Podcasts about Aileron

Are you ready to transform the way you run your business? Today on the Finish Big Podcast,  Mark Doman introduces Joni Fedders, President of Aileron, and explores the unique nonprofit organization based in Dayton, Ohio. Together they explore how Aileron helps business owners and their teams embrace professional management to elevate their lives and organizations. … Read More Read More

CGN Resources MD Stan Wholley speaks with Proactive ahead of the WA explorer's listing on the ASX. Its flagship Webb project, in the Aileron province of the West Arunta Orogen, WA, has been recognised by CGN, its neighbours and Geoscience Australia as being highly prospective for iron oxide copper gold (IOCG)-style mineralisation and nickel sulphide mineralisation. Wholley says that since pegging the ground, the company has been surrounded by major mining companies and aggressive exploration companies that have committed tens of millions of dollars to exploring the region over the coming years. #proactiveinvestors #ASX #CGN #IOCG #mining #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Luciole est venu dans Popcorn pour revenir sur l'époque Vine, de la transition à Tiktok mais aussi sur son parcours de directrice artistique. Elle nous parlera également de l'association Aileron, pour laquelle elle travaille et qui vise à la protection des requins et des raies !Pour voir l'émission rendez-vous sur Twitch et YouTube !Vous pouvez aussi nous suivre sur nos réseaux sociaux :TwitterInstagramTikTokFacebook Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Big weekend of rodeo action at Aileron. Angus Stud wins top honours at Royal Easter Show.

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La GT3 Touring utilise le même six cylindres à plat de 4,0 litres atmosphérique et coûte également le même prix que la GT3 classique (à partir de 173 562 €). Un aileron à sortie automatique remplace l'aileron fixe « cathédrale « de la GT3 standard et c'est à peu près tout. A retrouver en photos sur https://www.histo-auto.com/fr/actualite/1244/la-porsche-911-gt3-touring-arrive-et-ce-sera-sans-aileron-arriere

Joni Fedders admits she wasn't always the best employee. Like a lot of entrepreneurs, she would "buck" the rules. So while she was a successful brand manager at IAMS Pet Food, she was always destined to run her own show. After building and selling her business, her former CEO at IAMS, Clay Mathile asked her to be the CEO at Aileron, his organization and campus to help teach business owners to run their business rather than have the business run them. In this episode of TEEE, Joni shares how she's learned to really communicate and give proper direction to others. You'll enjoy Joni's candor, humility and eagerness to learn.

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Kim talks with fellow transracial Vietnamese adoptee, poet & writer, Kevin Minh Allen. He talks about having three different names until finally being adopted by a family in Rochester, New York, getting into fights as a kid, and the time he traveled to Vietnam and was asked by a station guard if he was "Vietnamese." Kevin's poetry has been featured widely in publications such as the Journal of Southeast Asian American Education Advancement, Aileron, Monkey King, HazMat Literary Review, and Chrysanthemum.

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This Episode with Michael NankinTV Director Michael Nankin has directed episodes of Battlestar Galactica, Black Sails, The Flash, Defiance, Life Goes On and more! His journey is unique, and he gives us a great first-hand view of the process of directing for television.This is the first episode we created during the worldwide pandemic, and thus it was done via Zoom so we could both stay home. Because of that, this is the first episode to also be available on Youtube as well as these podcast outlets. Check out the video and subscribe here: https://youtu.be/bHMkUkRKG8ETheme Song by Evan BrauFollow us on IG and Facebook @thatdirectorajAbout the hostBorn in Flint, Michigan, A.J. Wedding created his first film in the 5th grade, which helped enable the creation of the first recycling program in the city. After earning a BFA from Western Michigan University, A.J. began his career reading scripts for Cruise/Wagner Productions at Paramount. He volunteered for every production he could get his hands on, learning from industry pros about producing, cinematography, lighting, directing, VFX and even ended up in front of the camera a few times on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Drake & Josh. A.J. worked freelance production for various companies including New Deal Studios, where he continued his on-set education. For the past several years he has been producing/directing commercials and ad campaigns for various brands including pro bono ads for the charitable organization, A Leg To Stand On. His last short film AILERON has seven nominations and 5 festival wins including Best Narrative Short and Best Director, most notably a Best Director win at the Boston International Film Festival.

Decision Vision Episode 35: How Do I Recession Proof My Business? An Interview with Wes Gipe, Aileron How do I manage my business so it’s able to withstand (and maybe even thrive in) a recession? In the edition of “Decision Vision,” host Mike Blake discusses this question with Wes Gipe of Aileron. “Decision Vision” […] The post Decision Vision Episode 36: How Do I Recession Proof My Business? An Interview with Wes Gipe, Aileron appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

More with Moore is Action Catalyst host Dan Moore's reflections and commentary on discussions with each of his esteemed and accomplished guests. In this segment, Dan dissects Episode 297, with Joni Fedders, President, Facilitator, and Leadership Coach at Aileron.

