, she held the position of National Sales Director for Crain's Chicago Business. Before joining Crain's Chicago Business, Fawn served as Advertising Director at the Kansas City Business Journal in Kansas City, Missouri.Currently, Fawn actively serves as a board member of two privately held company, SourceOne Global Partners and GeoCann, where her expertise and insights contribute to their strategic direction and decision-making processes. In addition, she holds a position on the Dean's advisory board for DePaul University-College of Communication. Fawn's dedication to professional networks is evident through her memberships in Women of Impact: Leaders in Health and Healthcare, and The Health Alliance. She is also a fellow of The Institute of Medicine of Chicago. Fawn has a passion for fostering and driving diversity, equity, and inclusion, not only in her organization, but also throughout the healthcare industry. Moreover, she embraces her role as a champion and an advocate for advancing health equity for all.  

We are so pumped to kick off this adventure with Penny Osiecki of Lucky Penny Marketing--she has been instrumental in creating successful advertising and marketing campaigns in the motorcycle space since the early 90's. She helped launch Barnett's Magazine as the Advertising Director, she helped facilitate and grow many successful events ranging fro Las Vegas BikeFest to Bagger Racing League and now works alongside Twin Visionary.

The warmest podcast from sunny Argentina. One of the best advertising directors I had the honor to work with – Sebastian Schor. Watch on YouTube Director that has shot 60+ successful advertising campaigns for such brands as made more than 60 campaigns for brands such as Coca-Cola, Spotify, Ford, KFC, MasterCard, Telefónica, Bud Light, Chrysler, WhatsApp & inDrive as well as documentary and fiction projects. Listen to learn: How winning the World Cup framed and changed the brand of Argentina and football. How the Argentinian team created the story and narrative and drama in winning the Cup. How to become a successful advertising and movie director? How to go through work in radio, film, in television as an actor, announcer, producer, editor, screenwriter, restaurant owner, and of course, director. How being honest & straightforward in collaboration between client, agency, and director can deliver the best results faster & cheaper. How to manage creative blocks and frustrations? Spoiler - just keep on working. “Inspiration has to find you working” How advertising director role changed in the last 30 years and how it will change? How to shoot ads in 3 different frames: horizontal, square, and vertical. As smartphones are now the new TV. Is advertising and art or science or both? Spoiler - it's a tricky mix that you need to find the right balance. Can we shoot advertising remotely? Through Zoom? And not being physically present on the set? How to constantly learn, and get inspiration and flow of new ideas? How to learn from small and big things around you? How not get lost on the internet that has e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g? How to search for new ideas and meanings in the ocean on everything?

Join Vu, Manny, Damon and special guest, Ilko Nechev who is Porsche Panorama’s Advertising Director. Vu and Manny give an update on their recent site visit to Laguna Seca with Porsche. Damon tells us how many quarts of brake fluid he needed to use to get all the bubbles out. Ilko describes his Luft 8 experience in Los Angeles. Plus, there’s Porsche news, updates on unStock, LA Auto Show Member Preview and Tech Tactics West.

Simply Being “ Patrice Meginan “ is a man of action and networks. He started his career as Advertising Director of several magazines and now heading @thearsenale which is a whole different direction. In 1997 He founded the cross-cultural magazine BLAST. In 2004 he cofounded Intersection Magazine. In 2007, he founded L'ecurie, an integrated creative agency. In 2015, Pat Meignan opened TheArsenale, the 1 st online social retail platform purely dedicated to Mobility. If James Bond did internet shopping at TheArsenale there would be no need for Q”. @thearsenale is a brand that is totally dedicated to the future of mobility and has been impacting the minds both virtually and physically. Some of @thearsenale projects are already out and are really big hit in the industry. Check out @thearsenale The online store www.thearsenale.com - Connect with Patrice Meginan - https://instagram.com/patmeignan TheArsenale- https://instagram.com/thearsenale - Content Director- Ajay Choudhary - For more visit- https://www.niwwrd.in/ Niwwrd- https://www.instagram.com/niwwrd/

Marina Gevorkyan is the owner and CEO of Snob Media and an experienced media manager, candidate of economic sciences, laureate of the Top 1000 Russian Managers rating in the Media Business category. Her career in publishing started in 2002 when she became Advertising Director of Bolshoi Gorod magazine and later - Commercial Director of all the printed products of Afisha publishing house. She's been working in the Snob since 2009, first as Head of Marketing, and then as Commercial Director. In 2012 she was named the company's CEO by the shareholders' council. In autumn 2017 she bought out the company's assets from ONEXIM Group, thus becoming the project's owner. Marina is an experienced climber who has conquered the Himalayas, the Alps and the Cordillera. FIND MARINA ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook | Instagram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Romain Poirot is the Advertising Director of French Morning. French Morning is the first e-magazine in the United States directed to the French- speaking community living in the U.S. , as well as French people traveling to the U.S. . Created in 2007, it is a local service for a global community, with more than +180,000 visitors per month and +90,000 followers on Facebook and Instagram. Romain joins us today from New York to discuss the challenges, advice, do's and don'ts and everything that every French relocating to the U.S. should know before making the move . Romain shares his experience of over 10 years living in the U.S. and talks about the cultural, professional and financial similarities and differences between living in France and living in the U.S. . What We Discussed in This Episode: International relocation: Do's and don'ts; How to get hired in the US; Private retirement plans; Health insurance in the U.S. ; Navigating cultural differences between the French and the Americans; Romain Poirot: rpoirot@frenchmorning.com Karl Buhler: https://www.sheppardmullin.com/kbuhler Check out French morning: Website : https://frenchmorning.com/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/FrenchMorning/ email : info@frenchmorning.com Instagram : @french.morning Connect with the French Desk:  Sheppard Mullin French Desk: https://www.sheppardfrenchdesk.com/  Co-Chair - Valérie Demont  Co-Chair: Christine Hoefliger Hourcade   This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not to be construed as legal advice specific to your circumstances. If you need help with any legal matter, be sure to consult with an attorney regarding your specific needs.

