Podcasts about association board

From kitchen fires to candle mishaps, from firehouse kitchen tables to national fire code debates—we're hitting it all in this one.Brian, aka East Coast Lincoln, opens the show with heartfelt honesty and a long-overdue moment of silence. The crew dives deep into the real-life value of public education in the fire service, how fire inspections aren't just for the public—but for firefighter safety too—and why thinking outside the box starts at the kitchen table.Matt, Doug, Adam, and Brian talk everything from funny waffle fire calls to emotional fire fatalities, and the impact a well-placed smoke detector (or a poorly labeled panel) can really have.Also: FDIC hats, Unkie's ribeyes, Doug's smoke detector game, and Brian's big news about joining the International Fire Marshal's Association Board.It's real, it's hilarious, it's important. Hit play.

As we wrap up our special election season series, we're excited to bring you the final installment featuring the 2025 candidates for the Alumni Association Board of Directors.All throughout April, we've had the privilege of sitting down with Brothers from across the nation to learn more about their vision for the Alumni Association, their journeys through Kappa Kappa Psi, and their plans to build a stronger, more connected alumni community. Each conversation has offered unique insight, and this last episode is no exception.Joining us for our finale are:

As we enter election season, we're thrilled to bring you a special series featuring the 2025 candidates for the Alumni Association Board of Directors.Throughout April, we'll sit down with the candidates to hear about their vision for the Alumni Association, their experiences as Brothers of Kappa Kappa Psi, and how they plan to foster greater engagement and connection among alumni. Each candidate will have 15-20 minutes of discussion, so stick around for the full episode!In this episode, we're joined by:

As we enter election season, we're thrilled to bring you a special series featuring the 2025 candidates for the Alumni Association Board of Directors.Throughout April, we'll sit down with the candidates to hear about their vision for the Alumni Association, their experiences as Brothers of Kappa Kappa Psi, and how they plan to foster greater engagement and connection among alumni. Each candidate will have 15-20 minutes of discussion, so stick around for the full episode!In this episode, we're joined by:

Our guest joining us today is David O'Farrell of Ocala Stud, located in Marion County. Mr. O'Farrell manages and owns with his family Ocala Stud, where they train and breed world renowned Thoroughbreds. He serves as the Thoroughbred Owners and breeders Association Board of Trustees chair, as a steward at The Jockey Club and is a member of Breeder's Cup Limited. Since 1958 Ocala Stud has bred, raised and sold runners ranked among the best of their divisions in the U.S. and abroad.   Visit FloridaFarmBureau.org to learn how you can get involved in Florida Agriculture.  

As we enter election season, we're thrilled to bring you a special series featuring the 2025 candidates for the Alumni Association Board of Directors.Throughout April, we'll sit down with the candidates to hear about their vision for the Alumni Association, their experiences as Brothers of Kappa Kappa Psi, and how they plan to foster greater engagement and connection among alumni. Each candidate will have 15-20 minutes of discussion, so stick around for the full episode!In this episode, we're joined by:

In this episode of Community Matters Podcast, host Tony Campisi discusses the essential role of education and training for elected board members of community associations with guest George Greatrex, Esq. The focus is on understanding the intricate legal liabilities faced by board members, especially in light of recent laws such as the Corporate Transparency Act and the New Jersey Structural Integrity and Reserve Law. George shares practice-based advice on safeguarding HOA leaders against personal liability, the importance of knowing their governing documents, and consulting with professional advisors. Learn how to navigate the responsibilities and potential risks involved in being a board member within a community association and ensure you are well-protected and informed. Special thanks to our sponsor – Hoffman Law, LLC. Visit Hoffman Law online for more information.  Community Matters is available in the iTunes store, on Google Play and on Spotify. Subscribe there or download the podbean app and be the first to receive notifications when new episodes are posted.

Thinking Globally: Recruiting Internationally and Identifying Partners for Clinical ExperiencesIn this episode, our panel discusses the international opportunities within our profession through the lens of collaborative partnerships and international experiences within academic institutions. We discuss common challenges, themes that resonate across the globe and how the Athletic Therapy/Training profession continues to erase borders through impactful relationships and opportunities. Panel: Dr. Aoife Burke is an Assistant Professor in the Athletic Training programme at Dublin City University, Ireland. She is currently acting as Chair and Clinical Education Coordinator at DCU, while serving as chair of the Accreditation Committee within Athletic Rehabilitation Therapy Ireland (ARTI). Dr. Valerie Herzog is the Chair of the Department of Athletic Training at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. She also serves as the District 7 representative on the National Athletic Trainers' Association Board of Directors. Dr. Jim Mensch is the Athletic Training Program Director at the UNiversity of South Carolina, where he has served for the past 23 years. Coordinated by: Matt Lewis, Chair of WFATT Academic Institutions CommitteeHe is the Athletic Training Program Director at Messiah University in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.  FIRSTAR Therapy. You-Centric. FIRSTAR: Redefining the Performance Wellness continuum. A holistic approach to athlete care.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

On this episode, PFMA President Alex Baloga brings insights on the Medical Nutrition Act, how "zero food waste" really works, and where retail's headed in the next 5 years in his interview with Jeff Kahler. PFMA is a supportive network of retailers in PA advocating together to achieve goals and make the whole industry stronger.  About Our Guest:  Alex Baloga has been serving as President and CEO of PFMA since 2017, after serving as Vice President of External Relations. He has experience in politics, serving US Senator Bob Casey in a past campaign and in his Government Office. He currently sits on the Food Industry Association Executives (FIAE) Board of Directors, the Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association Board of Directors, and the NACS Legislative Committee. At PFMA, he leads government relation efforts at local, state, and federal levels.

The new chair of the Canterbury A&P Association Board is determined to get the show back on the road.  Former Speaker of Parliament Sir David Carter has taken the reins in the lead-up to November's scaled-back event.  Carter says he wants to see the event continue for generations to come.  He told Mike Hosking personality issues made the relationship between previous board members and the general committee dysfunctional, which caused it to fall apart.  Carter says that's not good enough, and Christchurch can't have a Show Week without its iconic show.  He said that the biggest job will be getting financial supporters on-side.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, the Back in Session hosts Ryan Stevens and Ryan DeMara dive into their excitement for the upcoming National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) meeting in Louisville, Kentucky. They then welcome this week's special guest, Alex Baloga, President and CEO of the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association (PFMA), for an insightful discussion on his career journey, PFMA's mission, and their advocacy work. Alex shares recent legislative successes, the challenges of representing the competitive retail industry, and how PFMA navigates the partisan divide in Pennsylvania's government. Tune in for an engaging conversation on the intricacies of legislative advocacy and the importance of collaboration.About PFMA:The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association (PFMA) is a statewide trade association advocating the views of the food and beverage industries. Our membership includes convenience stores, supermarkets, independent grocers, wholesalers, distributors, and consumer product vendors of all sizes operating in Pennsylvania and beyond.About Alex Baloga:Alex Baloga became PFMA President and CEO on July 1, 2017. After joining PFMA in 2013 as director of government relations, he was promoted to director of government and public relations in 2014 and to vice president of external relations in 2015. Baloga leads PFMA's day-to-day operations and helps implement its strategic vision, working with the board of directors, of which he is a member. He leads PFMA's government relations efforts at the local, state and federal levels. He also manages PFMA's federal, state and Philadelphia Food PACs along with PFMA's Legislative, Pharmacy and WIC Stakeholder's committees.He serves on the Classification and Ratings Committee for the Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau. He is a board member on the Underground Storage Tank Indemnification Fund. He joined the Pennsylvania Department of Health's newly formed Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Advisory Group in 2022. He sits on the Food Industry Association Executives (FIAE) Board of Directors, the Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association Board of Directors and the NACS Legislative Committee. In addition, he represents PFMA members on the Pennsylvania Lottery Sales Advisory Council.Baloga previously served as deputy finance director for Robert P. Casey's re-election campaign for U.S. Senator, where he directed the fund raising activities in central Pennsylvania. He has extensive contacts from his experience as an associate lobbyist for a contract lobbying firm in Pennsylvania.In addition, he worked in U.S. Senator Bob Casey's Government office as a regional field manager, serving as the senator's liaison to government, community and constituent groups in central Pennsylvania; monitoring local issues and developments, and representing Senator Casey at civic meetings and community events.Baloga has earned recognition for his work in the food retail industry on several 40 under 40 lists, including Central Penn Business Journal, City & State PA and The Griffin Report. He recently was recognized in City & State PA's 2022 PA Agriculture Power 100. He also earned the 2018 Excellent in Government Affairs Award from the Grocery Manufacturers Association. Baloga earned his bachelor's degree in History with a specialty in Political Science from West Virginia University.Learn more about PFMA:https://www.pfma.org/