As a past business owner, Joni understands the risks, rewards, and challenges that ownership and professional management bring. She had the opportunity at Iams as a Brand Manager to live in a professionally managed organization where she saw first-hand how strategy, strong leadership and culture can fuel a company to do great things. After Iams, Joni co-founded a technology services company and became an Aileron client herself, taking the Course for Presidents, establishing an outside Board of Directors and utilizing strategic planning. The company grew from 2 to 100 employees in five years, was a finalist for the Ernst & Young Cincinnati Entrepreneur of the Year award, and was named by the Cincinnati Business Courier as one of the 25 fastest-growing companies in the region. After selling this business, she and her husband just couldn't stop and bought a second business in decorative packaging that they operated for seven years before successfully selling. In her role as President, Joni oversees Aileron's strategic direction, culture, and operational activities. Her leadership and energy inspire and motivate the Aileron team and the community as we strive to raise the quality of life, one private business at a time. Joni was honored with the “Forty Under Forty” award and received her bachelor's degree in business from Miami University (the real one, in Ohio). She obtained her MBA from Xavier University. As college sweethearts, Joni and her husband Jim have been married for 27 years; they have three great children, a golden retriever and a small mutt who thinks he's a cross between a mastiff and a pit bull. Family time is a crucial priority for Joni and they enjoy skiing, tubing, running, fishing, sports, eating Chipotle (don't ask Joni to cook – she can't), family events and vacations. Show Highlights: It's a whole different ballgame when you can't say, "I don't like the way they're doing things, because they are you." —Joni FeddersIt's fascinating how many thoughts we have behind our emotions and actions. —Joni FeddersThought, Emotion, Action is a powerful, simple tool that helps people make change. —Joni FeddersYou hit walls all day long, which is more of a sign of opportunity and learning than anything else. —Joni FeddersWe tend to make judgments that are bad, and sometimes they are, but it's more about what can I do in this situation more than what I can't. It's being conscious to what that's telling you. —Joni FeddersOur brains are bad neighborhoods when we're there by ourselves. —Joni FeddersWe usually all feel stuck when there are things that are out of our control. —Joni FeddersI'm not sure mediocrity is an option in many places anymore. —Joni FeddersLook at your situation's parallel. How does what I do at home parallel this decision at work? —Joni Fedders Joni's final thoughts: I'm a believer that when you're really stuck, call in some reinforcements. Get people to ask you good questions and shift the perspective. The Action Catalyst is a weekly podcast hosted by Dan Moore, President of Southwestern Advantage, the oldest direct-sales company in America, and Partner with Southwestern Consulting. With more than 45 years in sales leadership and marketing management, Dan has a wealth of knowledge to share on how to make better use of time to achieve life, sales, and other business goals. Each week, he interviews some of the nation's top thought leaders and experts, sharing meaningful tips and advice. Subscribe on iTunes and please leave a rating and review!

This episode of The Callsheet is sponsored by Plotdevices.co, creators of the Storyclock Notebook. Visit their website and use the code DIRECTOR20 to receive 20% off your first order!Feature Film Director of Photography Leonidas Jaramillo talks about his new film "Heart, Baby!" which is available on Amazon and iTunes, as well as how he went from being a photo assistant to becoming a DP for 7 multi-million dollar feature films in the last 4 years.heartbabythemovie.comAbout the Podcast:After two decades working in and around Hollywood, I've met some incredible people with unique stories of how they made it. I chat with writers, directors, producers, and cinematographers about their stories and their processes. Theme song by Evan Brau.The Host:Born in Flint, Michigan, A.J. Wedding created his first film in the 5th grade, which helped enable the creation of the first recycling program in the city. After earning a BFA from Western Michigan University, A.J. began his career reading scripts for Cruise/Wagner Productions at Paramount. He volunteered for every production he could get his hands on, learning from industry pros about producing, cinematography, lighting, directing, VFX and even ended up in front of the camera a few times. A.J. worked freelance production for various companies including New Deal Studios, where he continued his on-set education. For the past several years he has worked as a commercial director and producer for Raleigh Enterprises, creating commercials and ad campaigns for various brands including pro bono ads for the charitable organization, A Leg To Stand On. His latest short film AILERON has seven nominations and 5 festival wins including Best Narrative Short and Best Director at the Boston International Film Fest. His goal is to build a career as a film/tv director and continue to help make positive changes in his hometown, and hometowns across the world.follow on instagram @thatdirectorajajwedding.com

Summary: Krista Powell is the Brand Manager for Aileron, as well as a leadership coach and a co-founder of Christopher and Mae Design Company – Aileron is a consulting firm with the mission of helping small business leaders unleash the potential of private business through professional management. In her role as Brand Manager, Krista is …

In This Episode During tonight’s show we were joined by Joni Fedders, President of Aileron (www.aileron.org), a non-profit with the […] The post How Can Small Private Business Owners Find Help, Joni Fedders of Aileron? appeared first on Dirty Secrets of Small Business.