Amy Lindsey is one of the most accomplished media sales executives in Arizona. As publisher of AZ Big Media, she oversees a 35-year-old media company that produces eight magazines, 10 business-themed events, and a news website that attracts 2 million readers monthly. Prior to her current role, Lindsey was advertising director at the Phoenix Business Journal and Advertising Director at the Arizona Republic, where she was a two-time member of the President's Club for Gannett. In an ever-evolving industry, Lindsey's quest to continuously learn and adapt has been a key component to her continued success. Another strength is Lindsey's ability to understand the challenges faced by business owners. As a former small business owner herself, Lindsey utilizes that experience and her vast knowledge of the local market to effectively consult businesses and help them achieve their goals through advertising, marketing, and event participation and sponsorship.

Amy arrives at DroneUp as the Marketing & Communications Director with a solid corporate upbringing and an entrepreneurial drive. Prior to joining the team, Amy was the Advertising Director for the Aviation Institute of Maintenance and also served as a magazine publisher in North Carolina. Recently she directed flight school operations as the Flight School Manager with Horizon Flight Center, LLC in Chesapeake, Virginia. There, she oversaw daily flight school activity which included the contracting and training of special elite military teams. While running operations and program development at Horizon, Amy became the first woman in Hampton Roads to develop an FAA sUAS Part 107 training program which assisted in efforts for the military and local and state emergency management teams. For this accomplishment, she was awarded the 2017 Women In Business Achievement honor through the Inside Business Journal. Amy was also invited to participate as a guest speaker by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management at the 2016 Virginia Hazmat Conference and frequents STEM volunteer opportunities. Amy is passionate about securing the safety of national airspace for both fellow aviators and remote pilot operators. Her love for flying fixed-wings and drones, also runs in the family, as Amelia Earhart is her notable maternal cousin. Ms. Wiegand is a leader. She is compassionate... with conviction and the courage to ensure standards are maintained at the highest levels. -Stu Bailey, United States Naval Officer & Chief Flight Instructor, Horizon Flight Center. FB: https://www.facebook.com/amytwiegand LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amytwiegand/ TW: @AmyTWiegand IG: @AmyTWiegand Clubhouse: @AmyTWiegand Brought to you by Xeo Air www.xeoair.com with host Bronwyn Morgan. IG: @xeoair TW: @airxeo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/xeocast/support

In this week's episode of the Roots to Rocket Science Podcast, host Natalie Novak had Sandra Diaz co-founder of Nu Evolution cosmetics. Sandra started her career in New York City's fast-paced Commodity industry. She was responsible for the development and implementation of strategic marketing, advertising, and public relations programs for all Financial and Agricultural Futures and Options contracts. Sandra's confidence and determination landed her a job as Advertising Director at a top global financial publishing conglomerate. There, Sandra achieved record-breaking advertising sales for the publications she represented. Bringing in new clients from around the world, she continued to break records, and exceed forecasts before receiving a promotion in a new division, and becoming the top producer in her territory. Sandra was later offered a partnership at a full-service boutique branding and design firm. At the time she joined the firm, the company was operating at a substantial loss. Since time was critical, Sandra quickly developed strategic corporate partnerships and executed aggressive sales, and marketing strategies to turn a profit in just twelve months. Prior to launching NU EVOLUTION, Sandra ended her financial career on a high note in the Syndicated Leveraged Loan Market, where she created integrated marketing programs and achieved monumental sales year after year. Sandra holds a Bachelor's degree in Marketing with a concentration in Finance.

