Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew steel

For over 6 generations, Charles Bentley have manufactured homeware goods for some of the biggest names on the British high street, but consumers have only known about them since they added a D2C arm to the business in the early 2000's. They've now been selling on markeptlaces for over 18 years and regularly add new non-Amazon channels to their portfolio. Andrew Steel, Company Director, shares his experiences, tips & advice to help you expand your business beyond Amazon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marketplace-jungle/message

Andrew plays Frank in Wish Man, the true story of the man who founded the Make A Wish Foundation. The true story of the genesis of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, an Arizona motorcycle cop with a troubled past survives a near-fatal accident during a high-speed pursuit. As rehabilitation, his police chief asks him to spend time with a terminally ill little boy, Michael, whose dying wish is to be a Highway Patrol motorcycle officer. An unlikely friendship is born, as the boy inspires this broken cop to follow a new path.Movie Synopsis You can rent the film by clicking here, and as you do 40% of the rental with be donated to the Make A Wish Foundation.

Actor Andrew Steel joins Matthew Pejkovic on the Matt's Movie Reviews Podcast to talk about his new movie 'Wish Man', the true story of Make a Wish Foundation founder Frank Shankwitz, who during his time as a police officer in Phoenix, Arizona, met a young boy dying from cancer, an encounter that led to his formation of one of the most recognised non-profit charities around the world.   Support Matt's Movie Reviews Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=33903624  TeePublic:  https://tinyurl.com/2p9c5kpn Amazon: tinyurl.com/2p98rf6r   Follow Matt's Movie Reviews! Website: http://mattsmoviereviews.net Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Matts-Movie-Reviewsnet/151059409963 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MattsMovieReviews LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/1036986/admin/  Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/mattsmovierev  MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/mattsmoviereviews

Andrew is responsible for developing and implementing Fitch's sustainable finance strategy, across ratings and the broader Fitch group. His group is based in London, New York, and Hong Kong. In 2019 Fitch Ratings rolled out an integrated cross-asset scoring system for credit ratings to display how environmental, social and governance factors impact individual credit rating decisions. Prior to his current role Andrew held several senior management positions for Fitch in EMEA and Asia. Andrew joined Fitch 17 years ago with a background in project finance, private equity, LBO's and M&A from investment banking and equity investments. Andrew is currently an advisory committee member of the UN PRI credit ratings initiative, and during the early 2000's was an independent expert for the UN ECE advising on risk issues and sustainable energy development. Andrew graduated from Bristol University with a degree in Psychology, and has a postgraduate diploma from INSEAD in global management.——————————————————————Registration for SALT New York is now open! Join us September 13-15, 2021 and sign up at https://register.salt.org/event/411f76d9-c215-4719-9bc4-8dfac6cfacdd/summaryWatch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SALTTube/videosFor podcast transcripts and show notes, visit https://www.salt.org/Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci. Developed, created and produced by SALT Venture Group, LLC.

The street talking, smart tech podcast is back! The Hack is here with an all-new episode. This time around, your hosts Leon McQuade and Paul Longley are joined by none other than Dr. Andrew Steel of the Plant A Tree Today Foundation. PATT was formed in 2006 in Thailand after a mini-bus trip to the village of Sangklaburi where they carried out their first tree planting project. Now the foundation continues to honour its name by planting trees every day, so many in fact they've planted over 3 million trees already! Naturally, given Andrew's appearance on the show, this presents the opportunity for discussion around the environment, how we can protect it and what donating to the PATT foundation will allow them to do. As always, our hosts are on hand to lead the thoughtful discussion and try to find out what helps Andrew tick, from books that have changed his life to that amp up a song that gets him raring for the day. Andrew opens up on his founding of the PATT foundation, his family and even his sporting pedigree after competing in the first-ever rugby league game on Asian soil. The insight into the Plant A Tree Today foundation provides a reminder of the importance of nature on planet earth. The foundation has 10-15 dedicated team members ensuring over 3,000 trees are planted per day and they want that number to keep growing! Andrew explains how technology is vital to the process of planting trees and the foundation's mission. The Hack, as a podcast, focuses on business, mental health and online working and always endeavours to promote the amazing work of Andy's Man Club, a mental health organisation based in the North of England seeking to promote better mental health in men. Please pay the PATT Foundation a visit at www.patt.org and support the wonderful work Dr. Andrew Steel and his team are doing to help keep our planet alive and healthy.

