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Long time listeners may remember when this case was originally covered on this show in 2021- but it was so popular that we just had to re-do it with Megan and Jason in studio. This is the case of Anne Green, a woman who survived her own execution in a very bizarre way and all she got for her efforts was her own coffin as a souvenir.  Join Patreon here to binge bonus content! Crime Curious is creating a kick-ass exclusive listener experience | Patreon https://www.buymeacoffee.com/crimecurious Music By: Michael Drzewiecki Cover Art By: Charnell Anne Greene, The Accused Baby Killer Who Refused to Die | Ancient Origins (ancient-origins.net) 1650: Anne Greene survives being hanged, pulled, stomped (alphahistory.com) Newes from the Dead by Mary Hooper (goodreads.com) The Miraculous Revival and Exoneration of Anne Green - | College of Humanities (byu.edu) Pamphleteer - Wikipedia Hanged by the neck until dead. The process of judicial hanging (capitalpunishmentuk.org) Ohio woman accused of trying to steal a Christmas tree by hiding it in her vagina (worldnewsdailyreport.com)

In today's workplace, the relationship between companies and their employees has never been more complex—or more fragile. The pressures of a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) world are reshaping how we work, how we lead, and how we navigate the space between personal and corporate values.For this week's guest, Ethan McCarty, CEO & Founder of Integral, this isn't just an academic discussion—it's the very heart of what makes organizations thrive (or unravel). As a leader in employee engagement and organizational communications, Ethan has spent his career helping businesses bridge the gap between what they say they stand for and how their people actually experience work.On today's episode, host Anne Green sits down with Ethan to explore the deep (and often uncomfortable) questions at the center of today's workplace challenges. How can we better understand the relationship between an individual's personal values and those expressed by their workplace? What are the implications for more, and less, alignment? Can businesses truly create a shared sense of purpose? And in an era of heightened political and social division, how should companies respond to (or account for) external pressures—without alienating the very people who keep them running?Join us as we discuss:How the pressures of a VUCA world impact both individuals and organizations—and why those impacts aren't always the sameThe tension between corporate values and personal identity and values—where alignment matters and where it may never fully existThe ongoing debates around politics in the workplace, return-to-office mandates, and the evolving role of DEIThe real effects of values misalignment on belonging, psychological safety, and performance

Anne Green is the CEO and principal at G&S Integrated Marketing Communications Group. She is passionate about providing counsel to clients in sectors such as healthcare, professional services, and financial services and is an accomplished media trainer and speaking coach. Here, she takes a deep dive into the world of media training and shares the skills that make people great communicators. Key Takeaways:- Media training 101- How COVID drove the need for media training- The mystery of charismaEpisode Timeline:2:00 The most common problems Anne corrects during media training4:00 The importance of creating understanding4:45 Can you teach authenticity?7:15 The importance of self-awareness9:30 How Anne's lifelong love of singing affects her media training12:00 Why do people trail off when speaking?15:15 The mystery of charisma18:20 People who can manage the energy of the room22:00 Has Zoom driven more people to media training26:00 The importance of being heardThis episode's guest:• Anne Green on LinkedIn• G&S Integrated Marketing Communications GroupSubscribe and leave a 5-star review: https://pod.link/1496390646Contact Us!• Join the conversation by leaving a comment!• Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn!Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What will it take to succeed in 2025?In this episode, Steve Halsey and Anne Green share their predictions for 2025, diving into the trends and strategies shaping leadership, culture, innovation, and communication. From navigating a VUCA world to leveraging AI for trust-building and empowering teams to cultivate their resilience, this conversation offers actionable insights to help leaders and brands thrive.Join us as we discuss:Critical factors likely to impact business and society in 2025.How to balance strategy with authenticity in a rapidly changing world.The transformative role of AI and storytelling in building trust.Leadership priorities for agility, inclusivity, and empathy.

