Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew stephenson

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Halifax Minster in West Yorkshire with Dan Jarvis MP, Alex Phillips, Enver Solomon, Andrew Stephenson MP.

Victoria Derbyshire presents political debate and discussion from Manchester.

“With our size and scale, we can deliver value for money through social value, but also leave a lasting legacy in communities.”The scrutiny that comes with multi-billion pound projects in the public sector gives National Highways a strong impetus to put social value first in its operations. So how do we achieve the same in the rest of the industry?In a Talent Talks first, we feature a panel of 3 guests from the same procurement department - Malcolm Dare, Sanyalax Morrison, and Andrew Stephenson - to share the reasons behind National Highways' increasing focus on social value.Join us as we discuss the methods of spreading the issue across the sector, the sometimes-overlooked aspects of engaging with SMEs, the proactivity necessary to hit carbon neutrality targets, and much more.This episode of Talent Talks covers:How to define social value and the 4 huge reasons to prioritise itThe process of elevating social value to be achieved on a sector-wide levelWhy we need to act now in order to hit 2030 goals for carbon neutralityIncreasing engagement with SMEsThe Talent Talks Podcast is proudly sponsored by Barkers Commercial Consultancy. Barkers are a multi-award-winning ethical, procurement consultancy offering specialist services including cost and procurement transformation, contract lifecycle management, procurement managed services, bid writing services and digital procurement https://barkersprocurement.com/Links and references at: https://talentdrive.co.uk/

What do you think are the hot topics the trucking industry is facing right now? Driver shortage… Nuclear verdicts... Or is it something else? This week on the Defense Never Rests we launch a new series: Hot Topics in Trucking where I set up a special podcasting booth at the TIDA Annual Conference and jumped into the upcoming trucking trends and what we can do to prepare for what is to come. First up is Andrew Stephenson a seasoned litigator with years of defending national trucking companies from catastrophic claims who was brave enough to be the first one to sit down at the podcast booth. Andrew brings a surplus of knowledge and experience wherein he can offer his insight as to what is hot now and what we should look out for next. He also tried to take over my job as host… If you work in claims in the trucking industry, this series is a must listen. What do you think we need to be ready for next?

This week we are delighted to welcome Andrew Stephenson of EQ, international specialists in payments and technology-led services, and our very own, Jamie Thorpe, Head of Experience Management (XM). Andrew specialises in developing customer focussed cultures in organisations. He has a long history in retail leadership, plus his non-exec. roles include being an advisor to the board committee for CX at HMRC. If anyone can talk about the relationship between Employee, Customer and Brand Experience – and, of course, financial impact, it's Andrew! Listen in to also hear Andrew's take on how CX has evolved, how to get it right, including at that point when ‘normal service' resumes, and what's next for the CX profession. We discuss ROCXI (Return on CX Investment), of course! Check out ‘Money Talk or Budget Walks' for more information. Find out more about Customer Experience, and Channel Performance: Mystery Shopping, Retail Performance and Retail and Consumer Intelligence at Ipsos, and read about our latest thinking.

This week I am joined by Andrew Stephenson, a PT who has been sharing his recovery from an Eating Disorder online to increase awareness around men's mental health within the fitness industry. ⁣Andrew speaks candidly about his experiences and we hope this is a step in other men listening to get the help and support if they need it. ⁣⁣For more information on Male Eating Disorders see the BEAT Website: https://tinyurl.com/6v4t5rnc⁣BEAT helpline: 0808 801 0677⁣⁣Follow and support Andrew:⁣Instagram.com/Andrewstephensonpt ⁣⁣

Andrew Stephenson joins Mike to share his life changing journey dealing with body image, anxiety, agoraphobia, and the solution to dealing with all these mental roadblocks...all of which happened before his 25th birthday. The story has a happy ending filled with many insights and perspectives that could help a lot of people.

I chatted to an old friend and fellow Biffy boarder about Some Kind Of Wizard, Kerrang! CDs, autographs, and songwriting. Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/track/7CCtKSU9oXxO4WPL2jSiqb Link to the Liquid Rooms show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyXts25sXWU