Since early May, WICC has been inundated with emails, phone calls and social media messages from residents of Success Village. They have been reporting no hot water for weeks, compounded with many units having no heat for months. We have pressed politicians on this problem on-air, including Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim and Governor Ned Lamont, but they have all said they can only do so much because the 900+ unit complex is privately run by a co-op. Today, we spoke with the President of the Association Board at Success Village, Ty Bird, to find out how things got so out of hand. We also asked about taxes not paid, the potential for foreclosure and why he won't step down from the position. IMAGE CREDIT: Eric Urbanowicz

Henrico Citizen owner and publisher Tom Lappas was appointed May 4 by the Virginia Press Association's Board of Directors to serve a three-year term on the board. Lappas will become the first publisher of an online-only publication ever to serve on the VPA's board, which determines the policies and activities of the VPA, the statewide organization that since 1881 has worked to champion the interests of Virginia newspapers and, in more recent years, online news publications. His term begins July 1. Lappas' appointment came during the board's meeting at the VPA's annual conference in Charlottesville. Earlier during the meeting, board...Article LinkSupport the Show.

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Shawn Newell about how to develop a greater understanding of one another. Shawn is the retired Vice President of Business Development at Industrial Supply Company where he worked for 37 years. He serves as a community integrator working as the vice president of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP, a former Commissioner on the Governor's Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Commission and co-chair of the Utah Black Round Table, the former co-chair of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee for the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Newell formerly served on the Boards of the Utah Non-Profit Association, the Utah Manufacturer's Association Board, as Chair of the Workforce and Economic Development Advisory Board at Salt Lake Community College where he served as the Alumni Council President and currently a Trustee Emeritus for the College. He is a former member of the Utah State Board of Education. He formerly served on the Board of Utah System of Higher Education. He now serves as a champion for the United Way promise Program network and Promise Partnership Board. Shawn serves on the Utah 3rd district Court Committee for Self-Represented Parties, as a President's Ambassador for the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, Utah State Department of Workforce Services Board, Utah State Bar Commission Board, South Valley Chamber Board, Trustee at Westminster University, a member of the Third District court Office of accountability committee, the advisory committee for Unite, The University of Utah Hospital and Clinics Board, as co-chair of the Utah Multicultural Commission. Mr. Newell is currently a councilman for the city of Cottonwood Heights. Shawn is a graduate of the University of Utah, Salt Lake Community College and has a Masters of Management degree from the University of Phoenix. He holds an Executive leadership certification from the University Of Utah School Of Business and a Diversity and Inclusion certificate from Cornell University and a Leading with Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Certificate from the University of Utah. He has two certificates from the University of South Florida in Inclusion, Workforce and Personal Wellness Foundations and Ethical Leadership and Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace. He is the recipient of a Honorary Doctorate. In Shawn's spare time he officiates youth sports and BBQs great grub. Mr. Newell is married, the father of three and has seven grandchildren. Check out all of the podcasts in the HCI Podcast Network! Check out the ⁠HCI Academy⁠: Courses, Micro-Credentials, and Certificates to Upskill and Reskill for the Future of Work! Check out the LinkedIn ⁠Alchemizing Human Capital⁠ Newsletter. Check out Dr. Westover's book, ⁠The Future Leader⁠. Check out Dr. Westover's book, ⁠'Bluer than Indigo' Leadership⁠. Check out Dr. Westover's book, ⁠The Alchemy of Truly Remarkable Leadership⁠. Check out the latest issue of the ⁠Human Capital Leadership magazine⁠. Each HCI Podcast episode (Program, ID No. 655967) has been approved for 0.50 HR (General) recertification credit hours toward aPHR™, aPHRi™, PHR®, PHRca®, SPHR®, GPHR®, PHRi™ and SPHRi™ recertification through HR Certification Institute® (HRCI®). Each HCI Podcast episode (Program ID: 24-DP529) has been approved for 0.50 HR (General) SHRM Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCPHR recertification through SHRM, as part of the knowledge and competency programs related to the SHRM Body of Applied Skills and Knowledge™ (the SHRM BASK™). Human Capital Innovations has been pre-approved by the ATD Certification Institute to offer educational programs that can be used towards initial eligibility and recertification of the Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) and Associate Professional in Talent Development (APTD) credentials. Each HCI Podcast episode qualifies for a maximum of 0.50 points.

In this episode of the Ohio Ag Net Podcast, host Matt Reese of Ohio's Country Journal talks with Elizabeth Harsh, executive director of the Ohio Cattlemen's Association and Lindsey Hall from Highland County and vice president of the Ohio Cattlemen's Association Board of Directors at the Ohio Beef Expo. They talk about the record breaking Ohio Beef Expo with the nine sales and market and heifer shows.  More in this week's podcast:    Brian Baldridge, Ohio Department of Agriculture Director: Brian talks with Matt about Ohio Ag Week which began March 11 and National Ag Week which starts March 18.  Melissa Tuttle, Clark County Farm Bureau president: Melissa talks with Matt about how the community has responded to the recent tornado damage in the area.  Patty Mann, Farmer in Shelby County and vice president of Corn Marketing Board: Dusty talks with Patty about the corn quality rollout trip to Malta, a country in southern Europe. Intro 0:00 Brian Baldridge 4:24 Melissa Tuttle 11:50 Patty Mann 14:56 Main Conversation, Elizabeth Harsh and Lindsey Hall 19:06

A tribute from one Pacific leader to another.  49 yearold Green Party MP and former Auckland Councillor Efeso Collins collapsed and died at a charity event yesterday morning.   Pasifika Medical Association Board Director Sir Colin Tukuitonga told Mike Hosking that he picked up the causes that other people perhaps wouldn't.  He says that includes young people and poor south Auckland communities, and his joining of the Green Party highlighted his concern for the environment.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we are talking about the Drupal Association Board, Its Strategic Initiatives, and The Future of Drupal with guest Baddý Sonja Breidert. We'll also cover Advent Calendar as our module of the week. For show notes visit: www.talkingDrupal.com/429 Topics Former member of Board of Drupal Association What does the board do How does the board operate Are there term limits How does someone get on the board Strategic Initiatives Innovation Marketing Fundraising Now that you are no longer on the board what's next CEO of 1xInternet How did you get started with Drupal Resources Try Drupal Guests Baddý Sonja Breidert - 1xinternet.de/en baddysonja Hosts Nic Laflin - nLighteneddevelopment.com nicxvan John Picozzi - epam.com johnpicozzi Ron Northcutt - community.appsmith.com rlnorthcutt MOTW Correspondent Martin Anderson-Clutz - @mandclu Advent Calendar Brief description: Have you ever wanted to reveal content a day-at-a-time, in an interactive advent calendar? There's a module for that. Brief history How old: created less than month ago in Nov 2023 by listener James Shields, whose drupal.org username is lostcarpark Versions available: 1.0.0-beta3 release, which works with Drupal 10.1 and newer Maintainership Actively maintained, latest release made earlier today Test coverage Number of open issues: 5, 3 of which are bugs, but all but one are now marked as fixed Usage stats: 6 sites Module features and usage James actually created a Drupal advent calendar a year ago, on his website lostcarpark.com. The idea was to showcase a new module every day, similar to advent calendars that provide a chocolate or a toy each day, hidden behind a cardboard door James' initial version displayed the content in a traditional calendar format, using the Calendar View module. What he really wanted, however, was a way to present the content using clickable doors to reveal new entries The new Advent Calendar module provides a new view display, so you can configure what content type or other filters to apply, and use fields to specify what information to show The module uses a Single Directory Component for display, hence the 10.1 requirement There is also an “Advent Calendar Quickstart” submodule that sets up everything for you, including a content type, view, and 24 nodes to populate it for you Each site visitor gets to “open” the door to new content as it is published each day. For authenticated users, which doors have been opened is stored as user data, and for anonymous users it's kept in local storage via Javascript In addition to this being an interesting module in its own right, the advent calendar James has created this year is also a community effort. He's managed to enlist a wide variety of contributors to write about modules or aspects of the Drupal community that they're passionate about, so it's a great way to up your Drupal game. You can open a new door yourself every day at https://lostcarpark.com/advent-calendar-2023