Want to know the secret to thriving in a world full of marketing buzzwords? It's all about mastering the right blend of authenticity, technology, and real human connections to make your brand not just heard, but truly relevant and memorable.This week, host Anne Green opens up our listener mailbag to answer questions on compelling guest conversations from Season 2 episodes. This includes exploring how businesses can thrive by aligning communications with revenue-driving goals, igniting creativity within teams, and building real, lasting connections with key audiences. From mastering B2B branding to navigating the future of AI in the workplace, this episode touches on trends that will continue to be top of mind in 2025.Anne also opens up about everything from her unconventional career journey and passion for genuine networking, to diving deep into the practical and philosophical sides of AI.Join us as we discuss:Why prioritizing authentic connections and genuinely learning about others can have a lasting impact on your network and business.How AI tools can supercharge productivity and ignite creativity in your organization if approached intentionally.Key strategies for aligning communications approaches with business objectives to achieve real, measurable outcomes.

SNL. NFL. MLS. 313. You know you've got a good brand on your hands when all it takes is three letters or numbers to evoke an image or a moment that millions of people around the world recognize. But whether it's a super quotable comedy sketch, an unforgettable moment in football (both American and European), or the birthplace of the car and Motown, it can be all too easy to take powerful branding for granted after it becomes so ingrained in our daily lives.But that doesn't detract from just how much time and work goes into building, cultivating, and sometimes revitalizing these brands to the point that they become their industry's standard-bearer. And more importantly, it doesn't take away from the role of strong relationships—old and new—in defining these brands and businesses. In this week's episode, host Anne Green catches up with old friend and former colleague Howard Handler, President of 313 Presents. Howard provides an engaging overview of his journey from growing up in Detroit to playing key roles in major brands across industries, including Quaker Oats, Lorne Michael's Broadway Video, the NFL, and Virgin Mobile USA. Now back in his hometown, Howard is dedicated to nurturing Detroit's dynamic entertainment scene through 313 Presents—further illustrating his commitment to fusing narratives and relationships to build community and ensure the brand continues to captivate audiences and consumers.We also discuss: The challenges and opportunities of adapting to a new industryWhy the ability to sell your brand and tell your story is crucial in opening new doors and career opportunitiesLeading businesses as well as brandsThe city of Detroit as an example of brand revitalizationLessons that businesses of all sizes can learn from disruptive approaches like those of VirginThe joy of maintaining relationships across the arc of your career

Anne Green and Sheri had a blast in Vegas in April seeing the show Follies full of legendary showgirls from the strip in the musical, Dita Las Vegas, Sheri's book signing at the Las Vegas Showgirl museum and meeting up with Bluebells from earlier days. www.amazon.com/Bluebells-Forever…ast/dp/B0CJXCPB4P NEW WEBSITE www.bluebellsforeverpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates www.instagram.com/bluebells_forever/ www.facebook.com/Bluebells-Forever-100660515010096

No one can escape a conversation about AI today (and this statement will likely remain relevant whenever if read in the near future).As AI continues to dominate discussions in 2024, we revisit a previous dialogue with Anne Green, host of the Building Brand Gravity podcast and CEO of G&S Business Communications, and Kyle Turner, Digital Growth Director at the same firm. This conversation explores the transformative impact of AI across the tech and comms industries and anticipates the exciting future landscape for businesses in an AI-driven world.

