Podcast appearances and mentions of alexander hall

In this episode of the Growth Series podcast, host Iain Cunningham sits down with Joe Milton, Director of Training and Competence at Alexander Hall, to explore the transformative shift toward hybrid working in the mortgage industry, the importance of maintaining strong team connections and adapting mentoring strategies to suit a hybrid environment. Joe emphasises the value of in-office presence for new advisors to build skills and networks, while also recognising the flexibility needed for seasoned professionals.   The conversation explores creating structured development plans for young talent, fostering a collaborative work culture, and leveraging technology to maintain team cohesion. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the nuances of hybrid working and its impact on professional growth in the mortgage sector.

In this episode of The Mortgage Conversation, the panel joining host ⁠Jay⁠ and ⁠Tony⁠  are ⁠Phil Lawford⁠ from ⁠Saffron for Intermediaries⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and special guest, Stephanie Daley from Alexander Hall. This podcast reflects on the impact of 2024. What a new government has meant for the mortgage and property market. How the markets have reacted. The impact and changes in property prices and the challenges faced by both lenders and brokers. In the second half, the panel predict what is likely to happen in 2025 with a foresight into the market, rates, BOE moves and some of the challenges faced by the market. Don't forget to follow out social channels... LinkedIn BlueSky YouTube ⁠⁠Facebook -- A brand new series and a brand new era as The Mortgage Conversation is born (formerly SFI (not so) LIVE) as we have a new studio, and our video podcast available on Spotify every month, is growing month on month. Would you like to be a guest on our podcast? If so, please contact Host and Producer, Jay Evans on jay@sfinotsolive.co.uk.

In Episode 195, Dave discusses the potato's efforts to fully kick-off WWIII, the removal of Gaetz as an AG candidate and some new conspiracy theories regarding his targeting and the Vance pick as VP. He also spends some time discussing the left's ‘shadow cabinet' and possible FBI Director replacements. Articles discussed: Is Biden Trying to Start World War III Before Trump Takes Office? By Francis P Sempa from The American Spectator Paper Shredding Truck Appears Outside DOJ After Gaetz Nomination by Wendell Husebo from Breitbart News Is This Why Gaetz Withdrew His Name From Consideration for Attorney General? by Matt Vespa from Townhall MSNBC contributor warns ‘we should all fear' Trump's new AG pick Pam Bondi ‘because she's competent' by Alexander Hall from Fox News Trump loyalist Kash Patel in contention to be named FBI director by Hugh Lowell from The Guardian Who Will be Trump's FBI Director? Three Potential Candidates by Ewan Palmer from Newsweek Peter Thiel - Wikipedia Support Dave by visiting his Etsy shop at DesignsbyDandTStore Available for Purchase - Fiction: When Rome Stumbles | Hannibal is at the Gates | By the Dawn's Early Light | Colder Weather | A Time for Reckoning (paperback versions) | Fiction Series (paperback) | Fiction Series (audio) Available for Purchase - Non-Fiction: Preparing to Prepare (electronic/paperback) | Home Remedies (electronic/paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (electronic)

In Episode 195, Dave discusses the potato's efforts to fully kick-off WWIII, the removal of Gaetz as an AG candidate and some new conspiracy theories regarding his targeting and the Vance pick as VP. He also spends some time discussing the left's ‘shadow cabinet' and possible FBI Director replacements. Articles discussed: Is Biden Trying to Start World War III Before Trump Takes Office? By Francis P Sempa from The American Spectator Paper Shredding Truck Appears Outside DOJ After Gaetz Nomination by Wendell Husebo from Breitbart News Is This Why Gaetz Withdrew His Name From Consideration for Attorney General? by Matt Vespa from Townhall MSNBC contributor warns ‘we should all fear' Trump's new AG pick Pam Bondi ‘because she's competent' by Alexander Hall from Fox News Trump loyalist Kash Patel in contention to be named FBI director by Hugh Lowell from The Guardian Who Will be Trump's FBI Director? Three Potential Candidates by Ewan Palmer from Newsweek Peter Thiel - Wikipedia Support Dave by visiting his Etsy shop at DesignsbyDandTStore Available for Purchase - Fiction: When Rome Stumbles | Hannibal is at the Gates | By the Dawn's Early Light | Colder Weather | A Time for Reckoning (paperback versions) | Fiction Series (paperback) | Fiction Series (audio) Available for Purchase - Non-Fiction: Preparing to Prepare (electronic/paperback) | Home Remedies (electronic/paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (electronic) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/contra-radio-network/support

In Episode 191, Dave makes a couple trips around the world in his topics and discussions regarding the latest and greatest news from the week that was. First up is DoD Directive 5240.01 changes that allow the military to shoot American citizens and proposed changes to the National Defense Authorization Act which automatically registers women for the draft. From there, he discusses the marxist's lack of an apology to the American people for covering up the potato's mental decline. After that, Dave takes a hard look at the war footing all of these countries like Israel, Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea seem to be on and posits the theory that WWIII is probably inevitable. He closes the show discussing election polling, Israel's overnight attack against Iran, the EU picking a fight with the UK., and illegal immigration opposition is apparently pure racism.  Articles discussed: Harris claims she was 'honest with the American people' about Biden's mental acuity: 'Capable in every way' by Joseph A. Wulfsohn from Fox News CNN data guru says there is a 60% chance the election ends with an 'Electoral College blowout' by Alexander Hall from Fox News Secret Iranian missile storage site exposed by anti-regime group amid mounting regional tensions by Beth Bailey from Fox News North Korea has sent troops to Russia, Pentagon confirms by Anders Hagstrom from Fox News Brexit Betrayal: E.U. to Demand Fishing Rights for UK Waters by Simon Kent from Breitbart Democratic Organizer Blames Americans' Opposition to Migration on ‘Pure Racism' by Neil Munro from Breitbart Israel begins retaliatory strikes against Iran following missile barrage targeting Israelis by Greg Norman, Brie Stimson, Caitlin McFall, Liz Friden, and Efrat Lachter from Fox News Support Dave by visiting his Etsy shop at DesignsbyDandTStore Available for Purchase - Fiction: When Rome Stumbles | Hannibal is at the Gates | By the Dawn's Early Light | Colder Weather | A Time for Reckoning (paperback versions) | Fiction Series (paperback) | Fiction Series (audio) Available for Purchase - Non-Fiction: Preparing to Prepare (electronic/paperback) | Home Remedies (electronic/paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (electronic) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/contra-radio-network/support