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Andrew Steel is the eCommerce Director at Charles Bentley, founded 160 years ago as manufacturer of chimney sweeping brushes, they now balance selling brushes and cleaning products via wholesale and dropshipping to some of the UK's largest retailers AND running their own home and garden eCommerce store. Employing over 150 people, and manufacturing over 2m brushes a year has made dealing with the challenges of the pandemic particularly interesting! Get all the links and resources we mention at https://ecommercemasterplan.com/podcast/?utm_source=captivate&utm_medium=episodenotes (eCommerceMasterPlan.com) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup gold medallist Greg Hire chats to Australian teammates Tom Wright and Andrew Steel about their favourite 3x3 memories, how to keep growing the sport in Australia and more.

It takes an incredibly great person to play the part of another great person. Here on the show is the leading actor of Wish Man, Andrew Steel. A NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art) trained actor from Australia, Andrew landed his first leading role upon moving to Los Angeles in Wish Man, portraying the founder of Make-A-Wish Foundation, Frank Shankwitz. In this episode, Jen Du Plessis talks with Andrew about his breakthrough into Hollywood and his story about becoming an actor. He also talks about Flicks4Change and how he is providing a platform for filmmakers to have their hearts exposed to the world and create a positive impact. Moving forward, Andrew then shares how he is looking forward to the future and the breakthroughs he is yet to achieve.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Success to Significance Community today:jenduplessis.comFacebookTwitterLinkedInPinterestInstagramYouTube

Jam-packed is an understatement when it comes to this episode of BEHIND THE LENS thanks to special guests writer/director RICK ALVERSON, actor KIRBY BLISS BLANTON, and producer DRAKE DOREMUS! Kicking off #BTLRadioShow we're talking about ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD, truly Quentin Tarantino's love letter to Hollywood and specifically, the memorable year 1969. Hands down my fave Tarantino film, he has truly outdone himself on every level to deliver a masterpiece. And what about casting? Brad Pitt's best role and best performance in many a year, and possibly the best of his career. But be on the lookout for scene-stealing Julia Butters who is truly cinematic gold. Take a listen as I discuss the movie at length paying attention to cinematography, color, some fun action sequences, the integral importance of the beloved Musso & Frank's, and more. Shifting gears from the glory and fun of Tarantino, how about the glory of a film starring Jeff Goldblum and Tye Sheridan? Writer/Director RICK ALVERSON is live talking THE MOUNTAIN. Spellbinding, thought-provoking, and compelling, Rick discusses in rich detailed analysis, the narrative of film and breaking the traditional narrative through story construct, visuals, and performance; and what better film to explore this with than THE MOUNTAIN which is loosely based on Dr. Walter Freeman, a doctor who travelled the country promoting and performing lobotomies (Freeman famously performed the lobotomy on Rosemary Kennedy). And talk about performance? Goldblum is solid gold as the doctor. Listen as we talk about the visual design and bandwidth of the film. And then actor KIRBY BLISS BLANTON joins us talking about her two current films – RING RING and WISH MAN. Last week we heard from RING RING writer/director Adam Marino, and a few weeks ago actor Andrew Steel was with us talking about his starring role in WISH MAN. Now we get to hear from Kirby. Take a listen as we talk about both films (even a little bit on her early tv work on "Hannah Montana"), the respective characters and the similarities and differences between not only the characters but with Kirby herself, tapping into attitude of a character, physical demands of certain roles like that in RING RING, and so much more. Rounding out the show is DRAKE DOREMUS. Normally we'd be talking with Drake about his work as a writer/director, but this time he's here in his capacity as producer of the documentary LOVE, ANTOSHA. A loving tribute and look at the life of Anton Yelchin, whose life was cut short too soon, LOVE, ANTOSHA makes your heart smile as we move through Anton's life and hear from him and about him through his many written diaries, his films, home movies, photographs, cards and letters, interviews with friends and family alike (particularly his mother whose love for her son just fills the film). http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