Like it or not, Generative AI is becoming part of the communications toolkit. But unlike any technology that has preceded it, AI is able to perform tasks and produce results that have always been the domain of PR professionals - especially at the entry-level. And that's just today; AI is only going to get better. How can communicators and marketers adapt, adopt, and advance in this new, AI-enabled reality? In this episode of The Trending Communicator, host Dan Nestle dives deep into the challenges and opportunities AI presents for communications professionals with Anne Green, CEO of G&S Business Communications. Anne, an award-winning communicator, thought leader, and advocate for ethics within the PR profession, is leading the charge toward AI enablement within her agency and for her clients. But she's keenly aware of the technology's black-box nature and, in the episode, outlines an approach that ensures ethical adoption and enablement. Anne and Dan delve into these ethical considerations and much more as they examine the evolving role of AI in marketing and communications. They discuss the importance of approaching AI with a critical and ethical lens, considering its impact on human interactions and the industry's hiring practices. At the same time, they explore how AI can enhance strategic thinking and help communications professionals deliver greater impact to their businesses. Anne also shares her concerns about online divisiveness and disinformation, emphasizing resilience and big-picture focus. The episode concludes with a positive outlook on human creativity and the importance of staying engaged in societal discussions. Listen in and hear about... Ethical dilemmas for marketers in the tech and AI revolution. The critical role of ethics in AI-driven marketing. AI's growing business role and the imperative of strategic adoption. The need to find a personal advantage in new tech adoption. Adapting to AI's impact on communication and thought. The importance of bridging AI and organizational goals. The rise of online disinformation and its societal impact. Optimism in the human capacity for innovation.   Notable Quotes [05:50] "I want to see writing that's electric, that leaps off the page, even if it's a marketing pitch or something." - Anne Green [20:13] "There's a lot of misperceptions about what this industry is about, but like anything in human life, there are the angels and the bad actors." - Anne Green [29:01] "I want to invite people to think about big picture questions like what will it mean to be human? What does authorship mean? What does it mean to have co-intelligence or augmented intellect?" - Anne Green [41:08] "In the case of generative AI, you need to approach it as if you are about to have an interaction." - Dan Nestle [01:05:01] "I am kept up with the proliferation of divisiveness and fake stuff online, and very much engineered disinformation, which is upsetting to me." - Anne Green   Resources & Links Dan Nestle The Trending Communicator | Website Daniel Nestle | LinkedIn Dan Nestle | Twitter Anne Green G&S Business Communications | Website Anne Green | LinkedIn   Timestamped summary for this episode (generated by ChatGPT) [00:01:15] Anne Green's career path Anne Green discusses her career path, from an internship to becoming CEO, highlighting the accidental nature of her journey. [00:06:10] Reflecting on past experiences Dan Nestle and Anne Green reminisce about their past experiences, specifically their connection through Cooper Katz and the impact of their mentors. [00:10:56] The enduring importance of writing Dan Nestle emphasizes the timeless importance of writing and critical thinking in the PR profession, despite technological advancements. [00:13:14] Adapting to changes in communications Anne Green reflects on the changes in communication, from the advent of social media to the impact of technology on writing and critical thinking. [00:16:14] The role of PR in upholding quality Dan Nestle discusses the frustration of spin in PR and the need for the profession to uphold quality, truth, and critical thinking. [00:19:22] Challenges in content quality Dan Nestle and Anne Green acknowledge the prevalence of low-quality content and the need for PR to play a role in promoting good writing and ethical standards. [00:19:31] Ethical Awareness in the Industry Discussion about ethical awareness in the communications field and the responsibility to maintain integrity. [00:21:15] Adoption of New Technology Exploring the industry's capability to use new technology tools and the need to bring an ethical lens to their usage. [00:24:46] Impact of AI on the Profession Discussion on the changing landscape of the communications profession due to the rise of artificial intelligence and the need for professionals to adapt. [00:35:17] The Personal Relationship with Technology Exploring the personal impact of technology and the process of finding "killer apps" that create a personal connection with technology. [00:38:23] Projection into the Future Contemplation on the profound changes brought about by new technology and the challenges of projecting forward in a rapidly changing industry. [00:39:16] The complexity of AI Discussion about the evolving security measures and the need to adapt to changing technological threats. [00:40:04] Understanding the "black box" of AI Exploring the mystery and complexity of AI's decision-making processes and the work being done to uncover its inner workings. [00:41:04] Learning a new way of speaking to AI Adapting communication styles to interact effectively with AI, emphasizing the need for a different approach compared to traditional search engines. [00:42:07] Refining questions for AI interaction Emphasizing the need for iterative and refined questioning when engaging with AI to extract the desired information. [00:44:14] Adapting to conversational AI Drawing parallels between the evolution of search engines and the need to adapt to conversational AI, highlighting the shift in interaction styles. [00:45:55] Challenges and opportunities with AI adoption Discussing the learning curve, mindset shift, and the potential for leveraging AI to work smarter and add value. [00:53:19] AI's impact on communication professionals Exploring the unique skill set of communication professionals and their potential to excel in leveraging AI for business and client needs. [00:55:42] Evolving roles and skill sets in the AI era Emphasizing the elite nature of communication profession and the need to recognize, practice, and adapt to the skill sets required in the AI era. [00:59:02] The role of a communicator Understanding the depth of knowledge needed about a business and its stakeholders. [01:01:00] Enhancing communication through AI Using AI to enhance communication by connecting dots and providing additional insights. [01:05:01] Challenges and hopes for the future Concerns about disinformation and divisiveness, along with hopes for a better future and the role of AI. [01:06:55] Looking ahead with optimism Expressing hope for positive changes through human creativity and invention, and the potential of AI.  