In Episode 191, Dave makes a couple trips around the world in his topics and discussions regarding the latest and greatest news from the week that was. First up is DoD Directive 5240.01 changes that allow the military to shoot American citizens and proposed changes to the National Defense Authorization Act which automatically registers women for the draft. From there, he discusses the marxist's lack of an apology to the American people for covering up the potato's mental decline. After that, Dave takes a hard look at the war footing all of these countries like Israel, Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea seem to be on and posits the theory that WWIII is probably inevitable. He closes the show discussing election polling, Israel's overnight attack against Iran, the EU picking a fight with the UK., and illegal immigration opposition is apparently pure racism.  Articles discussed: Harris claims she was 'honest with the American people' about Biden's mental acuity: 'Capable in every way' by Joseph A. Wulfsohn from Fox News CNN data guru says there is a 60% chance the election ends with an 'Electoral College blowout' by Alexander Hall from Fox News Secret Iranian missile storage site exposed by anti-regime group amid mounting regional tensions by Beth Bailey from Fox News North Korea has sent troops to Russia, Pentagon confirms by Anders Hagstrom from Fox News Brexit Betrayal: E.U. to Demand Fishing Rights for UK Waters by Simon Kent from Breitbart Democratic Organizer Blames Americans' Opposition to Migration on ‘Pure Racism' by Neil Munro from Breitbart Israel begins retaliatory strikes against Iran following missile barrage targeting Israelis by Greg Norman, Brie Stimson, Caitlin McFall, Liz Friden, and Efrat Lachter from Fox News Support Dave by visiting his Etsy shop at DesignsbyDandTStore Available for Purchase - Fiction: When Rome Stumbles | Hannibal is at the Gates | By the Dawn's Early Light | Colder Weather | A Time for Reckoning (paperback versions) | Fiction Series (paperback) | Fiction Series (audio) Available for Purchase - Non-Fiction: Preparing to Prepare (electronic/paperback) | Home Remedies (electronic/paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (electronic)

This special episode is brought to you by our friends at ArkOwl!  Corwin and Rob from ArkOwl are joined by Alexander Hall for a fraud discussion about Corwin's approach to fraud and his unique history in the space where we cover  

In this episode we welcome back fraud expert Alexander Hall from Dispute Defense Consulting for an in-depth discussion on synthetic identities and fraud prevention. Alexander shares his experiences and insights into how fraudsters create and manipulate identities to exploit financial institutions.   Topics covered include:   The process of creating synthetic identities from disparate data points. The impact of synthetic identity fraud on financial institutions. Methods used by fraudsters to manipulate email addresses, phone numbers, and social media profiles. The importance of monitoring and freezing credit to prevent identity theft. Detailed explanation of check fraud and its implications. Challenges faced by mid-market financial institutions in combating sophisticated fraud tactics. Alexander also recounts his recent speaking engagements and collaborations with organizations like We Fight Fraud, highlighting the need for proactive measures in fraud prevention.   Check this one out for real-world stories that will keep you informed and vigilant in the fight against fraud. ------------------- Big thanks to The House of Fraud for sponsoring this video. HoF is the best online fraud fighting community and full of professionals just like you in community discussion and also including 7 original series, micro masters classes, and fun networking opportunities. Visit www.thehouseoffraud.com to get your very own membership today!

2/2: #ANTISEMITISM: Unmasked. Victor Davis Hanson, Hoover Institution https://victorhanson.com/the-end-of-old-left-wing-mythologies/ 1903 Alexander Hall, Princeton

On today's episode, I had the pleasure of having a chat with Alexander Hall who is Fraud Strategy Expert and founder of Dispute Defence Consulting and The House of Fraud. We spoke with Alex about fraud providers, how to choose the right one, and if we need to stay with one provider forever. Also, we spoke about emerging trends.

The season three VIDEO premiere of the Fraud Boxer, present by Sardine, kicks off with a discussion on fraud trends for the upcoming year, led by the host Jordan Harris and guests Alexander Hall and Brian Davis! The key themes revolved around the impact of fraud on the holiday season, the vulnerability faced by professionals new to the fraud industry, and the challenges of transitioning into leadership roles. The conversation also delved into the prevalence of impostor syndrome and the importance of vulnerability and open communication within teams. The hosts discussed the three main fraud trends to watch for in the upcoming year: account openings, money movement, and the demand for technology in financial institutions. We also talk about the launch of our brand new fraud fighting community; The House of Fraud where like minded professions can share stories and interact as well as view 7 new additional fraud fighting series! We're very proud!  Check out The House of Fraud community right here: https://community.thehouseoffraud.com/checkout/the-house-of-fraud-membership?affiliate_code=77fc25 --------------- Today Fraud Boxer is also proud to announce our Q1 sponsor, Sardine. I've been saying since I started that the best fraud tools are tools created by fraud people. Well, with sardine, you get something created by the fraud squad for the fraud squad. From KYC to onboarding fraud and payment fraud, with over 4,000 signals like device, email, and telco, to AML monitoring. They have a rule builder custom ML models and ship new features weekly. They understand that fraud rates are increasing and fraud budgets aren't. With Sardine, you get a team that isn't afraid to roll up their sleeves and jump in with you on those big investigations. You're not just buying one of the best tools but the whole team behind it!  Please give them a warm welcome by visiting www.sardine.ai today to learn more!

In this BONUS episode we discuss the the current state of the industry. We discuss our work in fraud prevention, industry events they have attended, and recent trending topics. We talk about the book Brian and writing and the new community series he is starting and the challenges of building that community. This episodes includes (mostly Jordan's) thoughts around the recent controversy surrounding the use of the term "fraud fighter" and the trademarking of that term by SEON and the actions they've taken since. In the end we give a glimpse into our personal lives, including hobbies and family moments. Buckle up, this one is going to make some waves!   Brian Davis: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandavis21/ https://www.thehouseoffraud.com/   Alexander Hall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-hall-ddc/ https://disputedefenseconsulting.com/   ------------- We are loving having Spec as our Q4 Sponsor!  Their patented no-code orchestration platform has been a complete game changer for how we approach fraud and authentication. They give fraud fighters (and marketing and security teams!) full coverage and visibility into the entire customer journey with the ability to collect data, deploy in any tech stack and connect to any solution to answer their attacks such as calling 3rd party APIs,  building logic and workflows, all with the ability to take action anywhere in the entire customer journey!  With constant moving targets it's nice to have a product that moves it's aim with you!  Please visit www.specprotected.com to learn more and schedule a demo today to see what you have been missing all along!   

On this episode I discuss the sleuth comedy, There's Always a Woman (Alexander Hall, 1938) co-starring Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondell.Resources:James Bawden and Ron Miller, Conversations With Classic Film Stars: Interviews from Hollywood's Golden Age (Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky, 2016).Bernard F. Dick, The Merchant Prince of Poverty Row: Harry Cohn of Columbia Pictures (Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky, 2009).Kathrine Glitre, Hollywood Romantic Comedy: States of the Union, 1934-1965 (Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 2006).Matthew Kennedy, Joan Blondell: A Life Between Takes (Jackson, MS: University of Mississippi, 2014). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EPISODE 1793: In this KEEN ON show, Andrew talks to Alexander Hall Hall, the co-host of the Global Disorder podcast, about Israel, Gaza, the Ukraine, Brexit and her long career as a British diplomatAmbassador Alexandra Hall Hall is a former British diplomat with over 30 years' experience, including as the British Ambassador to Georgia from 2013 to 2016, and as Brexit Counsellor at the British Embassy in Washington, before resigning from the Foreign Service in December 2016 due to a conflict of principle. Previous roles included postings to Bangkok, Washington, Bogotá, and New Delhi. In London, Ambassador Hall Hall also served as Head of the Middle East Peace process unit, as head of Humanitarian Affairs within the United Nations department, as head of the Human Rights and Democracy Department, and as an advisor on the European Union in the Cabinet Office. From 2004 to 2006, she was detailed on exchange to the U.S. Department of State, first as a Special Advisor to the Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Rights, and Labor; and then with the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs working on the Middle East Partnership Initiative. She has taught human rights at George Washington University and was a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council from 2016 to 2018.Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.