In this episode, we chatted with Lawrence Cleary, Elif Demirel, and Franziska Liebetanz, EWCA board members about writing center work in their respective contexts. We hope you'll enjoy it! Make sure to check out a recent feature piece on the 2023 EWCA Summer Institute. A transcript of this episode is posted on: www.wlnconnect.org

11-6-23 AJ DailyNew Leadership Elected to the American Angus Association Board of DirectorsAdapted from a release by Katelyn Engel, Angus Communications Backgrounded Cattle are a Special BreedAdapted from an article by Chr. Hansen Ranking Member David Scott Calls for One-Year Extension of 2018 Farm Bill Adapted from a release by the House Agriculture Democrats AFBF Celebrates Court Order That EPA Follow Science Adapted from a release by the American Farm Bureau Federation Daily Livestock Report for 11-06-2023 — HPAI Update Adapted from a report by Len Steiner, Steiner Consulting Group Compiled by Paige Nelson, field editor, Angus Journal.  For more Angus news, visit angusjournal.net. 

MCUL CEO Patty Corkery talks with two guests from the CU4Kids Board, Board Chair John Bratsakis and Board Member Caroline Willard, about credit union fundraising, what it means to raise funds for Children's Miracle Network, as well as the story behind CU4Kids ahead of the Michigan-hosted In the Cellar fundraiser.

Welcome to the Accounting Influencers Podcast, going live every Monday to 150 countries and 30,000 accounting practitioners, fintech specialists and influencers in the accountancy, CPA and bookkeeping space.In this episode of the Accounting influencers Podcast, Okorie Ramsey discusses his role and responsibilities as part of the global board supporting approximately 700,000 members worldwide highlighting three priorities: driving innovation, instilling integrity in sustainability areas, and supporting the next generation of accountants and the importance of leveraging technology, such as AI, to advance the profession and attract top-tier talent. He also addresses challenges in the pipeline of accounting professionals, including birth rates, education costs, and unclear career paths. Ramsey advocates for diversity in the profession and building bigger tables to accommodate different perspectives.YoutubeYou can watch this episode and more on our YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@accountinginfluencers Guest BioOkorie Ramsey is a distinguished finance and accounting professional with a rich and impactful career. He has made significant contributions to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) through various volunteer roles, including serving on the AICPA Board of Directors and the Association Board of Directors. Currently, at Kaiser Permanente, Ramsey holds a crucial position overseeing SOX and Model Audit Rule compliance, ensuring effective internal controls over financial reporting for the integrated healthcare enterprise. With 14 years of experience at Kaiser Permanente, he has held diverse roles, including Vice President, Finance Compliance Officer, and Director of Sarbanes/Oxley and Financial Governance. Ramsey's passion for mentoring, demonstrated by his involvement with the National Association of Black Accountants and his role as an adjunct professor, reflects his commitment to fostering growth in others.◣━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◢If you like the show, we'd truly appreciate a review on whatever platform you listen. We'd love to get to know you!Main show website. For access to every single show with full shownotes: https://accountinginfluencers.com/podcastFor announcements of published shows, tagging guest so you can build your network and offer feedback on the show: https://www.linkedin.com/company/accountinginfluencersFor videos of all podcast interviews and bonus video content: https://bit.ly/AI-youtubehttps://www.instagram.com/accinfluencershttps://twitter.com/accinfluencershttps://www.facebook.com/accountinginfluencersThanks to our sponsors:Accountex. Accountex will return to ExCeL London UK on the 10-11 May 2023. Bringing together 250+ top fintech companies and cutting-edge start-ups, visitors can browse new software and stay up to date with the latest technology, tools and ideas in accountancy and finance. Alongside the exhibition, attendees will take away actionable tips from the CPD-accredited seminar programme, led by 200+ thought leaders shaping the profession.Accountex is Europe's largest annual event for the accounting and finance profession. It attracts 8,000+ attendees and 250+ exhibitors. Attendees can get up to 16 CPD hours with 200+ free seminar sessions across 12 theatres.

State University, Sacramento, is active learning at its best. As the most populous state in the U.S., California has a large and complex state government that deals with public policy on virtually all the issues that confront the nation. The Sacramento Semester Program is an immersive internship program run during the spring semester on the campus of CSU, Sacramento. This rigouros experience is designed for students interested in the policy-making process. Participants will be required to enroll in a 6 unit internship course requiring a commitment of working an average of 24 hours a week at their site; additionally, students will be enrolled in 6 units of coursework consisiting of a Thursday evening seminar and Friday morning class. Please refer to our FAQ for other commonly asked questions about applying to the program. FAQS FOR APPLICANTS SACRAMENTO SEMESTER PROGRAM https://www.csus.edu/college/social-sciences-interdisciplinary-studies/political-science/_internal/_documents/sac-semester-faqs_applicants-revised-9-21-22.pdf About: the Sacramento Semester Program Alumni Association (SSPAA) provides support to current participating interns and alumni who have completed the program themselves. The SSPAA offers many benefits and programs including a scholarship and career resources. Alumni ResourcesSSPAA Resume Bank The Sacramento Semester Program Alumni Association maintains a resume bank for its members. Job Boards: Capitol Daybook CA State Assembly CA State Senate In the episode we covered:  Our experience doing the program Skillset to be Successful in the building or in the third house, local government, nonprofits Networking 101, and How to approach it.  Advice for Job opportunities  Learn More From Ali Subscribe to her Newsletter: https://elementsofalison.substack.com/ Great Article: March in Sacramento: https://elementsofalison.substack.com/p/first-weekend-of-march-in-sacramento More from Here Comes the Sun Podcast: Subscribe: https://anchor.fm/marisolibarra       Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/herecomesthesun_podcast/       Support my Work by buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Herecomesthesun --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marisolibarra/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marisolibarra/support

Now that Frostival is complete the Moorhead Business Association is ready to take on the next big thing for the Moorhead community.  We recently chatted with Alisha and some of the board members about what's coming up,  what they bring to the table in their new roles and what are some of the things that they're proud of the MBA for accomplishing, check out our chat! 

This week, Donna DiMaggio Berger sits down with Sarah Emmons, the Florida Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), to discuss recent incidents of hate symbols being placed inside community associations, how antisemitism takes root and what can be done to combat it. Specifically, Sarah and Donna discuss the 2022 Weston Hill's hate crime that took place inside the upscale Hunters Pointe Park community. For over a month, residents were met with ongoing racial slurs and antisemitic messages written on their playgrounds and swastikas in and around the restrooms at the Weston Hills Country Club. Eventually, the Broward Sheriff's Office were able to arrest three teenagers all of whom lived inside the Hunters Pointe Park community. At the ADL, Sarah leads Florida's anti-hate efforts which includes responding to antisemitic and hateful incidents and delivering anti-bias educational programs in schools, colleges, and workplaces. She also leads advocacy efforts that protect marginalized communities. Prior to joining the ADL, Sarah was the Executive Director of Achieve Miami, an education non-profit that seeks to close opportunity gaps for under-resourced youth. Sara holds a master's degree in Public Policy from the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and a B.A. in Economics from Middlebury College. Conversation highlights include:How many hate groups are operating in Florida?What are some of the reasons that antisemitism seems to be increasing both in America and around the world?Can society achieve a hate-free world?How many hate groups are operating in FloridaAntisemitic statistics in Florida and nationallyUnderstanding what it means to be “antisemitic"What should, or can the Association Board or Manager do when antisemitism rears its head?Is there a correlation between antisemitism and other forms of bigotry?BONUS: Sarah shares other anti-bias organizations she is working with around the world

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Admin/Support Services, Kids Programs and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! After you have listened to all eight episodes, be sure to go to our website and take the quick quiz on the material. If you score 80% or higher, you will be entered into a special drawing for some great items. If you have the highest score, you can claim the title of "THE GRAND ASSOCIATION SUPPORTER" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Today's update includes an introduction to American Angus Association board of director candidate, Roger Wann (https://www.angusjournal.net/about-8-6); information about the NCBA defending interstate commerce for livestock producers (https://www.ncba.org/ncba-news/news-releases/news/details/31683/ncba-joins-nppc-in-defending-interstate-commerce-for-livestock-producers); an announcement about the theme of the 2023 Animal Agriculture Alliance's Stakeholders Summit (https://animalagalliance.org/resource/join-the-animal-agriculture-alliance-as-partners-in-progress-at-2023-stakeholders-summit/); and world agricultural supply and demand estimates (https://www.usda.gov/oce/commodity/wasde/wasde1022.pdf). 

