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Today, we are joined by Dr. Kathy Pearson and Dr. Gregg Pearson.Dr. Kathy Pearson, strategist, systems thinking expert, and decision-making authority, is President and Founder of Enterprise Learning Solutions. She is also an Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics and has served as an adjunct Associate Professor in the Operations and Information Management Department at The Wharton School, both at the University of Pennsylvania. Kathy, an award-winning educator, collaborates with Executive Education groups and global organizations across industries like healthcare, finance, and technology, including clients such as Bank of America and Coca-Cola. She holds a BS in theoretical mathematics (Auburn University), an MS in Decision Sciences (Georgia State University), and a PhD in Industrial Engineering (Northwestern University).Dr. Gregg Pearson is a Partner at ELS and an Adjunct Professor of History at Lehigh University and La Salle University. He specializes in nineteenth-century American political history, twentieth-century American cultural history, military history, the history of technology, and business leadership. Gregg spent 16 years in the packaging industry, including as Northeast Region General Manager at Ball Corporation, overseeing $350M in revenue. He holds a PhD in History from Lehigh University, an MA from La Salle University, an MS in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University, and is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point.In this episode, we explore how Kennedy evolved as a leader, learning from earlier failures to develop a more effective crisis management approach that became the gold standard for leadership under extreme pressure.Key topics include:• How Kennedy's approach evolved from the Bay of Pigs failure to the Cuban Missile Crisis• The critical importance of gathering reliable information before making decisions• Why seeking contrary viewpoints helps leaders avoid confirmation bias• How clear "commander's intent" empowers teams to adapt in changing circumstances• The value of structured post-mortems to learn from both successes and failures-Website and live online programs: http://ims-online.comBlog: https://blog.ims-online.com/Podcast: https://ims-online.com/podcasts/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlesgood/Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlesgood99Chapters:(00:00) Introduction(02:00) Setting the Historical Context(04:40) Technique: Avoiding Confirmation Bias in Leadership(07:00) Tip: Making Decisions with Incomplete Information(09:00) Kennedy's Evolution as a Leader(12:00) Tool: The Role of Objective Information in Crisis(16:00) Tip: The Power of Clear Purpose in Uncertain Times(20:40) Tip: Learning from Failure to Improve Decision-Making(25:00) Technique: The Art of Compromise in Leadership(28:00) Tool: Military After-Action Reviews in Business Context(31:00) Conclusion

Today, we are joined by Dr. Kathy Pearson and Dr. Gregg Pearson. Dr. Kathy Pearson, strategist, systems thinking expert, and decision-making authority, is President and Founder of Enterprise Learning Solutions. She is also an Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics and has served as an adjunct Associate Professor in the Operations and Information Management Department at The Wharton School, both at the University of Pennsylvania. Kathy, an award-winning educator, collaborates with Executive Education groups and global organizations across industries like healthcare, finance, and technology, including clients such as Bank of America and Coca-Cola. She holds a BS in theoretical mathematics (Auburn University), an MS in Decision Sciences (Georgia State University), and a PhD in Industrial Engineering (Northwestern University). Dr. Gregg Pearson is a Partner at ELS and an Adjunct Professor of History at Lehigh University and La Salle University. He specializes in nineteenth-century American political history, twentieth-century American cultural history, military history, the history of technology, and business leadership. Gregg spent 16 years in the packaging industry, including as Northeast Region General Manager at Ball Corporation, overseeing $350M in revenue. He holds a PhD in History from Lehigh University, an MA from La Salle University, an MS in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University, and is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. In this episode, we delve into the historical context of Abraham Lincoln's leadership during one of America's most tumultuous times. Key topics include: • Lincoln's assembly of a diverse cabinet • Lincoln's strategic decision-making process • The importance of diversity of thought and trust in leadership We also dive into how modern leaders can cultivate humility, leverage diverse perspectives, and build trust to make informed decisions and drive their organizations forward. Dr. Kathy Pearson and Dr. Gregg Pearson's Website: https://www.elslearning.com/ - Website and live online programs: http://ims-online.com Blog: https://blog.ims-online.com/ Podcast: https://ims-online.com/podcasts/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlesagood/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlesgood99 Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (01:47) Historical Context (04:09) Lincoln's Leadership Challenges (05:33) Tool: Diversity of Thought in Leadership (07:56) Lincoln's Humility (11:08) Technique: Fort Sumter Crisis Strategy (13:34) Tip: Building Trust (16:21) Emancipation Proclamation Deliberations (20:34) Tip: Decision-Making in Leadership (24:42) Lincoln's Trust and Support (27:49) Lincoln's Legacy and Leadership Lessons (31:14) Conclusion

A bonus 'Can Sized' mini episode from The Metal Pack Pod, as we welcome back Jag Bains, vice president of Commercial, EMEA, at Ball Corporation.We discuss what it means to be a woman in a male-oriented industry, and how the industry can do more to promote women in the packaging sector. Essential listening for HR professionals in particular! 

World of Beer has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, in an effort to reorganize. Brewbound managing editor Jess Infante shares details of the filing and what it means for craft breweries.    Jess and Brewbound editor Justin Kendall also review the latest earnings reports, including Anheuser-Busch InBev cycling the anniversary of the Bud Light boycott, how A-B is faring in the U.S. a year later, and the fallout being felt by one of its top competitors, Molson Coors, and one of its biggest supply chain partners, Ball Corporation.    Jess and Justin also reveal how little they know about soccer, and discuss car trips with toddlers and adjusting to a new puppy.

In today's episode we welcome Jason Galley, who is director and chief executive of theMetal Packaging Manufacturers Association.During this episode we discuss with Jason the state of play in the UK metal packaging sector.We outline the complexities involved in terms of EPR and how Jason plans to tackle a varietyof multi-layered challenges and opportunities facing the organisation in 2024.Beginning his career as a metallurgist at Carnaud Metal Box (now Crown Holdings Inc) and holding subsequent senior positions at companies including American National Can, Alcan Packaging, Aerocan, as well as 12 years at Ball Corporation, Jason has 33 years' industry experience in the metal packaging industry.He has worked across many steel and aluminium packaging sectors including beverage, food, pharmaceutical, household, and personal care. He also brings a wealth of experience in operations and sustainability.But before we begin, we must give special mention to our sponsors PPG, their range of innovative solutions help protect and beautify the worldNow onto today's show.