In this episode, I get the pleasure of interviewing Joni Fedders, president of Aileron. Aileron’s goal is to be a resource to helping businesses reach sustainability. Using the expertise of the business owner as a guide, Joni and the team at Aileron help steer the businesses they help towards success. Sponsor the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/businessgrowth Related Article: https://www.brandshouter.com/interview-joni-fedders-aileron/ Subscribe: iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brand-shouter-business-growth-podcast/id1387060533?mt=2 Google Play Podcasts - https://goo.gl/HkmLGs Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/64NwS44HizUqmkwfFK3e5R?si=Pu5a40KMS8qunXUrUT9nsA Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/dacd Overcast - https://overcast.fm/itunes1387060533/the-brand-shouter-business-growth-podcast More services and web player: https://www.brandshouter.com/podcast/

Segment 1: Carissa Reiniger is the Founder & CEO of Silver Lining Ltd. She has worked with major organizations such as Google, The White House, Hewlett-Packard, Intuit, Citi Cards, Staples, Citrix, and American Airlines to bring more resources and support to small businesses.Segment 2: Joni Fedders is the President, Facilitator and Leadership Coach at Aileron. In her role as President, she oversees Aileron's strategic direction, culture and operational activities.Segment 3:Jeffrey Shaw has been one of the most sought after portrait photographers in the U.S. for more than three decades. Now known as the Lingo Guy, he uses this honed intuition to teach entrepreneurs how to attract their ideal customers by speaking their Secret Language. Jeffrey is host of the popular business podcast Creative Warriors, a nationally acclaimed keynote speaker, TEDx speaker, a business coach for entrepreneurs, and author of the bestselling book, LINGO: Discover Your Ideal Customer's Secret Language and Make Your Business Irresistible.Sponsored by Nextiva, Square Payroll, and LinkedIn

Geraldine Connolly was born in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. She is the author of a chapbook, The Red Room, and four full-length poetry collections: Food for the Winter (Purdue), Province of Fire (Iris Press), Hand of the Wind (Iris Press), and her new book, Aileron, published by Terrapin Books in 2018.Her work has appeared in Poetry, The Georgia Review, The Cortland Review, and Shenandoah. It has been anthologized in Poetry 180: A Poem a Day for American High School Students;  Sweeping Beauty: Contemporary Women Poets Do Housework;  and The Doll Collection. She has won many awards, including two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Margaret Bridgman Fellowship of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, a Maryland Arts Council fellowship, and the Yeats Society of New York Poetry Prize. Her work has appeared in Ted Kooser's "American Life in Poetry" project and has been broadcast on Garrison Keillor's The Writer's Almanac, as well as Grace Cavalieri's The Poet and the Poem.Doritt Carroll is a native of Washington, D.C.  Her poems have appeared in Coal City Review, Poet Lore, Gargoyle, Nimrod, and Slipstream, among others. Her collection GLTTL STP was published by Brickhouse Books in 2013. Her chapbook Sorry You Are Not An Instant Winner was published in 2017 by Kattywompus.  She has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and works as a poetry editor for The Baltimore Review.  She also has served as poet in residence at the Shakespeare Theatre Company and runs the Zed’s reading series.Read "The Summer I Was Sixteen" by Geraldine Connolly.Read "medicare" by Doritt Carroll.Recorded On: Wednesday, October 3, 2018

Geraldine Connolly was born in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. She is the author of a chapbook, The Red Room, and four full-length poetry collections: Food for the Winter (Purdue), Province of Fire (Iris Press), Hand of the Wind (Iris Press), and her new book, Aileron, published by Terrapin Books in 2018.Her work has appeared in Poetry, The Georgia Review, The Cortland Review, and Shenandoah. It has been anthologized in Poetry 180: A Poem a Day for American High School Students;  Sweeping Beauty: Contemporary Women Poets Do Housework;  and The Doll Collection. She has won many awards, including two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Margaret Bridgman Fellowship of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, a Maryland Arts Council fellowship, and the Yeats Society of New York Poetry Prize. Her work has appeared in Ted Kooser's "American Life in Poetry" project and has been broadcast on Garrison Keillor's The Writer's Almanac, as well as Grace Cavalieri's The Poet and the Poem.Doritt Carroll is a native of Washington, D.C.  Her poems have appeared in Coal City Review, Poet Lore, Gargoyle, Nimrod, and Slipstream, among others. Her collection GLTTL STP was published by Brickhouse Books in 2013. Her chapbook Sorry You Are Not An Instant Winner was published in 2017 by Kattywompus.  She has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and works as a poetry editor for The Baltimore Review.  She also has served as poet in residence at the Shakespeare Theatre Company and runs the Zed’s reading series.Read "The Summer I Was Sixteen" by Geraldine Connolly.Read "medicare" by Doritt Carroll.

