Podcast appearances and mentions of ben lambert

Summer is quickly approaching, which means that we're in full CERTIFIED mode at the Certiport office. We are weeks away from our annual CERTIFIED Educator Conference.  Taking place in Orlando, FL, June 17-19, CERTIFIED is the only education conference dedicated exclusively to exploring the full promise of certification in the classroom—by providing administrators, teachers, and industry experts with an engaging, energized forum for professional development, sharing their ideas, and experiences.  In this episode, we chatted with our Corporate Events Manager, Dominique Delbar and Director of Field Marketing, Ben Lambert. They gave us an inside view of CERTIFIED 2024, including an overview of the keynotes and breakouts, what parties are happening, and how to get involved in the student competitions. We talked about the total costs to attend, so you can budget with your districts and administrators ahead of time. Finally, we took a stroll down memory lane to talk about how CERTIFIED has changed over the years, and what new resources are available to help teachers year-round.  We can't wait to see you all at CERTIFIED this year! Get more information here: https://certified.certiport.com/conference/.  Get other ideas for your classroom on our blog: https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/blog.  Connect with your fellow educators before CERTIFIED this summer in our CERTIFIED Educator Community here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8958289/.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Nonprofit Connect podcast, brought to you by Rogue Creatives, made to connect with and learn from people in the nonprofit sphere. I'm your host, Matt Barnes, and you're going to want to stick around for this one, folks. In this episode, we speak with Ben Lambert and Adam Cohen, founders of Kids Being Kids. Together we explore how Ben and Adam collect and redistribute used sports equipment to underprivileged children, as well as the ways they scale their business, the challenges they've faced, and their plans for the future.

“If you look at the strategic sourcing process, I think it was made for complex categories. That's one of the things that makes this so exciting as a potential lighthouse project. It's a great opportunity for procurement to say, ‘This is why we do this. This is all of the value we can add.'” – Benjamin Lambert, Principal at Efficio Navigating complex spend categories can be challenging for procurement – the stakes tend to be high, stakeholder resistance is real, and the category may be nuanced or unfamiliar to procurement. At the same time, complex spend categories give procurement some of the best opportunities to flex their strategic muscles and demonstrate the depth and breadth of value they can provide across the business.  To understand how procurement should leverage the opportunity associated with complex spend categories, Philip Ideson spoke with Ben Lambert, Principal at Efficio. According to Ben, procurement needs a mindset shift when it comes to complex spend - it is time for procurement to get excited about complex spend categories rather than fearing the potential risks.    In this episode, Ben and Phil talk about:  What makes a category “complex” How procurement can establish their reputation as a true strategic partner beyond tactical execution Ways procurement can deliver maximum value even when the category is unfamiliar  Links: Ben Lambert on LinkedIn Whitepaper: Unlocking Procurement's Opportunity in Complex Spend Categories  

It's 2023 and a new year means new changes here at Certiport. We're so excited to kick-off the new year with our revamped professional development program. Get ready for CERTIFIED Academy! CERTIFIED Academy is an immersive online professional development program for educators. Combining the best of our former Certiport Academy and Bootcamp programs, CERTIFIED Academy is your chance to learn from your fellow educators and industry professionals and certify your own skills. In this week's episode, we sit down with our CERTIFIED marketing team: Ben Lambert, Director of Field Marketing; and Dominique Gousse, Corporate Event Manager. We talk about the history of Certiport's CERTIFIED program, and why we're so excited about the new addition of CERTIFIED Academy. Learn about what resources are available for you, and how you can connect with other teachers.  Dive into CERTIFIED Academy here: https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/Blog/2023/January/Announcing-CERTIFIED-Academy. Additional updates will be on the main blog page here: https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/blog.  You can also register for our 2023 CERTIFIED Educator Conference here: www.certified.certiport.com. Don't miss the chance to get your students involved in the MOS and Adobe Championships. While you're at CERTIFIED, they'll be competing for the title of US National Champion. Learn more about the MOS Championship here: https://us.moschampionship.com/. Learn about the Adobe Certified Professional Championship here: https://acpchampionship.certiport.com/us.  Get CERTIFIED updates through our CERTIFIED Educator Community here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8958289/.