Multi-faceted artist Barbara Colaciello began her career working with Andy Warhol for six years at the Factory in NYC as the Advertising Director of Interview Magazine."Warhol actually pursued me for over two years. I was an actress with a BFA from Rider University working as a saleswoman at the Yves St Laurent boutique. I didn't know anything about publishing. But Andy loved talkers. And I was funny."  - Barbara ColacielloWhile selling advertising for the Pope of Pop, Barbara continued to pursue her passion for acting and studied at Warren Robertson’s studio in NYC with acclaimed acting coach Larry Moss, and with  director Peter Flood at the Real Stage. After her Warhol years, Barbara worked with her brother, Vanity Fair Magazine writer Bob Colacello, for 10 years. She managed his many projects and acted as lead researcher/interviewer for his book, Holy Terror: Andy Warhol Close-Up.In 1993, Barbara's husband was offered a job in Jacksonville, FL. Barbara did not want to leave her family (built-in babysitters), her friends, and fabulous job. "I'll give it a year." Barbara moved to Ponte Vedra, Florida with her husband and two sons. Sensing a lack of culture in her golf and tennis-oriented beach community, she founded an acting program in her home called Inter-Act. It specialized in improvisation.Her desire to connect to community through the arts, led Barbara to host soirées at her home, inviting friends to experience innovative work by poets, dancers, musicians, and visual artists. These popular artistic evenings became the catalyst for Barbara's work for the next 20 years.  In 2005, she accepted the position as Education and Outreach Director of Players by the Sea Theater in Jacksonville Beach.Barbara has collaborated extensively with poet, playwright, and award-winning NPR radio host, Al Letson, as his acting coach and director/producer of many of his plays. In 2006, they were invited to bring Griot: He Who Speaks the Sweet Word to the NYC International Fringe Festival. It received rave reviews.Barbara's original one-woman show, Life on the Diagonal, had its NYC debut at Theater Lab in April of 2008. She then had the privilege to workshop it with Tony award-winning choreographer Patricia Birch.“Probably the most authentic piece of theatre I've ever seen. I'm so happy to know Barbara Colaciello, and happy to live on the diagonal.”  ~ Daniel Austin, actor, director, educatorLife  on the Diagonal celebrates life’s mysteries and imperfections with  humor, sexuality and a little A.D.D. madness. Seamlessly integrating  storytelling, and spoken word with her original music, Colaciello takes  her listeners on an intense, yet funny journey through an  experience-strewn landscape, into and beyond the “land of should”.In 2010, Players by the Sea and the Cummer Museum of Arts and Gardens commissioned Barbara to research, write, and perform a solo show about the museum's founder, Ninah May Holden Cummer for the museum's 50th anniversary.Barbara's company, Improv to the Rescue, housed at BABS'LAB, specializes in experiential and creative learning to enhance communication skills, develop storytellers and encourage collaboration through workshops, classes and performances.

Andrew Pitkin and Skouby talk about the upcoming Nevada Griffons baseball season this summer.

In episode one of season four I chat with Sarah Regan, Advertising Director turned happiness spreader. Sarah launched her budding business, Little Flowers, 8 years ago with a model that focusses on the thought rather than the theatrics of giving flowers. Sarah may now have swapped her suits and stilettos for a simpler style but as her florist flourishes so does her confidence both in how she works and what she wears. View my shoot with Sarah at MadeleinePark.co. Produced by MITT Work.

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Sponsored by the Legal Marketing Association, this episode comes from an LMA webinar on podcasting for lawyers. Visit www.legalmarketing.org for more info.ModeratorScott Ziegler, Advertising Director, Massachusetts Lawyers WeeklyChair, LMA Boston Steering CommitteeDavid L. Yas, Esq., Founder and CEO, Boston Podcast Network LLC. , Host, The Boston Podcast David has been producing podcasts since 2015 and has put his signature on approximately 1,000 episodes as a creative influence, host, editor, and promoter. He is the host of The Boston Podcast, one of the city's few independent daily shows, which has logged more than 70,000 downloads. David spent many years in the newspaper business. He was the publisher of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, which he guided to an all-time high in paid circulation and profits. A lawyer for more than 20 years, earlier in his career he practiced law with Ruberto, Israel & Weiner. Greg Fleischmann, Director of Global Business Development and Marketing, Sidley Austin LLPGreg heads the global business development and marketing function at Sidley Austin LLP, leading a broad and diverse global team responsible for practice and industry growth, client development and marketing programs. Prior to joining Sidley, Greg served as chief marketing officer at Lowenstein Sandler, global marketing director at Baker McKenzie, and previously held several marketing leadership roles at Deloitte. Early in his career, Greg lived in Japan, learned Japanese, and was a news reporter on Japanese television and radio for over 10 years. Matt Weaver, Senior Manager of Marketing and Communications, Choate, Hall & Stewart and Choate Investment AdvisorsMatt has more than 13 years of experience creating and managing fully integrated communications strategies for law firms, investment funds, and Fortune 500 corporations during times of crisis and opportunity.

On this podcast Pastor Andy Cass sits down with Ken Henry, the Advertising Director at the Post Bulletin a local newspaper. They discuss how sitting with a variety of individuals - all races with different life lenses is vital in making a difference locally but also within us. What does it mean for you to slow down long enough to really be able to listen and hear those around you? If you are enjoying these episodes we would love for you to take 30 - 60 seconds and leave us a written review.

Advertising Director, Anna Hargis, and owner of Chimaeric Motion Pictures, David Anderson, sit down to talk about the steps it takes to produce a Shelter commercial you see on TV.

In this episode we talk to Anthony Blatner, Advertising Director at Modern Media. If you like this episode, you'll probably also love: The 3 Keys to Success with LinkedIn Ads with AJ Wilcox 5 Ways to Generate More B2B Leads on LinkedIn with Harry Whelchel How LinkedIn Supports B2B Enterprise Tech Solutions with Jason Carriere The Sweet Fish team has been using LeadIQ for the past few months & what used to take us 4 hours in gathering contact data now takes us only 1! If you're looking for greater efficiency in your sales development & prospecting efforts, check out LeadIQ: leadiq.com Are you getting every B2B Growth episode in your favorite podcast player? If not, you can easily subscribe & search past episodes here. You can also find us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Tired of just hearing our voices? Now you can watch every episode of B2B Growth on YouTube.