Our boy Alexander is back for another round! This one we just went completely impromptu and just talked about all the fraud things that popped into our head.  What are we seeing lately like fraud coming from a specific credit union in the midwest, what people are doing with multiple account fraud, and so much more!  We might put more of these out with other bros (and gals) and share some less formal interviews that we just learn and ask questions on in real time!  I hope you enjoy!    Alexander Hall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-hall-ddc/ https://disputedefenseconsulting.com/

Our guest for this episode has quite the backstory.Alexander Hall of Dispute Defense Consulting has 16 years of fraud-related experience - 10 of those years were spent operating as a high-level fraudster.  For the last six year, including the last three as the owner of his business, he has been helping to protect businesses as a consultant on the development and refinement of holistic in-house fraud prevention that are woven between all operations and at every touch point across their customer experience journey.  In this episode, Alexander shares his journey as a fraudster and how he has taken these talents to help businesses address the target areas that he would have and make sure that are not losing revenue.  She shares how he has developed his business and the challenges he faced getting hired, even with all of his acquired knowledge and abilities.To learn more, please click https://disputedefenseconsulting.com/As always, this podcast is brought to you by Profit Master Business Solutions, implementing measured marketing for small businesses while calming the chaos and creating the confidence and competence to exceed expectations.Click www.profitmasterbusinesssolutions.com.You can find your host, Howard Wolpoff, at:www.profitmasterbusinesssolutions.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/hwolpoffInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/hwolpoff/TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hwolpoffThank you for listening!

BILL TAUBNER, CEO, BONA FIDE MASKS using KN95 masks as used by the United States Senate, House of Representatives and the United States Armed Forces, widely used during the Canadian Wildfires air pollution crisis NORMAN GREENBAUM, singer songwriter, SPIRIT IN THE SKY, a #1 hit record internationally speaks about jug band music, folk music, rock n roll fame part 2 Dr. Neda Shamie, MD Cataract sight saving Surgery Post surgery 90% agree they have better vision, a 15 minute surgery , go home the same day

JOLIE ROOT, researcher, CARLSON What fish oil is richer in EPA DHA, concentrated or non concentrated?, the answer will surprise you NORMAN GREENBAUM, singer songwriter, SPIRIT IN THE SKY, a #1 hit record internationally speaks about jug band music, folk music, rock n roll fame ALEXANDER HALL, WAYMO the new driverless taxi company and PATRICIA RILLERA. President MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING, speak about the value and use of a new technology that allows you to hail a taxi that has no driver

In the final episode of LPM's Inside Scoop with a Fraudster Podcast featuring Alexander Hall and Stefanie Hoover, the two discuss the frightening reality of identity theft, and how to conquer it. Listen in on the strategies that entry-level fraudsters use to take advantage of information online. Here, you can discover more on account monitoring, when to bring in vendors for extra security, and the importance of understanding your vulnerabilities. 

"People need to embrace orchestration platforms more" Recorded LIVE at the MRC last month Alexander Hall sits down with a very vocally exhausted Jordan to go over what we think the coolest new things we saw at MRC and what we think are going to be big in the near and long term future.  Is it AI? Is it ML? Is it another buzz word?  Spoiler, it's not. Find out by listening to us have this conversation LIVE and what we think are the real takeaways from the MRC. The future is coming fast and make sure you are aware of what is out there to answer these quickly emerging trends.  ---------------- Alexander Hall - Alexander@disputedefenseconsulting.com  https://disputedefenseconsulting.com/ Also, today Spec joins the Fraud Boxer family as our inaugural sponsor. We discussed customer journey orchestration in this episode and Spec is a leader in the customer journey management space with their patented Trust Cloud platform that connects you to any fraud vendor through a no code implementation. Please give them a warm welcome by visiting www.specprotected.com to learn more about how they can offer exactly what we discussed today and maybe even see a demo that uses your actual LIVE website! More about Spec: https://www.specprotected.com/ Previous Episode they have done with Fraud Boxer https://www.specprotected.com/fraud-boxer-no-code-with-patrick-chen/  

Hallå och god kväll. Vi är tillbaka som vanligt. Denna gång: Albin Sjögren & Ida Sundberg, en gång RIG, numera SchweizproffsHerrarnas slutspelsträdSkånekampen om den sista slutspelsplatsenAlexander Hallén till Växjö! Bland mycket annat. Trevlig lyssning. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Two of the Inside Scoop with a Fraudster podcast continues the revealing conversation between LP Magazine's Stefanie Hoover and Alexander Hall. Listen in as Stefanie and Alex delve into credit card fraud techniques and ways to defeat it. Hear how easy it is to obtain information and equipment to set up a credit card fraud scheme and how much we depend on our frontline employees to help us prevent these frauds. 

In Episode One of Inside Scoop with a Fraudster, Stefanie Hoover, CFI chats with Alexander Hall, a former fraudster and now consultant.  Listen in to their candid conversation about life as a fraudster and specifically, in this episode, self-checkout fraud.  What makes a fraudster tick?  You're about to learn firsthand! Over this series, Stefanie will dig into the myriad of ways fraudsters operate their schemes, and techniques retailers should consider to strengthen their defenses.  Don't miss out on some myth busting and surprising revelations that will make you rethink your current loss prevention strategies.Have a burning question you want to ask Stefanie or Alexander?  As part of Episode 3, we will answer questions submitted to editor@lpportal.com.About the fraudster:  Alexander Hall spent the first ten years of his career involved in nefarious activities, until 2017, after the birth of his daughter, when he decided to take another path.  Alexander is currently a Manager of Chargeback Operations with Apruvd and founder of Dispute Defense Consulting.  He has worked with ACFE, Card Not Present, and Merchant Fraud Journal among many others as a subject matter expert. He conducts a Fraud Prevention Roundtable series on LinkedIn and can be reached at alexander@disputedefenseconsulting.com 

In Decembers edition of the SFI (not so) LIVE podcast from Saffron Building Society, the panel had the pleasure of the company of Stephanie Daley, from Alexander Hall. In this episode, the panel – including host Jay Evans, Head of Business Development, Tony Hall and Intermediary Team Manager, Debby Tedder - discussed a range of current topics in the news - from decreasing rates, changes in stress rates, the "potential" house price crash and an important message "Don't beleive the hype in the mainstream media, focus on mortgage titles for a real representation of the industry. Finally - what would our panel like from Santa to fix the mortgage industry? Find out. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sfinotsolive/message