Freddie Gibbs and manager Ben Lambert are a match made in hip-hop heaven. For nearly two decades, the duo have operated as an independent powerhouse. But two years after Gibbs' 2020 Grammy nomination, he's back under the major label system with, Soul Sold Separately. Here, Fred and Lambo speak on their friendship, new album, and—reading?!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DC Central Kitchen's Mike Curtin has been a regular on Industry Night since it launched in The Line Hotel five years ago. The last two years Mike and Nycci have talked a lot about how DC Central Kitchen has had to twist and swivel to continue with its mission. A little return to normal, DC CENTRAL KITCHEN'S CAPITAL FOOD FIGHT is back. With Mike is Tom Colicchio of Crafted Hospitality and you may have seen him being super judge-y on Top Chef, former champ of Cap food fight Chef Ris Lacoste and one of this year's contenders, Chef Ben Lambert. Industry Night on Real Fun DC at 7pm

Do you run a successful certification program? Are you an innovative teacher who loves to go above and beyond the call of duty? Is your school forging new paths or setting new standards in excellence that you just can't wait to tell others about? Then it's time for you to become a CERTIFIED Ambassador. In this week's episode, we sit down with our CERTIFIED marketing team: Ben Lambert, Director of Field Marketing; and Matt Richards, Senior Field Marketing Manager. We talk about the history of Certiport's CERTIFIED program, and why we're so excited about the new addition of CERTIFIED Ambassadors. Learn what types of applicants we're looking for, and what's in it for you.  Apply to become a CERTIFIED Ambassador here: https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/Blog/2022/February/Become-a-CERTIFIED-Ambassador.  You can also register for our 2022 CERTIFIED Educator Conference here: www.certified.certiport.com Get CERTIFIED updates through our CERTIFIED Educator Community here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8958289/.

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Ben Lambert, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford, gives the Graduate Lecture on Thursday 6th May 2021, for the Department of Statistics.

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Ben Lambert started cooking meat over fire at an early age, hunting and cooking animals with his dad. After a varied career that included everything from working as a tattoo artist to a slaughterhouse job to being a meat cutter at an old school joint, Ben eventually made his way to Austin where he’d meet his wife Sarah. It was in Austin that his professional cooking career began to take shape. Ben worked at a well regarded place for its time, Blue Ox BBQ, and when a job opened up at Franklin Barbecue, he made the leap over there. For the next five years Ben honed his craft in the Franklin pit room with dreams of eventually opening his own place.In mid-2019 the time had finally come for the Lamberts to  launch their own business, JNL Barbecue. JNL is now serving at Buzz Mill in East Austin in their new service trailer with the meats smoked on a thousand gallon Mill Scale pit. Open weekends for now, Ben and Sarah are expanding their menu and hours as they get their operations streamlined. Armed with an undeniable dedication to the craft and a wealth of cooking knowledge, expect big things from JNL Barbecue.   Catch JNL Barbecue on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jnlbarbecue   And Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jnlbarbecue/  

I jorden under våra fötter kryllar det av liv, och vad en bakterie, svamp eller mask hittar på har betydelse både för jordbruk och klimat. Ny teknik ger forskarna en glimt av livet där nere i mörkret. De senaste decennierna har tekniken som kallas för "lab on a chip" gett oss bläckstråleskrivare och graviditetstest. Nu börjar forskarna använda den för att studera mikroorganismernas beteende och ekologi, i en ostörd miljö. För vad en bakterie, svamp eller mask hittar på får betydelse för livet över hela jorden, och för oss.  I programmet medverkar forskarna Edith Hammer och Kristin Aleklett vid Lunds universitet, som utvecklat ett mikrofluidik-chip för att studera mikroorganismerna i jorden. Andra medverkande är Carlos Arellano, doktorand vid Lunds Universitet, Pelle Ohlsson, forskare i mikrofluidik vid Lunds tekniska högskola, Håkan Wallander, professor i markbiologi vid Lunds universitet och Ben Lambert, doktorand vid tekniska högskolan ETH Zürich. Programmet är en repris från den 2 februari 2018. Olof Petersson vet@sverigesradio.se