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! After you have listened to all eight episodes, be sure to go to our website and take the quick quiz on the material. If you score 80% or higher, you will be entered into a special drawing for some great items. If you have the highest score, you can claim the title of "THE GRAND ASSOCIATION SUPPORTER" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! After you have listened to all eight episodes, be sure to go to our website and take the quick quiz on the material. If you score 80% or higher, you will be entered into a special drawing for some great items. If you have the highest score, you can claim the title of "THE GRAND ASSOCIATION SUPPORTER" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

10-4-22 AJ DailyListen Now: Rob Adams Runs for the American Angus Association Board of Directors All 2022 Board of Directors candidate interviews are hereAdapted from a release by Miranda Reiman, senior associate editor, Angus Journal 2022 Top Angus Sires Adapted from a release by Megan Silviera, assistant editor, Angus Journal Explore Giveaways at the 2022 Angus Convention Adapted from a release by Briley Richard, Angus Communications 2023 Cattle Industry Convention Registration Now Open Adapted from a release by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association Compiled by Paige Nelson, field editor, Angus Journal. For more Angus news, visit angusjournal.net. 

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! After you have listened to all eight episodes, be sure to go to our website and take the quick quiz on the material. If you score 80% or higher, you will be entered into a special drawing for some great items. If you have the highest score, you can claim the title of "THE GRAND ASSOCIATION SUPPORTER" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Our guest today was Stephanie Horst, Northern Lakes Lighting Youth Hockey Association Board Member and 12U head coach.

Hi there, A while back, one of our Library Managers was having a conversation with me and wondered if using our Podcast would be a way of informing people in our community about our Association and at the same time could be used to capture some of the history or the organization. Well, here we go! This special series of eight BONUS episodes is a great way for new County Supervisors, new Association Board members, new Association staff members and most important, our patrons to learn about who we are, our history, and the services that we provide. Each episode is less than thirty minutes long, and we plan on releasing one episode a week for eight weeks. Here is the list of the episodes: Episode #1 - Association History Overview Episode #2 - Board of Directors Overview Episode #3 - Historical Society Overview Episode #4 - Hallstead/Great Bend Branch Overview Episode #5 - Susquehanna Branch Overview Episode #6 - Forrest City Branch Overview Episode #7 - Outreach Services Overview Episode #8 - Custodial Services, Information Technology, Support Services and a general wrap up of the series. Be sure to subscribe to the Podcast so that you'll get each episode downloaded automatically to your podcast device! After you have listened to all eight episodes, be sure to go to our website and take the quick quiz on the material. If you score 80% or higher, you will be entered into a special drawing for some great items. If you have the highest score, you can claim the title of "THE GRAND ASSOCIATION SUPPORTER" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-burkett/support

Special OMG guest Jeff de Cagna explains the importance of fit-for-purpose boards. Although his specialty is associations, the message applies universally!   SCRIPT Hi, I'm Jeff De Cagna, executive advisor for Foresight First LLC, located in Reston, Virginia. My sincere thanks to Matt for inviting me to be the guest host for this episode of the One Minute Governance Podcast.   The focus of my work is on helping professional, trade, and other association boards become fit-for-purpose by setting a higher standard of stewardship, governing, and foresight, or SGF. The crucial question I pose to boards is one we should all ask as we consider our personal responsibility for addressing this decade's intensifying challenges: what will our successors say about us? The purpose of this question is to push association boards to focus their attention on how their actions, rather than their words, will help shape a different and better future for the people who will follow them in the years and decades ahead, with a specific emphasis on future humans they will never know personally.   At the heart of SGF is the board's duty of foresight, a term I originally coined in 2014 and recently redefined to integrate both more than two years of painful pandemic lessons and a clear-eyed recognition of the serious struggles still ahead: the duty of foresight requires association boards to stand up for their successors' futures through intentional learning, short-term sacrifice, and long-term action. In contrast to the legal mandate that underpins boards' fiduciary duties, the duty of foresight is a choice—a profoundly ethical and moral choice—that fit-for-purpose association boards must make every day.

“A More Perfect Union" Hour 2 with Nii-Quartelai Quartey | @drniiquartelai| Podcast Hosted by chanemaker, journalist, educator, and KBLA Talk 1580 Chief National Political Analyst Dr. Nii-Quartelai Quartey, “A More Perfect Union” promises to deliver national news of consequence, informed opinion, and analysis beyond the headlines. This hour we will feature Young Invincibles Executive Director Kristin McGuire's take on student debt cancellation and get her prediction on where President Biden will land on the issue by the end of the summer. Then during our Changemakers Roundtable we are in conversation with Charles Houston Bar Association President and National Bar Association Board Member Terrance J. Evans to discuss the affirmative action case being considered before the U.S. Supreme Court next term.

Henry J. Turner and Kathy Lopes join Roberto to discuss their new book Change the Narrative: How to Foster an Antiracist Culture in Your School. In addition, they share about their co-authoring process, their challenge in writing about assessments, and the content that most resonates with them. Henry J. Turner serves as principal at Newton North High School in Newton, Massachusetts. He is most proud of the collaborative community he works within to empower students to fight hate and bigotry in their school. Pointing to his unwavering commitment to equity and a student-centered culture, Henry was named 2020 K–12 Principal of the Year by the industry news site K–12 Dive. A national speaker, Henry shares his experience as an innovative instructional leader, passionate advocate, and committed antiracist. Henry works with educators, leaders, and communities on how to create a culture that commits to diversity, equity, and inclusion, empowers students' voices, and addresses economic and racial disparities. Henry is an instructor at the Educator Leadership Institute (ELI). He serves on the University of Massachusetts Commonwealth Honors College Advisory Board and the Massachusetts School Administrators' Association Board. He received his doctorate in education from Boston College, a master's in education from Framingham State University, and an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He has a biweekly newsletter, Lessons on Social Justice Leadership. Kathy Lopes is a clinical social worker and educator with over twenty years of experience ranging throughout primary, secondary, and postsecondary education. She currently serves as the director of diversity, equity, and inclusion for Newton Public Schools in Newton, Massachusetts, leading the district's work in their antiracist leadership practices and principles. Additionally, she holds a long-standing adjunct faculty position at her alma mater, Simmons University School of Social Work. Lopes is known as a local and national public speaker on topics of cultural humility, racial identity, and antiracism in education and mental health organizations. Recognized early in her career by the US Department of Justice with the Justice for Victims of Crime Award, social justice and equity have remained a consistent part of her leadership and strategic planning vision. Follow Henry J. Turner on IG @turner_hj Follow Kathy Lopes on Twitter @kathylopes21 For more education resources subscribe to multiculturalclassroom.com

Montgomery County Community College Alumni Association Board of Directors Treasurer and Secretary Matthew Riddick joins Molly and Jared to tell his story, talk about his role on the Board, and how he's helping to give back to the next generation of students. Recorded by Derek Mancke and Isaiah EvansEdited by Derek Mankefrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

Welcome to this episode of Community Matters podcast, where we discuss issues important to managing and governing condos, cooperatives and homeowner associations. One of the primary functions of a community association board is meetings. Among other things, meetings establish policy, develop strategic plans, provide for owner input, and establish community finances and budgets.  In today's episode, we'll be talking about how a community association board should prepare itself for meetings by developing a board book, and how managers can assemble the resources contained in a board book in a professional manner. My guest for today's topic is is Richard Kuziomko, a member of the CAI Keystone Chapter Communications & Content Committee. Richard has managed associations for over 12 years in Washington State and the Greater Washington DC area. Richard earned his MBA from McGill University, and has maintains his professional community association manager credentials, including the CMA, AMS and PCAM.  Community Matters is available in the iTunes store, on Google Play and on Spotify. Subscribe there or download the podbean app and be the first to receive notifications when new episodes are posted.