The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk Episode #265: Clay Mathile - Self Made Billionaire Shares His Keys To Success Former CEO and owner of The Iams Company, Clay is the founder and Chairman of the Board of Aileron. He believes strongly in free enterprise and has a high respect for business owners who risk their capital to employ others. Clay attributes professional management as one of the key reasons he was able to grow Iams to a $1 billion organization. In 1999, the Mathile family sold Iams to international conglomerate Procter & Gamble for the sum of $2.3 billion. The Learning Leader Show "I bought the business with borrowed money. I was scared to death. I didn't know how to run a business.  I had to learn." -- Clay Mathile describes his feelings after buying Iams Show Notes: Sustaining excellence: Vision of what they want to do and where they want to go A good idea of how to get there Committed to their vision and idea Clay's 4 things he wanted Own his own business Have that business be something that was excellent and stood for something To help entrepreneurs grow To use technology learned to help develop food for indigenous people Was hired at Iams in 1970 as the 7th employee It took five years to figure out the problems and five more years to fix it Convinced Paul Iams to sell Iams to him in 1975 (half) and the rest in 1981 Borrowed money to buy it Why Clay?  "Paul had seen me work and seen me make an impact on the business.  I spent a lot of time on the sales and marketing strategy." Focused on the breeders and vets. The people who influence the actual user.  Clay was ahead of his time. Went to President's Course in 1982 at American Management Association "I'm scared to death, I don't know how to run a business.  I needed to learn." The key was hiring a President and super charging their growth What went in the decision to sell the company? Sat down with his family to decide what each child wanted to do - "They all wanted to chase their own dreams, their own passions. They didn't want to own Iams." The CEO of Procter & Gamble called... Clay takes us inside the room to negotiate the deal: "We told them what our number was... And they exceeded it. It ended up with $2.3 billion." Starting the family office in anticipation of the sale of his business -- To build a new organization for the future. Aileron started as the center for entrepreneur organizations in 1994 Aileron - "We give lift and guidance to the business owner." "How can I possibly repay you?" -- Clay said to his mentors.  They said, "Don't pay me... Just pass it on to others." "People are looking for immediate help for a problem they are having right now.  And we've designed this place to help them solve those problems." Been married for 55 years, have raised a successful family... How? "When I was home, I was home. I was present. I wasn't playing golf or out with the boys." Keys: "Trust... You have to like the person too.  Like hanging out with them." Why everyone should have a board? "They see things that you don't see. A strategic overview. It's something you can't do yourself." "After you've been in business for 10 years, 75% of all problems are because of you." Having a "Personal Board of Advisors" "I recommend all senior executives have mentors.  All you have to do is ask. I've never had anyone turn me down when I've asked them." "Build trust and mutual respect." Culture "I built it so I could work in it." "I had strange things in my management style. I was promoting empowerment before it was popular." "Most people do the right things for the right reasons if you put them in the right environment." "The value of the individual is so important. Treat them with respect.  They feel important and special. I saw every single employee at least once per year all over the world." "People are inherently good." Bad leaders = "Big egos, not trusting of others, insecure people." "When you push people outside of their comfort zone, you can't beat on them when they fail. You have to let them make mistakes." Individual contributor to manager jump... Advice: "You have to accept the fact that management is a profession as anything else is a profession." "Just because you're the best sales person doesn't mean you'll be the best sales person." "As a manager, you're job is to develop others." "You need to manage spontaneity, responsiveness.  Don't react, be proactive." A good example of a proactive leader is a fire chief: They analyze the situation prior to making decisions. Manage in crisis "In 1984, we built Iams University to help people learn..." Most passionate about? "Teaching people, focus on the dreams of the people.  Read the book Dream Manager. That's what we're all about." Example of a typical day: "I do about anything I want to do." One dream for Aileron -- "It will survive forever." Learning Leader = You have to be a continuous learner How much of his success is luck? "60% luck. Be in the right place at the right time." "Your listeners need to think about passing it on. To help others." Use the "Get To Know You Document" "We give lift and guidance to the business owner." Social Media: Read: Run Your Business, Don't Let It Run You Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our Facebook Group: The Learning Leader Community To Follow Me on Twitter: @RyanHawk12 More Learning: Episode 078: Kat Cole – From Hooters Waitress To President of Cinnabon Episode 216: Jim Collins -- How To Go From Good To Great Episode 179: How To Sustain Excellence - The Best Answers From 178 Questions Episode 234: Jocko Willink -- Why Discipline Equals Freedom

Ed Eppley joins host Denise Griffitts to discuss performance management and the symptoms of poor leadership. Ed Eppley is a leading global expert in professional management, sales strategy, and performance management. He is a principal consultant for the Table Group, a Patrick Lencioni Company, and operates The Eppley Group. He has worked with executive teams at multinational companies across the U.S., Europe, China, Japan, and Australia. His clients include a “Who’s Who” of business category leaders such as BMW, DSW, Sara Lee, Bloomberg, Battelle, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Speedway, Steamboat Ski & Resort Company, Value City Furniture, PSA Airlines, Emerson Electric, NECCO, Safelite Auto Glass, and others. A life-long entrepreneur, Ed started an advertising agency and a manufacturer’s rep firm selling to the industrial and construction markets before creating Tyson Eppley Management, ProspeX, and The Eppley Group. As a facilitator of the Course for Presidents at Aileron in Tipp City, Ohio, Ed helps owners of private businesses apply a system of professional management to identify and correct workplace problems. A professional career that has spanned more than 40 years, Ed has honed a skill for identifying talent, understanding executive challenges, and spotting and improving problematic management. Find Ed Eppley on the web: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter  