So many of us were instantly thrown into an unknown world of working virtually from home.  Some have embraced it with open arms while others are struggling to stay on task.  This is completely understandable...trying to get things done while you’re also homeschooling your kids or have your spouse or other household members at home is not an easy task.  On this episode of Authentic Living with Roxanne, we welcome Valerie and Johnna of Online Business Gurus to talk us through some of the difficulties you may be facing while working virtually and offering suggestions that may help. VALERIE JENNINGS has a BA in Communications and over 25 years’ experience in the administrative and computer Fields. She was also an Advertising Director for TIF Instruments, an instrument measuring company in Miami, FL for over 7 years.   There she won many awards from many of the trade magazines for her Advertising Designs. JOHNNA LONDEN has an Associate Degree in Computer Networking.  She has worked many years in Logistics and helped manage a shipping company in Texas. She has over 15 years’ experience in General Administration and several years in Management.  After working together since 2001...in 2018, they founded The Online Business Gurus.  The OBGs mission is to show start-up businesses who want an online presence or well-established businesses that want to expand their online sales, the foundational steps they need in the online world. The OBGs teaches how build and/or manage their teams, install systems in their business and market their products and services business owners can create the strong foundation they need to build their success. Authentic Touch Points: We booked this podcast before the quarantine...honest! 2:45 What’s different about working virtually since the inception? 7:30 Some great tracking tools to help you stay on task. 10:00 Going from the office to working from home. 16:30 Great programs that you can use for free. 20:20 When you know it’s time to hire some help. 30:20 Where and how to hire a VA or Freelancer. 35:20  Together, Valerie and Johnna currently have over 13 certifications in the marketing and automation areas. With Johnna’s assistance we also helped a client to rank number 9 in the Twitter’s Global Gurus Brand Top 30. With many of us working from home and spending most of our time with family, I encourage you to reach out with thoughts or questions.  Click here to contact me at your convenience or click the link below to book a call with me.  You will also find more information about me at RoxanneDerhodge.com.  Thanks! Roxanne Links:Online Business Gurus Website: https://theonlinebusinessgurus.com/ OBG’s Free Checklist:  https://theonlinebusinessgurus.com/free-checklist/ Roxanne’s previous podcasts: https://roxannederhodge.com/blog/   Book a call with Roxanne: https://calendly.com/roxanne-8 Apps mentioned in the podcast: Asana  TeamWork   Loom   Lucid Chart   Canva   Buffer   Hootsuite   Facebook   Google Drive   Dropbox   Back Blaze   Last Pass   Zoom   Temi   What’s App   Skype   Slack   YouTube   Infusionsoft              

Writer, author, and internationally acclaimed expert on Intuition & Perception Penney Peirce joins Sandie Sedgbeer to share the personal stories behind the 10 Best List of spiritual books that influenced her the most on her spiritual journey which took her from a career as a Corporate Art and Advertising Director to becoming an internationally recognized teacher, counselor, consultant, and author of the bestselling books, The Intuitive Way: The Definitive Guide to Increasing Your Awareness; Frequency: The Power of Personal Vibration; Leap of Perception: The Transforming Power of Your Attention; and Transparency: Seeing Through to Our Expanded Human Capacity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandie-sedgbeer/support

Welcome to another episode of Ecommerce Braintrust! Today we are joined by Stefan Jordev, Advertising Director and a true subject matter expert in Bobsled Marketing. Stefan talks about advertising during the pandemic and different tactics to be used depending on the brand’s goals. Tune in today to learn more about different advertising strategies and obstacles brands are facing right now. Connect with Kiri Masters Connect with Stefan Jordev Learn more about Bobsled Marketing  

We're back with a show we taped on January 14th, but just in time for our guest's birthday! Happy Birthday, Babs! We started off the show with our "Put This in Your Mouth" segment where Blue Franswa admitted that he's starting to realize his worth and the crew along with our guest discusses the when Meghan Markle And Prince Harry announced they are leaving The Royal Family. About Barbara Colaciello Multi-faceted artist and educator, Communication Coach, Dramatic Arts Educator, and Producer-Director Barbara Colaciello teaches the art of improvisation, guiding students to discover their voices, tell their stories, create collaboratively, and grow as leaders. Barbara brings a unique perspective and skill set to her teaching and writing utilizing her eclectic experiences and interests. Based on her extensive theater background, sales, and marketing experience and on Bab’s artistic journey as an actress, director, playwright, and educator, she has developed a process that promotes success through authenticity, focus, improvisation, and collaboration. Multi-faceted artist Barbara Colaciello began her career working with Andy Warhol for six years at the Factory in NYC as the Advertising Director of Interview Magazine. Barbara provides us first-hand insight on improv, the importance of “showing up” and ultimately having fun. Her home base, known as BABS’LAB is a place for experimentation, training, and performance. It’s a place inside the CoRK Arts District in Jacksonville, Florida that hosts readings, dinners, improv jams, listening parties, film screenings, concerts, and private parties. It is a place where the community comes together to witness work that uplifts, breaks barriers, and crosses lines. Babara Colaciello created Story Slams, a live storytelling friendly competition similar to poetry slams. Storytellers have 5 minutes each to tell a TRUE personal story based on a THEME chosen for the event without the use of notes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tastetestlive/message