I am so excited to share the unleashed heart of Andrew Steel! He is Australian born and a newly American feature film leading man! Andrew stars in the recently released Wish Man movie portraying the founder of the Make A Wish Foundation, Frank Shankwitz! Andrew is a conscious entrepreneur making a huge impact in the world with his Flicks4Change Film Festival which he shares in today's episode and invites you the opportunity to participate! In this #FridayFillUp episode, he tells us how he landed his lead role and his leading lady, Kym Jackson. We also talk about how he has persisted in his career as an actor to now be starring in major feature films! Andrew a kind, hilarious, and powerful presence and keeps us laughing this whole episode! Come find out how Andrew Steel is leading by example. Join us today for tips on how to land the lead role in your life! https://www.flicks4change.org/

Our character is often formed by the experiences of our past and the choices we make on how to deal with those experiences. It turns out that with a little hard work, we can change the narrative we’ve written in our minds and become more successful people. We begin the hour with Megan Fenyo, Founder of the I Am Enough Movement and Author of “You Are Enough”, who explains how through her struggles she found strength. She shares her story about an abusive childhood, a toxic marriage, and how, after it all, she took back her life. Hear five steps that can help you overcome your negative self-talk and pave a new path toward success. Then, we learn about the power of giving back from Andrew Steel, lead actor in Wish Man, and Founder and President of Flicks 4 Change. He discusses the amazing opportunity he’s been given to play Frank Shankwitz, Founder of Make-A-Wish Foundation, in the film. Andrew also explains how he learned that service to those in need comes before personal rewards and how that principle has made an enormous impact on his life. If you are ready to be a part of something bigger, listen for Andrew’s tips on helping others while your own dreams are realized. • [00:00:00] Overcoming Toxic Thought Patterns • [00:05:45] Moving From Struggles to Strength • [00:11:30] Five Steps to Knowing You’re Enough • [00:18:20] Giving Back Against All Odds • [00:26:03] Mysterious Ways of The Universe • [00:33:21] Give Back First, Rewards Later