Gudstjänst från Gullbrannafestivalen, med Carin Dernulf, Rickard Thoursie och Jon Peterson. "När jag var yngre trodde jag att livet handlade om att bli mer och mer självständig. Men ju äldre jag blir desto mer inser jag att livet handlar om att våga vara beroende, både av Gud och av andra människor." (Carin Dernulf)Medverkande:Carin Dernulf: predikan Rickard Thoursie: gudstjänstledning Mimmi Ylenfors: textläsning Andreas Joakimsson, Sara Vittgård: tal Jon Peterson band// Jon Peterson: solosång och elgitarr Oscar Samuelsson: trummor Fredrik Lidé: bas Gustav Raymondson, Cissi Persson, Mia Peterson: körsång Lovsångsbandet// Viktor Alnervik, Amanda Kärdevik, Malin Moeller: sång Jacob Färdig: akustisk gitarr och sång Oscar Sveder: trummor Sebastian Grahn: piano Axel Svedberg: bas David Petersson, Alexander Hall: elgitarr Text:Matteus 6:25-30Musik:Lion and the Lamb (Leeland Mooring, Brenton Brown, Brian Johnson) Jag vill sjunga om Dig för evigt (Åsa Fhinn, Micke Fhinn, Martin Smith) Herren är vår starkhet (Eva Pettersson) Bär mig (Jon Peterson) Sök först hans rike (Victor Bodell) Genom allt (Kevin Gidlöf, Jenny de Presno, Stevan Raouf) Ge inte upp (Jon Peterson) Herre vi vill ge dig ära (Alfred Nygren David Andre Østby, Ida Möller) Producent Katarina Josephsson Tekniker Inge Amundsen, May-Britt Rylander liv@sverigesradio.se

In my very first episode ever I sit down, virtually, with the famous Alexander Hall of Dispute Defense Consulting (www.disputedefenseconsulting.com) and have a conversation about how he got into the industry and what he sees as the current trends.  Alexander has a unique background, a little different from the majority of us, on how he got into the fraud world and I think the background provides a different insight into our approaches and we talk about the upcoming MRC band!  Take a listen and I promise not to eat the mic as much next episode!  

Special guest Alexander Hall (@alexanderhall) of Cubs Weather (@cubsweather) returns to BTYL and hangs out with the crew to discuss, unsurprisingly, Cubs weather, climatology, storm chasing, and a host of other topics.

The crew looks over the Cubs' month of April, and Alexander Hall of @CubsWeather stops by to deliver the weather report for the upcoming homestand. The Cubs make some roster moves, and Ronan celebrates a birthday milestone.

Finding your way back – A former Fraudsters Journey to becoming the hero against Fraud Alexander “Alex” Hall is a reformed, high-level fraudster, Alexander has 14 years of experience relevant to fraud and fraud prevention. His experience taught him a lot about being on the “attacking side of the equation. Once he saw that he needed to change due to family and wanting to do right by them, he decided to switch sides. Since joining the fraud fighter community in 2017, his strategies and processes have been successfully applied to companies ranging from retail to financial industries and everything in between. In 2020, Alexander founded Dispute Defense Consulting and has since accepted a position on the board of advisors for the customer experience program at the University of Nevada - Las Vegas. Additionally, Alexander is recognized as a subject matter expert by service providers and publications such as Card-Not-Present, Merchant Fraud Journal and About-Fraud. Alex “gets real” in this chat with CoffeewithMike and lets loose on the realities he faced and the benefits he figured he earned through being on both sides of the fence. He shares what motivated him to change from jobless to entrepreneur and how it's currently going. (which is quite well actually) He intends to help every company he can to find the open windows in their cyber security and system security in order to better secure YOUR money and identity from the bad guys. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel today! Share this with anyone you think could use this podcast as inspiration You can find Alex on his website at: www.disputedefenseconsulting.com and on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-hall-ddc/ Make sure you reach out if you want to know how many “windows” you may have open that you DON'T know about. #disputedefenseconsulting #businesssuccess #fraudsecurity #fraudprevention #merchantfraud #inspirationalstories #expertinterviews #Fromfraudstertohero #entrepreneurship Credits – “Who want Cawfee?” by Vic DiBitetto “Tik'd off Vic” www.vicdibitetto.net Grab a pound of cawfee today and get your caffeine on! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithmike/support

A topical podcast for those working in the mortgage and property industries, SFI (not so) LIVE is brought to you by Saffron for Intermediaries - part of Saffron Building Society In this episode, the panel discuss recent news in the mortgage and property sectors, whilst digesting some of the news post the turn of a brand new year. What will 2022 bring for mortgage borrowers, lenders and brokers? Hosted by: Jay Evans Panel: Tony Hall, Head of Mortgage Sales & Simon O'Donnell, Field based BDM for Saffron for Intermediaries Special Guest: Greg Cunnington, Director of Lender Relationships at Alexander Hall. For more information or to review the SFI LIVE series, please click here. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sfinotsolive/message

LEAVE THE SPOOKY SIDE OF DEATH BEHIND THIS MONTH AND JOIN US ON A JOURNEY INTO THE ROMANCE, COMEDY, AND BUREAUCRACY OF THE AFTERLIFE.   We'll get back to scary things next month, because this month is all about the wholesome possibilities of death stories. Gabe and returning guest Tyler Foster explore a surprisingly prevalent subgenre of romantic comedies concerning the processes of the afterlife. Avoiding movies that focused too much on haunting or possession, we still ended up with a list of seven movies that share a curious number of concepts and tropes in common – Alexander Hall's Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941), Victor Fleming's A Guy Named Joe (1943), Vincente Minnelli's Cabin in the Sky (1943), Ernst Lubitsch's Heaven Can Wait (1943), Powell & Pressburger's A Matter of Life and Death (aka: Stairway to Heaven, 1946), Warren Beatty & Buck Henry's Here Comes Mr. Jordan remake, Heaven Can Wait (not otherwise related to the Lubitsch movie, 1978), and Albert Brooks' Defending Your Life (1991). In the process of breaking these films down, we also talk briefly about Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life (1947), Steven Spielberg's A Guy Named Joe remake (Always [1989]), and Paul & Chris Weitz' Here Comes Mr. Jordan remake (Down to Earth [2001]).   00:00 – Intro 7:13 – Here Comes Mr. Jordan 19:36 – A Guy Named Joe 36:01 – Cabin in the Sky 47:12 – Heaven Can Wait (1943) 56:36 – A Matter of Life and Death 1:14:06 – Heaven Can Wait (1978) 1:31:15 – Defending Your Life 1:46:03 – Outro   Please consider donating to the following charities/fundraisers if you have any spare cash: Abortion Access Fund, Inc:​​ https://abortionaccessfund.org/ UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) Gaza Crisis Appeal: https://donate.unrwa.org/gaza/ Lilith Fund (Texas abortion access): https://www.lilithfund.org/ National Center for Transgender Equality: https://transequality.org/

Gio Gallo welcomes Alexander Hall, founder of Dispute Defense Consulting and board advisor of #UNLV's customer experience program, to the show! In this episode, Gio and Alexander chat about his experience working in fraud prevention, finding a balance between establishing a positive customer experience and reducing the risk of fraud, how good-hearted consumers commit ‘friendly fraud,' and so much more!