Rundown -   Charles “CJ” Johnson - 06:18   Jeff Conarroe - 01:31:48   Troubadour Dave Gunders - 02:35:23   "I Love Every Single Day" by Dave Gunders - 02:39:33   Happy Springtime! Sports and Life Lessons abound with two sensational guests.   Team sports teach us how to work and play well together. Charles "CJ" Johnson became an unlikely national sports hero in 1990 when he led the CU Buffs to victory over Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl and its only national football championship.   CJ Johnson grew up in Detroit, son of a famous Motown musician, before gaining his football scholarship to Boulder at an amazing time in the long history of Colorado's flagship university. Now, Johnson is running for CU Regent at Large in a competitive statewide contest.   Learn what happened when the Buffs punted to the Rocket Ismael who returned it 92 yards for a likely game-winning touchdown with 43 seconds left, only to have it nullified on a clipping call. Next thing you know, victorious CU QB CJ Johnson was on the Tonight Show celebrating with Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon and Jay Leno in Burbank!   The fifth down controversy in Missouri gets dissected most entertainingly. Coach Bill McCartney's lessons and stories are present throughout this engrossing interview. Coach Mac and CJ are both Christians but their politics are often different. Listen to how CJ narrows that gap.   CJ Johnson is a natural leader who now seeks the big job of CU Regent at Large, elected by all the voters in Colorado, to help lead the Centennial State's flagship university and its many campuses. This will be the top-of-the-ticket statewide election in the historic November 2024 cycle.   Johnson decries the meanness of MAGA but has great ideas on how to bridge that gap. Johnson is the proud Director of Diversity & Inclusion at Ball Corporation. Learn how far back CJ goes with CU and statewide politics in Colorado where he's raised outstanding high-achieving children of his own. https://www.cj4cu.com/   Colorado College men's head basketball coach, Jeff Conarroe, is a Colorado kid through and through with roots in Aspen where his parents were educators, including his father Dave who was athletic director and coach at Aspen High for decades. Since playing at CC where he was team captain in 1999, Conarroe has had many college coaching jobs around the country.   Find out about the passion and desire that drives this leader of young men. Now raising his own two boys in Colorado Springs, Jeff Conarroe is a basketball coach on the rise as demonstrated by the terrific winning season the Tigers just experienced in 2023-24.   March Madness is here and Coach Conarroe experienced it as a coach at Cal State Bakersfield and he wants that feeling again. Learn about the love of basketball that transcends the generations and the coaching challenges of the modern era. We talk about social media, gambling and getting the attention of kids these days.   Life lessons abound during Episode 204 with these two accomplished leaders of men. Team sports instill discipline and rules that define America at its best. CJ Johnson and Coach Jeff Conarroe are entertaining ambassadors for Colorado, two of its greatest educational institutions and the value of athletics. https://cctigers.com/staff-directory/jeff-conarroe/286

Tercera hora de Visión Global que dedicamos al consultorio de Wall Street en el que nos acompaña Pepe Baynat de Bolsas y Futuros. Con él analizamos los gráficos de compañías como Cloudflare, Guess, Ball Corporation, Carvana, Robinhood, Alphabet, Arch Capital, Take Two Interactive, Biogen, Adobe, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co, (LPL Financial Holdings Inc, Alibaba, Apple y Paypal. Después, último repaso a los índices de Wall Street del día. Terminamos con la actualización de la información del día y con el último análisis de la jornada. Nos acompaña José Luis Herrera. Con él hablamos de las subidas que vemos hoy en los índices de Wall Street tras el dato macro de la semana que conocimos ayer. Ese IPC de enero en Estados Unidos más alto de lo esperado por el consenso. También hablamos de resultados empresariales y del mercado del petróleo. El precio del crudo vuelve a bajar tras las subidas de ayer auspiciadas por el informe de la OPEP que adelantaba que la producción

My guest today is Jawad Bisbis. After starting his marketing career at Procter & Gamble, Jawad has held senior roles at 7Eleven, Focus Brands, Coca Cola, and Luxottica, right up to his current role as global VP of marketing at Ball Corporation. He holds a master's degree from KEDGE business school in France and is fluent in Arabic and French.

Phantom Electric Ghost Interviews: Reina Bach: Executive & Lifestyle Coach What is joy and how is it different than happiness? Biography Reina brings over 30 years of experience both as a leader and as a leadership development consultant, executive coach and facilitator. She has worked in the private sector across many industries in the US, Asia, the UK.  A few of her clients include: Oracle, CH2M Hill, Merck, Avaya, Ball Corporation, Boeing, and Salomon Brothers. She has experience in the public sector, having worked with most cabinet-level federal agencies. Reina has a master's degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from the University of Colorado, Undergrad Degree in Industrial Engineering. As a leadership coach, Reina completed certification training through Georgetown University and The Center for Creative Leadership. She is a Professional Certified Coach through the International Coach Federation. Reina often uses EVOX, a biofeedback tool, to help clients more quickly remove beliefs and paradigms that keep them from living a joyful life. For fun, Reina is a certified French chef and wine sommelier, glass and jewelry artist, and creator of both “Joy in a Box” self-care kit for women. She's super passsionate about helping people find and live their best and most joyful life! Link: https://reinabach.com/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: PayPalMe link Any contribution is appreciated: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PhantomElectric?locale.x=en_US Support PEG by checking out our Sponsors: Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me or from the link in the description, and use promo code “GHOST” and receive a 1-month free premium subscription. The best tool for getting podcast guests:  Podmatch.com https://podmatch.com/signup/phantomelectricghost Subscribe to our Instagram for exclusive content: https://www.instagram.com/expansive_sound_experiments/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: Subscribe to our YouTube  https://youtube.com/@phantomelectricghost PEG uses StreamYard.com for our live podcasts https://streamyard.com/pal/c/6290085463457792 Get $10.00 Credit for using StreamYard.com when you sign up with our link RSS https://anchor.fm/s/3b31908/podcast/rss --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/phantom-electric/message

CIO, Brian Gabbard and GBS leader, Trista Fisher from Ball Corporation discuss their unique organizational setup that unlocks synergy between business and IT to achieve business outcomes. In this podcast, they share the importance of citizen developers, RPA governance, and GBS involvement in IT decisions.

Host Carmen Lilly dives into the career pathways of Gen Z IROs. Generation Z is currently the largest generation on Earth. This episode's Special guest was recently honored by the National Investor Relations Institute in their "Rising Leaders Under 40". Miranda Villavecencio, Investor Relations Analyst at Ball Corporation and Co-Sponsorship Chair for the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the National Investor Relations Institute. They dive into Gen Z's nontraditional entries to the IR profession. Carmen and Miranda discuss experience with organizations' early careers recruitment strategies, post-pandemic transition to work, social investing and aligning work to Gen Z values, in addition to work/life balance, the rise of sustainability practices, and emerging technology. 

Neste episódio, José Raimundo Padilha fala sobre o lançamento da primeira cerveja do mundo com selo sustentável ASI na lata que é fruto da parceria da Cervejaria Masterpiece e a empresa Ball Corporation.