Summer kicks off with a bang this week on BEHIND THE LENS as we take a look at three winning films and speak with their gifted filmmakers who are not only good storytellers, but really good guys. And here's a bonus for you – all three films open in theatres this week on June 7! First up, take a listen to our exclusive interview with RON HOWARD talking about his new documentary, PAVAROTTI! The film is, in a word, Bellisimo! Exquisitely told and emotionally beauteous, the detail and depth with which Ron Howard tells the story of the man behind the voice is not only told with an objective eye, but a caring one. By film's end, one feels as if they know "Luciano", that they sat at the table and ate pasta with him, shared laughs. Listen as Ron talks about the research and assimilation of archival materials and the technical challenges presented with the use of old footage and recordings, gathering interviews, finding a throughline and working with his editor Paul Crowder, opting for sound mix in Dolby Atmos and the genius of sound recording mixer Chris Jenkins, not to mention selecting very specific arias for which Pavarotti is best known and then using them to highlight moments of Pavarotti's live versus the chronology of performance. Then writer/director MICHAEL MELSKI joins us live talking about his new film, THE CHILD REMAINS. Based on the true story of the "Butterbox Babies" and the surrounding legend that has permeated not only Canadian folklore, but Scottish and Irish as well, Michael crafts a chilling tale steeped in ambient cinematographic excellence. Rounding out the show, Australian actor ANDREW STEEL is with us live talking about his first North American feature, WISH MAN. You'll quickly hear why Andrew is just one more reason why we love Australia. Classically theatre trained and with a successful career in Australia primarily on stage with the Australian Shakespeare Company and in television, Andrew makes the leap to the United States with the story of Frank Shankwitz, the man who founded the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Handpicked by Shankwitz to be the man to depict him on screen, the stars seem to have perfectly aligned for Andrew who is also known for his own philanthropic endeavors, namely the international film festival Flicks4Change.org and its offshoot, Scripts4Change.org. Listen as Andrew talks about WISH MAN, his serendipitous meeting with Shankwitz and how the role came to him, developing the character through working with writer/director Theo Davies and Shankwitz, nailing a midwestern US accent and learning to ride a motorcycle, working with veteran actors Fay Masterson, Danny Trejo, Frank Whalley, Kirby Bliss Stanton, Carey Scott, Dale Dickey, Bruce Davison and, in the coolest cameos possible, Robert Pine and Larry Wilcox, and more. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Our character is often formed by the experiences of our past and the choices we make on how to deal with those experiences. It turns out that with a little hard work, we can change the narrative we’ve written in our minds and become more successful people. We begin the hour with Megan Fenyo, Founder of the I Am Enough Movement and Author of “You Are Enough”, who explains how through her struggles she found strength. She shares her story about an abusive childhood, a toxic marriage, and how, after it all, she took back her life. Hear five steps that can help you overcome your negative self-talk and pave a new path toward success. Then, we learn about the power of giving back from Andrew Steel, lead actor in Wish Man, and Founder and President of Flicks 4 Change. He discusses the amazing opportunity he’s been given to play Frank Shankwitz, Founder of Make-A-Wish Foundation, in the film. Andrew also explains how he learned that service to those in need comes before personal rewards and how that principle has made an enormous impact on his life. If you are ready to be a part of something bigger, listen for Andrew’s tips on helping others while your own dreams are realized. [00:00:00] Overcoming Toxic Thought Patterns [00:05:45] Moving From Struggles to Strength [00:11:30] Five Steps to Knowing You’re Enough [00:18:20] Giving Back Against All Odds [00:26:03] Mysterious Ways of The Universe [00:33:21] Give Back First, Rewards Later

Your Leverage Masters hosts, Gina Gaudio-Graves and Andrea Adams-Miller take you along a journey of artistic endeavors and self-confidence mixed with taking risks today on The Leverage Masters with Andrea's friend, Andrew Steel. Our special guest is Australian Actor Andrew Steel who is presently making moves in Hollywood, California.  Since completing his training at the National Institute for Dramatic Arts (NIDA), Andrew has been featured heavily in Australian stage and screen, notably, roles on Home & Away, Wonderland and his award-winning portrayal of Batman in two seasons of the hit comedy “The Justice Lease”. "The Justice Lease" was a real-life, dramatic parody sitcom of iconic superhero characters who struggle to balance demanding day-to-day obligations and complex relationships in metro-suburban Australia share house. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles he landed his first leading role in a U.S. feature film playing the lead in “Wish Man” based on the true story of Frank Shankwitz, Highway Patrolman who granted the wish of a dying boy which became the motivation for the Make-a-Wish Foundation. The film's U.S. theatrical release of 200+ screens commences June 7th, 2019  premiere of the movie. Andrew is also the President/Co-Founder of the international film festival with a social conscience - Flicks4Change.org. Flicks4Change creates meaningful social change by sharing socially conscious films.  The festival screens captivating films from around the globe that highlight various social issues facing our world today.  Films span all genres and styles of storytelling.  Also essential, is fostering a safe space for open conversation. After screenings, F4C hosts a town-hall style discussion between filmmakers, leading community activists, and you, our audience.  

EZ TALK LIVE with Flicks4Change Making A Difference EzWayCares... Founders of Flicks4Change Andrew Steel and James Hawthorn We are Flicks4Change: a community dedicated to using our film festival to create meaningful social change through storytelling, grassroots activism, and philanthropy through community. Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. -JFK Making America great again has nothing to do with who's in office; it has to do with you and me, what we do together, and how we treat one and another. Complaining on social media and feeling overwhelmed by all the bad news won't change anything. But inspiring art, open conversation, and taking action together can be the catalyst to change everything. - Festival Director, James Hawthorn Flicks4Change is an interactive non-profit film festival with a social conscience. We screen captivating films from around the globe that feature or include pressing social issues facing mankind today.