Each episode I travel six feet under and pry open a coffin of one of my favorite Hollywood corpses and perform a post watch examination of one their forgotten films. This marks the third episode in the series of Heavenly Mistakes, in which I examine films where the afterlife associates have made a grave mistake. In episode 026 I uncover the corpse of Rita Hayworth to dissect the 1947 Alexander Hall picture, Down to Earth and take a trip to the morgue to autopsy character actor, Edward Everett Horton.

Just after midnight on May 15, 1970, officers opened fire on a group of unarmed students milling in front of a dorm on the campus of Jackson State College in Jackson, Mississippi, killing two and wounding twelve. Although the shootings took place just a week and a half after the shootings at Kent State University, the Jackson State shootings never got the attention of those at Kent State, and when they did they were often described as a second Kent State, erasing the context of white supremacy and state-based violence that inform what happened in Jackson.  Kelly tells the tragic story of the Jackson State shootings and interviews Nancy Bristow, Professor of History at the University of Puget Sound, and author of Steeped in the Blood of Racism: Black Power, Law and Order, and the 1970 Shootings at Jackson State College to find out more. Our theme song is Frogs Legs Rag, composed by James Scott and performed by Kevin MacLeod, licensed under Creative Commons. Episode image: Alexander Hall, viewed from across Lynch Street, National Archives. Public Domain.Transcript available at: https://www.unsunghistorypodcast.com/transcripts/transcript-episode-2Sources: Steeped in the Blood of Racism: Black Power, Law and Order, and the 1970 Shootings at Jackson State College by Nancy K. Bristow "The Report of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest." Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, 1970. “Program about the Jackson State Killings, Jackson, Mississippi,” WYSO, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. "50 Years After the Jackson State Killings, America's Crisis of Racial Injustice Continues—and Shows the Danger of Forgetting," Time Magazine, by Nancy K. Bristow, May 14, 2020 "The Jackson State shootings are often overlooked. But Rich Caster still remembers." The Washington Post, by Kevin B. Blackstone, May 14, 2020. "GIBBS/GREEN 51st COMMEMORATION 2021," Jackson State University, May 15, 2021. [Facebook Video] Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/UnsungHistory) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the first full hour of Indiana Sports talk, hear Coach and Brendan King discuss the fourth no-hitter in this MLB Season and how it can affect the next generation of fans. 2021 Indiana Football Hall of Fame inductee and former Franklin College coach Mike Leonard tells his story of how he found out about his induction, who nominated him, and his career. Plus, Adam Alexander from NASCAR on FOX breaks downs Saturday’s race in Darlington where Justin Allgaier took the checkered flag and Noah Gragson was disqualified for post-race inspection violations. Also, Alexander tells coach how drivers should race the 1.366 mile raceway. Plus Mark Montieth shares his thoughts on the Pacers 133-132 loss to the Wizards in overtime. Coach and Montieth also talk about the “drama” in the Pacers organization and Coach Lovell shares a story of his own coaching career with a similar incident. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back with another former fraudster turned consultant for the good guys. Today, it's Alexander Hall, Principal at Dispute Defence Consulting.In this fascinating conversation, he touched upon his crazy life story, and what fraud fighting professionals can do to improve their efficiency, when understanding the value of your business data points, learning where holes happen in your line of defence, how drug trafficking, credit card testing and fraud are interwoven, and much more...The SEON Cat and Mouse podcast is the only place where you'll get to hear from both fraudsters and fraud fighters.The goal?To get insights into the psychology of those who attack and exploit systems. To hear true-life examples of the thrills and frustrations of risk management. And, of course, to share entertaining, insightful, and actionable stories to improve your strategies against fraud.More information about Alexander Hall and Dispute Defense ConsultingInterview by Jimmy FongFor more information about SEON, please visit www.seon.io Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dr. Gabrielle Metzler joined Program Director Martin Jimenez and Executive Director Jeff Keuss in the spring of 2019 to talk through our Burnout discussion guide. This was our first attempt at a discussion guide companion podcast and was recorded at Alexander Hall where SPU's School of Theology is located.

In this episode, we welcome Dr Alexander Hall, who discusses his research into the popular media representation of science and religion in the 20thcentury. He introduces us to ways of presenting science which became common on television and radio over the second half of the 20th century, which he calls the ‘evolutionary epic' and the ‘humanist blockbuster': grand, sweeping stories about nature and evolution, that takes us from the earliest moments of creation to now, and which in many ways echo religious creation myths. Alex will help us trace the history and development of these ways of presenting science, through influential figures such as David Attenborough, Julian Huxley, and the archetypal work of Jacob Bronowski, to help us understand where this kind of storytelling style comes from, and why it's so common in Science and Nature TV. Alex will also tell us why it's so important to investigate media presentations of Science and Religion if we want to understand the relationship between science and belief in society – and as a bonus he'll also recommend his favourite science and religion TV and radio programmes!

In episode 54 of the Growth Series podcast, Nicola Alvarez, Corporate Account Manager - Proposition Development at Accord Mortgages, speaks with two selected industry experts to discuss what they learned through 2020, a year more eventful than most, and looks forward to how they plan to approach 2021. Nicola is joined by Greg Cunnington, Director of Lender Relationships and New Homes at Alexander Hall, and David O'Leary, Policy Director at The Home Builders Federation.

We often say, "To catch a fraudster, you need to think like one". Alexander Hall of Dispute Defense does this better than almost anyone. If you heard him on episode 6 of Fraudology, you know his story, and you know how valuable his perspective is to the anti-fraud industry. (If you didn't listen to that episode, go back & listen! It's one of our most popular episodes)   We'll discuss everything from how fraudsters don't need to purchase lists of compromised credit card numbers if they know one simple math equation to advice for online companies of all sizes, especially as the economic downturn continues to make committing fraud more attractive to the everyday consumer. And, we'll share some of the ways both Alexander and Karise help executives understand that the benefits of a proactive fraud prevention strategy far exceed the financial component.   Want to connect with or learn more from Alexander? Find him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-hall-3724307a/ Find his company: http://disputedefenseconsulting.com/ Find his training on Tweezzle: https://tweezzle.com/courses/school-of-fraud-part-1/ Find his CNP articles: https://news.cardnotpresent.com/news/black-hat-to-white-evolution-of-a-fraudster-part-1   https://news.cardnotpresent.com/news/black-hat-to-white-evolution-of-a-fraudster-part-2   Want to be alerted when new episodes are out? Subscribe to Fraudology podcast on your favorite podcast app   Have a topic suggestion or interested in being interviewed? (Practitioners of fraud prevention only at this time) email: info@chargelyticsconsulting.com   The Fraudology podcast is produced & edited by the exceptional team at JourneyGurl Magic Productions

Es handelt sich um eine der legendärsten Creepypastas überhaupt. Ein Student kauft ein Nintendo 64-Spiel auf einem Flohmarkt. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Nachdem er beginnt es zu spielen, passieren merkwürdige Dinge - erst im Spiel, dann in der Realität. Und schon bald muss er mit Schrecken feststellen, dass das Videospiel verflucht zu sein scheint. Wir haben uns endlich an "Ben Drowned" gewagt und sind dieser legendären Pasta, die über einen Zeitraum von zehn Jahren zum Alternate Reality Game wurde, auf den Grund gegangen.

