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This is CC Pod - the Climate Capital Podcast. You are receiving this because you have subscribed to our Substack. If you'd like to manage your Climate Capital Substack subscription, click here. Disclaimer: For full disclosure, Cambium is a portfolio company at Climate Capital Climate Capital where Kirthika Padmanabhan works as a Principal.CC Pod is not investment advice and is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. You should do your own research and make your own independent decisions when considering any investment decision.Don't miss an episode from Climate Capital!On today's episode, Ben Christensen, founder of Cambium, joins CC Pod with host Kirthika to discuss Carbon Smart™ wood—transforming waste into sustainable materials at scale.Wood is ubiquitous in our lives, from the floors we walk on to the furniture we use. However, the traditional wood supply chain is fraught with inefficiencies and environmental concerns. Currently, the U.S. consumes about 60 billion board feet of lumber annually, and a staggering 58% of this could potentially be replaced with reclaimed wood. Yet, less than 1% of wood used today is recycled. This presents a massive opportunity for Cambium to step in and make a significant impact.Ben explains that the wood industry often relies on virgin timber, which can lead to deforestation and other unsustainable practices. Cambium aims to substitute this with salvaged wood—material that is currently wasted but can be repurposed. The company focuses on three main sources of reclaimed wood: unmanaged urban forests, deconstructed buildings, and biomass from forest management practices aimed at reducing fire hazards.Cambium's mission is to simplify the use of waste materials at scale. To achieve this, the company is building a robust supply chain platform that connects large buyers—such as architects, builders, and furniture manufacturers—with reclaimed wood sources. Some key technological components of Cambium's approach:* Supply Chain Management: Cambium is developing technology to streamline the logistics of sourcing, moving, and processing reclaimed wood. This includes tools for lumber and sawmill industries to manage their inventory and capture waste wood effectively.* Data Analytics: By creating a data layer that tracks material movement through the supply chain, Cambium can provide live carbon reporting. This transparency allows stakeholders to make informed decisions about sourcing and sustainability.* Local Processing: One of the critical innovations is the focus on local processing of reclaimed wood. By reducing the distance wood travels—often from thousands of miles to just 20 miles—Cambium minimizes carbon emissions associated with transportation.* Circular Economy: Cambium emphasizes full circularity in its operations. The company not only aims to reuse wood but also reinvests in new tree planting initiatives, ensuring that the cycle of sustainability continues.Cambium has achieved several significant milestones since its inception, including a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised $18,000 by selling cutting boards made from reclaimed wood. The company has also received grants to explore the potential of urban wood waste and has begun processing millions of board feet of material from waste streams.Looking ahead, Cambium plans to scale its operations nationally, focusing on expanding its supply chains and enhancing its technology platform. Ben emphasizes the importance of internal processes and effective communication as the company grows, ensuring that they can maintain high standards of sustainability and efficiency.To learn more about Cambium, visit https://cambiumcarbon.com/. Get full access to Climate Capital at climatecap.substack.com/subscribe

This podcast episode features a compilation of past interviews with innovators and entrepreneurs in the realm of ecotech and sustainability. So it's come to this: an FO clip show. But the reason is clear: innovation isn't something that happens "out there". It's the conscious effort of brilliant, hard-working innovators grinding day in and day out.  I dug into the archives to bring you some gems you might have missed over the years. These amazing people continue to inspire me! Featuring: Hans de Neve of Carbyon. Massimo Portincaso of Arsenale. Ben Christensen of Cambium Carbon.  Martin Schichtel of Kraftblock.  Greg Johnson of AquiPor Technologies. My agency: Aloa® Agency.

Quick draw turnaround for this one, y'all! Ben is joined by friend of the pod Mitch Capps to discuss a brand new western as of yesterday: LeGrand. Hopefully the goal of being the first podcast to discuss and review the film was achieved. Plenty of western talk to go around, don't be a pecker-head and miss this one! Watch LeGrand free on Youtube, HERE. Find out more about Ben Christensen and his company Living Your Own Western, HERE. Find Mitch on LB, HERE. If you like what you heard, please rate us a 5/5 on Apple, Spotify, or Podbean, and review us on Apple. Submit your mailbags to us at thesearcherspodcast@gmail.com. We'll read both on air. Follow us on Letterboxd.com if you'd like to see what we've recently watched and/or reviewed. Ben, Chris, & Kevin Our episode catalogue: https://searchersfilmpodcast.podbean.com/