Ed Eppley joins me to discuss the six disciplines of focused management pros. He recommends we make a “Stop Doing” list and offers actions that someone could take today to get a sense of where they are as a leader and what they need to improve. Ed is a leading global expert in professional management, sales strategy, and performance management. He is a principal consultant for the Table Group, a Patrick Lencioni Company, and operates The Eppley Group. He has trained managers at multinational companies across the U.S., Europe, China, Japan, and Australia. His clients include a “Who’s Who” of business category leaders such as BMW, DSW, Sara Lee, Bloomberg, Battelle, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Speedway, Steamboat Ski & Resort Company, Value City Furniture, PSA Airlines, Emerson Electric, NECCO, Safelite Auto Glass, and others. As a facilitator of the Course for Presidents at Aileron, Ed helps owners of private businesses apply a system of professional management to identify and correct workplace problems. Learn more about Eppley and The Eppley Group at http://www.TheEppleyGroup.com. Download the first chapter of Ed’s new book “Let’s Be Clear,” at http://www.letzbeclear.com. Today's show is sponsored by Audible.com. Audible.com is a leading provider of spoken audio entertainment and information. Listen to audiobooks whenever and wherever you want. Get a free book when you sign up for a 30-day free trial at audibletrial.com/businessgrowth.

Some conversations are easier to have than others. I am pretty sure I could talk to Joni Fedders for hours. Insightful, exuberant and quick-witted all come to mind when thinking through the chat we just had. It makes me smile when she talks about coming through the farmlands of Ohio and rolling into Oxford and onto campus. All Miamians can relate to that feeling. Two of her children graduated from Miami and her third is on campus now. She is now the President of Aileron, a national non-profit organization which helps business owners strategically manage and grow their business (almost like an accelerator for the small business community around the world).

The Business Case for Going Green Today on the BCP Show we talk with Shel Horowitz. Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, whether you think global warming should be labeled “Fake News” or “Headline News,” there is a really compelling business case to be made for why you should “Go Green.” We may be stirring the pot with this one, but let’s get into it! In January, we'll be at the HeatShield Summit Conference at Aileron, just outside Dayton, OH. We hope to see you there! Thanks to Rudi Oosting for the great iTunes and Facebook reviews. We really appreciate it! From the Front Lines Hope Stevenson 003|068|Signature Training Why People Quit Their Jobs Reach out to Hope at hope@dpstconsulting.com Check-In With Reality 25 Wacky Interview Questions That Work Shel Horowitz Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green Guerrilla Marketing to Heal the World Check out Shel's websites, goingbeyondsustainability.com and greenandprofitable.com  Click here for free and paid tools and resources from Shel, as well as opportunities to connect. You can also reach out to Shel at shel@greenandprofitable.com or call 413-586-2388. On Twitter? Tweet Shell @shelhorowitz Connect with us Facebook|Twitter|Instagram

WHAT KIND OF AN ENDING WAS THAT? This episode, Daniel and Callum are met with intrigue and disappointment. The First Strike event draws to a close in First Strike #6. Was this ending enchanting, or did it simply leave us hungry for more? Then M.A.S.K.: Mobile Armored Strike Kommand: First Strike sets the stage for Scarlett's Strike Force. Optimus Prime #12 sees Aileron and the Colonists finding Jazz, Nick Fury, and Danny Zuko. The game of Clue is almost over as everything comes to a head in Clue #5. And Rom and the Space Knights defeat Scylla and Charybdis in ROM #14, the final solo issue of Rom's solo series. Timecodes: 00:00 - Introduction 01:56 - IGN Interview w/ David Hedgecock 08:42 - First Strike #6 Discussion 45:36 - MASK First Strike Discussion 01:04:40 - Optimus Prime #12 Discussion 01:18:06 - Clue #5 Discussion 01:28:16 - ROM #14 Discussion 01:45:26 - ROM Overview 01:57:36 - Outroduction Featured Music Opening Music - Action Man Ending Theme Ending Music - Transformers: Cybertron Opening Theme

Joni Fedders, President of Aileron, a national non-profit committed to unleashing the potential of small businesses across the country, joins the podcast to share her thoughts on how to overcome certain challenges when starting your own business. Joni will provide best practices on how to turn a setback into a success and ways in which small business owners can turn roadblocks into growth opportunities. Every business faces challenges early on. But it’s what you do as a business when you face these challenges that will determine your success after that. Joni Fedders serves as President of Aileron. Joni oversees Aileron's strategic direction, culture and operational activities. Her leadership and energy inspire and motivate the Aileron team and the community as they strive to raise the quality of life, one private business at a time. As a past business owner, Joni understands the risks, rewards and challenges that ownership and professional management bring.  She had the opportunity at Iams as a Brand Manager to live in a professionally managed organization where she saw first-hand how strategy, strong leadership and culture can fuel a company to do great things. Today's show is sponsored by Audible.com. Audible.com is a leading provider of spoken audio entertainment and information. Listen to audiobooks whenever and wherever you want. Get a free book when you sign up for a 30-day free trial at audibletrial.com/businessgrowth.