BAE Systems, the defence, aerospace and security company, announced it has agreed to purchase Ball Corporation's aerospace business for approximately $5.55 billion in cash. The company said that it entered into a definitive agreement to purchase the unit, which manufactures instruments and sensors for everything from space travel to weather forecasting. The acquisition is expected to add to BAE's earnings per share and margins in the first year following completion. The unit is also expected to generate approximately $2.2 billion in revenue this year. BAE shares dropped by approximately 5.2% last week as a result of the news with investors viewing the deal as expensive....Stocks featured:BAE Systems, Admiral Group and Balfour BeattyTo find out more about the investment management services offered by Walker Crips, please visit our website:https://www.walkercrips.co.uk/This podcast is intended to be Walker Crips Investment Management's own commentary on markets. It is not investment research and should not be construed as an offer or solicitation to buy, sell or trade in any of the investments, sectors or asset classes mentioned. The value of any investment and the income arising from it is not guaranteed and can fall as well as rise, so that you may not get back the amount you originally invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Movements in exchange rates can have an adverse effect on the value, price or income of any non-sterling denominated investment. Nothing in this podcast constitutes advice to undertake a transaction, and if you require professional advice you should contact your financial adviser or your usual contact at Walker Crips. Walker Crips Investment Management Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and is a member of the London Stock Exchange. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Simplifying the complex is hard - really distilling the essentials, making your thoughts and rationale as strong as possible. Make sure that it says something about you.” Jawad Bisbis is the Global VP of Marketing at Ball Corporation where he leads marketing and partnerships for Ball's aluminum cup business. Jawad was previously 7-Eleven's VP Proprietary Beverages, where he oversaw the coffee, fountain and frozen business across 10,000 stores nationwide. Before joining 7-Eleven, Jawad was a VP of Marketing at Focus Brands, a foodservice chain where he provided marketing leadership across more than 50 international markets and 2000 stores.  Jawad also worked for Luxottica as Group marketing director for the Middle-East & Africa business, and  fifteen years with The Coca-Cola Company in diverse markets and roles. Jawad started his marketing career with Procter & Gamble where he held various brand management positions. He holds a Master's Degree from Kedge Business School in France and is fluent in Arabic and French. Jawad is  married with two children, and when he's not working, he enjoys watching soccer, playing tennis, and mentoring college and early career youths in underserved communities.  You'll enjoy this candid conversation about cultivating a different point of view and pushing yourself to being a lifelong learner.

US equity futures are indicating a largely flat open as of 04:45 ET. This follows a lower Asian session and European equity markets also opening lower. The higher interest rate backdrop is in focus after FOMC minutes showed most members remained concerned about upside risks to inflation. A focus also remains on the China slowdown and possible spillover from the real estate sector.Companies Mentioned: BAE Systems, Ball Corporation, Hawaiian Electric, Tyson Foods

In this new episode of Presiquential Podcast presents Historically Adjacent, Ryan, Blaine & Russ are joined by special guest, IndyCar driver Sting Ray Robb. Each of us comes into the episode prepared with a different historically adjacent story that we're all hearing for the first time. You never know where these stories are going to go! 

Miguel Méndez, analista independiente, cree que el mercado europeo va a "corregir tras un periodo de consolidación". En el Consultorio de Bolsa de Capital Intereconomía, Menéndez ha explicado que "toca consolidar en Europa e incluso las Bolsas europeas pueden corregir ligeramente". Preguntado por la situación de los principales índices bursátiles, señala que mayo no ha sido un buen mes para el Ibex 35 "pero sí para el Nasdaq. En este sentido añade que "estamos en un periodo de consolidación en Europa pero el mercado americano lo está haciendo bastante bien". Sobre el sector de los semiconductores apunta que aún le puede quedar "algo de recorrido aunque podemos ver correcciones", y sobre Nvidia, que ha llegado a superar el billón de dólares de capitalización en Bolsa, asegura que es "una locura". En relación a los valores ligados al turismo, ha señalado Méndez que lo están haciendo bien en las últimas sesiones. Analizando IAG, el analista recomienda mantener los títulos del holding de aerolíneas ya que “está aguantando bien la caída del Ibex". Por el contrario ponía el foco en las renovables, concretamente en Solaria, que, ha dicho, va a bajar más. Y destacaba también el mal tono del sector en nuestro país y en algunos casos en EEUU. Además ha analizado el aspecto técnico de valores como Qualcomm, General Mills, Ball Corporation, BBVA, Santander, Amandeus, Academic Sports, Sea Limited, Acerinox, Soltec, TUI, Symrise o Ferrari. La Bolsa española ha abierto este miércoles con una importante caída del 0,81 % que la ha situado por debajo de los 9.100 puntos, afectada por la tendencia negativa de Wall Street y Asia, donde hoy se han conocido datos macroeconómicos negativos de Japón y China. Esta última sesión del mes estará marcada por la publicación de los datos adelantados de inflación de Alemania, Italia y Francia, además del Libro Beige de la Reserva Federal (Fed) de EE. UU., donde además los inversores siguen pendientes de la aprobación del proyecto de ley para elevar el techo de deuda.

Join Abby and Jawad Bisbis, Global VP of Marketing & Partnerships at Ball Corporation. They dive deep into the world of real-life digital marketing. Bisbis emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding cultural differences in global marketing and how to balance global consistency with local cultural nuances during events like Ramadan and Chinese New Year. He also discusses the potential challenges of managing uncertainty in the short term and navigating macro trends like sustainability and digital disruptions in the long term.

On episode 157 of EHS On Tap, Mwangi Ndonga, senior health and safety hygienist at Ball Corporation, talks about how EHS can take advantage of AI. This episode is presented as part of EHS Tech Week by KPA.

Inspired by the Presidential Medal of Freedom - the highest civilian award of the United States – the Colorado Governor's Citizenship Medals honor Colorado leaders who inspire excellence and community service. On this edition of A Seat at the Table, Debbie Brown welcomes Bradford Walton of Ball Corporation and Jen Landers, Executive Director of CiviCO to discuss these incredible honors, including how Ball Corporation earned this year's Corporate Citizenship Medal. Hosted by Colorado Business Roundtable President Debbie Brown. Rate, review and subscribe on your favorite podcatcher. For more of our events, podcasts, and news, please visit the Colorado Business Roundtable website. Bradford Walton has worked with Ball Corporation for more than two years. At Ball he has the dual role overseeing Ball's external communications, inclusive of community and corporate citizenship. Driving the Foundation team at Ball, he is focused on connecting to the communities where they live and operate across the globe. He previously served as global communications director for Intuit, where he developed global communication campaigns and customized plans for the U.S., Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and India. Jen Landers is the current executive director of CiviCO and prior to that she was the executive director of Colorado Young Leaders, a leadership program for Colorado high school students. Colorado Young Leaders has since folded into CiviCO's powerful programming to further empower a new generation of leaders. Jen is driven to act and serve Colorado now by showing how businesses that focus on the community drive profits and so much more.  