I had an open and enlightening interview with Shawn. We talked about how avoiding discussions about race really limits our ability to grow and connect as a society, and having tough conversations is the only way forward. I appreciate his candor and his knowledge when it comes to diversity and racism. Shawn Newell is a resident of Cottonwood Heights, serving on its city council. He serves as a community integrator working as the vice president of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP, a former Commissioner on the Governor's Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Commission, and heads the Utah Multicultural Civic Council and is a member of the ME4U coalition. Shawn is a member of the Utah Manufacturer's Association Board, the workforce and Economic Development Advisory Board at Salt Lake Community College where he has served as the Alumni Council President for Salt Lake Community College and a Trustee for SLCC. Mr. Newell is a Civility Ambassador for World Civility through iChange Nations. Additionally, he serves on the Utah Courts Committee for Self-Represented Parties, a member of the Utah State Board of Education, and as a President's Ambassador for the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Newell also serves on the Utah State Department of Workforce services as an appointed Board member. Shawn is a graduate of the University of Utah, Salt Lake Community College and has a Masters of Management degree from the University of Phoenix --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peri-kinder/support

Welcome to this episode of Community Matters podcast, where we discuss issues important to managing and governing condos, cooperatives and homeowner associations. One of the primary functions of a community association board is meetings. Among other things, meetings establish policy, develop strategic plans, provide for owner input, and establish community finances and budgets.  In today's episode, we'll be talking about how a community association board should prepare itself for meetings by developing a board book, and how managers can assemble the resources contained in a board book in a professional manner. My guest for today's topic is is Richard Kuziomko, a member of the CAI Keystone Chapter Communications & Content Committee. Richard has managed associations for over 12 years in Washington State and the Greater Washington DC area. Richard earned his MBA from McGill University, and has maintains his professional community association manager credentials, including the CMA, AMS and PCAM.  Community Matters is available in the iTunes store, on Google Play and on Spotify. Subscribe there or download the podbean app and be the first to receive notifications when new episodes are posted.

In this episode I talk with Jan Nitti, a board member of the Raynaud's Association who is also afflicted with Scleroderma. We discuss what Raynaud's is and some myths about it. We also talk about how to deal with this disease, including medicines, lifestyles, and fun products that can be used. I

Dr. Susan Poser, the Ninth President of Hofstra University and a Member of the Long Island Association Board of Directors, speaks of the people … Read More

In this episode, we have a wide-ranging conversation with Downtown Garner Association board member Kentrell Perry about owning a small business, history, mindfulness and more.

One of the sessions from #NAFB21 was titled "Expanding Processing Possibilities". Panelists included Scott Brown, University of Missouri Director of Strategic Partnerships for the College of Ag, and Lee Reichmuth, member of the U.S. Cattlemen's Association Board of Directors. Tune in to part one of the conversation.

For more Angus Convention coverage, visit angusjournal.net. 

For more Angus Convention coverage, visit angusjournal.net. 

For more information, visit the Angus Journal  website here.

In this episode, I speak with Petra Hasenau, the TYPO3 Association Board Vice President and the CEO of cybercraft GmbH. Today, we cover her introduction to TYPO3 and open source, her inclusive approach to community building, and her cooking channel!Read the full post and transcript, and catch up on all our episodes on typo3.org. Listen, like, subscribe: iTunes Spotify Google Podcasts RSS feed Connect: @TYPO3 on Twitter Meet the TYPO3 Project. Thank you: The TYPO3 Association for sponsoring this podcast b13 and Stefanie Kreuzer for our logo Patrick Gaumond for our wonderful theme music License Application, the TYPO3 Community Podcast by the TYPO3 Association, Open Strategy Partners, and Jeffrey A. McGuire is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

10-21-21 AJ DailyGet to Know the Candidates Running for the Angus Board Adapted from a release by Miranda Reiman, senior associate editor U.S. Premium Beef earns CAB Progressive Partner honorsAdapted from an article by Miranda Reiman, Angus Journal Market Closeout: Framework for the FutureAdapted from an article by Troy Marshall, American Angus Association Should I Buy (or Retain) Stockers to Graze Wheat Pasture? Adapted from a release by Roger Sahs, Amanda de Oliveira Silva, Eric DeVuyst, Oklahoma State University Compiled by Paige Nelson, field editor, Angus Journal. For more Angus news, visit angusjournal.net. 

We've got a special, Homecoming Week edition of the show for you, Wildcat fans! John King and Colby chat with Weber State Alumni Association Board Member Amir Jackson about the #MakeOgdenPurple campaign, a campaign to get Wildcat fans involved in Homecoming festivities and beyond. Amir shares his vision for a grassroots culture of support and spirit around Weber State and we couldn't agree more.Special thanks to our sponsor, WildcatRack.com. Visit their website to check out all their latest Wildcat gear and follow them on Facebook or Instagram.Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram or join the Wildcat Fans FB group.

In this episode, we discuss HOA Budgeting. We give Association Board members and the Associations' Treasurer feedback on the budgeting process, what to include in the budget, and tips on having the most accurate budget possible. Part I is designed for Board members; Part II will focus on HOA budgeting tips and advice for homeowners.

To the Point with Ed Mullins: Edward D. Mullins has been a member of the New York City Police Department since January 1982. On July 1, 2002, he was elected President of the Sergeants Benevolent Association by an overwhelming majority of its members. Early in his career he was assigned to the 13th Precinct on Manhattan’s East Side. After nearly 10 years he was promoted to Detective and assigned to the 10th Precinct in Manhattan’s Chelsea area. Promoted to Sergeant in 1993, he was assigned to the 19th Precinct on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and subsequently transferred to the Detective Bureau in Brooklyn South, where he served in the 67th Precinct Detective Squad, Special Victims Squad, and the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Mullins learned about labor management as a PBA and SBA delegate in the 13th and 19th Precincts and the Detective Bureau. Mullins is one of four children raised in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. His father was a longshoreman on the West Side docks, and his mother, Carmen Lopez-Mullins, was a homemaker. He and his twin sons reside in Nassau County. A lifelong believer in the merits of education, Mullins received a bachelor’s degree from Concordia College, where he completed his studies while working as a full-time police sergeant, and a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Mercy College. Additionally, he served as founder and Chief Executive Officer of a successful private security firm in Manhattan, and has attended a variety of educational workshops in security management, finance and labor studies, including those at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York University, Cornell University, and Harvard University. Mike Solan: Officer Mike Solan has worked as a commissioned Washington State Police Officer for the Seattle Police Department since 1999. Since that time, Officer Solan has worked patrol, was a Gang Detective and for the last 14 years Mike has been assigned to Seattle SWAT as an entry team member. Throughout his career, Officer Solan has earned the reputation as being a hard worker and was awarded for Valor and Excellence. Officer Mike Solan has served on the Washington State Tactical Officer’s Association Board and has taught SWAT tactics across the state since 2013. Mike has instructed hundreds of officers for Patrol, SWAT and Active Shooter operations. Mike holds a national certification as a Less-Lethal Instructor. Officer Mike Solan has earned the trust from the members of the Seattle Police Officer’s Guild (SPOG) being elected twice to serve on the Board of Directors since 2013. Since this time, Mike was assigned to the union’s contract negotiation team, elected as SPOG’s President, was appointed to serve as President of the Council of Metropolitan Police and Sheriffs (COMPAS) since 2017. COMPAS represents commissioned union members from the Seattle Police Officer’s Guild, the King County Police Officer’s Guild and the Puget Sound Police Management Association at the Washington State Capital. Mike is also the Treasurer of the United Coalition of Public Safety (UCOPS). Officer Mike Solan holds a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree from the University of Detroit Mercy where he was a Division 1 collegiate soccer scholarship athlete, serving as the team’s captain for two years. Before being hired by the City of Seattle, Mike graduated from the Oakland Police Academy in the State of Michigan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Jane Doty Member of the Michigan Works! Association Board of Directors talks with Chris Holman about women in the workforce, how the pandemic has impacted women, and the barriers of childcare. She also highlights March 7-13 as being designated as Women in Construction Week and the importance of celebration! » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN’s YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Dr. Monica Parker, is a graduate of Fisk University and The University of Nebraska Medical Center. She joined the Emory School of Medicine faculty in 1995. She has transitioned roles as a geriatric, primary care provider to that of clinical research investigator.   She now leads the Minority Engagement Core (MEC), one of six cores of the Emory Goizueta Alzheimer's Disease Research Center. Dr. Parker serves as Co-investigator on several NIH-funded projects.  One of  Atlanta's top dementia care experts, she advocates and educates about Alzheimer's, caregiving resources and the importance of research participation for the elimination of health disparities in persons of color. She has co-authored several peer reviewed articles on the differences in neurocognitive disorders between African and European Americans, African American caregiving needs, and research participation for African Americans with colleagues at the Mayo Clinic, Oregon Health Sciences University, Ohio State University and Emory University.  She is active in several civic and professional organizations, most notably, she was appointed the inaugural Health and Human Services Facet Director of The Links Incorporated (2010-2014). She serves on several Boards to include AGRHODES Nursing and Rehab, Georgia Alzheimer's Association Board of Governors, The Health Outcomes Task force for the National Alzheimer's Association, Georgia Alzheimer's and Related Dementias State Task Force, Georgia Museum of Art (GMOA) and the Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism for the State Bar of Georgia.A recipient of several honors, she was “A Key to A Cure” Awardee by the Wesley Woods Foundation and Atlanta Magazine's “Groundbreaker of the Year”. Castle- Connolly Associates named her one of Atlanta's Top Doctors, in Family/Geriatric Medicine 2009-2013, as published in the Atlanta Magazine.  This podcast is brought to you by Emory Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness. To learn more about our work, please visithttps://bit.ly/EmoryLM