60 billion board feet of wood products are used in the U.S. every year, a majority produced by fresh logging and shipped from across the globe, while simultaneously, millions of tons of local wood waste ends up in landfills off-gassing carbon as it rots. But that inefficiency could rapidly change thanks to Cambium and its CEO and co-founder, Ben Christensen, who are revolutionizing lumber supply chains with their Carbon Smart Wood™ and Traece operating system. Cambium reclaims fallen or removed trees that would typically end up in landfills and turns them into a locally sourced, carbon negative material that could potentially cut global carbon emissions by 4%. The firm is also using new technology to better track the trees during the supply chain process, increasing transparency, traceability, and sustainability. Cambium is also just getting started, partnering with mega brands like Microsoft and Patagonia in recent years and continuing to develop their clean technology and expand their markets. Ben Christensen is an accomplished ultra marathon runner, so it's probably fitting that the company he runs is built with long-haul sustainability and scalability in mind. Surrounded by forests and the outdoors as a child, Ben went to Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies to pursue his passion, and it was there that the idea for Cambium first took root. Not long after, Ben and his co-founder, Theo Hooker, a childhood friend and fellow ultra marathon runner, were racing to transform waste wood into valuable building materials. Hear Ben share how his love for the outdoors turned into a revolutionary sustainable materials startup, why wood waste is such a massive problem (and also a potential market), and what carbon smart wood means for the future of lumber, supply chains, and our planet. Episode Highlights00:00 Ben Christensen on wood waste 00:51 Conor Gaughan introduces Ben and Cambium06:34 Early passion for wood, a childhood co-founder, and ultra running16:37 Yale's Forestry Program, natural climate solutions, and carbon sinks22:42 Launching Cambium, wood's waste issue, and carbon smart materials29:09 The potential market, building with scalability in mind, and evaluating impact 35:33 Brand partnerships, remaining unique, and aligning purpose with profits44:37 Innovations to watch, the blue carbon space, and staying optimistic 49:20 Leaving a legacy and where to learn more51:57 End creditsIf you liked this, listen next to our episode with Jasmine Crowe-Houston of Goodr on Being A Voice For Hunger And Why Food Waste Is All About Logistics.More on Cambium and Ben Christensen:cambiumcarbon.com linkedin.com/company/cambium-carbon linkedin.com/in/btchr Connect with Conor Gaughan on linkedin.com/in/ckgone and threads.net/@ckgone.Have questions, or a great idea for a potential guest? Email us at CiC@consensus-digital.com If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify – it really does make a difference! Consensus in Conversation is a podcast by Consensus Digital Media produced in association with Reasonable Volume.

Landfills receive millions of tons of wood waste every year. Most of the waste can be recycled and repurposed; however, the lack of infrastructure in this sector means that the useful material doesn't always reach the right people. Today, we're diving into the future of sustainable wood sourcing with a true innovator: Ben Christensen, CEO and Co-Founder of Cambium Carbon, who was recognized by Forbes 30 under 30 for his team's social impact.  Ben holds a Master's of Environmental Management from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Growing up in a woodshop with a carpenter father, it wasn't until he was in grad school that he realized the massive problem of urban wood waste. He knew there was an opportunity to create change, leading him to start Cambium Carbon.  Cambium Carbon makes it easy for large companies to source materials locally and use waste-to-value materials, primarily focusing on wood. He established the company to combat climate change and revitalize communities.  In this episode, we'll explore Ben's journey, Cambium Carbon's mission, and the role of the circular economy in combating climate change. Prepare to be inspired by Ben's commitment to tackling urban wood waste! Follow us on Instagram: @someonelikeyoupodcast