On episode 10 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by John Hayes. John recently retired after serving as CEO for Ball Corporation for the last 11 years. John has also been involved with numerous professional sports franchises and charitable organizations. He started his professional career working in investment banking before transitioning to run to Ball, the world's largest manufacturer of recyclable metal beverage and food containers. This was a great conversation that discusses leadership, life as a CEO, and sports.

What happens if you refer to new initiatives in scientific terms like “experiment” and “test”? That's exactly what Mark Kaestner, Ed.D., does at Ball Corporation. You'll be fascinated to learn how that approach ensures success later, when scaling the program. Mark also explains why continuous feedback is a critical piece of the process. Mark is Vice President of Talent Development, Learning and Development, People Analytics and Transformation at Ball. He has more than twenty years of executive experience in these fields with companies like Coca-Cola and Graphic Packaging. Mark finds it exhilarating to have the opportunity to impact leaders and employees through talent solutions, and you'll feel his enthusiasm come through in this conversation. You'll discover: 3 core values that drive behavior and performance at BallWhy Mark uses the words “experimenting” and “testing” with initial implementation of a new program instead of “pilot”How continuous feedback is used by managers coaching employees and by employees giving upward feedbackThe 3 power questions that managers are encouraged to ask employees in their monthly meetingsThe key lessons Mark has learned in his own growth as a leaderCheck out all the episodesLeave a review on Apple PodcastsConnect with Meredith on LinkedInFollow Meredith on TwitterDownload the free ebook Listen Like a Pro

Our long-standing #SustyTalk interview series is evolving from video to audio-only! In this episode, edie's Senior Reporter Sarah George is in discussion with Ball Corporation's chief sustainability officer and VP, Ramon Arratia. He is on hand to reflect on Climate Week NYC 2022 and to provide learnings for coupling action on climate and the circular economy.

Join Sean Halter, CEO of Connectivity Holdings, as he interviews Ball Corporation's Global VP Marketing & Partnerships, Jawad Bisbis, on this episode of The CMO Suite.

Episode 2 comes from Denver, Colorado and promotions, sponsorships, and marketing strategies are discussed. By examining the Ball Corporation which sponsors the Denver Nuggets specifically, a review of companies that have been around for over 100 years are used to discuss the marketing strategy and financial concept of diversification. Two prizes are also given out to the very first contest winners from Episode 1.  

What do Coldplay, Jason Momoa, and the 2022 Stanley Cup champions, the Colorado Avalanche, have in common? They all partner with Ball Corporation to build a better future. Our guest today is Jawad Bisbis, the Vice President of Marketing at Ball Corporation. Tune in to hear Jawad's thoughts on marketing for positive environmental change.Tune in to learn:How Jawad sees the role of the marketer (9:30)  How to build good marketing team culture (23:00)Personalizing the product and connecting customers to the brand (30:00)Jawad's advice for marketers (52:10)Mentions:“Party Like Jason Momoa With the Ball Aluminum Cup™!” Marketing Trends is brought to you by Salesforce Marketing Cloud. For more great marketing insights, sign up for The Marketing Moments newsletter. You'll get ideas to help you build better customer relationships, invites to upcoming events, and access to the latest industry research. Subscribe at https://sforce.co/MarketingMoments

How can manufacturers better serve customers of various sizes? In this episode of The Kula Ring, Melanie Virreira, Director of Global Commercial Enablement at Ball Corporation, talks about how her team created a digital self-service portal for multiple customer segments. She shares lessons learned from mapping customer journeys on the self-service portal, and how her team integrated the portal with sales.

The VOE Podcast is focusing on Earth Day, Friday, April 22. We're talking to a leader in the sustainability arena, to someone who is really hoping to drive results in this space. That person is Kathleen Pitre, president of Beverage Packaging in North and Central America for Ball Corporation. The Daniels College of Business has had a great relationship with Ball Corporation, hosting CEO John Hayes for Voice of Experience in 2016, providing student consulting projects, guest speaking in classrooms. Kathleen has been with Ball for 18 years, much of it working on their sustainability efforts.  The VOE Podcast is an extension of Voices of Experience, the signature speaker series at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business. Keep tuning in each month for more business insights from Daniels' alumni voices of experience. Transcript Kristal Griffith: Kathleen, we're delighted to host you. Welcome to the VOE Podcast. Kathleen Pitre: Thanks Kristal. Great to be with you. Kristal Griffith: So before we get to our big topic of the day, I'd like people to, to know you. I know you went to Colorado state university for your bachelor's and masters in technical and speech communications. You started your career at ball aerospace in communications, and then moved over to ball core in 2014. Can you share a little bit about your background, your career journey? Kathleen Pitre: Sure. As you mentioned I started in ball aerospace. I worked in our aerospace business for 11 years doing a variety of things, whether it was marketing, business development, government relations, customer relations, et cetera. And then in 2014, I moved over to the corporate side where I did corporate relations. That's when I really got involved in sustainability and became our head of sustainability, which I did until, 2019, where I became the chief commercial officer, which is basically our head of sales for our global organization, as well as our chief sustainability officer. That was the first time that we formally put ability in sales together. And in September I started the job that I'm in now, which is president of our north and central America beverage packaging business. Kristal Griffith: Kathleen, I was gonna lead right into that. I'm curious what that means. I'm thinking specifically for our listeners, maybe our students, you, what does your job entail? What does that look like? Kathleen Pitre: We are the largest beverage canned manufacturer in the world. Ball's North and Central America business that I run is, is the largest division within Ball. So if you live in the United States or you live in Canada or Mexico, Central America, almost half of the beverage cans made in those regions are made by Ball. This year our goal is to make and sell 60 billion aluminum beverage cans. So we make a lot of cans and, we fill them with energy drinks and Selzer and sparkling water and soda and, whatever you can think to put in a can, we will sell the can for it. Kristal Griffith: I love it. I love it. Yeah. I've seen cans all over the place. And I think at one point maybe there was some kind of crisis or something. And so you ended up putting water in them for a country that would a need. So I've seen you do all sorts of things like that for kind of a social good mission as well. Kathleen Pitre: Yes, our, we have several of our, uh, large customers like Molson Coors and Anheuser Bush and Beverage as well as, a craft brew customer, Oscar Blue. And we have disaster relief water programs where we donate the cans and they fill the cans and distribute them to people in need. It's it is a great partnership. Kristal Griffith: Let's get to our big topic of the day. Um, earth day, all corporation has put forth some ambitious sustainability goals in the past year. The company is calling it toward a perfect circle. It's really emphasizing products being fully recyclable. So talk a little bit about that vision and where it came from. Kathleen Pitre:

FoodBev Media's Sian Yates rounds up this week's food and beverage news, including: Danone welcomes three new directors to its board; Pernod Ricard acquires Château Sainte Marguerite; Ball Corporation to construct aluminium packaging plant in UK; and more.