Debbie Newsham is a former caregiver and author of The Lighter Side of Alzheimer's. Through Debbie's ten years of experience caring for her parents, she learned to recognize that there are indeed humorous moments, and it is ok to laugh. For Debbie, recognizing and cherishing these moments allowed her to continue caring for her parents at home. Debbie is a former member of the Alaska Alzheimer's Association Board of Directors as well as having volunteered as an advocate for home-based care subsidies. She has traveled to Washington DC, and Juneau, AK seeking funding for these programs. She lives in AK with her husband, 3 children, and don't worry she is closely supervised by her 2 cats. Caregiving is tough work. It is emotionally, economically, and physically draining. Recognizing that her fear of the future was preventing her from enjoying the relationship she had with her parents in the present prompted her to find another way. The first was to accept that her relationship with her Dad had forever changed and she needed to change her expectations. Second was to see, enjoy, and not feel guilty about seeing the humor and enjoying the good times. Through her new lens she was able to laugh along with her Dad and not sweat the small stuff. For more information she may be contacted at her website Lighter Side of Alzheimer's. Terrance Hutchinson Www.Yourbestlifestyles.com terrance.hutchinson2@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourbestlifestyles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourbestlifestyles/support

On this episode, you’ll spend time with a portion of the APA’s Board to learn about the new leaders in the organization as well as fine details about recent motions passed. You’ll also hear how you can take advantage of a volunteer for this amazing organization. Of course endless banter without an eject button gives you more information than you could possibly absorb. Paul suffers from new baby syndrome, Katelyn struggles with staying awake on half a glass of wine and Emma hold no punches on her extremely progressive views. Ryan incites a sing-a-long and much more. Enjoy!  Find us on Apple, Spotify and Stitcher! If you've enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, rate and review! It takes less than 6 seconds. Thanks!

“You can deploy the vaccine in an environment where there's already built in trust.”Chris Valadez (7:37-7:42)   “Our growers [in Texas] were really in the thick of their season when we had to adjust,” says Dante Galeazzi, where Chris Valadez's agricultural workers (in California) were just getting started on their season when the pandemic hit.    No one could have expected or been prepared enough for the Covid-19 outbreak this year. Even though we saw store shelves empty of toilet paper, bread, and boxed goods, in most areas around the country produce remained readily available. Our frontline workers and first responders have worked hard to ensure we remain as safe as possible, and our agricultural workers, farmers and produce industry have worked just as hard to make sure safe, fresh, healthy food has kept America fed during this time.    “It is vital to maintain the food that Americans need to eat.” - Dante Galeazzi (11:16-11:20)   As soon as the pandemic hit, Chris's Grower-Shipper Association partnered with others in the agricultural industry and with the county government to put together a best practices guide that was made publicly available. They needed to get a baseline of safety measures out there fast that made sense for everyone on an operational level, whether it was a farmer, a transportation unit, an employee housing site, or other integral part of the produce industry operation chain. The guidelines were based on what the CDC, local and state government announced.    In a lot of regions where agriculture makes up one-third or more of the job market, crowded and congested personal living situations became an issue fast. Most of these areas have a lack of available and affordable housing, which disproportionately affects many people that work in agriculture. Individuals were going home to many others where the spread of the virus (or illnesses in general) was being exacerbated.    The agriculture industry knew they needed to remedy this fast. Free of charge to farmers and ag workers, the companies that give you your most favorite food brands offered nursing, housing and feeding to help get people out of congested environments. Individuals that contracted the virus were put in this housing (for free) for a two week quarantine period, were provided with all of their medical needs and basic necessities, to reduce the spread of Covid-19.   These are efforts from the agricultural industry no one has talked about, or what would have happened if the people of this industry weren't able to contain the spread of the virus within the produce supply chain. Growers and shippers were some of the first companies to immediately set up whatever they could, whether it was hand sanitizer stations, wood or plastic partitions, sanitized uniforms, shoes, and gloves, or even shower curtains to prevent the spread of Covid. There's even packing houses who are implementing blood oxygenation tests!   Now that we're seeing vaccine trials go through and vaccines being given to our first responders and medical workers, it's time to talk about who will be next in line. These people are extremely important to our society, and after others who are high risk for the virus, such as the elderly, farmers and food workers should be thought of as top priority for the vaccine. Something that's critical in thinking about this, however, is partnering with farmers and local clinics to administer the vaccine to the agriculture population.   “We've got to get our workforce vaccinated so they can keep putting food on American's tables.” - Dante Galeazzi (16:08-16:11)   Dante and Chris both advocate for the use of the employer when administering vaccines to farmers and agricultural workers because those individuals already have a built-in trust with them versus government officials where they might be fearful, lack trust or have political views getting in the way of their safety (and the safety of our country). Both associations are doing what they can to advocate for agricultural workers to be next in line for the vaccine by speaking to the state and federal government.    What's the risk if this doesn't happen? If more ag workers become sick with the virus and aren't able to work, or risk spreading it to our vital food sources, the demand for food will stay high, but the supply will decrease, meaning prices will go up. With the fragile state of our economy right now, that's the last thing our country needs. Hopefully we continue to make progress with the virus and the agricultural industry is seen as a priority to receive vaccination next.   How to get involved Join The Produce Moms Group on Facebook and continue the discussion every week!  Reach out to us - we'd love to hear more about where you are in life and business! Find out more here.    If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we'd love for you to help us spread the word!

Farm and Ranch Reporter Sam Halstengard updates you with the early morning ag news 5:45 am. Catch up on the updates American Soybean Association board, trade agreements & their position coming to the end of 2020, and how the most recent WASDE report affects North Dakota prodcuers.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the first bonus episode of Noisy Balls, we welcome the President of the Victorian Blind Cricket Association back to the pavilion, Lindsay Heaven.Lindsay popped on to the pod to update what has been going on with the VBCA board in terms of preparations for the upcoming season and also to let everyone know of the two grants that the team have applied for and successfully acquired and how this will effect those participating in the upcoming season.We also conversed on the exciting Woolworths Cricket Blast program that Daniel Pritchard is setting up inconjunction with Rohail Akter from Cricket Victoria and how this will allow junior blind cricketers to get out on the park and develop their blind cricketing skills.Thanks Lindsay for the update and we look forward to catching up in a few week's time with more news on what is going on at Kooyong and let's hope that we will all be playing cricket sooner, rather than later.Noisy Balls is proudly sponsored by the Victorian Blind Cricket Association and we appreciate the VBCA's support as we bring in a new dawn in blind cricket podcasting.   To Get In Touch with Noisy Balls: Shoot us an email to feedback@noisyballs.com and we will always respond and read your messages up on an upcoming show. Why not be a part of the conversation on the Noisy Balls Facebook Group and you can always follow us on the Noisy Balls Twitter Feed, where we will regularly update you with the goings on in blind cricket locally, nationally and internationally. To find out more about my other podcasting endeavours, I invite you to check out the Blind Tech Guys.  Support the show (https://pod.fan/noisyballs)★ Support this podcast ★