How can we build better supply chains for the built world? When it comes to the inconceivably vast amount of wood we use in our buildings, one “simple” way is to use less virgin material and use more wood that would otherwise not make it to market. Instead it would be destined to decompose and emit its carbon into the sky. What if, instead, the forgotten trees were salvaged and turned into valuable, usable lumber?This is a big idea whose time has come. Still, having a powerful idea is only the first step. Making it happen in the real world is the other side of the story. Starting with a focus on a smarter, more transparent wood supply chain, the ambitious team at Cambium Carbon are making powerful change happen in the human side of the wood ecosystem in the AEC. Their work is a key support for firms committed to sustainability. Join Kristof in a thoughtful conversation with Ben Christensen to learn more about what Ben and his team are doing to find wood impacted by the four Ds: disease, decay, disaster, and development and keep it out of landfills. Instead of landfills the wood goes back into the built world for generations to come.The company Living Carbon was mentioned during this episode as an interesting website to check out!Ben ChristensenBen, a Forbes 30 Under 30 lister and TedX speaker, is a thought-leader and industry expert. He is the CEO and Co-founder of Cambium, a climate-tech start-up backed by Joe Tsai, Steve Case, and many others. By working with cities to divert wood waste, local manufacturers to create sustainable products, and demand partners for offtake they are creating a new regenerative supply chain for urban wood. Ben loves to share his expertise on topics like circular economies, climate tech, leadership, and building teams. He earned his Masters of Environmental Management from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.TeamHosted by Kristof IrwinEdited by Nico MignardiProduced by M. Walker

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Ben Christensen, Community Engagement Manager for Hat Club, joins the boys to talk about the benefits of being a Hat Club member, his own involvement with the company, a lifelong obsession with headwear and why he's the perfect person to rep the brand, how he chooses his eclectic hat and jersey combos and the good and bad (it's mostly bad) of the current Major League laundry.

If you're not in construction or in the middle of a renovation, you might not think much about wood waste but in 2018 alone landfills in the US received 12.2 million tons of wood. Most of this is useful material that could be reused, but the lack of infrastructure means the wasted wood can't always reach the developers, woodworkers, and creators who need it. This week on Found, we're talking to a founder who has a SaaS solution for this broken supply chain. Ben Christensen is the founder and CEO of Cambium, a company that is reimagining the wood supply chain and reallocating previously wasted wood to be used in new building projects. In this conversation they cover:Learning to navigate the logistics of sourcing, selling, and shipping wood to customersBuilding a team culture based on the individual and avoiding a one size fits all approachOnboarding customers who may be adverse to technological solutionsHow AI can help create a more efficient lumber supply chain(0:00) Introduction(1:42) What Cambium is all about(5:01) Climate change and wood recycling(11:36) Developing the software(15:54) Sourcing sustainable wood(18:41) Going from grad school to founder(20:01) Fundraising journey(23:59) AI and supply chains(25:49) Building the team(30:15) Learning from logistics mistakes(32:30) Staying grounded while building climate solutions(36:40) Host conversation Found posts every Tuesday. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts to be alerted when new episodes drop. Check out the other TechCrunch podcasts: Equity and Chain Reaction. Subscribe to Found to hear more stories from founders each Connect with us:On TwitterOn InstagramVia email: found@techcrunch.com

Ben Christensen is the CEO and founder of Cambium Carbon. Cambium Carbon is at the forefront of redefining sustainability in the wood supply chain, with a bold mission to transform urban wood waste into valuable resources. Ben shares the innovative processes Cambium Carbon employs to reclaim urban trees—often felled due to natural disasters, disease, or urban development—and repurpose them into high-quality materials.In this episode, we discuss: -Cambium Carbon's approach to revolutionize the sustainable wood supply chain by repurposing urban wood waste into valuable materials-the scale of the problem of trees ending up to landfill in the US-How transparency allows customers to trace the origin and journey of their wood, fostering trust and accountability.-Navigating the balance between operational efficacy and sustainability necessitates environmentally conscious decision-making and ongoing improvement.-Embracing the unknown and unlearning old paradigms to unlock innovation and adaptability in the evolving climate business sector -The cultivation of a strong brand identity for sustainable materials can fundamentally shift societal perceptions and value systems.-The importance of ambitious goal-setting for long-term success and impact in the climate business domain This episode is brought to you by UseLess Company. LinksClimate Business Cast: https://climatebusinesscast.com/Cambium Carbon: https://cambiumcarbon.com/UseLess Company: https://useless.fi/en/#circulareconomy #circularity #climatebusiness #entrepreneurship #carbonsmartwood #woodwaste #climatebusinesscast #technology #greentech Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben Christensen is the founder and CEO of Cambium Carbon, one of Peter's former students. They talk about Ben's path from a small town in New Mexico to starting a business that stops wood being wasted in cities and beyond. Ben also speaks about his “rocks”, purpose, and the experience of running very long distances.