Samira’s father knew he was taking a risk by allowing girls to study at his school. In their village in the north west of Nigeria, just teaching the western alphabet could get you killed. When the insurgents came for her father and he paid the ultimate price, Samira swore that she would never go to school again. But a chance meeting with a boy soldier gave her the courage to fight back. Anywhere but Home is a six-episode audio drama brought to you by Save the Children. To find out more about the real people behind this story go to: www.savethechildren.net/anywherebuthomeWritten and created by Alexia Singh; directed by Alexia Singh; produced by Natasha Coleman; sound design, editing and music by Nikky French; casting by Meryl&Leslie, script editor Ben Lambert. Recording and editing by Nathan at the Blue Studios.The teacher - Richard PeppleSamira - Rhoda Ofori-Attah See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a town in Syria, surrounded by minefields, with bombs exploding overhead, an elderly woman sets out on an epic journey to bring her grandchildren across the border to safety. But even if they make it will they ever recover from the horrors they’ve witnessed?Anywhere but Home is a six-episode audio drama brought to you by Save the Children. Special thanks to Cat Carter for sharing her personal story and providing the inspiration behind this episode. To find out more about Cat and the Syrian children who inspired this episode go to: www.savethechildren.net/anywherebuthomeWritten and created by Alexia Singh; directed by Alexia Singh; produced by Natasha Coleman; sound design, editing and music by Nikky French; casting by Meryl&Leslie, script editor Ben Lambert. Recorded at One Louder Studios.Grandmother - Amira GhazallaCat - Zoe Tapper See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A family fleeing conflict find a sick baby hidden under a pile of leaves deep in a forest. With gunmen all around the race to get her to safety and find her family begins.Anywhere but Home is a six-episode audio drama brought to you by Save the Children. To find out more about the stories that inspired this episode and learn more about what’s happening in South Sudan go to: www.savethechildren.net/anywherebuthomeWritten and created by Alexia Singh; directed by Alexia Singh; produced by Natasha Coleman; sound design, editing and music by Nikky French; casting by Meryl&Leslie, script editor was Ben Lambert. Recorded at One Louder Studios.Gabriel - Richard PeppleYoung Gabriel - Rhoda Ofori-AttahSylvia, Rose and the nurse - Anna-Maria Nabirye See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anywhere but Home is a six-episode audio drama brought to you by Save the Children - based on true stories of incredible journeys. Deep in a forest in South Sudan a sick baby is found hidden under a pile of leaves. With gunmen all around, the race to get her to safety and find her family begins. A teacher risks everything to give the girls in his village a proper education but when he pays the ultimate price his daughter cannot forgive herself. Until a chance meeting with a boy soldier gives her the courage to go on. In a town surrounded by minefields, with bombs exploding overhead, an elderly woman undertakes an epic journey to bring her grandchildren to safety. But if even if they make it, will they ever recover from the horrors they’ve witnessed?To meet the people whose journeys inspired these stories go to: www.savethechildren.net/anywherebuthomeStories read by actors including Michael Smiley (Kill List, The Lobster, Free Fire), Amira Ghazella (Games of Thrones), Zoe Tapper (Mr Selfridge and Liar), Emma Cunniffe (Royal Shakespeare Company), and Ahd Kamal (Collateral, Wadjda).Written, created and directed by Alexia Singh; produced by Natasha Coleman; sound design, editing and music by Nikky French; casting by Meryl&Leslie; script editing Ben Lambert. Recorded at The Blue Studios and One Louder Studios. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben Lambert guests on the Dorm Movie Canon Special!

On the first-season finale of North Mollywood, high-level music biz influencer (and Molly's brother) Ben Lambert joins Molly, Andrew and Alex to discuss the simmering class rage behind Molly's #glassbricks movement and the generation-defining loss of innocence that was Fyre Festival.

So via a background in telecommunications, advertising and then cloud services Ben Lambert has founded a dating app. It’s called Clocked and that’s what has brought him to the Passion Pod party. And, excuse us while we go all M&S but&...