“I'm not creative.” “We don't have time to be creative.” “This is not a creative profession.”  These are all too common refrains. Yet they are also false. We are socialized to view “creativity” as the domain of artists or individuals in specific fields. In organizations, we tend to fixate on an outcome or solution at the expense of falling in love with the process itself – which includes intentionally cultivating a culture of creativity within our teams. We speak about “innovation” without understanding what it is or approaches to unlocking it.  This week, host Anne Green speaks with Natalie Nixon, Creativity Strategist & CEO at Figure 8 Thinking. Rather than shying away from tensions around how creativity is perceived and practiced, Natalie both embraces and has made her life's work trying to better understand and cultivate it in others. There's an important balance to be struck between Wonder and Rigor (as she puts it) in both artistic endeavors and corporate environments, and this week's conversation showcases how embracing both curiosity and discipline can unlock transformative breakthroughs.  Join us as we discuss: How everyone is and can be creative across all types of work – and how to intentionally build your own creative capacity  Why hybrid and flexible thinking is essential to today's workplace and world Fresh ways to think about the concept and application of “innovation” Embracing both wonder and rigor to unlock the creative process Knowing the right questions to ask in the creative and innovation process 

Perhaps the only topic more discussed in 2023 than Taylor Swift, is AI. From the rise of ChatGPT to conversations around job security across Hollywood and beyond, the technology has been everywhere.Building Brand Gravity hosts Anne Green and Kyle Turner discuss the year in generative AI - breaking down where the tech is today, how MarComms professionals can capitalize on its growth, and the focus businesses must place inside and outside of their organization as it continues to proliferate. Topics include:Why curiosity is key in approaching AIHow leaders can encourage AI exploration and implementation organizationally AI's potential for good across industries, including healthcareThe importance of policy and regulationMore information about Anne Green and Kyle Turner and today's topics:LinkedIn Profile: G&S communicationsCompany Website: https://www.gscommunications.com/

The role that business plays in society is vastly different than it was 10 to 20 years ago and integrated marketing communications agencies have had to adapt…fast. A 2022 survey found that 82% of consumers want brands to align with their values. Younger demographics, including Millennials and Gen-Z, are at the forefront of this evolution.Luke Lambert is the outgoing President and CEO of G&S Communications. As he prepares to move on from this post, he recounts his career beginnings in PR and journalism and his natural pivot into management. Anne Green, co-host of Building Brand Gravity (and Luke's successor as G&S CEO) invites him for a chat on agency leadership, cultivating culture, championing DE&I in the communications industry and leading with values. Hear our conversation with Luke Lambert, President & CEO at G&S CommunicationsNatural transitions into leadership roles and the importance of being grounded in the businessCultivating trust in yourself and in your teamHow to deliver on clients' needs today while still investing in innovation for tomorrowCreating and staying true to your brand's voice in a more volatile social and political landscapeThe importance to DE&I to organizations and how to authentically champion progressMore information about Luke Lambert and today's topics:LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-lambert-33a19a9/Company Website: https://www.gscommunications.com/