In this episode of EnvironMental with Dandelion, we caught up with Ben Christensen, CEO of Cambium Carbon! Ben was first on the show in February of 2021 (seriously!) and his Cambium Carbon updates have us floored! We discuss sustainability, circular economies, and Cambium Carbon's role in addressing climate change. We also talk about workforce development and creating access to stable career paths in the green economy, particularly for at-risk youth. You'll hear about Cambium Carbon's focus on using locally sourced and salvaged materials to create new jobs and their mission to offer carbon-negative materials in the building products legacy industry! You can find out more about Cambium Carbon on their website: https://cambiumcarbon.com/ And read our full episode update here: https://dandelionbranding.com/ep-cambium-carbon-circularity/

In today's episode of Category Visionaries, we speak with Ben Christensen, CEO and Co-Founder of Cambium Carbon, a company that has raised $5.5 Million in funding. Topics Discussed: Ben's background in forestry and his lifelong commitment to fighting climate change The staggering figures of urban wood waste in the US and how that material can be harnessed by companies  Why running ultramarathons has been transformational for Ben What founding a startup has taught Ben about dealing with existential challenges How rethinking the uniqueness of products can lead to a smaller carbon footprint   Favorite book:  Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why

In this episode, we have Ben Christensen, the founder of Cambium Carbon which exists to reimagine the supply chain for wood and wood products. Cambium Carbon saves fallen trees from landfills and decomposition, transforming them into valuable products with place-based impact.The size and scope of the problem they are seeking to solve is extraordinary and it's likely a problem you never knew existed. Cambium Carbon is here to solve it with their circular economy model that creates new green jobs and funding to support urban canopy restoration in the communities that need it most.Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalFollow Imagine a Place on LinkedInConnect with Doug Shapiro on LinkedIn

Meet Ben Christensen, a family man born and raised in Arizona who has combined his love for photography, motorcycles, travel, and the 'ol west to create the life he lives today! We've spent some time with Ben on photo/video shoots and he's got a true passion for what he does! Come hang as we talk about all of the above and get his perspective on life as we know it!BEN'S INFO:-Website - https://benchristensenphoto.format.com/-Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_benchristensen/-Living my Own Western - https://www.livingmyownwestern.com/-Jake - https://www.instagram.com/_thejakewinters/OUR WEBSITE: https://2lanelife.com/  USE CODE: "YOUTUBE" FOR 10% OFF OF PARTS & ACCESSORIES2LANELIFE INSTAGRAMGAYLIN'S INSTAGRAM LANCE'S INSTAGRAM JOSH'S INSTAGRAM Want to rent a Harley-Davidson through EagleRider? - CLICK HERE FREQUENTLY ASKED GEAR LINKS-Cardo Bluetooth Intercom (Use code "2lanelife" at checkout) -Universal GoPro Helmet Chin Mount -GoPro 10 Friends:Thrashin' SupplyLegend SuspensionsCustom Dynamics Motorcycle LightingEagleRider Motorcycle Rentals & ToursFeuling PartsKlock WerksCobra USAMaxima Racing OilsBell HelmetsSaddlemenRockford FosgateGET YOUR MOTORCYCLE PARTS & ACCESSORIES AT https://2lanelife.com/

Ben Christensen is a western lifestyle photographer who is dedicated to living his own western. In this episode of the John Wayne Gritcast, Ethan is in Kanab, Utah filming an independent movie written and directed by Ben Christensen. They are also joined by videographer Dusty Soulsey. The three of them discuss what it means to live your own western in the modern times. They also discuss their new film that will be coming out later this year and what role Ethan Wayne played in the movie! You can follow Ben here Thank you to our partners! John Wayne: An American Experience - Sprawling over 10,000 square feet, the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit is structured to give you an intimate tour of the life of John Wayne. Visit them in the Fort Worth Stockyards today. More information about John Wayne on JohnWayne.com Shop our official store on JWStockandSupply.com Follow us on Social Media Instagram.com/johnwayneofficial Facebook.com/johnwayne Twitter.com/johndukewayne TikTok.com/johndukewayne