"Bad girls like me can't pray." Little Miss Marker (1934) directed by Alexander Hall and starring Shirley Temple, Adolphe Menjou, Dorothy Dell, Charles Bickford and Willie Best. Next Time: The 1st Annual Gone With The Bushes Year End Awards!!!

Douglas Robins ʼ23, from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, talks about University access and support on episode three of our “Meet Princeton!” podcast. From a class with Eddie Glaude, Jr., the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor and chair of the Department of African American Studies, to his very first encounter with a Princeton alumnus, who is a member of the Great Class of 1963, Douglas reflects on some of the more memorable moments he's had thus far. This podcast is a production of the Princeton University Office of Admission. The opinions expressed herein represent the views of the individuals involved, not those of the University.  View the transcript. Show Notes: Financial Aid Estimator No-Loan Financial Aid Policy Cost of Attendance SIFP (Scholars Institute Fellows Program) Study Abroad Bryant's recommended sourdough bread recipe and baking guide from “Lemons and Anchovies,” blog adapted from Ken Forkish's book “Flour Water Salt Yeast” Annual Giving Fund ASC (Alumni Schools Committee) Interviews Precept Eddie Glaude, Jr., the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor and chair of the Department of African American Studies McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning The Writing Center College Staff, First College Mock Trial Orange Key Tours Matriculate Late Meal Murray Dodge Cafe Freshman Seminars Vivian's favorite key lime pie recipe from food writer and cookbook author Melissa Clark (via Today.com) Princeton University Orchestra About "Meet Princeton!" Co-Hosts: Vivian Slee, senior assistant dean of admission, and Bryant Blount '08, assistant dean of undergraduate students and manager of strategic communications Producers: Vivian Slee and Mary Buckley, associate dean, strategic communications, Office of Admission Editorial Consultant: Veronica Salazar, senior assistant dean of admission Editor/Sound Engineer: Nick Donnoli, Orangebox Productions  Sound Engineer: Molly Trueman '24 Logo Design: Esteban Aguas '19, admission officer The theme music to our podcast was created by Molly Trueman '24. The outtro is brought to you by Princeton University Orchestra, featuring the end of the first movement from Bruckner Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major, Romantic. It was recorded at the 2019 Winter Concert Preview in Alexander Hall's Richardson Auditorium.  Meet Molly Trueman '24: Molly, a rising sophomore at Princeton, plans on majoring in music with a potential certificate in Applications of Computing. Outside of class, she is part of Glee Club, Chamber Choir, and the Tigressions, a contemporary all-female a cappella group. While she has been practicing voice and piano since age six, within the past year—especially during quarantine—she has become more passionate about songwriting and music production, leading her to create music for this podcast. About the Princeton University Orchestra The Princeton University Orchestra (PUO) is the flagship symphony orchestra of Princeton University and is one of the most prestigious and highly acclaimed collegiate orchestras in the country. At more than 120 undergraduate-musicians strong, PUO holds eight annual performances in Alexander Hall and tour internationally in a typical year. Since 1977, Maestro Michael J. Pratt has served as the music director for the ensemble.

Fraudster turned fraud prevention consultant Alexander Hall shares his insights into fraud behaviors over holiday seasons, and the top challenges fraud teams have faced in 2020, speaking from his unique experiences on both sides of the fence.

This week, we’re heading to the deep blue sea! We’ll join the captain and crew of a 19thc clipper ship, an iconic maritime innovation that revolutionized sailing and global trade, despite being something of a flash in the pan itself. Boatbuilder and maritime archaeologist Graham McKay joins us to navigate a not-so- distant past, stormy seas and all. Jimmy Buffett aside, the life of a Clipper ship sailor was anything but easy-breezy. This was soul-deep hard work. So - let’s rig up and set out on another grand adventure, nothing but the vast horizon ahead as we ride the wind! (recorded over zoom)Music by Yasunori Nishiki

In episode 49 of the Growth Series podcast, Nicola Alvarez, Corporate Account Manager at Accord Mortgages, is joined by Dom Scott, Managing Director at Alexander Hall, and Tom Davies, Sales Director at Alexander Hall. Alexander Hall is an award-winning mortgage advisory firm that has put clear and significant effort into workplace wellbeing. Together, Nicola, Dom and Tom discuss the necessity of investing in employees. This episode explores both the way that the Alexander Hall team approaches the creation of a healthy workplace and how other firms can follow suit.  Dom and Tom put particular emphasis on the role that Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) plays in creating an environment that truly cares and helps their employees grow. Alexander Hall is involved in many D&I initiatives in the hope of building a more inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive.  The duo also share their findings for how firms can achieve a healthy work culture, even in the face of working from home. From consistent communications, to enabling employees to maintain their work relationships, Dom and Tom have seen that connection is the greatest part of ensuring a supportive and people-focused environment. The Growth Series is a dedicated resource that aims to help mortgage brokers grow their business using digital and communications marketing techniques. For more hints and tips on how to grow your business, you can sign up to the Growth Series for free, here.

From motivation to mindset, personal branding to perseverance, you will learn tried and tested ways to generate leads, increase your sales and build a strong lifestyle business. Gary Das takes you on an entrepreneurial journey of education, inspiration, and motivation to help you become a Pro of your industry! In this episode Gary speaks to Daniel Mach, a mortgage advisor and one of Gary’s mentees. Daniel’s extensive knowledge of the financial services industry as a DA, AR, an employee, and employer is going to be so valuable to the audience of the podcast. Daniel started out in pharmaceuticals in a quality control role but through mutual friends ended up at Alexander Hall for the next 5 years and several roles after that. For anyone wanting to expand a company, this is the episode for you to get your teeth stuck into...   What Is Covered In Today’s Episode Of The Financial Pro Podcast: The pro’s and con’s of moving from role to role Why expanding and growing a company can become addictive Why it is important to choose the right route for you The length of time it takes to make a return on employing new staff Why making sacrifices will help you grow your business   Channels:   Join the Financial Pro Community https://bit.ly/2zQ3MaS   Buy Gary’s book The Self-Employed Mortgage Guide https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/178133403X/   Follow Gary on Instagram   http://bit.ly/2UrBYlJ   Visit Gary on Facebook http://bit.ly/2DefkSS

Alexander Hall has been operating in the world of fraud since 2012. After operating for close to a decade with merchants of all sizes and industries, Alexander's policies, strategies, procedures and insight have been successfully applied to well over $400m in transaction. In 2020, the COVID shutdown in the US afforded Alexander the necessary time to take the long-overdue step of forming Dispute Defense Consulting. Since his company's formation earlier this year, Alexander has broadened his service offerings, now able to work with Medical service providers, insurance agencies, B2B distribution centers, and many more. With a book on the way, covering the basics of fraud prevention, he is looking to take on the $140b Fraud Industry and draw blood. Free E-book: Disputedefenseconsulting.com Alexander@disputedefenseconsulting.com Free Strategy Call: 702-665-3941 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Fraud-fighters often have a saying, that they have to "think like a fraudster" to anticipate their methods and tactics currently, and with future business models or offerings. But, in today's episode, Karisse gets to talk to a fraud-fighter that really can think like a fraudster. Because he once was one.   Alexander Hall is the owner & Principal at Dispute Defense, helping online companies identify and deter all fraud methods where there is a "transfer of value". Alexander talks about the danger in only seeing fraud as the use of a stolen payment method, various scams & fraud tactics he's witnessed and he describes the different levels within what he calls the "school of fraud". He also shares how he fell into fraud & being known as the "King" of fraud in his city, and why he much prefers fighting fraud to committing fraud.    To learn more or reach out to today's guest:   www.linkedin.com/company/dispute-defense-consulting   www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-hall-3724307a   Subscribe to Fraudology on your favorite podcast app to be alerted when new episodes are out! And if you enjoyed this episode, please rate & review this podcast, to help others discover it.