A frothy mix of supply chain issues has set two longtime collaborators on a collision course: Westminster's aluminum can giant, Ball Corporation, and the local brewers who like to sell their beer in cans. Ball's always been good to small craft breweries, but the past two years have put the company in an impossible predicament. So what does this mean for your favorite neighborhood brewery? Will you still be able to buy their beer in a store? Will a 6-pack cost you an arm and a leg if you do? City Cast Denver producer Paul Karolyi sits down with Denver Business Journal beer reporter Ed Sealover to talk through the whole story. For more of Sealover's reporting on the Ball Corp./craft brewing situation, click here.  After the interview, we asked Sealover for a local beer rec, and he did not disappoint. You can read all about it in today's newsletter: https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/ What do you think about those plastic wraps and stickers on craft beer cans? Let us know on Twitter @citycastdenver Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ball Corporation has postponed the implementation of its new minimum order quantities and warehousing policy until March 1 after conversations with the Brewers Association and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR). Then, the newly reunited Brewbound team discusses more headlines, including Topo Chico Ranch Water, Troy Aikman's Eight Lager, and Pabst's social media attention grab.

Aaron Zimmerman talks to Henry Vilas Zoo lead zookeeper Gary Hartlage about keeping animals, such as rhinos and giraffes, happy and healthy in the winter. It's more than keeping them fed and watered. Animals need engagement to prevent being bored if they have to stay inside.  Cranberry processor Ocean Spray sees obstacles and opportunities going into the new year. Tom Tritt, plant manager of Ocean Spray's Craisin facility in Wisconsin Rapids, says the plant is experiencing labor challenges. On the other end of the spectrum, it has seen robust demand for cranberry products. The increased demand for canned beer is outpacing the supply of aluminum cans, according to Wisconsin Brewers Guild Vice President Zak Koga. The pandemic-induced trend has pushed Ball Corporation to enact new ordering restrictions for cans, upping the minimum order five times over — from about 200,000 cans per brand to 1 million. Koga says it's hurting craft breweries, which are also facing inflation, supply chain disruption and labor shortages. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this last episode in this collection we go primarily to the US and Middle East, where we meet with some seasoned as well as newer directors to hear their thoughts on the evolution of the role and the power of diversity. We also hear from two guests, Dr. Rania Azmi and Kimberly Smith, who will feature in the first series of our 2022 Fiftyfaces Podcast. First we hear from Jan Nicholson, who is president of two private family foundations, the Nicholson Foundation in New Jersey, and the Grable Foundation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  She has held board positions at Rubbermaid, Ball Corporation and Radian Group, Inc., from 1990 to 2015. I asked her about how her investment experience fed in to her Board roles, and how even without specific industry experience it is. possible to add value by leveraging her own expertise – e.g. on the Audit Committee of a board. Staying in the US we then hear from legal legend, former Michigan Supreme Court Judge and Mayor of Detroit, Dennis Archer.  Dennis has committed his life to lifting up people behind him on the ladder, and he reflects on the levels of diversity within Board level roles and why diversity has such value. We hear then from Gerald Chen-Young, who was formerly CIO of the United Negro College Fund as well as holding numerous board roles and now running his own consultancy.  He is candid about his reflections on his time in the executive role and how he wishes he had done even more to promote inclusion. Moving then to our 2022 guests we hear from Kuwait-based Dr. Rania Azmi about her Board Roles and how she has seen value in thinking outside the box to add value.   The outstanding Kimberly Smith rounds out this podcast and the entire series by distinguishing between having a seat at the table and having a voice, and the importance of ground rules to establish Board norms. Setting the tone, starting as we mean to continue.  I hope that you found these insights useful across the Next Chapter Series. I hope you found some food for thought here in this episode of FIftyfaces focus – The Next Chapter.This podcast series was made possible by the kind support of Darwin Alternatives.Darwin Alternative Investment Management Limited offers innovative, alpha-driven investment solutions that are uncorrelated with traditional asset classes and feature business areas which have not previously been considered by investment funds. The firm aims to create new opportunities for investors to further diversify their portfolios and achieve stable absolute returns. 

Alex's favorite magazine, Esquire, the official periodical of all lawyers, endorses the opinion that people should only drink half their beer then discard the rest. Does this endorsement hold any integrity? No. In other Beer News, aluminum tariffs threaten to destroy the Ball Corporation unless breweries start ordering no less than 1 million cans. In the Bottleshare, Alex brings in a hidden gem of a barleywine from Wax Wings Brewing Co. that caused a local scandal. Stephen is back on his shelf turd shit again. Thanks to Good Word Brewing for sponsoring this episode! Visit Good Word Brewing at GoodWordBrewing.com and follow them on Instagram @GoodWordBrewing! Head to our Patreon for weekly exclusive content! Patreon.com/DontDrinkBeer Get the Malt Couture Officially Licensed T-shirt! TeeSpring.com/MaltCoutureOfficialShirt DontDrinkBeer.com Instagram.com/DontDrinkBeers Instagram.com/MaltCoutureDDB Twitter.com/DontDrinkBeer

The demand for beer is outpacing the supply of the aluminum cans. Tight supply has pushed Ball Corporation to enact new ordering restrictions for cans, upping the minimum order 5 times over, from 200,000 cans per brand to 1 million. This is impacting craft breweries. Zak Koga is the co-owner of Karben4 Brewery in Madison and the vice president of the Wisconsin Brewers Guild. He explains more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's topic is about the Ball Corporation's new aluminum cups.  We've all seen the classic Ball jars with that thick glass and metal top for canning vegetables - in my case, I use them as drinking glasses.  As the world evolves so has Ball and they've recently announced the aluminum drinking cup that can replace the plastic solo type cups.  They come with ample sizes to drink from, they are more sturdy and well insulated to keep your beverage cool and it is a much more appealing drinking experience.  Now here's the good stuff: 20 billion plastic cups are used per year and 93% end up in landfills; however, 75% of all aluminum is recycled and is the most valuable commodity in the recycle bin. So as they are producing more aluminum cups less plastic will be used  As far as the upfront cost goes, you'll save triple the amount to that of the aluminum cup; however, once you reuse each cup just four times you'll save be saving money  In my humble opinion, this is a no-brainer product that just about everyone can take advantage of and the best part is that has a positive impact on the environment  Ball Aluminum Cups https://www.ball.com/aluminumcups/where-to-buy?gclid=cj0kcqia15ynbhdtarisagnwe0woqhymlgw7d8mk-j4sh4cnmvtqs8ddv818zllb3jrd97sisyx-v08aajesealw_wcb Website   https://www.somethingonmymind.net/ Merchandise https://www.somethingonmymind.net/shop Social Media  https://www.instagram.com/somm.podcast/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChec5qcZBcGkIhUU3belNDw https://www.tiktok.com/@somm.podcast?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/somm.podcast https://twitter.com/Somm_podcast  