In this episode, pod hosts, Anderson & Gikas sit on the banks of the Guadalupe River in the shade of 300-year-old 70-ft. tall cypress trees. Enjoy the banter as they fish for bass and talk about fly fishing in the Texas Hill Country.  This week's lively podcast is catching world-record catfish on the fly.  The interview guest today is Ben Christensen, the world record holder for the largest Blue Catfish caught on a 12-pound tippet and fishing guide.  Ben guides fishing trips in the Texas Hill Country and along the Gulf Coast.   Listen as our guest host Christensen discusses warm weather fly fishing for pan fish in the Texas Hill Country and along the Gulf Coast as well as raising chickens and tying successful fishing flies.   More importantly, listeners will discover how many fly fishing opportunities are often just minutes away in their neighborhood.Ask a question:  www.legitpods.com Instagram Roll Cast:  @RCFFTBInstagram: Ben Christensen:  @PEARLSNAPFLYFISHING

“We set out on a path to learn as much as we could to make local material be as good if not better than the traditional supply chains.” Paul Timmins Welcome back to a brand new episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast. Today your host Steve Larosiliere sits down with Ben Christensen and Paul Timmins of Cambium Carbon. Ben is the CEO and co-founder of Cambium Carbon, and Paul is the Director of Wood Products at the company. At Cambium Carbon, their priorities go beyond just selling wood products; their mission is to create a solution for significant problems such as climate change. "I wanted to take it to the next level and tie that into addressing climate change. We're a public benefit company, and we focus on helping the communities that we work with, our milling partners, and the different supply partners we work with across the country. Then we reinvest in the forests where we see that salvage wood comes from. We have a 15% tree planting commitment. We work with many amazing local planting organizations, and anytime we sell the table or wood product or flooring, we put that directly back into community planting. That's what we're all about.” Ben Christensen Read More ps. join our personal branding workshop coming up at the end of June! Build Your Wood Brand Organically to Sell More Wood Products & Services without having to Spend More on Ads! 3 Day Personal Branding Workshop For Wood Entrepreneurs Live - June 20 - 22, 2022 This is for Woodworkers, Carpenters, Furniture Makers, and Sawmills.

Ben Christensen is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cambium Carbon, a company with a mission to enable circular economies through Carbon-Smart material reuse, by unlocking the power of local suppliers. Check out: https://cambiumcarbon.com/ 

Welcome to The Multi-usiverse! Alongside your guide, Garr Punnett, explore worlds of opportunity within the use of physical resources across companies and organizations. In this episode we're joined by Ben Christensen, CEO at Cambium Carbon, where he shares how their circular economy technology platform is scaling reuse for wood products, and how they are creating new homes and new products from these materials to avoid landfills. Learn more about Rheaply and it's award-winning resource management and exchange platform that helps world-leading organizations better visualize, quantify, and utilize their physical assets at Rheaply.com. Full episodes can be found on our YouTube Channel. Watch the full episode here.

The founders of Cambium Carbon, CEO Ben Christensen and CFO Marisa Repka, explain how they salvage wood from the 36 million trees that fall each year in American cities to create a hyper-local lumber supply chain. Currently, most of those fallen trees are mulched, burned or landfilled, all of which contributes to global warming.  The company's Carbon Smart Wood is sourced from downed trees — also referred to as “urban wood” — and it can be used in furniture and buildings in place of trees from clear-cutting operations. They also dedicate 15% of their revenue to replant new trees, which provides urban green cover. Cambium Carbon is a social enterprise that has organised an alternative, thoroughly tracked wood supply chain for designers, architects and builders while helping to preserve local sawmills and the jobs they provide. Their Traece wood tracking system, which allows customers to learn where the wood in their home or office came from, enables a new level of accountability and storytelling in wood products. We also discuss the potential to apply their strategies to other commodities. Find out more about Cambium Carbon at https://cambiumcarbon.com/.

