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Agnes Fischer (VD, Boodla) Vi pratar om Boodla. Boodla arbetar innovativt med att ta till vara och utveckla städers gröna värden. De startade 2012 med stadsodling som verktyg för att skapa trygghet i grannskap samt sprida kunskap om biologisk mångfald, odling och hållbara matsystem. Idag har Boodla utvecklats till att arbeta brett med många nya idéer för att tillgängliggöra och aktivera gröna ytor i staden. Deras vanligaste samarbetspartners eller kunder är kommuner, fastighetbolag och bostadsbolag. Läs mer på https://boodla.se/ ___ Keep Up the Good Work. Keep Loving Cities ❤️️ All opinions expressed in each episode are personal to the guest and do not represent the Host of Urbanistica Podcast unless otherwise stated. Let's connect and talk further about this episode Mustafa Sherif Linkedin. Visit Mustafasherif.com for collaborations and nominations or email me at info@mustafasherif.com Follow Urbanistica on Instagram, Facebook & Youtube channel. Thanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY (Urban Planning and Design) AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry, and infrastructure. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/urbanistica-podcast/message
Agnes Fischer and Erica Roberts joined BBH USA just about a year ago as the agency was undergoing change in the region. Then-CEO Amani Duncan had left, and the agency brought together its New York and LA offices in a major reorganization.One year later, Fischer and Roberts have refocused the team on the work. The agency, which works with clients including Smuckers, Heineken and Samsung, is rebalancing the split between project and AOR work and looking for partnerships that allow it to build enduring brand ideas. Its familiar territory for Roberts, who is credited with rebuilding many brands under the J.M. Smucker Co. portfolio. In this episode, Fischer and Roberts talk about BBH's journey in the past year, including how the agency is embracing generative AI and attracting more black sheep to its flock. campaignlive.comWhat we know about advertising, you should know about advertising. Start your 1-month FREE trial to Campaign US.
Agnes - the author of Eggs Unscrambled - talks to us about her fertility journey through egg freezing & IVF.As most woman in a marriage, Agnes tried to get pregnant earlier in her life. However, things didn't turn out as expected and she ended up getting a divorce with no children. She had looked at IVF whilst in that relationship, but once it ended, she decided to take control of her own fertility, and give herself (and her future-self) options.Whist she was in the midst of it and educating herself about egg freezing, embryo freezing, IVF, etc. she started the blog Frozen Please to document her experience... which eventually turned into a book!Agnes openly shares with us her experience, especially the part of her life after the book which includes donor sperm, finding love, IVF... and motherhood!She now has 2 beautiful children and wouldn't change the way she has gone about things.It's such an important topic that not many people talk about but that happens very often. It's crucial that we - as a society - become more educated on fertility, and more especially women, before it's “too late”.Thank you so much Agnes for sharing your story and talking about this topic with us. And we hope you enjoy the episode.If you enjoy listening to our podcast and would like to support us, check out our Buy Me a Coffee page:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jippodcastOur website:https://justinterestingpeople.comFollow Agnes on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/agifischGet Agnes book:https://amzn.to/3R08W67Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/justinterestingpeoplehttps://www.instagram.com/rosieandre_comhttps://www.instagram.com/jeremieandre_fr
Paulina Triebs, Ricarda Clahsen & Agnes Fischer sind im letzten Jahr ihrer Ausbildung an der Theaterakademie Köln. Vor vielen Semestern hatte Paulina eine Tanz-Improvisation von Agnes & Ricarda gesehen, und dachte: "Daraus machen wir ein Stück!" Über ein Jahr später feierten sie Premiere im BOX - Theater in der Südstadt. Im Podcast erzählen sie von ihrer eigenen Inszenierung, wie genau es dazu kam, wie sie das ganz praktisch gemacht haben und was für spannende Prozesse entstanden sind aus einer spontanen Idee.