Women to Watch™ Media interviews Joni Fedders, president of Aileron, a non-profit that helps improve strategic direction, culture & operational activities.

Episode 041 | Business leaders often find themselves unable to turn to a colleague for advice or feedback. Scott is joined by Joni Fedders, President at Aileron to discuss how Aileron is creating a space where entrepreneurs can be vulnerable and lead without fear.

Tony and Sam host a very special guest for the first time - good friend and chef André Cordeiro! While Tony and Sam imbibe as usual, André is sober and therefore much more sensible and charming than the hosts. The three talk a lot about how passion makes all the difference in the food and service industry, among other things. André is an awesome and interesting guest who will hopefully be on the show again soon! Sips: Driftwood Fat Tug IPA, Quail’s Gate Merlot, Monster Rehab Peach Tea + Energy Opening song: In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company by The Dead South Closing song: Can’t Cope by Aileron

Tony and Sam get nice and tipsy and talk about the pros and cons of working in the service industry. They touch on the unpredictability of the industry, what tips mean to servers and bartenders, and how travellers should familiarize themselves with tipping customs. Sips: Red Rooster Gewurztraminer/Granville Island Brewing West Coast Pale Ale Opening song: Down by Marian Hill Closing song: Praise the Lord by Aileron

This week on the show we talk with Kenny Chapman. He's been on the show before, and every time we have him, he never fails to bring it. This time, we talk with Kenny about the importance of setting goals for your business and more importantly, for your LIFE. All that and MUCH more, on this episode of GIT! Show Notes [6:52] Aileron [22:55] Groundhog Hunting with Jerry: What Picture Are You Painting? [28:03] CVC Coaching [28:31] Kenny Chapman Intro [28:39] Kenny's last episode: 021 [28:45] 6 Dimensions of Change[54:51] Charles Duhigg The Power of Habit [1:00:32] The Blue Collar Success Group [1:01:27] SAMI Event [1:02:04] GIT Nation [1:02:37] Spark Marketer [1:02:48] Let's get social! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram [1:03:00] Subscribe to our emails!  

Hydraulic systems can suffer from a number of abnormal situations. Pump low pressure, reservoir overheat, Reservoir low air pressure and reservoir low level. The electric pumps on the blue and yellow systems can also overheat. All of these will lead to the ECAM requesting that you switch off the pump. If this occurs to the green or yellow systems the PTU, if it is available, will transfer power, not fluid, between the systems recovering the affected system. The blue system can not be powered by the PTU. If the PTU is not available or the procedure ask you to turn it off, the failed system will not be powered. This leads to a single system failure.   In the case of a single system failure the aircraft will remain in normal law so all the associated protections are available. Certain flight controls will be affected based on which system has failed but ultimately Aileron, elevator and Rudder control surfaces will remain powered so controlling the aircraft will be conventional. Flaps and or slats will be slow depending on which of the systems has failed, we covered these in the original hydraulics podcast so it maybe worth having a listen again to refresh your memory. Certain spoilers will be unserviceable.   Things start to become more interesting when 2 hydraulic systems fail. When this occurs the Autopilot will be lost so priority must be given to flying the aircraft and stabilising the flight path, the aircraft will also revert to alt law in 2 of the cases, so this, as usual, means direct law once the gear is extended. The ECAM will display LAND ASAP red, this is a timely reminder that you are now operating on a single hydraulic system, why have we lost 2? what happens if we lose the last system? We will cover all 3 cases of Dual hydraulics failure in some detail shortly but lets just broadly go over what you can expect for each case. If you remember these as a guide. G+B = Handling Problem G+Y = Braking Problem B+ Y = As the green system is available this is the least demanding of the 3 scenarios   Airbus designed the summary pages to give us all of the information we need to help us during the cruise, approach, landing and if necessary the Go around. in the FCOM Pro-ABN-01- Use of Summaries section, more background information is provided. it states that the summaries are QRH procedures created to help the flight crew to perform actions. In ANY case the flight crew should apply the ECAM first, this includes the STATUS page. This is an important point, it is all too easy in a high workload situation to divert our attention to performance calculations and other tasks before completing the ECAM. The ECAM's for dual hydraulics are not actually that long and the status page will give you valuable information as to the state of the aircraft increasing your situational awareness.    