There is no “average user” of digital experiences in our world today. If we can grasp that there is significant nuance beyond current understandings of “ability” and “disability,” can generative AI help us narrow a digital divide that is far greater than most individuals and organizations perceive? Howard Pyle is a leading voice in the mission to advance inclusivity in digital experiences as the founder of Experience Futures (XF). After an enlightening encounter with Howard at the Page Spring Seminar, Anne Green, host and G&S Principal, asked him to join her on the podcast. Listen in as Howard and Anne discuss:Today's limited conceptions of "ability" versus "disability" and why our approach to accessibility in digital spaces needs a significant paradigm shiftThe importance of human guidance and ethical considerations in employing AI as a tool to advance inclusivity and accessibilitySorting through the hype and potential of AI in bridging the digital divide and transforming accessibility

My guests, Anne Green, Lesley Bandy and Jane Hoggar share their experience of breast cancer in a very brave and compassionate conversation. NEW WEBSITE www.bluebellsforeverpodcast.com Check out the Patreon www.patreon.com/bluebellsforeverpod Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates www.instagram.com/bluebells_forever/ www.facebook.com/Bluebells-Forever-100660515010096

This episode is a follow up to Anne Green's conversation with Dr. Osei Appiah, Ph.D Professor, School Of Communication at The Ohio State University. Listen to it here. In this episode, Anne interviews three aspiring marketing communications professionals, Rikki Lee Joiner, Michaela Matheney, and Keilah Thompson, who are all students at The Ohio State University (OSU) and members of the Black Advertising and Strategic Communications Association (BASCA). They discuss their personal journeys to majors - and ultimately careers - in marketing communications, the specific areas of work that excite them, and their experiences with BASCA and its impact on their professional development.These students share their excitement and concerns about entering the industry, as well as their thoughts on previous work and internship experiences. They also touch on the issue of bias, the challenges of being the “only one” in a room and in opening doors for others in the Black community, and offer advice for marketing organizations looking to support young Black professionals.Join Anne and her guests as they provide valuable insights into the marketing communications industry and share their thoughts on what it takes to help professionals from traditionally marginalized communities build a successful career in these fields.To make sure you never miss an episode of Building Brand Gravity, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and the website. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Building Brand Gravity in your favorite podcast player.

Using Data to Display Your Expertise as a Luxury Real Estate Professional:How are you currently using your Luxury Market Report? Are you using it to provide your sphere of influence insight into the latest market trends that directly impact them? If not, you're missing out on a prime opportunity to cement yourself as a trusted advisor and create additional referral opportunities.The Luxury Market Report is one of the most valuable resources available for luxury real estate professionals, and is the perfect source material for building effective marketing campaigns and conversation starters. Converting facts and figures into engaging, digestible content is one of the best ways you can display your expertise as a luxury real estate professional. In order to effectively build upon your referral pipeline and connect more closely with potential clients as a trusted advisor, you need to provide them with valuable content that will help them make informed decisions based on current luxury market data, conditions, and trends.Using the Luxury Market Report to Become a Trusted Advisor in Real Estate:Becoming a trusted advisor is something every luxury real estate professional should strive for. As a trusted advisor, you become more than just a real estate professional — you become the go-to source for real-estate-related answers to a variety of questions, and the go-to source for solutions to a variety of real-estate-related problems.Market insights are incredibly valuable, and can make all the difference in who a luxury real estate buyer or seller chooses to partner with. By providing insights from the Luxury Market Report, real estate professionals can not only establish themselves as incredibly knowledgeable in their respective markets, but can create a sense of consumer confidence that partnering with them (and seeking out advice from them) is the best move to make.Topics and Questions You'll Uncover During this Episode:How important is brand recognition in luxury real estate?Building brand recognition with data-driven contentWhy capitalizing on readily available resources is so importantWhere can real estate professionals find credible resources?Resources Mentioned within Episode:Official Website - Sherri Anne GreenConnect with Sherri Anne Green on LinkedInThe Luxury Market ReportThe Institute for Luxury Home Marketing

Emeritus Professor Anne Green was the first female PhD student to be enrolled in the School of Physics at the University of Sydney. A specialist in physics and astrophysics, she was Director of the Molonglo Observatory for more than a decade and the first female Head of Physics at the University of Sydney.