Today I'm drinking a Frost Beerworks IPA https://store.frostbeerworks.com/product/ipa-4pack-for-pick-up/269 The Alchemist Heady Topper is an enigma, and a whale, in the craft beer world. Why is it that people will drive hundreds of miles for the beer? Gear Patrol did just that (driving 400 miles) to try and figure out why there is such a cult following around the beer that has now been canned for 10 years, and started driving much of the craft beer craze in Vermont. https://www.gearpatrol.com/food/drinks/a37574997/the-alchemist-heady-topper/ Not looking for a Hazy boi? Well how about one of the 50 Best Wines of 2021? VinePair has released their list of the tops of the wine charts for you to peruse. While they tasted all manner of wines from Bordeaux to Cabs. Spoiler - it was the Pinot Noir that impressed them the most this year, with bottles from all across the Golden State — Sonoma, the Petaluma Gap, the Sta. Rita Hills, and the Central Coast — making the final cut. Check out the full list at https://vinepair.com/articles/best-wines-2021/ Ball Corporation has been notifying customers that they are moving to a. Minimum order of five truckloads per SKU for printed Cans, and will no longer warehouse inventory for customers. As the aluminum can shortages continue, most small brewers who can't meet that order are being pointed to brokers - and that could drive up costs for alcoholic and non alcoholic craft beverages. While there are more plants under construction, the shortage is expected to continue into 2022 and potentially beyond. https://www.brewersassociation.org/brewing-industry-updates/ball-customer-reduction-program/ The Boozebuddy Update is now on Video (first one) you can find the video podcast on Spotify just as you would an audio podcast (though it takes a few hours to process) or on our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC033VXK28YhXgJAYpHS-C_w (Help me get a custom URL by viewing, liking, sharing, and subscribing!) Find out more about your host The Real Voice - Mel Allen. He's a working voice over talent and you can check out voice over samples and demos at https://therealvoice.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

“Every organization has an employee value proposition; you just need to be sure it's the right one.” Listen & Learn: Why social media needs to speak to all your stakeholders. Storytelling as a way to get your customers and potential customers excited about your brand. Attracting the right customers vs. the number of customers. Defining your employee value proposition. Creating a culture and environment of belonging. The importance of incorporating goals for your brand's diversity, equity, and inclusion tenets Teresa Rehme is a communications manager for Ball Corporation. Her career has taken her from the aerospace and technologies business to the packaging and manufacturing sectors of the business. The company that you might associate with your grandmother's canning jars has emerged as a world leader in sustainable aluminum beverage packaging (think cans and the new Ball Aluminum cup) and has a rapidly growing aerospace business, with hardware on the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope. Teresa's work is mostly focused on the employee experience as part of the global communications team. With Ball continuing to grow at a rapid pace, Teresa has worked on an employee value proposition project to capture the internal Ball story and tell it externally in order to attract and retain new and diverse talent. She approaches employer marketing and all her work with curiosity and a desire to grow and learn.   Strategic storytelling that defines your brand ultimately impacts your marketing efforts to recruit and define your culture. Learn more from Lori Jones by calling today. 303-678-7102. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT BALL CORPORATION, CLICK HERE. TO FIND TERESA REHME ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.  

2021 episode 2 featuring Cindy Niekamp (BSIE), current Board of Directors member at Ball Corporation and Magna International (past PPG Industries, BorgWarner, Mead, ZF, GM). Cindy joins the podcast to discuss reviving the Purdue Engineering Student Council as a student, breaking gender expectations in engineering & operations, business leadership, and traits that lead to success.

O novo episódio do nosso "Plano de Carreira" aborda o tema da mudança de emprego e o que deve ser avaliado pelo profissional financeiro durante um processo seletivo, incluindo as perspectivas de carreira e de que forma o novo trabalho irá agregar na vida pessoal e profissional do Executivo. Para este bate-papo, convidamos Eduardo Ducatti, VP de Finanças da Ball Corporation, e Vinícius Oliveira, Diretor Financeiro da Profarma Specialty, que trouxeram dicas e experiências relevantes sobre o tema em questão.

“We hired business to consumer experts to do this (launch Ball aluminum cups) and left them on their own, without being pulled and tethered to the other bigger businesses.”  Dan Fisher, Ball Corporation  I've been a huge fan of Ball Corporation for years – its leaders are the real deal when it comes to a commitment to sustainability.  Two topics I wanted to discuss with Dan Fisher, President, were:  1) the naming of Ball Arena (and WHY), and 2) the invention, investment in, and marketing of a new, never-before disposable – scratch that – RECYCLABLE aluminum cup.  You'll hear Dan's authentic enthusiasm in this interview. 