How They Got There is a podcast from career expert, Ken Coleman featuring interviews with successful men and women who are living out their dream careers. On this episode of How They Got There, Kelsey Murphy. Kelsey is a personal and professional coach, speaker, writer, and business strategist. Kelsey was a successful Advertising Director for companies such as Nintendo and Elizabeth Arden before realizing she didn’t feel fulfilled in her career. Ultimately, she found her purpose and is now living the dream. Kelsey's instagram   Kelsey's podcast Get Hired Guides The Proximity Principle

Ali Alvi was born in Pakistan and moved to the U.S with his family at a very young age. This multi-cultural upbringing has allowed him to be bi-lingual. Ali attended the University of Maryland majoring in Criminal Justice but decided to pursue sales and marketing as a career. With over 18 years of experience in the field, he is currently working as the Director of Sales for an advertising firm in Midtown Manhattan. Ali is deeply involved in community service and began working with Who Is Hussain as a volunteer 4 years ago. He is now responsible for media and marketing for Who Is Hussain North America.

Brittany Gibson is the Executive Director of the Seneca Lake Wine Trail. Her experience with wine began as Advertising Director and Wine Club Manager at Fulkerson Winery, a position she held for 10 years. In her previous capacity at the Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, Brittany was responsible for promoting Schuyler County’s tourism industry by creating and implementing tourism marketing and public relations programs. She was also responsible for developing and implementing programs to increase the visibility and credibility of the Chamber. Brittany serves on the Finger Lakes Regional Tourism Council Board of Directors, the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance Marketing Committee, the Schuyler County Planning Board, and the Community Development Corporation Board of Directors. She volunteers her time serving as the coordinator of her family’s charity organization, Team Charlie. On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Brittany about the importance of partnership and “co-opetition” in promoting your destinations. Brittany explains how she sorts through the noise and keeps people coming back to Seneca Lake Wine Trail day after day. What You Will Learn in This Episode: Brittany’s experience of sorting through the noise and reaching the consumer as a travel marketer in the wine industry The power of partnership and co-opetition in Brittany’s marketing strategies for wine and tourism Why knowing your target audience and how to market to them is pivotal to your brand, with examples of Brittany’s “wine personas” Leveraging state and private partnerships to advance your brand Getting people engaged in your winery destinations, keeping them coming back, and growing your audience Brittany’s best practices on helping partnerships function well and how to take charge in cooperative situations Sorting Through the Noise As destination marketers, Brittany and I are both very familiar with the noise that surrounds what we do and how it can hurt the connection between us and the consumer. For Brittany, it was important to realize that the brand and its mission were about the consumer and reaching them in a simplistic and user-friendly way. Since starting her new job, Brittany and her team have staged a large-scale digital media buy to significantly increase Seneca Lake’s exposure to the public. In addition, Brittany has helped to launch a new website for the wine trail, giving consumers the opportunity to explore the wines and locations they’d like to try out. In focusing her marketing efforts, Brittany has zeroed in on three distinct “wine personas” in Seneca Lake’s target audience. The first persona, the next-generation or millennial wine drinker, is the future of the wine tasting business. The second, the “wine is life” persona, covers 35- to 50-year-old women who love immersive wine experiences as much as the wines themselves. The third persona, the fine vintage wine drinkers, are baby boomers who know their wines inside and out. The Power of Partnership Market research, media buys, and web development aren’t easy to do alone. For Brittany, one of the most valuable assets to making all these works is the partnership network Seneca Lake has created. In growing Seneca Lake Wine Trail as a destination, Brittany has partnered with our very own Break the Ice Media to craft Seneca Lake’s message through social media and website content. Alongside our partnership, Brittany has built connections with restaurants, tourist attractions, and chambers of commerce all around Seneca Lake. Brittany believes that by leveraging co-opetition with public and private partners, she and her team have helped turn Seneca Lake into a true tourist destination, not just a series of wineries. Brittany’s network of partners collaborates extremely well. To form and maintain such strong partnerships and cooperation, Brittany tells our audience to take charge, trust their instincts, and have confidence in their experience to be successful. If you’re never afraid to learn and ask questions, your partnerships and business will flourish. Resources: Website: https://senecalakewine.com We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more of. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!: https://breaktheicemedia.com/rating-review/