Lucy Clayton is joined by Dr Anne Green, author of "Gloves: An Intimate History" for an exploration of the history of gloves, right through to their role in contemporary fashion. This episode is full of surprising and startling stories and symbolism… you will never look at gloves the same way ever again! Please support our micro donation campaign for the charity Beauty Banks. Text BEAUTY to 70490 Links Our website Professor Anne Green's book Beauty Banks Follow @dressfancypodcast on Instagram Follow @thebeautybanks on Instagram Follow @mslucyclayton on Instagram

Max Thaysen/ Cortes Currents - This January, at the Friends of Cortes Island Annual General Meeting, Bruce Harrison was awarded the Jo Anne Green Environmental Award. The Jo Anne Green award is an honour for leadership in community-based environmental awareness, protection and restoration. Jo Anne Green was a founder of the Friends of Cortes Island and an inspiration for many on Cortes to care for this place and imagine a reciprocal relationship with our ecosystems. The letter that nominates Harrison reads as follows: “ Bruce has been a resident of Cortes Island for about 30 years. He has always exemplified what it means to have a small footprint in terms of his own lifestyle (he is often seen commuting on his bike between Whaletown and Manson's) and over the past few years he has made significant contributions through the work he has done constructing and maintaining access trails which are now widely used by the community. His work on the trails at the Ester Rd. beach access, the Whaletown Commons, and the adjacent Crown land have all been a great benefit to the wider community and in fact have helped to secure the Crown land as protected park land. The trail access in the Whaletown Commons area has made Whaletown into a very walkable neighbourhood which has significantly decreased the need for motorized vehicles.

Anne Green and Sheri share what it was like to finally see the vision of a Parisian cabaret in Seattle finally make it to the stage. Check out the Patreon www.patreon.com/bluebellsforeverpod Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates www.instagram.com/bluebells_forever/ www.facebook.com/Bluebells-Forever-100660515010096

From duels to hygiene and medical protection to the image of the gloved aristocrat whose hands aren't coarsened by work: Shahidha Bari dons a pair of gloves as she finds out about tranks, fourchettes, lace, wool and glove making which is on The Heritage Craft Assosicaion's 'Red List' of Endangered crafts. The Glove maker Riina Oun creates high-fashion bespoke gloves. She has collaborated with designers such as Giles Deacon and Meadham Kirchhoff, and she also teaches the art of gloving. Technologist Tom Chatfield considers the glove as cutting edge technology, explains what haptic feedback does for us and why the hand is so important in helping us navigate virtual worlds. Anne Green's book 'Gloves: An Intimate History', has just been published, a cultural history written as disposable protective gloves took on a whole new resonance. And Rebecca Unsworth brings us stories from her work with Birmingham Museums as she considers the smells of gloves and their role as the ultimate 17th century gift. Producer: Jessica Treen You might be interested in other conversations about fashion in the Free Thinking archives: Fashion stories in Museums hears from V&A fashion curator Claire Wilcox, Veronica Isaac and Cassandra Davies Strodder https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000s2by Fashion, Art and the Body brings together Ekow Eshun, Charlie Porter and Olivia Laing https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000wc78 Jade Halbert discusses recycling of fashion in this episode https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00061m1 The Politics of Fashion and Drag hears from Scrumbly Koldewyn, visits the Vauxhall Tavern and talks to Jenny Gilbert https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09zcjch

In this third of a five-podcast series, Kathryn Beiser, VP of global comms at Eli Lilly & Company, and Anne Green, principal and managing partner at G&S Business Communications, join PRWeek managing editor Gideon Fidelzeid to discuss issues of healthcare inequality particularly exposed during COVID-19, evolving relationships between brands in the space and both media and agency partners, as well as the broader creative and collaborative thinking that has come to epitomize the healthcare sector.

