Podcast appearances and mentions of ana guzman

Today we talk to mompreneur, Ana Guzman, about her book company "Binibi Books", and how she provide parents with a fun and easy way to speak Spanish to their children at home. Discover Binibi here: https://www.binibi.co/

Exploring the unique experiences and challenges of raising bilingual children while highlighting the richness of their linguistic journey, with Ana Guzman, from Binibi Books.

Ana Guzman was born in Degollado, Jalisco, México. Came to the US at 2 years old and was raised in Franklin, TN. Graduated from MTSU in May 2020 with a degree in Psychology and is currently working at a local non-profit helping vulnerable populations. Outside of work, she enjoys dancing for a Mexican folk dance group and even started a book club.

How does an idea go from supporting your children's bilingual journey via books to meeting your Kickstarter goal of 30 days in 5 hours? In this episode, 2 Latina moms and childhood friends, Ana Guzman and Luciana Yarhi share the inspiring story behind the bilingual education company, Binibi. Join us as we talk about the importance of bilingualism in babies, their journey as moms, and what inspired them to start their own company while living in 2 separate continents. Plus, we'll share with you their favorite Salvadorean must-haves and remedies. Asi que no te lo pierdas! Guest Info & Recommendation Links from this episode: 3.31 Complete Show Notes List & Show Links Follow Binibi on IG @binibi Website: www.binibi.co Empower Yourself: Get Janny's Free How to Raise a Bilingual Child Guide Here. Join our Private Raising Bilingual Kids Facebook Group Shop: Get 25% Off your first Mi Legasi Shop purchase with code: POD25 GIVING TUESDAY TU LUCHA ES MI LUCHA TEE GIVING TUESDAY FIGHT FOR MUJERES TEE Let's Connect: Janny: Janny on Instagram: https://instagram.com/milegasi The Latina Mom Legacy on Instagram https://instagram.com/thelatinamomlegacy Facebook: https://facebook.com/milegasi Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/milegasi TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mi_legasi Chisme: Join La Lista our Newsletter at Milegasi.com and always be in the know. Hey! Send me a DM on IG and tell me what you think about the show or use #thelatinamomlegacy so I know you're a mamamiga :) XOXO Janny --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelatinamomlegacy/support

Get some giving season ideas for both your nonprofit work and your personal life with Ana Guzman, the store manager of Ten Thousand Villages in Fort Collins, Colorado. Ana shares advice for maintaining a successful nonprofit store, plus we highlight some awesome Gifts That Give Back for everyone on your list this year! In this episode, we mention a few resources you may want to check out: — My new video channel where you can watch this episode instead of just listening! — Ten Thousand Villages in Fort Collins and their shopping events coming up around Colorado and Wyoming — Learn Grant Writing's free webinar on How to Become a Grant Writer — My once-per-week email newsletter, where you can get a short summary of every podcast episode: nonprofitjenni.com/subscribe   Produced by Ben Hill Sound Music by Emily Summers   ©2021 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode, Ana Guzman shares her journey starting from El Salvador, moving to the US for university, driving Squarespace's early international expansion team, and then founding International Mastermind and a bilingual education company. She goes deep into the cross-functional effort and pre-work that her team at Squarespace undertook to properly localize their product and message for the German market, and shares lots of valuable learnings and hindsight from this experience. See below for the topics we covered during this conversation. Ana's journey from El Salvador to the US and into international expansion as a career How international expansion started at Squarespace, and the foundational pre-work that went in before expansion began Signals and data used to help prioritize markets Entering Germany - why this market was chosen first at Squarespace Localization - what was required beyond translation and currency to succeed in the German market The cross functional teams needed to make this happen - which departments were involved, and how to lobby for constrained resources Getting buy-in and executive support behind the international initiative The process and work that went into building a brand in a new market The resources that helped inform Squarespace's expansion strategy The importance and benefits of spending time on the ground before entry What it means to be market-ready versus what it means to launch the business in a new market KPIs used to measure success post-launch Setting expectations and benchmarks, and communicating progress internally Key learnings, and applying the lessons learned in the first market to countries that came later on Keying into cultural nuances - why this matters, and an example of what resonates with German consumers vs. American consumers. Product requirements and effort needed to set up a localization layer within the product. International Mastermind - what this group is, and the vision that led Ana and her co-founders to start this group Helpful resources that Ana reads regularly - Ben Thomspon, and Nataly Kelly's Born to be Global blog Ana's advice for people who want to pursue International Expansion as a role

Conversación con Ana Guzman de Family & Children Services. Ana nos comparte información importante acerca de los Seguros Medicos.

As many restaurant chains worked to adapt to new food-service standards, the risk of losing loyal and engaged customers becomes even more heightened. Ana Guzman, director of loyalty and customer engagement at TGI Fridays, is working to figure out how to drive that same relationship when people are ordering online and getting curbside pickup.Mark Johnson, CEO of Loyalty360, talks with Guzman about TGI Fridays’ loyalty and customer engagement efforts, and how the brand is improving their rewards program to better serve their loyal customer base.