Last Monday we were a part of the fifth Prime Day that’s been run by Amazon so far and we can’t wait to tell you all about it. And what better guest to analyze this event with than Stefan Jordev, our Advertising Director here at Bobsled Marketing and a regular guest on the show. A lot of planning and preparation went on for several months during the build-up to the event, and fortunately, it went off well for Amazon this year. Last year, however, there were a lot of frustrating technical issues. This meant that brands that had paid big money for lightning deals and put a lot of effort into advertising campaigns, were disappointed when Amazon's website crashed.  In today's episode, Stefan and Kiri discuss the effect of Prime Day on other retailers. Some of the major sites, like Nike, Best Buy, The Gap, and Macy's, saw a massive increase in traffic and sales this year. It seems that they have finally stopped resisting and that this year they have taken Prime Day seriously because they all came up with hype, sales, and good deals on the 15th and 16th of July. The data received from this year's Prime Day was encouraging and even Amazon appears to have benefited from their competitors running these deals. Tune in today to find out about the mutual benefits that so many platforms experienced from getting involved with Prime Day this year, and why it would be worth investing as much money as you can spare during future Prime Days.   Read Kiri’s Forbes article Sign up to get a free copy of Amazon for CMOs  Bobsled Marketing Upcoming Events

Le groupe SeLoger est un groupe bien connu du grand public. On parle en effet désormais du groupe SeLoger puisque l’entreprise SeLoger s’est rapprochée de Logic-Immo ces dernières années. Cette fusion a donc donné naissance à un leader spécialiste des portails immobiliers en France. Pour parler de la stratégie marketing de SeLoger, nous rencontrons aujourd’hui Bastien Galibert, Marketing & Advertising Director chez le groupe SeLoger. Ce dernier a eu plusieurs vies chez SeLoger et s’occupe aujourd’hui de la régie publicitaire et de son internalisation au sein du groupe. Il s’occupe ainsi des publicités des clients du groupe SeLoger.

The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame: The contenders who SHOULD be in and the pretenders who snuck in. … Ironically not THE Pretenders, who are deservedly in. … Anyway … Scott Ziegler, music maniac and Advertising Director at Mass. Lawyers Weekly (www.masslawyersweekly.com) joins the show to break down the shoe-ins and snubs; the obscure and the immature when it comes to induction in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.

Anthony Blatner, founder and Advertising Director at ModernMedia.io, started delivering newspapers when he was 11 – and has been hooked on advertising ever since. He’s learned a lot since then and, now, he helps other entrepreneurs leverage Facebook ads, create eCommerce sales funnels, and build successful lead generation campaigns.   Today, Anthony shares the findings and insights that he learned from his latest eCommerce industry study. We cover a lot of the most important findings in this episode, but every eCommerce store owner  – as well as every brick and mortar store owner – should read it.   To learn more, visit: https://electriceye.io/podcast   Resources: E-Commerce Industry Study: http://modernmedia.io/ecommerce-growth-study/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/anthonyblatner LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyblatner/ Start a Simplr free trial: simplr.ai/honest Are you a maker, crafter, or small manufacturer on Shopify? Get easier production scheduling & inventory management with Katana. You can try it free for 14 days. By using the promo code “HONEST” you'll get 30% off your first 3 months of paid subscription! Sign up at Katana’s website here: www.katanamrp.com. Honest eCommerce is produced by Crate Media

Lydia Lauer is an unapologetically candid woman, a badass mother, and a global basketball advertising director. At the global athletic apparel and footwear company where she works, Lydia helps develop commercials that tell stories of some of the best athletes in the world. At home, Lydia’s life is a little bit different. When she got pregnant four years ago, she started a blog and Instagram account called Making La Madre to document her thoughts as she unexpectedly entered motherhood. Connect with Vania Vananina at vaniavananina.com and on Instagram @vaniavananina! Produced by Puddle Creative Music by Megan Diana Art by Vania Vananina and Maia Buzbee

Big dreams take time, and sometimes can feel overwhelming. Today's guest shares how we can achieve anything when we focus on it for fifteen minutes at a time. Kelsey Murphy is a career strategist, certified life coach and founder of Whiskey and Work. Previously the Advertising Director for Nintendo and Elizabeth Arden, she now works with people all over the world to help them create a more fulfilling career and life. Some of her clients include the management of Facebook, Apple and TOMS. She’s also a snowboarder, a dreamer and a fresh air addict, and her positivity is contagious.