Ep. 4 of the Everything Egg Freezing podcastEgg freezing has exploded in popularity in recent years. But the egg freezing process is just the first stage of future family building. After freezing, what comes next? Agnes Fischer is a successful Manhattan advertising executive who chronicled her egg freezing experience in the 2017 book Eggs Unscrambled. Now, she's sharing her story with ELANZA Wellness's Brittany Hawkins of the years since: including navigating the decision to pursue solo motherhood with donor sperm at age 40, meeting her partner during that process, trying to conceive using IVF and experiencing pregnancy in her forties.In this episode Brittany and Agnes talk about the effect of egg freezing in the years after the procedure itself, and what others - single or coupled - should keep in mind as they plan their fertility through their thirties and beyond.Sign up for the ELANZA Newsletter ------>Want to be the most educated patient, clinician or women's health leader you can be?Sign up here to get free updates on the latest on reproductive health and fertility straight into your inbox!Once per week we send out a curated collection of discoveries, tips, stories and highlights from clinician and patient perspectives.https://newsletter.elanzawellness.com/about This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit everythingeggfreezing.substack.com
Agnes Fischer, president of The&Partnership, is also the author of a book on egg freezing, a process she undertook after a divorce in her mid-30s. She also talks about her love of traditional Hungarian foods like head cheese, dark dramas and how the pandemic has shifted calculations for many people about having a family.
Calvin and I sit down with community activist Agnes Fischer, native of Dearborn and founder and creator of The Solidarity 365 Project as a way of saying thank you to the Muslim friends and neighbors who helped raise her and her way of combating Islamophobia. Agnes hopes her work helps to break down barriers. She...
På förskolor och skolor, mellan gårdslösa lägenhetshus, och i en terrasserad trädgård kring den av LM Ericsson uppförda sekelskiftesvillan vid Albysjön i Botkyrka, skapar Boodla möjligheter för barn och vuxna att odla staden. I det här avsnittet hör du hur Agnes Fischer, en av Boodlas grundare, genom kunskapsspridning om ekologisk odling vill få stadsbor att knyta an till jorden – och därmed förbättra förutsättningarna för en hållbar värld. Vad har odling med demokrati att göra, hur kan grönsaksland öka känslan av trygghet, och varför är stadsodling en viktig pusselbit för ekologisk och social hållbarhet? Du hör också om växter med stark egen vilja, om skillnader mellan konventionell ekologisk odling och permakultur, och hur du designar en odlingsplats med högsta säkerhetsklass – skyddad från både rotogräs, sniglar och rådjur. Dessutom berättar Agnes hur det kan vara att växa upp i en ekologisk handelsträdgård, varför hon länge var så avigt inställd till vinbär, och vad man egentligen gör med en smoothiecykel. Intervjun är inspelad i mitten av juni i Gula villan Subtopia, Boodlas högkvarter mellan Fittja och Alby i Botkyrka, Stockholm.
Agnes Fischer Author of FrozenPlease.com (Blog) was Interviewed Live on 640WGST Talk Radio Atlanta's Health Tech Talk Live Hosted by Ben Chodor -- January 31, 2015 ARCHIVE Interview Aired at 3:30pm ET / 12:30pm PT / 2:30pm CT on Health Tech Talk Live Radio Show, Hosted by Ben Chodor. Show Broadcasts weekly on Talk Radio 640 WGST Atlanta. Public Relations and Marketing by http://1800publicrelations.com ("1800pr"), The Leader in Performance based PR and Marketing Services. To inquire about being a guest on this show or others: Matthew Bird 1800 Public Relations ("1800pr") 917-409-8211 matt.bird@1800pr.com http://www.640wgst.com/main.html http://www.640wgst.com/articles/health-tech-talk-490191/health-tech-talk-13092706/ http://healthtechtalk.com/ Twitter: @1800pr
Agnes Fischer och Sofie Nuyts lär barn att odla i Alby i utkanten av Stockholm. De menar att odlingskunskap är bra både för det enskilda barnet och för samhället de lever i. Vi hör barnens frågor om ifall det går att äta maskar och om varför rötterna finns i jorden, och om planerna på att sätta tortellini istället för potatis. Mykorrhizaforskaren Siri Caspersen från Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet berättar om hur den spännande mykorrhizan påverkar växternas liv, och vad man kan göra för att gynna den. Sätt igång bildspelen så får du se hur mykorrhizan ser ut och hur barnen sätter potatis!
In 2017, Agnes Fischer wrote a book, "Eggs Unscrambled," the girlfriend's guide to everything you need to know about your reproductive organs, including freezing your eggs. Today, Agnes talks to Ali about avoiding pregnancy in her early 20s and early 30s, how women are conditioned to think they have to breed, "fertility treatment light," IUIs and IVF, her blog, "FrozenPlease.com," how her book became her "baby" and why today, she's passionate about fertility awareness.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/infertile-af/donations
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