Ana Guzman, ideaXme space ambassador and leading space communications and space exploration television producer interviews Caley Burke, Aerospace Engineer and Trajectory Analyst for NASA's Launch Program. Ana Guzman comments: In my next interview for ideaXme, I was able to sit down and chat with Caley Burke, aerospace engineer at NASA’s Launch Services Program. She works on the interface between the spacecraft and launch vehicle teams to get the spacecraft delivered to their final destination in space. As part of her work, she analyzes trajectories of the rockets launching NASA and NOAA robotic spacecraft missions. Reducing Risk During Delivery of NASA's Exploratory Missions: Her position contributes to space exploration by providing expertise in reducing risk during the delivery of NASA exploratory missions to space and maintaining a wealth of knowledge in the expendable launch vehicle market. We discuss factors taken into account when deciding which trajectories and rockets are chosen for each mission, launch windows and opportunities from different parts of the world, and why a launch window to Mars occurs only every two years. Caley worked on the launches of Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) and the Mars 2018 lander, InSight, on an Atlas V, NuSTAR on a Pegasus XL, and Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) on a Delta II. She did early work on the Joint Polar Satellite System 2 (JPSS-2) mission to launch on an Atlas V rocket. NASA Kennedy Space Center: She started her NASA career as a Pathways intern in 2002 at Kennedy Space Center with the International Space Station (ISS) and later transferred to the Launch Services Program in 2003. She attended MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) via the Kennedy Graduate Fellowship Program and performed fluid slosh in microgravity research on the Synchronized Position Hold Engage and Reorient Experimental Satellites (SPHERES) platform on the ISS. For additional information from this interview, visit the following: For visitor and launch schedule info: www.kennedyspacecenter.com NASA Launch Services Program https://www.nasa.gov/centers/kennedy/launchingrockets/ Social Media: Twitter @NASA_LSP @NASAKennedy @RocketCaley (Personal account; not representing the government) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NASALSP/ http://www.facebook.com/nasakennedy YouTube http://www.youtube.com/NASAKennedy More NASA Kennedy social media: https://www.nasa.gov/socialmedia/ Interview credit: Ana Guzman ideaXme Space Ambassador. Follow on Twitter: Ana Guzman @mupwa and ideaXme @ideaxm Ana is a leading space exploration television producer and space communications expert. She comes to ideaXme with nine years experience working at NASA’s Johnson Space Center serving different roles in their communications and multimedia teams. As part of the ideaXme team, she wishes to continue working in outreach and educating the public in different topics regarding all things space. Visit ideaXme: www.radioideaxme.com Find ideaXme across the internet including on iTunes, SoundCloud, Amazon Podcasts, Radio Public, TuneIn Radio, I Heart Radio, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more. ideaXme is a global podcast, creator series and mentor programme. Our mission: Move the human story forward!™ ideaXme Ltd.

Ana Guzman, ideaXme space ambassador, interviews Dr. William Stefanov, Manager at NASA’s Exploration Science Office at the Johnson Space Center. Ana Guzman Comments: In my next ideaXme interview, I speak with Dr. William Stefanov, Manager at NASA’s Exploration Science Office at the Johnson Space Center. We talk about ways astronaut photography can benefit human lives here on Earth. Many of us have seen and admired the beautiful pictures that astronauts and cosmonauts share on their social media channels. Did you know that these photographs also provide other benefits for us here on Earth? NASA Imagery: Through the United States Geological Survey department, NASA provides imagery data to countries who request disaster imagery support from the International Disaster Charter. William explains how his team at NASA provides disaster response support to many countries around the world using astronaut photography. From hurricanes to wildfires to volcanoes, astronauts are able to capture activities at different angles that provide observation data helping response teams on Earth. Being able to react quickly and take pictures at different angles gives astronauts an edge over satellite imagery. In this interview In the interview, you’ll hear about William’s career path from a Geology major at Arizona State University to eventually arriving at NASA. Working in aerospace was not his original goal or expectation, but an opportunity presented itself and he has been at the Johnson Space Center ever since. Not only is he supporting the International Space Station program, but is also working on future plans for surveying the moon in preparation for the upcoming Artemis lunar missions. For additional information about NASA’s Exploration Science Office, and topics discussed in this interview, please see the links below. International Disaster Charter: www.disasterscharter.org NASA’s Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth About the interviewer: Ana has been working within the aerospace community for 12 years filling different roles in communications, public affairs and video production. As part of the ideaXme team, she wishes to continue working in outreach and educating the public on different topics regarding all things space. Ana is currently working as a freelance producer and project manager in film and video production, and social media marketing services to small businesses in the Houston area. She also provides imagery research, organization and curating services assisting retired NASA personnel in preparing speech presentations and publications. Credits: Ana Guzman interview video, text, and audio. If you liked this interview, be sure to check out our interview with Charity Weeden, Global Vice President of Space Policy at Astroscale! Follow ideaXme on Twitter: @ideaxm On Instagram: @ideaxme Find ideaXme across the internet including on iTunes, SoundCloud, Radio Public, TuneIn Radio, I Heart Radio, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more. ideaXme is a global podcast, creator series and mentor programme. Our mission: Move the human story forward!™ ideaXme Ltd.