Flicks4Change is the soul-fruit of Andrew Steel and co-created with James Hawthorn. Now in its second year and growing with steady momentum into a juggernaut for change, Flicks4Change Film Festival is predicated on the ethos that films can change the world. Andrew & James' discovered their shared desire to help influence positive change through increasing the reach of amazing films that touch on social issues facing humanity today. Flicks4Change is a philanthropic film festival seeking to create meaningful social change through sharing socially conscious films, discussion, and giving back.  An interactive film festival with a social conscience screening captivating films from around the globe that either feature or include a pressing social issue facing mankind today. Our films span all genres and styles of story telling. CULTIVATING CURIOSITY THROUGH COMPELLING CONVERSATIONS Visit mediamogle.com facebook @mediamogle Soundcloud: @jessemogle Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter @jessemogle email: everythingsinteresting@gmail.com

My DNA Coach Podcast Episode 2:Andrew Steele My DNA Coach, Jonny Deacon, interviews Olympic Athlete Andrew Steele. They discuss genetic testing & specialized training programs and how it relates for your health and fitness. Show Notes 02:20 – Andrew Steel introduction 02:50 – Andrew’s past and current work 08:40 – Andrew discusses what genetics are and his results since he implemented genetics information �11:00 – Fear of genetics information 13:35 – The big use of genetics information 15:35 – Does the one size fits all method work What does the research say? Where the research is going 21:10 – Optimizing health and fitness 22:35 – Bringing genetics into light 23:35 – Low carb diets: why it doesn’t work for everyone 24:30 – Final thoughts Links: http://mydnacoach.com/

Kicking off the 4pm show, Tuesday September 29th, with Austin Fickman, founder of the Laguna Beach Film Festival, followed by Nick Russell and David McCracken. Nick wrote the short film Twisted and David is the Director of the short comedy Ostrichland. Here's the scoop on these two guests: ABOUT NICK RUSSELL For over a decade, Australian screenwriter and producer, Nicholas Russell has spent a lot of time working between Australia and Los Angeles. As an independent filmmaker, Nicholas has produced and written many award winning short films. Most recently with The Trophy Thief (Directed by D. Edwardz, Seattle International Film Festival, LA Shorts Fest and UrbanWorld NYC) and the multi award winning Twisted (Directed by Stuart Bowen, Tropfest, HollyShorts Film Festival and many more). Both films are currently touring the festival circuit. Twisted Director: Stuart Bowen Writer: Nick Russell Cast: Steen Raskopoulos, Andrew Steel, Kat Beck School reunions are strange for anyone, but especially our socially awkward hero. When the girl of his Middle School dreams makes her appearance known, he will stop at nothing to win her over. LINK TO THE FILM: http://exitfilms.com/clips/twisted-2/

Global House - Mixed by Frenk DJ - Tracklist: 1) Alex Raimondi - "Be As One" (feat Vivian B) - 2) Soulstatic - "Bang, Bang, Bang!" (feat Wendy Lewis - Fabio Amoroso & Andrew Steel remix) - 3) Sugar Freak - "Music Change My Life" (feat Diva - Loveforce remix) - 4) Michelle Weeks & Dawn Tallman - "Joyful Noise" (Habakus remix) - 5) Andrea Masullo - "On A Line" (feat Mery - Loveforce remix) - 6) Lorenzo Gallo - "I Want To Be" (feat Gigliola - Loveforce club remix) - 7) Daniele Sorrenti - "So Much Love" (DJ Chick Timbal remix) - 8) Andrea Masullo - "Satisfy" (feat Lizzy B - Dario Assenzo remix) - 9) Joe Maker & MC Bros - "Summer Feeling" - 10) John Gucci - "Hetnik" (Karmin Shiff remix). © FKJ Music Records. All Rights Reserved.