What's the best part about an amazing entrepreneur story? You hear what they're doing, and you think… Really? No one's ever done that before!? Well we've got such a tale today. For so long, we've internalized the idea that you can't build a business without harming the planet, or that doing something sustainable isn't good business sense. Ben Christensen is out there proving that win/win/wins are truly possible, and in my opinion, these are the kind of solutions we need if we're going to survive as a species. Ben Christensen is the co-founder and CEO of Cambium Carbon, a company creating a ground-breaking new ecosystem for locally sourced, carbon-smart wood. Follow me on Instagram: @therosspalmer

Ben Christensen is the co-founder of Handshake, the largest early career network, helping millions of students from all backgrounds get hired and launch their careers with no connections, experience, or luck required. The Handshake community includes 18 million students and young alumni from 1,200 educational institutions including four-year colleges, community colleges, and boot camps, including 200+ minority-serving institutions. Its platform connects students and early career professionals with 550,000+ employers - from every Fortune 500 company to thousands of small businesses, nonprofits, startups, and more. Handshake is headquartered in San Francisco and has offices in New York, Denver and London.Thank you Ben for being on today's episode!SocialsLinkedin - Ben Christensen

Great to chat with Ben Christensen, CEO of Cambium Carbon, a circular economy startup reforesting America by enabling local wood economies! We discussed Carbon Smart Wood, where city trees go when they fall, how local connections are key to developing a circular economy, the power of storytelling in climate and more! https://carbotnic.com/cambiumcarbon------If you want to support the podcast there are two amazing ways!Subscribe to the Carbotnic patreon Rate 5 stars on AppleThanks so much! JamesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/carbotnic)

Hear from OIA's Director of Policy, Rich Harper, and members of the OIA Trade Advisory Council (OIATAC) as they discuss the council's important policy role. In this conversation, Rich is joined by Sara Bowersox, Sr. Manager, Global Trade Compliance, KEEN Footwear; Ben Christensen, Vice President, Operations, Simms Fishing Products; and Jeff Tooze, Vice President, Global Customs & Trade, Columbia Sportswear.

Hour 2 of the show starts off with the biggest story from Panthers rookie mini-camp involving the possibility of Ben Christensen maybe being a guard instead of a tackle as Nick and Stan both wonder if this is a much ado about nothing, and Nick Carboni drops by to discuss the latest with the Panthers and Hornets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If a tree falls in a city, but no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Cities across the U.S. are losing their urban canopy. In fact, more trees fall in cities than in our national forests. (Roughly 46 million tons of wood and biomass waste!) Most of the wood that comes down is either abandoned in people's yards, sent to a landfill or ends up in a burn pile. Ben Christensen is the CEO and founder of Cambium Carbon; a company focused on addressing urban wood waste. Cambium Carbon imagines a future that creates green jobs, supports local economies, and fights climate change. This week Ben sits down with WSTP to chat about the importance of greenery in urban areas, the threat of the Emerald Ash Borer, carbon smart wood, and local community investment. With that, we'll leave you with one final thought: Earth Day is this week. In honor of Cambium Carbon (or maybe just in honor of WSTP . . .), go hug a tree!

In this episode of EnvironMental, we're diving into one needed solution for deforestation with the CEO of Cambium Carbon, Ben Christensen. Cambium Carbon is dedicated to urban reforestation! (So cool!) We learned that more trees fall in cities around the US than in the forests and that most of those trees go to the landfill - what the actual fuh?!?! Cambium Carbon has taken on the problem - and even though they've currently been incorporated for under a year (!) the team has started helping cities all around the USA start building infrastructure for creating a local circular economy for city trees. They work with cities to create the infrastructure to move and reuse fallen urban trees, they volunteer to help plant new trees in urban green spaces, and they connect with LOCAL BRANDS to turn that fallen tree into beautiful, valuable products. WOW! Check out Cambium Carbon at cambiumcarbon.com and reach out to them if you'd like to join their brand market.

Lynn Avitabile, Investment Specialist, SmartRetirement, and Ben Christensen, Fixed Income Investment Specialist, share how the current market is impacting target date funds, the benefits of active management, and the opportunities and risks investors should consider moving forward.