Many merchants suffer from not having the proper merchant defense mechanisms in place. In this episode, Adam Torres and Alexander Hall, Owner at Dispute Defense Consulting, explore defense tactics that every merchant should know.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

Black Lives Matter movement as well as Pride form a symbiotic relationship because of the Stonewall riots. It's clear that now, more than ever, the industry must come together to create a more inclusive workforce and empower those who fall into  minority groups. More on the speakers:Patrick Franco is Chief Operating Officer, Executive Director of the Company. He joined Foxtons as chief operating officer in 2015 and has since been responsible for key elements of the Company's operations. He is also executive sponsor of the Foxtons LGBTQ+ network. Prior to Foxtons, Patrick was chief operating officer of Credit Suisse Asset Management UK. He also serves as a trustee of Global Heritage Fund. Dom Scott joined Foxtons in 2004, where he cultivated a reputation for successfully managing a variety of teams and projects before progressing in 2012 to become the youngest director within the Foxtons group. Three years later he was promoted to the role of Managing Director of Alexander Hall, where he is now directly responsible for running all areas of a directly authorised regulated business.As an industry leader he enjoys working with a social mobility charity that helps young people acquire the skills they need to further their careers; works as an ally to the ‘Foxtons LGBTQ+'  and ‘Women@Foxtons' networks; and is also a member of the ‘Women's Executive Finance Forum'. He plays an active role in mentoring people from all backgrounds and is the co-founder of the ‘Afro Foxtons network', which actively works to help its members share stories, develop skills and become stronger candidates for future opportunities.

Mississippi businesses react to the grant program passed by the legislature.And, what nursing homes are doing to fight high transmission rates.Then, we hear from a survivor of the 1970 Green-Gibbs murders at Jackson State.Plus a Gulf States Newsroom round table on hurricane preparedness.Segment 1:A $300 million dollar relief package for Mississippi small businesses is one step away from becoming a reality. The two-part program passed through the legislature Wednesday night and is awaiting the signature of Governor Tate Reeves. After a week-long clash with lawmakers over the power to appropriate CARES Act funds, state leaders settled down to address the growing concern of small business owners. During his daily press briefing yesterday Reeves addressed the bill and the relief that comes with it.A Mississippi business organization says the grant program just passed by the legislature is needed to help small businesses recover from the pandemic. Dawn Starns is with the National Federation of Independent Businesses. She says some small businesses don't have large cash reserves and operate on thin profit margins. Starnes tells our Desare Frazier, as owners work to reopen, the funds available through the program will help meet expenses.Segment 2:Mississippi's long term care facilities are home to nearly half of the state's COVID-19 related deaths. MPB's Kobee Vance reports on what nursing homes are doing to slow the spread of disease and keep family members informed during the crisis.Segment 3:In May of 1970, Gailya Porter was a sophomore majoring in Sociology at what was then called Jackson State College. The campus was home to mounting racial tension. At the time, Lynch Street was a main thoroughfare that went through the campus, and Porter says students were routinely harassed by white motorists passing through. Some students started fires on campus in protest, after a false rumor spread of the death of civil rights activist Charles Evers. The National Guard was placed on standby and Jackson Police closed off entrances to the campus. It was just before midnight when highway patrol officers and Jackson police marched up Lynch Street, and at some point opened fire near Alexander Hall - where Gailya Porter lived. When the gunshots ended, two African-American men were dead at least a dozen others injured - including Porter. She shares part of her experience with our Ashley Norwood.Segment 4:Hurricane season starts June first. That's nothing new for those who live along the Gulf Coast. What is new this year is the fact hurricane season is happening during the coronavirus pandemic. We hear about how emergency officials are preparing from reporters in the region. MPB's Evelina Burnett and Tegan Wendland of W-W-N-O in New Orleans join the discussion. Andrew Yeager of W-B-H-M in Birmingham kicks things off. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Avsnitt 12 - Gustav och Stefan summerar omgång 17 och 18 där Johan Roos och Niklas Pålssons anmälningar till VG såklart avhandlas. Dessutom surr om två derbyn, vad Växjös storseger mot Visby egentligen betyder, att Alexander Hallén är het igen och Pixbos spridning av poängmakare.

  Ben Dorks, Chief Executive Officer of Ideagen, commented: I am pleased to report an excellent start to Ideagen's financial year. Our core markets are strong and underpin the demand we have seen this half. We continue to execute our strategy, delivering growth and investing in the business whilst tightly managing the cost base. The Company has continued to make acquisitions which have further enhanced our global reach, customer base and product capability. Cash generation has been good which coupled with further growth in new SaaS recurring revenues and an increase in repeat business from our growing customer base provides a strong platform for the second half. The market opportunity remains large and long term and given the Group's position as a leader in the Governance, Risk and Compliance market, the Board is optimistic about the Group's continued growth prospects." The Board is pleased to report that trading has remained strong in the first half of the financial year (https://www.investegate.co.uk/ideagen-plc--idea-/rns/trading-update/201911130700051857T/) and that revenue and EBITDA are both expected to be significantly ahead of the same period last year and in line with management's expectations. This has been achieved through both organic revenue growth and the acquisitions of Redland Business Solutions Ltd (acquired in June 2019) and Optima Diagnostics Ltd (acquired in Oct 2019). The Company has a clear strategy to grow revenues organically and maintain high EBITDA margins whilst transitioning from a perpetual licence to a SaaS based subscription model. The successful execution of this strategy will provide an even more robust business model and a higher quality of earnings over the medium term without impacting on the short-term profitability of the business. The Board considers that the key growth metric for the Group is based on Annual Recurring Revenue ("ARR"). ARR is the value of the Group's contracted recurring revenue book at any point in time, which will be recognised over the next 12 month period. The Group's ARR has grown by approximately 20 per cent. from £36.4 million on 30 April 2019 to £43.9 million on 31 October 2019. This comprises of acquisition-led growth of £3.8 million combined with organic growth of £3.7 million within the period, representing approximately a 20 per cent. organic growth rate on an annualised basis. Group performance is based on strong customer demand and sales execution in the period and indicates that the transition to a recurring model is progressing successfully and is ahead of schedule. Total organic revenue growth in the period was 7 per cent. which, in the context of an accelerated SaaS transition, represents a strong performance. Recognised Recurring revenue is expected to be approximately 74 per cent. of total revenue and is expected to rise to over 80 per cent. in the next full financial year. The Company continues to compete and win new business within the UK and international markets reflecting the Company's global expansion. During the period, the Company won over 240 new customer logos including Emirates Airline, Emirates Catering, Alexander Hall, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Freightliner, Vietjet Air, Mylan Pharmaceuticals and Royal London. At the period end the group had net debt of £18.2 million (30 April 2019: net debt of £1.3 million) after spending £19.8 million on acquisitions. Operating cash generation in the period remained robust and in line with the Board's expectations. 