It's Election 2020, and what could be a bigger election than that of my local HOA? This year, I am running for a position on our Home Owner's Association Board, and I am using Salesforce to rock the vote! In this episode, I discuss how I am using Salesforce to help me to (hopefully) win a seat on our local HOA board. I also share ways that you can leverage Salesforce to build apps for yourself to use, such as an HOA Management app, as well as many other app examples. Resources: Live Salesforce Administrator Class - https://courses.mikewheelermedia.com/live Free Salesforce Account - https://developer.salesforce.com/signup IMDb Clone App via Platform App Builder Course - https://learn.mikewheelermedia.com/salesforce-certified-platform-app-builder Stephanie Rhodes Interview - https://learn.mikewheelermedia.com/videos/stephanie-rhodes Make Your Own Experience - https://learn.mikewheelermedia.com/salesforce-bootcamp-part-1-make-your-own-success --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/urelevant/message

Meet Fin Gómez. He's a White House Producer for CBS News. Fin has accomplished many firsts in his career, including being the first Latino on the White House Correspondent's Association Board. He's covered four presidential campaigns to date. On this episode, Fin shares about his Latino roots and inspiring stories of travel - to all 50 states in the US and 63 countries he's visited around the world.

Today we are speaking with Leigh Cashman, Vice-Chair of the Central Coast Chapter of Alzheimer’s Association Board to discuss her advocacy work and how anyone can make a difference.Leigh has been on the Board of the Central Coast Chapter of Alzheimer’s Association for 5 yrs. She serves as the Ambassador to her Congress Member in the 24th District, Central California Chapter, and State Champion for her Assembly member in the 37th District of the Central Coast. She travels to Washington D.C. and Sacramento advocating for research funding, education and awareness, care and support issues. She is on the Alzheimer’s Women’s Initiative Committee and a proud member of AIM (Alzheimer’s Impact Movement). Leigh has been an elite Champion for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in her community. Last year Leigh, along with her advocacy team, went to Sacramento to accept the award for NonProfit of the year in advocacy with the State of California for the Central Coast Chapter.Leigh was born and raised on the East Coast and moved to Southern California in high school and then got her BA at San Diego State University. She has lived in Santa Barbara and been married to her husband Paul for 38 yrs., Leigh has two daughters, Katie and Molly, and feels blessed to have two awesome son in-laws and a granddaughter, Carleigh. They actually have two more grandchildren on the way this fall! Leigh and Paul have had a State Farm Insurance agency in Santa Barbara for 38 yrs. and just opened another office in Montecito a year ago. Leigh has also been very active in the community with several other nonprofits - Assistance League of Santa Barbara, South Coast Business Network, Past Board member of the Santa Barbara Zoo, Past Board member of the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors, and currently on the Education Committee, Advisory Board for the Alpha Resource Center and Vice-Chair of the Santa Barbara Yacht Club women’s group. Leigh loves to travel and hike whenever and wherever she can. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/preview/3feccac8decf451cbee818066461f7c1)

Self Proclaimed "Dumb White Person" blows it in Bar Association Board meeting - when spewing prejudice based nonsense against minority groups is a total embarrassment for us all.

Virtual Touch Base With The Student Association Board Of Director's Chair Natalya! by Student Association

Attorney Joshua Weinstein reviews what community association board members should and should not do if a member in their community tests positive for the Coronavirus. He also discusses the ten best practices a community association should follow to help curb the spread of the virus.

Mr. Craddock talks about what happened behind the scenes that led to the cancellation of the state basketball tournament as well as postponing spring sports due to COVID-19. He also gives us history on how he became president of the athletic Association Board of Directors. He has a special message for the seniors that are at risk of not being able to play spring sports at all. You can catch everything on this episode so tune in. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cast_of_champions/support

So, you’ve been elected to your community association’s board of directors – or “voluntold” that you’re on it. What now? You’ll need to prove that you’re certified, and you have a couple of options. One is signing the “perjury statement,” saying you understand all the rules and responsibilities of being on the board. The other is taking a class to learn what you need to know. In this episode, Betsy Barbieux talks about the difference between the options.

Charlie Mahoney, President, Four-M Associates – Communications Group, Livonia Michigan who is Chair of the Michigan Works! Association Board of Directors joins Jeffrey Mosher to discuss the topic of Michigan's Going PRO Talent Fund. Points they cover include: • What is Going PRO Talent Fund? • Why is it so important to our state? • I understand the monies for Going PRO Talent Fund were line item vetoed from the state budget by Governor Whitmer late last year. How has that impacted employers across the state? • If the monies are restored with a supplemental bill early this year, what impact does the delayed implementation of the grants have on employers? • What is the Michigan Works! Association doing to bring attention to this issue and to get the monies restored to the state budget?

Powered by iReportSource As I continue my podcast interviews in New Orleans from the 2019 VPPPA Safety+ Symposium I had the honor of interviewing some Association Board members. They shared some sound advice for anyone looking to improve their safety and health management system as well as some insights for safety pros struggling with challenges along the way. Visit www.vpppa.org for more information about this amazing organization! You can find me on LinkedIn! Post a LinkedIn update, letting me know what you think of the podcast. Be sure to @ mention Blaine J. Hoffmann or The SafetyPro Podcast LinkedIn page. You can also find the podcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. #vpppa2019

This week, listen in as I speak with Ilona Owusu, Board Member of the Dutch Anosmia Patient Assocation and founder of NoseMe, a smell training app for those with olfactory disorders. To learn more about the Dutch Anosmia Patient Assocation, ReukSmaakStoornis, click here. To see Ilona's video interview about smell training, click here. To visit the Dutch Anosmia Patient Association Facebook group, click here. To learn more about NoseMe, click here. To read the magazine, "Behind Glass", click here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/support

Yes back with part 2 of this live recording of She’s Got Drive from Eaton Workshop Hotel in DC. Really this interview is so rich!! I loved spending time with Lesley.  As a reminder... Lesley is Chief Executive Officer at Tshimologong Precinct in Johannesburg  a Wits University initiative that propels skills development for employability and entrepreneurship in the digital economy through collaboration with provincial government, corporates and entrepreneurs. She formerly worked with the First Lady of South Africa.  Lesley founded Impact Hub Johannesburg in 2010 -  the first in Africa and now one of over 100 Impact Hubs in major cities around the world supporting social entrepreneurs. She has served on the global Association Board and has supported several teams in their development process. She is currently participating on the inaugural class of the Obama Foundation Leaders Progam: Africa as part of 200 emerging leaders from across the continent to explore new ways to take on the biggest challenges in their communities.  in 2011 was selected onto the list of the Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans.    I hope you continue to enjoy our conversation -  Listen and let me know your favorite moment of our conversation and send it to me @@shirleymcalpine_❤️  I plan my life and work my plan - thats been how I have become successful in my life. Thats why I have created this 4 Step Goal Keeper for you. Download it here shirleymcalpine.com/goalkeeper  to create and plan your life.  If you loved the show please REVIEW it here on iTunes: http://shirleymcalpine.com/itunes SHE'S GOT DRIVE is produced by Cassandra Voltolina and music by awesome female band Blonde. Artwork by Natasha Merrifield Listen on iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher and Google Play and SoundCloud   Connect with me through Social Media FACEBOOK: Join the She's Got Drive Tribe on Facebook Community Page INSTAGRAM: :@shirleymcalpine_ To go to the She's Got Drive Facebook page  WEBSITE: http://shirleymcalpine.com/contactme/   