The inimitable Ben Christensen (@ShakaBrodie) joins Corban Ford to break down their favorite potential playoff matchups and the race for 8th! *SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!* ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nba-today/id1499447219 ) *Hoop Ball is partnering with the great folks at Manscaped.com once again! It's Lawnmower 3.0 season... use promo code "HOOPBALL20" to get 20% off your order and FREE shipping!* ( http://manscaped.com )

Join Host's Tom Bump and Ron Brooks for this episode where we learn from two great leaders. Has your church closed its doors and considering reopening? You will find this conversation helpful. Join Host's Tom Bump and Ron Brooks for this episode where we learn from,  Ben Christensen and David Reneau, two great kidmin leaders who recently reopened. Find out how they planned, what they did, and how it worked (or didn’t work).  Connect with either of them here:    David’s blogpost- https://davidreneau.blogspot.com/2020/08/4-things-i-learned-from-relaunching.html?m=1&fbclid=IwAR0XQo4bGvPQLYyNCEdqCiazCp_159S25vtjxThYxMKODNiTRs1Q9tnDmVU   @davidreneau  twitter/insta David E Reneau FB Davidreneau,blogspot.com david@churchofhope.com   Ben Christensen FB https://bencomedy.com/ ben@connectionchurch.info

Another deep-dive into the world of sports for the week ending July 19, 2020. Highlights include an interview with Ben Christensen previewing the upcoming 2020 MLB Season, more about the name change in Washington and our thoughts about the money man Patrick Mahomes and his mega-contract. In addition, our weekly on-going look into how COVID-19 is affecting professional and collegiate sports. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ken-harlan/support

Ben Christensen is a western lifestyle photographer. In his work, Ben aims to capture the simplicity of the American West and everything that comes with it. This often means drawing on the sentiment depicted in the classic 60s and 70s western films Ben grew up with. He says that living his own western, and doing so as authentically as possible, is both the personal and professional goal. “I woke up one morning and thought, why wait for Hollywood to make a western like they used to when I know exactly what needs to be done?” So, with a decade of production experience under his belt, Ben started in on his first western film endeavor. Christensen’s The Valley is a short that introduces the classic western to the modern world, and places it front and center for an impending revival of the American West. Resources: https://www.instagram.com/_benchristensen/ (https://www.instagram.com/_benchristensen/) https://benchristensenphoto.format.com/ (https://benchristensenphoto.format.com/) Show Music: “The Ropin Pen” By: Trent Willmon https://trentwillmon.com/ (https://trentwillmon.com/) “Cowboy” By: Kolt Barber https://www.koltbarber.com/ (https://www.koltbarber.com/) MC Podcast Production & Editing: Matt Kirschner https://www.instagram.com/mattjkirschner/ (https://www.instagram.com/mattjkirschner/)

Ben Christensen is one of the most talented western lifestyle photographers going. Ben's work has been featured by Schaefer Outfitters, Lucchese Boots, Atwood Hats and Henry Rifles. Ben has a genuine interest in his clients which produces his exceptional work. Listen to how and why Ben has developed into such a successful photographer!!! This is just the beginning for Ben and we are excited to watch his brand grow! God Bless Ben Christensen!!!Should you find the content of this episode valuable please share it with a friend. A 5 star rating and review on the podcast platform of your choice would be greatly appreciated. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @LetFreedomReinPodcastShow Sponsors: Buckaroo Media www.buckaroomedia.com Heart of the Horse www.theheartofthehorse.ca

Ben is one of the more interesting people I've had the opportunity to interact with over the years. His style is a strong blend of 19th century cowboy with modern skater and he somehow pulls it off in a way that's interesting without looking like a costume. In this episode Ben and I talk about how his style has evolved, what it's like to wear unique and interesting pieces, how his career and family have impacted his approach to his appearance, and a whole lot more.

3D printing, partnerships, and from science fiction to science fact… Ben Christensen, Startup Mentor, Maker Evangelist, Keynote Speaker, Global Lead for SAP Next-Gen Science Fiction Community, joins Stephanie Benedetto and Samanta Cortez in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode: Christensen on what he’s caring about and identity, always starting things, helping companies explore what’s possible to make partnerships If you can imagine it you can build it SAP –  his focus on the global sci fi community Sci fi shows what’s possible From science fiction to science fact, designing today The liquid – PLA – polylactic acid The possibilities of creating almost anything via 3D printing, an accelerating industry 4D printing and what it can be, do, and inspire A lot of trash results from 3D printing, how can you reuse the discarded materials How 3D printers can become stations in the community where things can be synthesized SAP Next Gen SAP started a campaign with UN Women, the “#SheInnovates Initiative” Partnering with The Startup Guide, for the first one for NYC Christensen on joining the circus, then working for a software company How 800M jobs could be eliminated through automation, but it is a crucial awakening for humanity Implications and opportunities for automation As the market leader in enterprise application software, SAP is at the center of today’s business and technology revolution. SAP helps you streamline your processes, giving you the ability to use real-time data to predict customer trends across your entire business. SAP is committed to helping every customer become a best-run business.  