Anne Green is back to cohost this interview with our mutual friend Dawn Draper. Dawn’s reaction to her time in Jubilee is fabulous! “It Was All So Fun!” Check out the Patreon www.patreon.com/bluebellsforeverpod Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates www.instagram.com/bluebells_forever/ www.facebook.com/Bluebells-Forever-100660515010096

Jen Lowney, head of business and corporate communications at Citi, and Anne Green, principal and managing partner at G&S Business Communications, join PRWeek managing editor Gideon Fidelzeid to discuss hybrid consumer solutions, trust, equity and access and a host of key issues that are helping reshape the future in the financial services sector.

În acest episod am avut-o invitată pe Anne Marie Chelariu (MsAnneGreen). Am vorbit liber și relaxat și am reușit să atingem în aproape 2 ore toate subiectele de mai jos și să mai și râdem. :) - Vlogging, Influencer-i și cum e să îți trimită fanii din alte țări mâncare ciudată, iar tu să o mănânci în fața camerei :) - Self-esteem - Educație sexuală - Spiritualitate, meditație, Joe Dispenza și Heart Rate Variability - Empatie cognitivă și empatie emoțională - Nevroze, depresie, anxietate și inner child work - Pictura și transe hipnotice Și îi puteți da un follow pe Insta aici: https://www.instagram.com/the_annemarie/ Vrei să fii notificat atunci când public ceva nou? Abonează-te: andreirosca.ro/subscribe/ Podcastul este disponibil și pe: Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1usJL4NbJLCGclBuKDcWJZ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/zeroplus/id1448347099

Este episodio es sobre cadáveres famosos; entre ellos el cadáver del sudario, Anne Green y la historia de "H", una chica muy peculiar.

ProTalk with ProTec featuring Sherri Anne Green with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. Sherri Anne, an award-winning realtor with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage and is a 26-year resident of the DC area. Her love of architecture, the arts, culture, and design, will help her shape her vision to sell or buy your next home. Sherri's unique experience in client relations and behavior, marketing, vendor management, and contract negotiations further enhance her services bringing order and simplicity to the selling or buying process. Be sure to Subscribe to Sherri's yotube channel for lots of great information and tips! --> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCorM0bgXKyxjOoxTCErTdhA

The finale of our miniseries comes to a close as we cover several real historical instances of people actually being buried along with a few who had some uncomfortable close calls. We hear about the incredible case of Mathew Wall and find out why on October 2nd for the last 450 years or so, the town of Braughing in Hertfordshire has celebrated “Old Man's Day.” We learn about the curious cases of Nicephorous Glycas from Lesbos and Anne Green from Oxfordshire who nearly made it to their own funerals and/or dissections. We learn about Alice Blunden and why you should always check twice, maybe even three times, before you bury someone. After that we hear about the unfortunate case of Anna Hockwalt in 19th century Dayton, Ohio, before making a pit stop in France to visit Angelo Hays and find out just what a toilet was doing in a coffin in the 1970's.

Anne Green joins Sheri for her 4th time to share just the funny stories of shows they have done together and separately. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates www.instagram.com/bluebells_forever/ www.facebook.com/Bluebells-Forever-100660515010096

Anne Green is back and this time interviews her husband Steve Green also a dancer, whom she met at Jubilee in Vegas. Before Steve joined the cast of Jubilee he was a member of several professional ballet companies including Ballet West

In today’s episode Anne Green turns the tables and interviews host Sheri Lewis. Sheri shares her story of auditions for Hello Hollywood Hello and how it changed her world forever.