Anthony Pretto - Operations Manager for Kobey's Swap Meet - @Kobeys - San Diego, CA Podcast recorded above the butcher shop at Valley Farm Market in Spring Valley, California. Summary Anthony Pretto is the Advertising Director and Operations Manager for Kobey's Swap Meet held at the Valley View Casino Center parking lot in San Diego. Shawn and Anthony discuss their experiences being involved in the family business from a young age. Reality TV stars Dave Hester and Darrell Sheets being regular vendors at Kobey’s and how the swap meet industry gave birth to the A&E show Storage Wars. City lease agreements, increasing visitor attendance and enticing new vendors are among the various challenges Anthony and his family face in operating a weekly, large-scale outdoor market in San Diego. Similar to Brian Smith growing the UGG Brand, many vendors use Kobey’s Swap Meet to build their brand directly to the customer by creating a tactile, face-to-face experience. The 1st Non-Profit Day at Kobey’s announced for Saturday August 18th where non-profit vendors will be given a booth to raise money and awareness for their organization. Links Mentioned in this Episode: Anthony Pretto Twitter Kobey Swap Meet Website Twitter Facebook YouTube Mentions 10th Planet Fitness Valley View Casino Center Storage Wars Yard Pirates BBQ San Diego Food Bank San Diego Blood Bank Kearny Mesa Toyota Del Mar Racing Turf and Surf BBQ State Championship Big Green Egg Dr. BBQ (Ray Lampe) Scott Kaplan US Foods Derrick Walz Vista BBQ Classic Rub Your Meat BBQ UGG Oceanside Swap Meet Santee Swap Meet South Bay Swap Meet Stadium Swap Meet Phoenix Greyhound Racing AEG Worldwide San Diego Gulls San Diego Seals Dave Hester House Rabbit Society San Diego Goodwill Weekly Social Shout Out: @mikesally619 Winner of a sexy new #BehindTheSmoke Mug. Be sure to tag @bbqwarstories in all your #BehindTheSmoke photos and interact with the podcast on social for your chance to win. Remember...if we can’t tag you then we can’t pimp you. Shareable Quotes From This Podcast: “I have family members that they think they’re holding gold bars in their storage. You don’t have gold bars...Get rid of that stuff.” {12:00} - Shawn Walchef “I’m paying for a cashier to be there because I want them to give you an experience and talk to you and say hi. So when you come here you feel that warm feeling.” {22:38} - Derek Marso “It’s not just the personal interaction, it’s the whole event. There’s always gonna be a place for that village feel where you go in and you have the experience of that craft” {23:50} - Shawn Walchef “A lot of digital and social is testing so you don’t know what your voice is, or your message is, until you do it.” {36:47} - Shawn Walchef “We believe that consistency is key in our business. If we operate one Sunday and we’re closed for six Sundays that’s not building consistency for our customers. {40:06} - Anthony Pretto “If somebody comes out to the swap meet and shops it once or twice, maybe, the next time they have a garage sale they’ll come down to Kobey’s instead of throw all their shit out on their driveway.”  {41:00} - Anthony Pretto Get in Touch: Shawn P. Walchef - @shawnpwalchef  on Twitter Derek Marso - @marsoderek on Twitter Cory Wagner - @iamcorywagner on Twitter Bryan Abou Chacra - @kinglordbryan on Twitter Behind The Smoke Media www.BehindTheSmokeMedia.com behindthesmoke@calicomfortbbq.com Instagram Twitter YouTube Facebook Valley Farm Market - 9040 Campo Road, Spring Valley, CA 91977 www.valleyfarmmarkets.com derek@valleyfarmmarkets.com Instagram Twitter Facebook Cali Comfort BBQ - 8910 Troy Street, Spring Valley, CA 91977 www.calicomfortbbq.com shawn@calicomfortbbq.com Instagram   Twitter   Facebook YouTube

Ilko Nechev is the Advertising Director for the Porsche Club of America’s monthly magazine Panorama. Panorama serves over 80,000 members of the PCA in an award-winning format and has been published since 1955. Ilko was born in Sofia, Bulgaria and came to the United States when he was 18 years old. He settled in New York City and became infatuated with the car culture in the USA. He joined the Porsche Club of America and purchased his first Porsche over 15 years ago, a 944 Turbo and today he drives a 993 and 997 of the iconic 911. He’s heavily involved with the Club and has helped to more than double the PCA’s advertising revenues as part of the team. He joins a group of past Cars Yeah guest from the PCA including Robb Sass, the Panorama Editor and Vu Nguyen the Executive Director of the PCA.

Jessica the founder of Kind Traveler, a new digital travel platform (arriving 2015) that rewards travelers for making donations to local and global charities with exclusive offers from today's greatest hotels and unique properties. Our mission is to transform the incredible collective of everyday travelers into a financial force that betters the health and wellbeing of individuals, the environment, and animals. Passionate about sustainability, wellness, travel, and social innovation, I'm also a contributing writer for Fast Company, Hospitality Design, One Green Planet, Green Lodging News, Spa Finder, Examiner, CBS Los Angeles, and the BLLA (Boutique Lodging & Lifestyle Association). As a proud vegan and animal welfare advocate, I practice yoga and ballet when I'm not working on Kind Traveler initiatives! Her career began as an earth science and math teacher with UCSD's Pruess School, a unique charter school for low income students who strive to become the first in their families to graduate from college, educating 130 students each day. She then spent 10 years as an Associate Publisher and Advertising Director with popular print & digital fashion and lifestyle magazine start-ups including 944 Magazine and Foam Magazine in San Diego and Los Angeles. Her entrepreneurial journey began as the five-year Principal of LA-based brand consultancy, Publicly Loved, where her clients included luxury real estate moguls like CIM Group and Marriott Hotels. With a heart for travel, sustainability, social impact, and animal welfare, she has contributed as a journalist to Fast Company, CBS Los Angeles, Hospitality Design, One Green Planet, Green Lodging News, CEO.com, Spa Finder, Examiner, Destination Luxury, Darling Magazine, and the BLLA (Boutique Lodging & Lifestyle Association). As a speaker, she’s presented on the stages of TEDx and regular contributes as a panelist with various professional hospitality associations and events including the Travel & Adventure Show, Lodging Magazine’s Green Lodging Conference, the Enlightened Entrepreneur Summit, and the Boutique Lodging Association’s annual leadership summit.  As a child, Jessica always had a longing to help animals. Over the last six years you could find her searching for homes for LA’s homeless pet population on death row and educating the public on the importance of spaying and neutering as a volunteer with Best Friends Animal Society, Carson Cats, and Much Love Animal Rescue. As a passionate voice for animals, she's served as a reporter interviewing celebrities such as Bob Barker, Willie Nelson, Ian Somerhalder, and Russell Simmons to create awareness around the importance of avoiding circuses that involve animals, ending the illegal wildlife trade, and the need to end factory farming with Animal Defenders International, Humane Society of the U.S., WildAid, and Animal Hero Kids. 