Where are all the jars?In 1975, William C Hannah of the Ball corporation was called to testify before the Subcommittee on Commodities and Services of the Small Business Committee of the US House of Representatives. He was asked to explain the company’s response to a big surge in home canning equipment. Congress was alerted to this by consumer complaints. The economic recession of the mid-1970s did much like the pandemic of 2020 by causing many more Americans to want to grow and preserve their own food. In that year, 1974, it’s estimated that as many as 26 millions Americans were canning their own food. This led to material shortages which led to canning equipment being hard to find. Mr. Hannah said that while the Ball Corporation’s sales in its first quarter of 1973 was $166,000, by the first quarter of 1974 it had reached 5,750,000.00 Because demand exceeded supplies, folks started to hoard canning supplies and the store shelves were empty. After days of hearings in 1975 & 1976, the Subcommittee on Commodities and Services gave its conclusion: “the shortage of home canning equipment was the result of normal market phenomena: exaggerated demand , which the manufacturers were unprepared to supply, partly because they failed to accurately predict it, and partly because of a shortage of raw materials the previous year. The shortage was not a result of anticompetitive behavior by the manufacturers.”The market had stabilized by 1976 and home canners could give a collective sigh of relief. Covid-19 brought the same result in lack of supplies due to more folks being home, being bored, or like myself, being home and being bored and not wanting to go to the supermarket any more than absolutely necessary. August 2020 brought the Ball jar sales up by 600 percent. That huge spike wiped out their stock. According to the April 13, 2021 issue of The Insider, out of Utah, on its  website  Quote ‘Retailers/distributors of the traditional Ball/Kerr brand products have informed consumers that  they have not been given any clear timelines from the Newell Corporation as to when manufacturing orders would be fulfilled, due to smaller production lines still in place due to COVID. A recent conversation with a representative from the Newell Corporation (manufacturer of Ball, Kerr, and Golden Harvest canning products) indicates they are hoping for new shipments to go out toward the end of March 2021, but in limited quantities, and production will continue through the summer of 2021.’ According to not only my own research but also most people on Facebook canning groups, while jars are starting to make a comeback appearance at some stores in some states and territories, the traditional flat lids packaged without the rings are slower to show up, and when they do they are quite often bought up by the case load by any one person, although some do say they buy them to share with family and friends. I know I am grateful that my sister bought me some flat lids months ago when she found them. Canners have also been scarce, some folks reporting that they are now receiving canners that were ordered in late 2020. As of this date, the All American Canner website states “Attention: Due to remarkably high demand orders for All American Pressure Canners (910, 915, 921, 925, 930 & 941) will not ship until September, 2021.” This is the reason I recently purchased a Presto electric canner…I want to be able to can outside on my porch this summer to keep the heat out of the house, and I was worried this item would also be sold out and delayed. I am now at the point where I don’t need to be obsessive about jars and lids, and can only assume that with the hopeful wind-down of the pandemic that there will be a wind up of canning equipment production. I now have enough canners,  some new and some full jars of food, and my wish is that everyone who wants to can their own food is able to do so safely and economically. 

It’s been a big year at Ball Corporation, which just got its name on a local arena and launched a groundbreaking new product—and a big year for its talent acquisition team. Heidi Myers is Director of Global Talent Acquisition at Ball Corporation. Heidi Myers on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidipiatt Careers at Ball: https://jobs.ball.com Subscribe to this podcast: https://employerbrandingpodcast.com Measure your employer brand: https://employerbrandindex.co Thanks for tuning in!

No Happy Hour com a Lupulinário do dia 05 de fevereiro de 2021, o Festival Brasileiro da Cerveja ficou mesmo para 2022; a nova fábrica da Ball Corporation que está agitando a cidade mineira de Frutal; a nova parceria entre a cervejaria Berggren e a Bräu Akademie para cursos cervejeiros; o pré-lançamento do livro "Água" e a nova conquista na área ambiental da cervejaria Praya. Conheça o canal do YouTube Lupulinário Visite o site do qual faz parte a coluna Lupulinário Como o podcast aborda assuntos relacionados com cerveja, optei por marcar o conteúdo como sendo "explicit" e não "clean".

In this episode of the Active Energy Management podcast, Adam Irwin, Senior Cleantech Client Manager at Schneider Electric, is joined by Global Sustainability Manager at Ball Corporation, Adam Shalapin in a conversation around corporate procurement of renewables. Schneider Electric and Ball Corporation have been working together for several years, evaluating a range of renewable energy solutions, including power purchase agreements (PPAs) across both the US and Europe. In this episode, Adam and Adam discuss: Ball’s sustainability strategy and renewable energy goals Why Ball decided to pursue PPAs in Europe What mechanisms Ball leveraged to procure renewables in Europe What’s next for Ball on their sustainability journey Key advice for corporate buyers looking to accelerate climate action in their industry Contact one of our experts if you’re interested in accelerating your sustainability strategy, or would like to learn more about the topics of this podcast.

How can manufacturers better serve customers of various sizes? In this episode of The Kula Ring, Melanie Virreira, Director of Global Commercial Enablement at Ball Corporation, talks about how her team created a digital self-service portal for multiple customer segments. She shares lessons learned from mapping customer journeys on the self-service portal, and how her team integrated the portal with sales.

Episode 90 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast delivers three exclusive interviews with sustainability leads at Ball Corporation, Essity and CDSL, for a snapshot of circular economy action during lockdown and beyond.

Jan Nicholson is President of two private family foundations, The Nicholson Foundation in NJ and The Grable Foundation in Pittsburgh PA.She recently retired from a Board Role at MDRC, a non-partisan research organization based in NYC, and has held Board Positions at Rubbermaid, Ball Corporation, and Radian Group, Inc. from 1990 to 2015. She has an extensive background in finance having worked at Citibank and follow-on firms for 25 years and our conversation tracks how she transitioned from thinking like a banker to thinking like an investor. Jan shares her experience in investing in emerging markets and lessons learned from investing through the years. She also shares what she brings to her Board and Committee roles and what makes an effective Board and Committee member in her view.

The second episode in the COVID-19 series features a conversation with John Bryant – former Chairman and CEO of Kellogg's, and current board member of Macy's, Godiva, Ball Corporation, and Compass Group. Doug and Derrick hear how a current board member is experiencing and advising during this unprecedented time.

Because of the powerful interests behind it, the plastics industry dominates most conversations around waste and sustainability, and the truth about solutions and circular materials is often hidden behind doctored research and metrics. As a result, consumers are continually blamed for the problems we’re facing, and Aluminum is often overlooked and misdefined. Did you know that the only genuinely sustainable beverage container is Aluminum? Or did you ever stop to think about the technology that makes it possible to ensure the empty can of coke is recycled and back on the shelf within 60 days? Ball Corporation, the world’s leading supplier of aluminum cans and bottles, is working on a lifecycle assessment (LCA) of aluminum beverage packaging that demonstrates that recycled Aluminum is the most sustainable and lowest carbon packaging material. This is compelling, given that 75% of Aluminum is still in use today, and aluminum beverage packaging has the highest recycling rates and yields of any standard beverage container. Ball Corporation supplies innovative, sustainable aluminum packaging solutions for beverage, personal care, and household products customers, as well as aerospace and other technologies and services primarily for the U.S. government. Ball Corporation and its subsidiaries employ more than 18,300 people worldwide and reported 2019 sales of $11.5 billion. Adam Shalapin joins me on Tech Talks Daily for a deep dive into the technology that makes it possible for Aluminum to be recycled an infinite number of times without losing quality. I also learn how they can also be recycled to take on a new life as a car, laptop, or bicycle.  