The recurring Beast Wars TV series re-watch continues, and on this episode the sixth, seventh, and eighth episodes of the series gets a retrospective analysis from the Twincast crew. After this, multiple questions from listeners of the show are answered, with the first regarding Transformers toy lines with thematic play patterns such as Hasbro's Generations Combiner Wars and Titans Returns line-up. After looking into our crystal balls with the second listener question, we jump over to our third and final listener inquiry by talking about the balance between complexity and design considerations in Transformers toys. The ongoing Transformers comic from IDW Publishing has had it's 51st issue hit stands, and the podcast crew discusses their thoughts on the issue and its place within the overall storyline. The show winds down with two roundtable discussions, the first of which involves collecting "Holy Grails" and what each cast member considers to fit that category. The recurring "Bragging Rights" segment returns to end the show, with a twist that ends up encompassing multiple cast members' list of recent Tranformers product acquisitions.

Greg Verdine has evolved from merely being a Harvard prof, to consulting for big pharma, to starting biotech companies, to being a Venture Partner, and even to co-founding a non-profit institute – not just sequentially, but largely in parallel. He has teamed up with Third Rock Ventures, TPG Biotech, AppleTree Partners, and he unveils his brand new gig with WuXi Ventures. Greg co-founded the biotechs Enanta (ENTA), Tokai (TKAI), Gloucester (now Celgene), Aileron, Warp Drive, WaVe (WVE), and Fog. His day job today, if forced to list just one, is CSO of Warp Drive Bio. He reveals a couple of secrets about Warp Drive strategy and lifts the fog off of Fog Pharma, his latest – and still stealth – newco. As different as these companies are, a common theme runs through them: to cure the incurable by drugging the undruggable.  With apologies to Star Trek, that is Greg’s personal mission: to boldly go where no drug has gone before. In fact Greg wants to blow up the conventional meaning for the word "drug". He sees beyond the pharma industry’s small molecules plus the biotech industry’s biologics, because they seem positively “puny” in the context of human biology. And he has clever tricks and other modalities at his disposal – not to mention the blueprints: 135,000 bacterial genomes, where the answers cannot hide.

McGohan Brabender Executives Scott and Anne Marie interview Mark Thompson from Aileron. As a business advisor, Mark Thompson assists presidents and owners who are committed to establishing stronger professional management processes within their organizations.

Joni is President of Aileron, a non-profit that unleashes the potential of private businesses through professional management. Their services include workshops, roundtables, and programs for small business owners. For more info visit aileron.org

This week's podcast features Fred Warmbier, CEO of Finishing Technology and Kelly Allan, Senior Associate of Kelly Allan Associates and Chair of the Deming Institute Advisory Council. Fred and Kelly discuss their New York Times blog that documents the Deming journey of Finishing Technology, a metal finishing company in Ohio.  Fred first discovered the Deming message in September 2013 when he attended a Deming Institute 2.5 day seminar presented in partnership with Aileron, a non-profit near Dayton (Tipp City), Ohio dedicated to,  “Raising the Quality of Life in America”. Fred attended with staff from his company and came away excited to explore how to change from the old way of running things.  He was driven by self-insight, a passion to study and a desire to help others, while understanding his business system and how to operate it more effectively and efficiently.   After additional reading and further study, Fred was motivated to look at all elements of his business differently and through a new lens.  He began working with Kelly and as these new insights gained momentum, Fred felt it important to document his experiences, which were often humbling and comical.   Around this time, The NY Times ran a story on companies unhooked from commission-based sales, which led to a multi-part NY Times blog, that documents Fred's journey. The goal of the blog is to educate, inform, entertain, make a difference and be a call to action.  This fascinating journey will energize executives, entrepreneurs and others who are always (as Fred and Kelly discuss) probing, looking, thinking and determined to figure things out.

Every pilot has heard, "MORE RUDDE"' from your flight instructor.  Take a moment to review the concepts behind why rudder so important. In this flight training podcast you will learn a bit more about ruder use.  Please enjoy TFP!

This week Vintauri joins Lucien and Daniel as we dive into technical topics about airplanes. Ever wondered what incidence is? How airfoils work? Adverse yaw? Aileron differential? Tune in and find out! Mentions: Align T-Rex 800 Camera Gimbal System Scorpion HK 4530-500 motor Scorpion Power Station with 5200mah battery, USB output, allows charging any USB chargeable device Scorpion S-1805-2250 motor for F3P Spektrum AR635 AS3X Receiver ParkZone VisionAire AMA Expo In Ontario, California - January 11-13th 2003 Arizona Electric Festival in Apache Junction, AZ - January 24-26th 2013 E-Fest in Champaign, IL - February 9-10th 2013 WRAM Show in Secaucus, NJ - February 22-24th 2013 Multi-Rotor Challenge - March 23 & 24, 2013 RC Dude Hobbies - Really Cool Radio Control Electric Flight Higher Plane Productions 3DRCForums January Giveaway: Leopard Brushless Motors from Altitude Hobbies