In this Episode I had the opportunity sit down and speak straight talk and business with the Lovely and very talented Lenora of Houston Forward Times. Her family story is that of Leadership, Tragedy, and Triumph and is simply amazing some of the things that they have contributed to the City of Houston and their Contributions to Civil Rights.  The Houston Forward Times was founded in January 1960, under the leadership of the late founder and publisher, Julius P. Carter. Mr. Carter founded The Houston Forward Times as a means of uniting Black Houston to overcome the obstacles that were holding Blacks in the shackles of second class citizenry. He realized that Blacks could only overcome in unity, and needed a mechanism to communicate their needs to one another. Mr. Carter passed away suddenly in 1971 after catapulting Forward Times into the third major newspaper in Houston ― a weekly, only behind the two dailies. Lenora “Doll” Carter was the wife and successor of Julius P. Carter. Mr. Carter groomed Mrs. Carter as she served as General Manager and Advertising Director of The Forward Times. In 1971, at the tender age of twenty-nine, she became the CEO, managing editor and publisher of The Forward Times. Her doubters predicted that she would be out of business within six months. To their surprise, the business celebrated fifty years in business under her command. On April 10, 2010, in its fiftieth year of business, The Forward Times suffered a devastating blow when Mrs. Carter passed away unexpectedly. Just as Forward Times founder, Julius P. Carter trained his wife, Lenora “Doll” Carter to take the baton of leadership to keep moving forward, that legacy has now been passed on to their daughter, Karen Carter Richards, who worked alongside and shadowed her mother for over three decades. Today, Karen Carter Richards serves as CEO and Publisher of The Forward Times, the South’s largest Black owned and independently published newspaper.  Karen has creatively expanded the mission of the Forward Times and has continued her family’s publishing legacy to ensure that it remains the strongest information vehicle and most trusted voice for African Americans in the city of Houston and throughout the southern region. The Forward Times has been the recipient of various local and national awards for journalistic and digital excellence, including best graphic designs, layout, and editorial excellence. In addition to being an award-winning and historic publication, The Forward Times boasts a paid circulation of roughly 65,000 and is one of the few publications that holds a second-class mailing permit to mail the newspapers directly into the homes of subscribers. The Forward Times holds memberships in the National Newspaper Publishers Association, Texas Press Service, Texas Publishers Association, Texas Business Alliance and Better Business Bureau. Her family's newspaper can also be found online at www.forwardtimes.com Named after her grand-mother, Lenora herself is a very talented singer and model and is very enriched in the entrepreneurship spirit. Click the link below to visit the Instagram Page of Lenora (Model, Singer, Entrepreneur) http://bit.ly/2tmv1Fh Visit the New Centuri Advisors at www.NewCenturiAdvisors.com || Download the FLPPD App at www.FLPPD.co

Welcome to Jobs in Pods! I’m your host, Peter Clayton. Today I have an exciting sales career to tell you about with Chronicle Media in Augusta, Georgia. We’ll be talking with Ryan Gordon, Advertising Director at Chronicle Media, about how you can turbocharge your career as a Digital Advertising Account Executive. At Chronicle Media, you’ll […]

The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Peter Elvidge will interview Celebrity Eve Austin of "Lola Does Manhattan". Lola Does Manhattan is a comedic web series that follow the adventures of Lola, a sassy, single, Baby Boomer trying to find herself and a little love along the way in New York City. Always accompanying Lola on her adventures is Heidi, her inner self, her inner voice, that voice to which we all should listen. EVE AUSTIN (Creator/Actor/Writer/Producer): Eve is an Actor, Writer and Visual Artist. Recent credits include lead roles in NY THEATER; The Taste of It, American Maccabe, The Pelican presented in venues such as Urban Stages, McGinn/Cazale, Dramatists Guild. Roles in INDIE FILMS American Fango, Unexpected, The Library, The Birthday Party. TELEVISION; As The World Turns, One Life To Live, Guiding Light.  WEB SERIES; Cold Feet aka Fully Engaged, Bad Kitty.   Prior to her 'show business" career Eve worked  as Account Supervisor and Media Director at various  Ad Agencies. as well as a stint as Advertising Director for Diane Von Furstenberg. She holds a BFA having attended Syracuse and Hofstra University' as art major.  

Listen in on the conversation between Mark Veldhuizen, Advertising Director, and Catherine O'Flynn as they discuss the background of her new novel What Was Lost, which was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize, and won the Costa First Novel Award in the UK.

Listen in as Mark Veldhuizen, Advertising Director for Random House of Canada, speaks with Janette Turner Hospital about her new novel, Orpheus Lost, and the role of music in the story.

Mark Veldhuizen, Advertising Director for Random House of Canada, speaks with Diane Setterfield about The Thirteenth Tale.