Anne Green, a principal and managing director at G&S Business Communications, discusses a number of important ethical issues including: 1) How to handle ethical pressure to fudge numbers 2) Where to find engaging, compelling ethics training and why it matters 3) How to ethically fight back against disinformation

An accidental landing in PR after earning her undergrad degree has turned into a 22-year career in the field for Anne Green, principal and managing director of G&S Business Communications.  When CooperKatz, the firm she helped build and ultimately was named CEO, was acquired by G&S Business Communications, Anne applied her strategic counseling skills to her own firm.  She shares how the leadership teams of both firms decided early on that they wanted the merger process to be seen as best-in-class and keep their human capital front and center every step of the way. Anne also discusses the value of a liberal arts education, how “the grass is both green and brown on every side of the fence,” and championing diversity of every viewpoint.

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Episode 22: An AVID Roundtable On this episode we’ve got a roundtable conversation that focuses on the AVID program, which promotes college readiness, and offers students extra levels of support to help students succeed. Vista Unified offers AVID classes at all grade levels, and more information is available on the district website or from any of the schools. We’ll be talking with two recent AVID program graduates from Rancho Buena Vista High School: Isabel Ulibarri, who is planning on attending Cal Lutheran University to pursue a career in teaching, and Arleth Flores-Aparicio, who will be attending UC-Riverside, and plans on following a four year degree with law school. Arleth, we should mention, is also the 2018 AVID Founder Scholarship winner, which identifies her as the top AVID student in San Diego County, and also comes with a $25,000 scholarship. We’re also joined by Erica Glennon, a social studies teacher at Rancho Buena Vista as well as that school’s AVID coordinator, and Anne Green, Director of Secondary Curriculum & Instruction, and the district’s AVID leader. AVID stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination, and as you’ll hear, these recent AVID grads have determination in spades, and will be using the resources they’ve gained through the program to go on to great things, and inspire others to do the same.

About the Episode Fake news is a dangerous construct. It allows people to quickly dismiss facts that don’t mesh with their worldview. Lee Caraher and Anne Green talk about why the truth matters, point out why you should stop using the term ‘fake news’ and argue that the stakes have never been higher to advocate for a communication platform that values ethics and facts. About Anne Anne Green is a 25-year veteran of the communications industry. She kicked off her PR career at Burson-Marsteller in the early 90s, and has been helping to lead and grow the wonderful team at CooperKatz since 1996. She's proud to have partnered with scores of dynamic clients over the years - from her early days on GE and DuPont, to more recent engagements with Memorial Sloan Kettering, Fiserv and Coldwell Banker Real Estate. Just two of her career highlights include unveiling MetroCard for the NYC MTA and launching Virgin Mobile in the U.S. - with the added plus of engaging directly with Sir Richard Branson. In addition to overseeing the agency's strategic direction, growth and operations, Anne serves as a senior counselor to many CooperKatz clients. She is deep into digital and loves the highly-integrated nature of PR work today. And she's a seasoned media and presentation skills coach with a passion for executive training. Anne serves on the board of directors of the PR Council and has collected some nice industry accolades along the way (though that "40 Under 40" seems like a while ago now!). In her personal life, she's a singer married to a drummer and is good at steadily over-committing herself to many great organizations. Key Takeaways The idea of “fake news” has become weaponized. We have responsibilities and values we need to uphold as an industry. The press is not only essential to our jobs as PR professionals, but essential to our society. Have open, intentional, consistent discussions about ethics. Social media is just like every other human institution - it is the best of us, it is the worst of us. It is our job as PR professions to see how it is being used and misused, and what we can do to make it a more communicative platform.

In Episode Twelve Marie chats with yoga instructor Anne Green about working with yoga to help with fatigue, balance and muscle cramps associated with living with MS. Ann is the owner of BLISS Ann Green Yoga, located in Barrie, Ontario. With over 40 years of experience, Ann understands that through proper and regular practice, yoga is an amazing tool to help with mobility and fatigue when practiced regularly.