With more than 200 inches of snow each year, and a good eight hour drive from a major city, Michigan Tech didn’t see many recruiters from outside of the Midwest. That didn’t seem right to Garrett Lord. Why should talent be located just in geographies closest to tech companies? After driving to college campuses across the country, he realized that student access to opportunities was universally unequal, and so along with Scott Ringwelski and Ben Christensen, decided to form Handshake to reinvent the college recruiting business. I caught up with Garrett in Las Vegas, to talk about how data might change the way companies find, recruit and manage talent in the future.

With more than 200 inches of snow each year, and a good eight hour drive from a major city, Michigan Tech didn’t see many recruiters from outside of the Midwest. That didn’t seem right to Garrett Lord. Why should talent be located just in geographies closest to tech companies? After driving to college campuses across the country, he realized that student access to opportunities was universally unequal, and so along with Scott Ringwelski and Ben Christensen, decided to form Handshake to reinvent the college recruiting business. I caught up with Garrett in Las Vegas, to talk about how data might change the way companies find, recruit and manage talent in the future.

Ben Christensen, good friend and all round cool guy joins Billions Inc. on location at Golden Plains music festival to start a company insuring you against the actions of drunk people.

+ Книжные темы: + Reactive Programming with RxJava // By Tomasz Nurkiewicz, Ben Christensen // http://bit.ly/TAOP123bookRX + Everything You Need to Know (and Do) As You Pursue Your Art Career // http://bit.ly/TastyBooks53buy + Нейронные сети. Полный курс - Саймон Хайкин //http://bit.ly/TAOP123ozon + Become a specialist of a senior level in machine learning (within NLP context) field // http://bit.ly/TAOP123goal + https://github.com/ZuzooVn/machine-learning-for-software-engineers + https://twitter.com/mxlearn + https://twitter.com/arxiv_cs_cl + Dyn's Internet & distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) + RethinkDB devzen http://bit.ly/TAOP123devzen ctocast http://bit.ly/TAOP123ctocast + Alexandra Cohen — Чистый код: о чем молчат сеньёры // http://bit.ly/TAOP123medium + Полное практическое руководство по Docker: с нуля до кластера на AWS // http://bit.ly/TAOP123docker + Благодарности патронам: Sergey Kiselev, Sergii Zhuk, Aleksandr Kiriushin, Nikolay Ushmodin, Pavel Drobushevich, Pavel Sitnikov, Bogdan Storozhuk Поддержи подкаст http://bit.ly/TAOPpatron Новые темы http://bit.ly/TAOPgit Подпишись в iTunes http://bit.ly/TAOPiTunes Подпишись без iTunes http://bit.ly/TAOPrss Скачай подкаст http://bit.ly/TAOP123mp3 Старые выпуски http://bit.ly/oldtaop

When it comes to photographers few can touch the authentic aesthetic of Ben Christensen. A film photographer, family man, adventurer and fellow shooter, Ben Christensen is exactly the type of guy I love having on the show. It was super cool hearing what Ben had to say, and like my other guests he is no different when it comes to how open and friendly he is. Listen to this interview with Ben Christensen to hear from a pro with positive vibes. Thanks for the being on the show, Ben! Ben Christensen Photography Ben Christensen's Instagram Photographs by Ben Christensen. Intro and outro music by SandWho

Episode 37: It's a Fancave reunion as Fancave finalists Ben Christensen and Jay Tuohey visit Toronto and Studio SAB. We discuss the Oakland As, Detroit Tigers, Indiana Jones cameos, the deceitful town of Cleveland, OH, and are visited by Jim Leyland, who deals with Dave quite sternly and takes a shining to young Ben. Producer Steve Pukin isn't here this week, but joins us remotely from Chicago via tin can telephone.