Feeling silenced on social media? MRCTV's Eric Scheiner is joined by Alexander Hall of MRC Techwatch to discuss the latest on the issue of social media censorship and how it is impacting conservatives.

Alexander Hall is a London-based contemporary artist – who is also known by the alias Haute de Gamme. It's a tad hard to discuss art - which is a visual medium - on an audio podcast, but Hall does a great job of talking us through some of his better-known works, as well as what the life of a professional artist looks like today. To see examples of his art: http://www.hautdegamme.com/artwork/ Haute de Gamme Instagram: http://instagram.com/hautdegamme_

In episode 8 of the Accord Mortgages Growth Series Podcast, Jeremy Duncombe, Director of Intermediary Distribution at Accord Mortgages is joined by Greg Cunnington, Director of Lender Relationships and New Homes at Alexander Hall. Together they discuss the importance of the client onboarding process and how mortgage brokers can start to develop a cohesive client onboarding strategy. In mortgage broking, first impressions count. With a strong onboarding strategy, your business has the best chance of making a positive impact on new clients. Key to an effective onboarding experience is giving the client a thorough understanding of what they can expect from your business and the various options available to them. Greg explains that a good onboarding process gathers information about the client's exact scenario and outlines any necessary steps they need to take to get the ball rolling. As well as this, it's a great opportunity to communicate the client experience your business offers. If you enjoy this episode of the Growth Series podcast, please take a moment to rate it. Your feedback helps us improve. The Growth Series is a dedicated resource that aims to help mortgage brokers grow their business using digital and communications marketing techniques. For more hints and tips on how to grow your business, you can sign up to the Growth Series for free, here.

"Das war ein Augenblick der Freude auf die Bühne zu gehen bei der Premiere" – Siegfried Arno über die Premiere der "Drei Musketiere" im Großen Schauspielhaus Berlin Etwa zwölf Dutzend Filmrollen, davon knapp 60 in amerikanischen Produktionen, unzählige Theaterrollen auf Theaterbühnen in Deutschland und im Ausland – dies ist die Bilanz der schauspielerischen Karriere von Siegfried Arno, der aus dem Berliner Theaterleben nicht weg zu denken war. Keine "dramatische" Figur Zur Welt kam Siegfried Arno am 27.12.1895 in Hamburg. Zunächst besuchte er die Hamburger Talmud Tora Schule und anschließend eine Realschule. Danach absolvierte er eine dreijährige Ausbildung an der Kunstgewerbeschule. Zwar arbeitete er anschließend als Modezeichner, fühlte sich jedoch zum Theater hingezogen. In Harburg erhielt er die Chance, beim dortigen Theaterdirektor Friedrich Otto Fischer vorzusprechen. Mit einem Ausschnitt aus "Maria Stuart" von Friedrich Schiller stellte der junge Aspirant sein dramatisches Talent unter Beweis und wurde auch engagiert – allerdings als Komiker. Seine weiteren Engagements führten Siegfried Arno nach Hamburg, Prag und schließlich nach Berlin. Hier sollte die Popularität des Schauspielers bald enorm steigen. So spielte er am Thalia Theater, am Metropoltheater, am Berliner Theater und schließlich am Großen Schauspielhaus. Seine letzte Station war das Kabarett der Komiker. Und auch der Film wurde rasch auf Siegfried Arno aufmerksam. Das erste Mal stand er 1921 vor der Kamera, in dem Stummfilm "Die rote Katze" von Erich Schönfelder. Es folgten bald weitere unzählige Rollenangebote aus den Filmstudios. Bis 1932 wirkte Siegfried Arno in über sechs Dutzend Filmen mit. Doch nach der Machtergreifung durch die Nazis wurde die steile Karriere von Siegfried Arno unterbrochen, denn als Jude musste er Deutschland verlassen. Bald Hollywoodstar Im europäischen Ausland spielte Siegfried Arno an verschiedenen Bühnen und gelangte schließlich in die USA. Vor allem in Hollywood fasste er schnell Fuß und spielte bald in amerikanischen Produktionen mit. Es waren unter anderem solche Streifen wie die Komödie "The Palm Beach Story" von Preston Sturges, in der er die Rolle des Toto übernahm, "This Thing Called Love" von Alexander Hall, der biografische Film über den polnischen Komponisten Frédéric Chopin "A Song to Remember" von Charles Vidor, in dem er den Henri Dupont mimte, ferner der Musicalfilm "The Toast of New Orleans" von Norman Taurog, in dem Siegfried Arno mit der Rolle des Bürgermeisters betraut wurde, oder auch der Musicalfilm "Bring on the Girls" von Sidney Lanfield, in dem er den Joseph spielte. Insgesamt wirkte Siegfried Arno in knapp fünf Dutzend amerikanischen Filmen mit. Doch es sollte noch ein weiterer Zweig in der Karriere von Siegfried Arno enstehen. Bei der "leichten Muse" Außer der Tätigkeit in Hollywood wurde der Schauspieler bald auch am Broadway in New York populär. So trat er unter anderem über drei Spielzeiten in dem Musical "Song of Norway" auf, mit dem er anschließend für zwei Jahre auf Tournee ging. Von dem Musical zur Operette war es nur ein kleiner Sprung. Die damalige Galionsfigur der Unterhaltungsbranche, Edwin Lester, holte Siegfried Arno für seine weiteren Produktionen. So war der Schauspieler in den Inszenierungen von solchen Operetten wie "Rosalinda", "My Friend Irma", "Gipsy Baron" oder auch "The Front Man" zu sehen. Siegfried Arno unternahm mit seiner Frau Kitty Mattern auch eine erfolgreiche Tournee nach Südamerika. Im Jahre 1955 kam er auch nach Deutschland und gab einige Gastspiele an verschiedenen Bühnen. 1958 wurde der Schauspieler mit dem Tony Award, dem wichtigsten US-amerikanischen Theater- und Musicalpreis ausgezeichnet. Nach einer Reihe weiterer Bühnenerfolge starb Siegfried Arno am 17.8.1975 in Hollywood. Im Juli 1966 sprach für die DW Cornelius Kornfeld mit Siegfried Arno über seine Arbeit. Autor: Andreas Zemke Redaktion: Diana Redlich

We will be talking sports and having fun doing it. Expeceted to be joined by Boxer Devon Alexander who will discuss his upcoming fight against Amir Khan. Also, Hall of Famer Willie Roaf will join us to discuss his induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, NFL and so much more. Talking all things NFL, NBA, College Football playoff and more.  Call 646-727-3070 to join the fun! Follow on Twitter @goforitgant