Yes She’s Got Drive was live at The Eaton Workshop Hotel in DC and on Facebook last month . Here is part 1 of  the wonderful interview. Lesley is Chief Executive Officer at Tshimologong Precinct in Johannesburg  a Wits University initiative that propels skills development for employability and entrepreneurship in the digital economy through collaboration with provincial government, corporates and entrepreneurs.  Lesley founded Impact Hub Johannesburg in 2010 -  the first in Africa and now one of over 100 Impact Hubs in major cities around the world supporting social entrepreneurs. She has served on the global Association Board and has supported several teams in their development process. She is currently participating on the inaugural class of the Obama Foundation Leaders Progam: Africa as part of 200 emerging leaders from across the continent to explore new ways to take on the biggest challenges in their communities.  in 2011 was selected onto the list of the Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans.   I hope you continue to enjoy our conversation -  Listen and let me know your favorite moment of our conversation and send it to me @@shirleymcalpine_❤️  I plan my life and work my plan - thats been how I have become successful in my life. Thats why I have created this 4 Step Goal Keeper for you. Download it here shirleymcalpine.com/goalkeeper  to create and plan your life.  If you loved the show please REVIEW it here on iTunes: http://shirleymcalpine.com/itunes SHE'S GOT DRIVE is produced by Cassandra Voltolina and music by awesome female band Blonde. Artwork by Natasha Merrifield Listen on iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher and Google Play and SoundCloud   Connect with me through Social Media FACEBOOK: Join the She's Got Drive Tribe on Facebook Community Page INSTAGRAM: :@shirleymcalpine_ To go to the She's Got Drive Facebook page WEBSITE: http://shirleymcalpine.com/contactme/     

A cowgirl, mentor and genuine leader, Mickey Thoman epitomizes the true grit that defines the spirit of the American West. A living legend and ranch matriarch, Mickey and her three daughters operate the W&M Thoman Ranch, a fifth-generation family ranching business in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. The Thoman women raise fine-wool Rambouillet sheep, a uniform herd of Hereford cattle, and spirited Thoroughbred-Quarter horses. Throughout personal and business hardships, Mickey and her family have remained relevant in the ever changing and ever challenging world of agriculture with a spirit of tenacity and togetherness. Over the years, Mickey has lost her husband and ranching partner, Bill Thoman, as well as two of her seven children. When asked if she would give up her operation after her husband passed, she said, “Why would I sell it? This has been my whole life. I’m still here, and I’m still enjoying it. I think that’s what he would have wanted.“ Mickey is one of the 33 founding members of the Green River Valley Cowbelles. She has also been a member of the Wyoming Stockgrower’s Association Board of Directors and Guardians of the Grasslands. She’s been an integral part of 4-H and a continuous 4-H key leader for half a century, with nearly 60 years of service and dedicated leader awards. Mickey was inducted into the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2018. I learned about Mickey’s deep love for her family, animals and the land she’s called home her entire life when I joined Mickey and her family at their sheep camp at the base of the Wind River Mountains and on their homestead by the Green River in the fall of 2018.

Kricket Harrison is a professional speaker, and productivity & performance expert. She is the author of Focus to the Finish Line, 5 Steps to Follow-Through and Finally Make Money. Kricket founded Bright Outside the Box, LLC. to help clients maximize their potential by developing strategies for success based on individual learning styles utilizing cutting-edge training, knowledge and personal experience. She is also the founder of the SMARTSuccess® Club, an online accountability group for entrepreneurs.As a Certified Master Speaker, Kricket served as Lead Coach/Trainer for SPEAK, a membership based speaking platform helping aspiring speakers to get good, get known and get paid. She worked with over 150 speakers a year. Kricket also serves on the National Speaker’s Association Board of Directors for the Georgia chapter. Kricket has been featured in Forbes Woman Online and interviewed by USA Today. Speaking engagements include small businesses, networking groups, radio interviews, telesummits and national conferences. Kricket has a degree from the University of Texas in Psychology and Organizational Communication. Kricket’s strengths are in presentation skills, communication, planning, productivity and performance. She resides in Atlanta with her husband, Bryan, their 3 children, 2 dogs and her mom. When not working, carpooling, or doing laundry, Kricket can be found on the tennis court or the beach.Learn more about Kricket at www.BrightOutsidetheBox.com

As I wrap up my series at Skills Ontario 2018 Provincial Competition I am bringing you a special double header episode. First is Plumber and Plumbing Instructor Tim Wilkinson. Tim really breaks down the idea of you get what you pay for when hiring and considering hiring a plumber. On the second half of the episode we get to sit with Skills Ontario Alumni Association Board Member Dalton Bird. Dalton shares his journey through his Skills Competitions both Provincially and Nationally and what the Alumni Association is up to. I hope these longer episodes are more your flavour as I move forward in the podcast I will be spending more time deconstructing my guests on a larger scope to bring you more about how they got where they are, the challenges they have faced and what they hope for the future.

Bob Burton and I discuss what it is like being on the WCA board and his responsibility. Then I ask him questions about organizing US Nationals and later we talk about delegates and regulations. Website: thecornercutterpodcast.comEmail: feedback@thecornercutterpodcast.comMusic:Beach Bum Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

-What is RDSP? -What is Disability tax credit? Who can qualify? Who would get tax credit if the parents are divorced? -How much money can a person contribute to RDSP? -What is the difference between bonds and grants and how much are they? -What bank can I open an RDSP with? What are the investment options? -Who will be the owner of RDSP if the owner passes away? -Can both parents be the owners of RDSP? Can the ownership be transferred to the child after s/he is an adult? -How to use an RDSP? -How much does it cost to open and maintain an RDSP? -How to withdraw money from RDSP? Steven Williams has 20 years experience in financial services, bookkeeping and accounting. Steven specializes in presenting and opening the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP). With a blended family that includes eight children, Steven proudly displays an entrepreneurial attitude evident in many Alberta business owners. True to his community roots, Steven volunteered for over 6 years on the McKenzie Towne Resident’s Association Board. Steven is also a dedicated plasma donor for Canadian Blood Services. Email Steven at steven [AT] rdsplan.ca

NCIA's Michelle Rutter and Michael Correia moderate a discussion with Minority Cannabis Business Association Board Members Linda Mercado Greene and Shanita Penny.Linda Mercado Greene MCBA Board of Directors, leads BCG Holdings, Inc, a minority woman-owned cannabis public relations and publicaffairs firm in Washington, DC. Shanita Penny is an internationally recognized management consultant and CEO of Budding Solutions, a boutique cannabis consulting firm based in Baltimore, MD.Founded in 2015, the Minority Cannabis Business Association (MCBA) is the first non-profit organization created to serve the specific needs of minority cannabis entrepreneurs, employees, and patients/ consumers. The organization currently serves members from across the United States andCanada. MCBA’s mission is to create equal access and economic empowerment for cannabis businesses, their patients, and the communities most affected by the war on drugs.

Hal Shelton, board member of SCORE Association, and angel investor with Blu Venture Investors, LLC is today's guest on D.C. Entrepreneur. Shelton, the author of "The Secrets of Writing Successful Business Plans," shares his advice to entrepreneurs starting to map out their business.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/georgeindc)

In this podcast and video, Megan Sanicki, Executive Director of the Drupal Association, and I talk about what the DA Board is all about and why you might want to run for a community directorship. The 2nd half of the podcast is also a chance to get to know Megan. Megan fell in love with the intersection of tech and community work and has been with us in the community since 2009 (or 2010, she's not sure ...). Read the full post and see the conversation video at the Acquia Developer Center: https://dev.acquia.com/podcast/245-drupal-association-board-community-elections-2017-meet-megan-sanicki

Join your Kappa Kappa Psi National Vice President for Student Affairs Zac Humphrey as we get to know all of the members of the Kappa Kappa Psi Alumni Association Board of Directors. We will also take some time to talk about the role of the Alumni Association Board of Directors as it relates to Kappa Kappa Psi. As always please do not hesitate to reach out to the show at kkpsipresents@kkpsi.org. You can also reach out to Zac and members of the Board of Directors directly. You can reach Zac via email at zac@kkpsi.org. You can reach the Board Chair, Alison Beidler at alison.beidler@gmail.com, the Board Vice-Chair, Jennifer Pitts-Taylor at pittstaylor@gmail.com, Nicholas Bratcher at nobratch@gmail.com, Brent Cannon at brentcannon@yahoo.com, Daniel Miller at maxxcash@hotmail.com, Sarah Casias at scasias@kkpsi.org, and Nicholas Rorrer at nrorrer@gmail.com. 

Dr. Christopher Disbro has been working with Heartland Hemp Co to promote effective and safe means for patients to obtain new medications and advocating for the adoption of reasonable cannabis policy here in Iowa. Aaron Schoeneman was elected to the Story County, Fourth District and Iowa Democratic Platform Committees and wrote the Iowa Democratic Platform. Aaron managed political campaigns for Jon Neiderbach during the 2014 election cycle. Website is: IowaHemp.org