This week Vintauri joins Lucien and Daniel as we dive into technical topics about airplanes. Ever wondered what incidence is? How airfoils work? Adverse yaw? Aileron differential? Tune in and find out! Mentions: Align T-Rex 800 Camera Gimbal System Scorpion HK 4530-500 motor Scorpion Power Station with 5200mah battery, USB output, allows charging any USB chargeable device Scorpion S-1805-2250 motor for F3P Spektrum AR635 AS3X Receiver ParkZone VisionAire AMA Expo In Ontario, California - January 11-13th 2003 Arizona Electric Festival in Apache Junction, AZ - January 24-26th 2013 E-Fest in Champaign, IL - February 9-10th 2013 WRAM Show in Secaucus, NJ - February 22-24th 2013 Multi-Rotor Challenge - March 23 & 24, 2013 RC Dude Hobbies - Really Cool Radio Control Electric Flight Higher Plane Productions 3DRCForums January Giveaway: Leopard Brushless Motors from Altitude Hobbies

In this episode we hear from a listener with some questions regarding Adverse Aileron Yaw. Please enjoy The Finer Points! Fly Your Best, Jason

On this episode of tfp we look at the finer points of using rudder to compensate for adverse aileron yaw.  A few practical tips to help you fly like a pro.  Fly Your Best! Jason

Studies have found that happiness is contagious. In this interview, Aileron guest facilitator Mary Connors offers her insights on how owners can foster a positive social energy and make happiness "go viral" within their organization. She explains the role of the leader in creating and managing values, behaviors, and standards...

In this informative clip, three successful business leaders talk about their experiences with outside boards and offer insights on what makes them so valuable to the owner. You'll hear from Dick Macaulay of Buckeye Fabricating, Scott Knowles of The Wolf Creek Company, and Aileron founder Clay Mathile. Their comments will...

Aileron recently hosted a lively event for business owners who have attended our flagship program, the Course for Presidents. In this video, you'll hear from some of the attendees about their professional management journey. Find out how they used these concepts to navigate challenges, improve their results, and achieve managed...

SWOT: the systematic analysis of your organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. It sounds impressive and is something that most businesses have done at some point. But when the topic comes up the energy level crashes. The reason is that a SWOT analysis often fails to produce any useful information,...

Do you have a board that's underperforming? Do you want your board to start pushing your business to the next level? If so, our High Performance Board program is for you. Dave Sullivan, one of Aileron's experts on boards, tells you what's in store when you attend this program. Leadership-High_Performance_Boards_Dave_Sullivan_Audio...

Dave Sullivan, one of Aileron's experts on boards describes the goals of this informative, interactive one-day course. We've designed it to help anyone who's looking for more information about boards. Owners who are still wondering if a board is right for them will also want to take a look. Leadership-Outside_Boards_Dave_Sullivan

We recently sat down with Bill McAdory - a turnaround expert and participant in a recent Aileron panel discussion - to talk about the economic downturn. In this interview Bill offers his insights on several timely issues: identifying the best way to cut costs, the importance of staying cash-positive, restructuring...

If you're thinking about serving on an outside board, wondering how you can make your current service more valuable, or just looking to improve your board skills, this course has plenty to offer. Listen to Dave Sullivan one of our experts who has served on numerous boards as he describes...

Bill Matthews is the author of Don't Step in the Entremanure, a concise and easy-to-read guide that can help you avoid common mistakes on your journey to success and prosperity. So what prompted Bill to write this book? How did it build on his background as a business leader and...

In this interview, Dave Sullivan - Aileron's Executive in Residence - offers his thoughts on dealing with an economic downturn. How can you innovate when times are tough? What should you be focusing on to stabilize your business and make it better? Dave addresses these issues, and offers real-life examples...

Back to the deep stuff this week as there has been a glut of recent quality releases – time for DBS:03 I think….. 01. Fomenko – Through Channels (Ultramax Mix) [Young NRG Productions] 02. Aileron – Small Rocks (Breaks Mix) [Level Seven Records] 03. Dr. Schmidt – Human Resource Management (Flack.su Remix) [Glack Audio] 04. […] The post Disc Breaks with Llupa – 107 – 18th February 2010 appeared first on Llupa.

Episode 2 of our Podcast.  This episode is focused more on an actual lesson that I presented to Tina and Aileron in preparation for solo. For now we plan to have our odd number episodes cover the more social, family and relational topics and should be more entertaining as it relates to Learning to Fly, Love, Live and Parent together.   The even episodes such as this one,  will cover more of the technical aspects of learning to fly and will be segments of our acutal flight and ground lessons here at the Eaglerock Hangar.Show Notes for this episode:Intro and Update on Episode Sequence and Subject Manner,Mention to the listeners of subscribing to the text part of the RSS Feed - point your RSS reader to http://learningtoflytogether.com/rssV Speeds and definitionsLimitationsGo Arounds, Use of Flaps,  L/D explainationAileron and Elevator make up a songDisclaimerAnd for the purpose of claiming our feed on Odeo and Podcast AlleyMy Odeo ChannelMy Podcast Alley Feed My Odeo Channel (odeo/271e6955769700f4) My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-3e615e63002914745116a6ff200ea09d}Contact us at learningtoflytogether@gmail.com or (206) 984-2359