Craft Brew News 03/27/20(Courtesy of www.Brewbound.com)Crowler Cans Out of Stock until April as Beer Industry Pivots to To-Go SalesAs draft beer has almost entirely stopped flowing in the U.S. due to on-premise shutdowns caused by efforts to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus disease COVID-19, craft brewers are turning to crowlers — 32 oz. cans filled and sealed on demand — to sell the beer left in their kegs before it oxidizes.The problem is that the only supplier of crowlers, Ball Corporation, is entirely out of stock of crowlers until April, American Canning co-founder and CEO David Racino said.Ball manufactures crowlers quarterly and the unprecedented shutdown of all on-premise consumption in the U.S. could not have been forecasted.Ball Corporation Increases Crowler Production to Meet Demand; Growler Sales SurgeBall Corporation has added production of 32 oz. crowler cans and expects to have a supply ready to hit the market in two days.The company, which is the nation’s sole producer of 32 oz. crowler cans, increased the size of its planned second-quarter run and is working to expedite shipments when possible.As states have forced bars, restaurants and breweries to close for on-premise service during the COVID-19 pandemic, craft breweries whose taprooms are their main source of revenue have turned to to-go sales of cans, growlers and crowlers to stay afloat. However, the shortage of crowler cans, which Ball is the only maker of in the nation, has hampered those efforts.Meanwhile, sales of glass growlers from wholesaler Glass and Growlers “are cranking,” chief operating officer William Kerr said.The Las Vegas, Nevada-based company has received orders from as far away as Europe and Australia and domestic orders are coming in from clients ranging in size from small craft breweries to national craft-centric chain Yard House, Kerr said.“Growler sales are going through the roof,” he said. “We’re on our second truckload this week.”Allagash Donates Personal Protective Equipment to HospitalPortland, Maine-based Allagash Brewing tweeted that its staff discovered extra safety masks, which the brewery donated to the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical Center.The brewery has been delivering beer directly to consumers in the Portland area.In an Instagram post the Brewery said “Allagash on the Fly will continue to operate both curbside pickup & delivery as Portland begins a mandatory stay-at-home period. We've continued to add to our safety measures across the brewery—both for our staff's wellbeing and yours.”Beer Companies Donate to Bartenders and Restaurant StaffMolson Coors Beverage Company has announced it will donate $1 million to the United States Bartenders’ Guild, a nonprofit organization that supports bartenders and servers.Other brewers making similar donations include Boston Beer Company, which donated $100,000 to the Restaurant Strong Fund, a fund it created for Massachusetts service industry employees with local philanthropy the Greg Hill Foundation. Boston Beer will also match donations up to another $100,000 through March 31.Constellation Brands, parent company of Mexican import brands Corona, Modelo and Pacifico, which has pledged $1 million to the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation, $500,000 to the U.S. Bartenders’ Guild and $250,000 to first responders.New Belgium Brewing established the New Belgium Brewing Bar & Restaurant Relief Fund and donated an initial $50,000 with a commitment to match donations up to another $50,000. The fund will support furloughed and laid off service industry employees in Fort Collins, Colorado, and Asheville, North Carolina, where the company has breweries.Craft Beer Storm Website: www.craftbeerstorm.com If your Company, Hotel or Restaurant wants to book a CraftBeer Weekend or Craft Beer Evening for your guests or employees send an email to Michael@craftbeerstorm.com Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craft-beer-storm-podcast-30776075/Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NH*** Interested in starting your own brewery? Our Portsmouth, NH TURNKEY facility is for sale! Follow link for more info:https://www.neren.com/Listing/2800-Lafayette-Rd-12A/5cdda2dabf34cb9150a7faebMichael PotortiFounder/BrewerHost of "Craft Beer Storm" Podcastmichael@craftbeerstorm.com**LISTEN to our Craft Beer Storm Podcast and share with a friend**Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278Craft Beer Storm You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp3PVuCGmywNWlGFh0N0ukg?view_as=subscriberCraft Beer Storm Podcast Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podcast-center-la-2/craft-beer-stormCraft Beer Storm Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craft-beer-storm-podcast-30776075/Craft Beer Storm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/craftbeerstorm/Craft Beer Storm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerstorm/

The issue of sustainability is becoming a focal point for many in the manufacturing industry. In today's episode of Minnesota Made, hosts Andrea Novak and Rhett Hebig discuss some of the successes and challenges related to sustainability in this sector. They're joined by Jo Reinhardt, CEO/President of Industrial Louvers Inc, Paul Markwardt of Ball Corporation, and Monte Hillman of The Saint Paul Port Authority.

Episode 48 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie's Matt Mace return to the "Green Room" to discuss plastics, cans and a new resource paradigm with Ball Corporation's sustainability director Ramon Arratia.

Massimiliano Valeri, direttore generale del Censis ; Filippo Di Nardo, giornalista e saggista ; Maura Zuccarini, char manager di Ball Corporation ; Franca Maino, direttrice laboratorio di ricerca Percorsi si Secondo Welfare.

Operators need to be mindful of cultural and procedural differences when flying internationally, said Gary Tucker, a pilot for the Ball Corporation who has flown … Continued

It has been called “the great destroyer” and “the evil.” The Pentagon refers to it as “the pervasive menace.” It destroys cars, fells bridges, sinks ships, sparks house fires, and nearly brought down the Statue of Liberty. Rust costs America more than $400 billion per year—more than all other natural disasters combined. Journalist Jonathan Waldman traveled from Key West, Florida, to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, to meet the colorful and often reclusive people who are fighting our mightiest and unlikeliest enemy. He went into an abandoned steelworks with a brave artist, and then he nearly gets kicked out of Ball Corporation’s Can School. Across the Arctic, he followed a massive high-tech robot that hunts for rust in the Alaska pipeline. On a Florida film set he meets the Defense Department’s rust ambassador, who reveals that the navy’s number one foe isn’t a foreign country but oxidation itself. Through all of these adventures, Jonathan (Jonny) uncovered more about the destructive nature of rust and the implications on our society than anyone ever has, and in this episode we ask him all about it! His newest book is titled, Rust: The Longest War. Jonathan has written for Outside, The Washington Post, The New York Times, McSweeney’s, and the Utne Reader, and also worked as a forklift driver, arborist, summer-camp director, sticker salesman, climbing instructor, and cook. Before landing in the book world, he put in time at a newspaper, a website, a magazine, a radio show, a TV production company, and a couple science museums. He studied writing at Dartmouth and Boston University’s Knight Center for Science Journalism. "We need to re-engineer engineering. Engineers are busy fixing all of the problems we don't have, but they're ignoring all of these problems we do have." - Jonathan Waldman Quotes from Jonathan:  What we learn in this episode: Why is a soda can the most engineered object on earth? What are the dangers of plastics and why are they used in almost everything? Why is rust one of the most costly items in our national defense budget? Resources: Rust: The Longest War jonnywaldman.com -- This episode is brought to you by: Lynda.com: Do something good for yourself in 2015 and sign up for a FREE 10-day trial to Lynda.com by visiting Lynda.com/smartpeople. WealthFront: The automated investment service that makes it easy to invest your money the right way. Visit wealthfront.com/smartpeople to to get your first $10,000 managed for free.

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