Entrevista en Capital Intereconomía con Ana Guzman, Directora de Impacto de Portocolom EAFI.

Entrevista en Capital Intereconomía con Ana Guzman, Directora de Impacto de Portocolom EAFI.

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Ana Guzman, ideaXme space ambassador, interviews Charity Weeden, Vice President of Global Space Policy at Astroscale. Ana Guzman Comments In my next interview for ideaXme, I was able to chat with Charity Weeden, Vice President of Global Space Policy at Astroscale. We talked about space policy and mitigation practices to alleviate the current situation of space debris, and methods of prevention to ensure spaceflight safety in the future. Space Debris 2020 is set to have the busiest launch schedule yet in aerospace history. With every launch and payload delivery, some rocket parts may linger in lower Earth orbit for long periods of time. There are also many decommissioned satellites that are no longer in use stationed in geosynchronous orbit. These lingering remains are referred to as space debris or space junk. After decades of launches, payload deliveries and space travel, it is starting to get a little cluttered. Astroscale Astroscale is proposing to aid in the removal of orbital debris by providing Active Debris Removal and End of Life services. Their mission is to “Secure long-term spaceflight safety and orbital sustainability for the benefit of future generations.” They are providing a technical solution at the same time as helping to define a business case for this service. They are also working with national space agencies, international institutions, non-profit organizations, insurance companies and satellite operators to develop norms, regulations and incentives that contribute to a responsible use of space. Astroscale has offices in Japan, United Kingdom, United States and Singapore. Charity Weeden Charity has a rich experience in aerospace operations, advocacy, and diplomacy. She is a 23-year veteran of the Royal Canadian Air Force. In the interview, you’ll hear her talk about the amazing experience of working for the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) inside Cheyenne Mountain in the state of Colorado in the United States. During her time with the military and working at NORAD, she served as part of a team in charge of monitoring space debris. She has also served as Senior Director of Policy at the Satellite Industry Association, and has formed a consulting business to support the space industry. I hope you enjoy this informative and interesting interview. Here are some links where you will find information pertaining to topics discussed in our conversation: Charity’s most recent blog: https://astroscale.com/moving-the-spa... NASA Orbital Debris Program Office: https://orbitaldebris.jsc.nasa.gov Fellowship where she mentors: http://www.brookeowensfellowship.org Facebook: @Astroscale Twitter: @astroscale_ (main account) (they also have @astroscale_JP in Japan and @astroscale_US for the US) Instagram: @astroscale Credits: Ana Guzman interview text and audio. Ana comes to ideaXme with nine years experience working at NASA’s Johnson Space Center serving different roles in their communications and multimedia teams. As part of the ideaXme team, she wishes to continue working in outreach and educating the public on different topics regarding all things space. Ana is currently working as a freelancer providing affordable video production and social media marketing services to small businesses and entrepreneurs in the Houston area. She also provides imagery research, organization and curating services assisting retired NASA personnel in preparing speech presentations and publications. If you liked this interview, be sure to check out ourinterview with the lead engineer at NASA's Virtual Reality Lab! Follow ideaXme on Twitter:@ideaxm On Instagram:@ideaxme Find ideaXme across the internet including on iTunes,SoundCloud,Radio Public,TuneIn Radio,I Heart Radio, YouTube,Google Podcasts, Spotify and more. ideaXme is a global podcast, creator series and mentor programme. Our mission: Move the human story forward!™ ideaXme Ltd.

La Tertulia de Mercados con Jacobo Blanquer, ceo de Tressis Gestión; Ana Guzman, responsable de ventas para el sur de Europa y directora general de España de Aberdeen Standard Investment; Victor de la Morena, director de inversiones de Amundi Iberia; Mariano Arenillas, responsable de DWS para Iberia.

La Tertulia de Mercados con Jacobo Blanquer, ceo de Tressis Gestión; Ana Guzman, responsable de ventas para el sur de Europa y directora general de España de Aberdeen Standard Investment; Victor de la Morena, director de inversiones de Amundi Iberia; Mariano Arenillas, responsable de DWS para Iberia.

Ana Guzman, a Faithdome vision carrier, delivers a testimony about struggles with obedience and submission. Hear the tale of events that led to a stirring revelation of God's will in her life.