What you'll learn: Our first guest is Andrew Stephenson. He shares his story on how he used YouTube Influencers and Social Media to market a small business with limited resources. We also talk about what makes for a successful product launch and the do's and don'ts of product asset creation.   About our guest: Andrew Stephenson has been Vice President of Newair® for the past 2 and a half years. A 20-year industry expert, Andrew brings a unique combination of digital strategy, entrepreneurial vision and an unwavering passion for delivering tangible results to his current role. Prior to joining Newair®, Andrew held key positions at top North American agencies including Mosaic Sales Solutions, where he served as vice president, designing and executing award-winning campaigns and thought leadership for Fortune 500 clients such as Samsung, Starbucks, Microsoft, Royal Bank of Canada, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, Virgin Gaming, P&G, Clorox and many more. Key takeaways from this episode:   The brand benefits of YouTube Influencers – 4:24 How to market your small business with Instagram – 6:01 How to capture key data insights on Instagram – 7:38 What to consider when you create visual assets for your products – 9:25 The types of images you need to market your products – 11:50 The process behind a successful product launch – 14:48 How and where to use user generated content – 17: 34 Inspirational brands to watch – 20:40   Need more expert advice? Learn more at: www.retailband.com Positive thoughts? Leave us a review on iTunes Want to connect? Follow us on LinkedIn Want more information? Related post: 5 Steps to Increasing Sales on Home Depot

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with Andrew Stephenson. Educated both in academic settings and a formal apprenticeship, Andrew makes wood fired functional wares that are decorated with slip trailing and traditional glazes. Over the course of the last two and half years Andrew has been tracking and using analytics to determine the exact value of his labor. In the interview we talk about analytic based pricing, building a wood kiln for firing large-scale pottery and selling directly to the public at his studio near Lake Lure in Rutherford County, NC. For more information please visit http://www.ajspottery.com.   This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Troy Bungart Studios. Offering a line of handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pottery tools for the potter who wants to use art to make art. For more information please visit http://www.troybungartstudios.com.

Andrew Stephenson has always seen architecture as a unique opportunity to turn people's dreams into reality.  Living in a luxury bus with a family of five, and studying permaculture, has given Andrew some great inspiration for multi-function spaces and features. He now incorporates this thinking into his designs to make stylish and sustainable homes.  http://homestylegreen.com/111 http://www.bellstephenson.co.nz/

Andrew Stephenson was born in Birmingham, England in 1972 and moved to the states with his family in 1979.  He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from East Carolina University in 1996. Shortly after graduation he moved to Asheville, NC to take a position as a resident potter at the Odyssey Center for the ceramic Arts. Andrew has always loved the folk pottery of England and especially the wood fired salt-glazed pottery of North Carolina, so when he was offered a two year apprenticeship with Matt Jones, a former apprentice of Todd Piker and Mark Hewitt, he jumped at the chance. During the apprenticeship he learned the forms and turning techniques that have been passed down from potter to potter since the days of Bernard Leach and Michael Cardew. Andrew also helped Matt fire his 300 cubic foot wood fired kiln and his smaller 100 cubic foot kiln fueling his love for wood firing.  When Andrew was finished with his apprenticeship he bought a house in rural Rutherford county, received a grant, and built his own 300 cubic foot wood kiln and holds several kiln openings a year. Andrew continues the long tradition of wood firing in North Carolina and sells his work in galleries throughout the southeast.

Learn about how to find great (and safe) investment opportunities this week in Episode 26 of Accredited Investor Markets Radio. Andrew Stephenson of CrowdCheck and Alicia Purdy, Managing Editor of Accredited Investor Markets, examine together different methods for deal sourcing, including bulletin board listings, general ads, and using broker-dealers.  They discuss what to look for before you invest, including assessing the credibility of deals and dealers and avoiding fraud.    You can learn more about Andrew Stephenson and CrowdCheck here.   Or you can find them here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-stephenson/5/a7/7a3 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crowdcheck Twitter: @CrowdCheck @A_D_Stephenson     About Andrew Stephenson   Andrew D. Stephenson, Director of Research Operations and Client Services for CrowdCheck, has a wealth of experience assisting broker-dealers and online funding platforms with objective due diligence on listed and promoted companies offering securities. Since joining CrowdCheck in January 2013, Andrew has worked with a number of funding portals and identified significant oversights and issues with their issuer companies—including defective corporate governance and material inconsistencies and misstatements in offering materials. Andrew works with CrowdCheck’s team of researchers to develop best practices for efficient and effective due diligence for small, online securities offerings.   Prior to joining CrowdCheck, Andrew was involved with evaluating internal company communications and reports as part of complex civil litigation matters. Andrew has also worked for the United States Congress. While there, Andrew evaluated and drafted policy on a range of issue areas.   Andrew received his B.A. from Claremont McKenna College and graduated, cum laude, from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. During law school, Andrew served as Executive Articles Editor for the Hastings Business Law Journal, as an intern with Promontory Financial Group, and as a law clerk with a small law firm in Washington, DC. Andrew is a member of the State Bar of California and the District of Columbia Bar. Andrew is also a happy husband, new father, San Francisco Giants fan, and music lover.

Presented by Andrew Stephenson, MD, FRCSC, FACS Cheif, Urologic Oncology, Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute, Cleveland Clinic