Podcast appearances and mentions of allan simpson

Join host Bex Deadman in this thought-provoking episode of Talk'n TRM, as she engages in a compelling conversation with the experienced data protection officer and information governance manager, Allan Simpson. Allan, a fellow of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) and a member of the Institute of Data & Marketing (IDM), brings his extensive expertise to the forefront. Through his business, "Responsible Data Use," he offers data protection and privacy management services, emphasising the value of people and their data to build trust in sharing information. Specialising in the UK hotel industry and direct marketing, Allan's mission is all about respecting privacy and encouraging everyone to become a Responsible Data User. In this episode, Bex and Allan dive deep into the use of personal data when travelling, shedding light on how to minimise the associated risks. With data privacy becoming increasingly vital, their insights provide invaluable guidance for travellers and organisations alike.   Contact Bex: bex.deadman@assent1.co.ukhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/bex-deadman-aka-travel-risk-bex-70b92419/www.assent1.com   Contact Allan: https://www.responsibledatause.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/allansimpson https://www.linkedin.com/company/responsibledatause/

In 2014, Major League Baseball's Official Historian John Thorn and veteran baseball journalist Alan Schwarz published an authoritative and thought-provoking list of "Baseball's 100 Most Important People​"​ - including more than its fair share of surprisingly influential figures. Nestled between National Baseball Hall of Famers "Hammerin'" Hank Greenberg and "King" Kelly at number 79 on that list is this week's guest: "More than anyone, Miles Wolff is responsible for the modern renaissance of minor-league baseball, as it emerged from the lean years of the 1960s and '70s to the boom of the 1980s and '90s. Wolff bought the Carolina League's Durham Bulls for just $2,666 in 1979, nurtured it into a local success, and owned the franchise as it became a national symbol of the minor leagues after the release of the film ​"​Bull Durham​"​ in 1988. He sold the team in 1990 for $4 million just as the minors began to flourish again. "A baseball purist at heart, Wolff grew frustrated at the money- and marketing-driven approach exhibited by the regular minor leagues, whose clubs were beholden to the major-league organizations to which they fed players. (Communities rarely got to know the best players, because they were promoted to the next level within three or sixth months.) So in 1993, Wolff re-established the Northern League, a circuit in the upper Midwest made up of teams that operated outside the sphere of Organized Baseball. The Northern League's six clubs signed players — often minor-league veterans on their way down or overlooked collegians — to stock their rosters. The Northern League was an instant success and spawned imitators across the country. "Wolff's first baseball job came in 1971 as the general manager of the Double-A Savannah (Georgia) Braves, and he subsequently was a GM in Anderson, South Carolina., and Jacksonville, Florida. "Wolff also owned Baseball America, the Durham-based magazine of the minor leagues, for most of its lifetime. He bought the magazine from founder Allan Simpson in 1982 and served as president and publisher until selling the company in 2000." + + + PRE-ORDER Miles Wolff's soon-to-be-released memoir​ "​There's a Bulldozer on Home Plate: A 50-Year Journey in Minor League Baseball​"​ AND/OR the upcoming final (4th) edition of the indispensable "Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball: A Complete Record of Teams, Leagues and Seasons, 1876-2019​" ​NOW!

The great Jim Callis joins me to talk about the Giants’ 2021 draft, and on the way we take some side trips to remember Dick Tidrow, discuss Allan Simpson’s efforts to create the draft coverage we know today, and reminisce over the advertisements one used to find in the back of The Sporting News. It’s a pretty great conversation!If you’re not already, you should definitely follow @jimcallisMLB on Twitter and please follow me as well to keep up with my work @rog61. Speaking of which, if you’re enjoying this podcast perhaps you’d enjoy more There R Giants content delivered straight to your Inbox.Remembering Dick Tidrow (00:45)The Khalil Watson Decision (8:15)Will Bednar (17:20)Day 2 run of Pitchers (19:30)Day 3 picks (27:20)Allan Simpson and the creation of MLB Draft Coverage (33:15)Intro/Outro: “I’m Not Angry” by Elvis Costello Get full access to There R Giants at rogermunter.substack.com/subscribe

Allan was brought up in Essex and Somerset. He enjoyed his time at school and went on to college to study physics, maths, further maths, computing and geology, just to stretch his boundaries! He then went on to Exeter University to study physics, which included an industrial placement.After finishing university, Allan went on to join British Airways as an infrastructure Engineer where he worked in the big city of London, a time in his life he cherishes.Allan now works at The National Nuclear Laboratory as a nuclear scientist in the nuclear physics team.Allan has a love for travel and the fact that it connects people and brings communities together. He’s a great believer in giving everyone the same opportunities in life, especially when it comes to energy.To find out more visit: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/allandsimpson

In this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network podcast, Peter Bean is joined by CBN founder Bob Elliott and scouting guru Allan Simpson of Perfect Game. Bob, Allan, and Peter discuss the Canadian class for the 2014 MLB Draft. The Canadian Baseball Network Draft List is reviewed, including some of the standouts and big movers from the list. Bob and Allan give their predictions on whether Ontario or B.C. will have the most draft picks this year, and they discuss the recent surge of potential draftees from Quebec. Which players have worked out for MLB teams? Who has impressed the most at US tournaments? How many Canadians will ultimately be drafted? We discus this and more in part two of our Draft Primer.

In this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network podcast Peter Bean is joined by scouting guru Allan Simpson of Perfect Game and CBN founder Bob Elliott. Allan, Peter and Bob discuss tomorrow's MLB Draft and who the top prospects are to watch. Allan provides a run down of his top 10, and who he expects to surprise. Will the Astros draft Aiken or Rodon? Who are the Blue Jays looking at? Where will Gareth Morgan go? Who are the biggest movers in the final week ahead of the draft? We cover all this and more in this episode of the CBN Podcast.

In this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast we provide you with a final scouting report on the top Canadians in today's draft. Our guests include the founder of Baseball America and Vice President of Perfect Game, Allan Simpson, as well as Spink Winner and CBN founder, Bob Elliott. We talk to Allan about the state of Baseball in Canada as well as his 30 year history with scouting and reporting on prospects. We then review in detail, each of the top Canadian prospects, with Allan and Bob providing their take on the skills and draft stock of each player. Bob and Allan also review their own personal top 3 Canadians. Which Canadian will go first? Who's raised their stock the most this year? Who will sign and who wont? We answer all these questions and more on this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast.

John Manuel and Will Lingo talk to BA founder Allan Simpson about his upcoming release, the Ultimate Draft Book, which covers 52 years of #mlbdraft history.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.