Podcasts about Bertini

"Le ressort de la bascule" est une création sonore d'Aurélien Bertini inspirée du tableau "Les Horlogers" d'Enric Casanovas Y Roy, livré en mars 1939 à la maison du peuple de Besançon, soit quelques mois avant le début de la seconde guerre mondiale. Dans ce contexte de la naissance de la résistance face au nazisme, l'intention de la pièce sonore est de symboliser le moment critique où les individus passent de l'inertie à l'action, à la lutte. Elle capte l'essence de l'engagement et de la détermination face à l'adversité, tout en restant ancrée dans le contexte précis de Besançon et de l'horlogerie. Réalisation et mixage : Aurélien Bertini Avec les voix de Eve Arbez et Théo Vuillet-A-Ciles Co-production : Musée du Temps de Besançon Merci pour votre écoute Par Ouïe-Dire c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 22h à 23h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Par Ouïe-Dire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/272 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Marco Bertini professore all'Esade ed ex Visiting Professor alla Harvard Business School, è un esperto di strategie per la generazione di Revenue e Senior Advisor di Globalpraxis, lavora con IBM e Coca-Cola. Bertini ha collaborato con organizzazioni come IBM, AT&T, H&M, Coca-Cola, Procter and Gamble, Fox Networks, Pfizer, Novartis e Boston Consulting Group, dove ha ricoperto il ruolo di Senior Advisor. Autore di numerosi articoli su strategia, marketing e customer relationship, è anche coautore, insieme a Oded Koenigsberg, di The Ends Game: How Smart Companies Stop Selling Products and Start Delivering Value. Marco Bertini insegna strategie per una crescita sostenibile del fatturato, con focus sulla mentalità orientata al cliente e alla vendita di valore, che presuppone il Purpose, tema e focus della due giorni del Wobi, la ventunesima edizione del World Business Forum 2024, che si è tenuta a Milano il 13 e 14 novembre e che ha riunito più di 3.000 imprenditori e Ceo di aziende internazionali. E poi sentiamo i consigli sul Purpose e su come formarsi fronte wellbeing da due referenti e speker dell'evento sempre internazionali.Sharon Melnick, psicologa aziendale ed esperta in materia di potere personale nella leadership, il suo lavoro si basa su 10 anni di ricerche rivoluzionarie presso la Harvard Medical School. Ha lavorato con istituzioni come la Casa Bianca, le Nazioni Unite e l'Accademia militare di West Point come CEO di Horizon Point Inc., una società di coaching e formazione globale, ed è autrice del best seller In Your Power: React Less, Regain Control, Raise Others. È stata nominata da Coaches50 tra i Top 50 coach al mondo.Elizabeth Dunn, professoressa di Psicologia presso l'Università della British Columbia e una delle maggiori esperte nello studio di come il tempo, il denaro e la tecnologia influenzino la felicità umana. La sua ricerca sperimentale non solo è stata pubblicata su riviste di alto livello, tra cui tre articoli su Science, ma è stata anche ampiamente pubblicizzata da media internazionali come il New York Times, The Atlantic e la CNN. È anche coautrice del libro Happy Money: The Science of Happier Spending, riconosciuto dal Washington Post come lettura essenziale per i leader.Siti, app libri e link utiliSharon Melnick Eizabeth Dunn Sito personaleSito University of British Columbia “Happy Money: the science of happier spending" Ted talkMarco BertiniWobi, la ventunesima edizione del World Business Forum 2024I libri da scegliere Purpose e formazioneGrazie a una formazione focalizzata in tutti i settori sul Purpose, si acquisiscono skills per facilitare manager e lavoratori nel liberare la felicità e la connessione sul posto di lavoro in un'epoca in cui le strutture del posto di lavoro sono in continua evoluzione. Si apprendono strategie scientificamente fondate per creare forti legami sul posto di lavoro, perchè i forti legami personali creano una risorsa duratura per l'organizzazione, soprattutto nei momenti più difficili. Le interazioni artificiali influenzano infatti i nostri sentimenti di felicità e connessione sociale ed è necessario apprendere come bilanciare la tecnologia e il tocco umano, un'abilità essenziale per le organizzazioni che incorporano gli strumenti di AI nella loro strategia. Ma è necessario anche avere un quadro di riferimento per trasformare la strategia in revenue growth: l'importanza di avere una mentalità incentrata sul cliente per guidare la crescita. E vendere valore ai clienti, sapendo come capitalizzare sulla creazione di valore e rimanere fedeli alla Brand Promise. Imparare a cogliere le opportunità delle variazioni di prezzo: affrontare le sfide dell'inflazione, mantenere la competitività e migliorare le relazioni con i clienti. Imparare a utilizzare le chiavi per sfruttare la potenza degli algoritmi e della tecnologia in modo efficace e affidabile. Inoltre è necessario apprender come rimanere in uno stato di high performance in un mondo fuori controllo. Perché gli approcci tradizionali alla gestione del burnout non ne hanno impedito l'aumento dei tassi e la vera ragione per cui molti sono esausti e stanchi, quindi è necessario apprendere e insegnare come mantenere la chiarezza mentale e il senso di controllo di fronte all'incertezza e all'attrito interpersonale, come essere strategici piuttosto che reattivi nei momenti di stress e tensione, come i leader possono creare una cultura a prova di burnout nei loro team e nelle loro organizzazioni.

(5 de noviembre: Día Internacional del Payaso) «Mientras centenares de niños huérfanos se morían de la risa sin sospechar que nada fuera de lo común estaba pasando, un triste payaso se moría de un ataque al corazón... ¡después de recibir el impacto de un pastel en la cara!»1 Así, captando de golpe nuestra atención, comienza un artículo sobre la defunción del querido payasito llamado Pepi, publicado en el periódico Noticias semanales del mundo el 3 de abril de 1990. La trágica muerte ocurrió durante una presentación gratuita en la matiné de martes por la tarde del Circo Los Hermanos Martini, que había montado su gran carpa en una cancha de fútbol en las afueras de Roma, Italia. Todos los dos mil trescientos asientos bajo la gran carpa estaban ocupados por los niños huérfanos y desamparados que vivían en los barrios pobres y marginales de la ciudad. El compañero de Pepi —el payaso llamado Bopo cuyo nombre en la vida real era Paoli Megalla y tenía cincuenta y un años y seis hijos— explicó de la siguiente manera lo ocurrido: «Durante la actuación de los payasos, a Pepi lo maltrataban los demás payasos. Él era como el perrito sin raza a quien todos le dan patadas. Era un hombre pequeño y delgado, y daba mucha lástima verlo vestido con harapos poniendo cara triste. El pastel que le pegó en la cara era el de siempre, blandito e inofensivo. Pero... después de recibir ese impacto... Pepi se detuvo en seco y me miró con ojos más grandes que platillos, y luego perdió el equilibrio y cayó hacia atrás, con las manos aferradas al pecho. Yo pensé: “¡Oiga, qué magnífica actuación!” »Nosotros no teníamos ninguna manera de saber que él estaba en peligro de muerte. Pensamos más bien que era algo que había improvisado en su actuación. Él se la pasaba tratando de improvisar cosas para hacer reír a los niños. Amaba a los niños más que nada en el mundo. »Todos lo vimos morir, pero no lo sabíamos —declaró Bopo—. Los niños se reían a carcajadas, y los otros cinco payasos y yo no hicimos más que reírnos mientras el pobre Pepi lentamente jadeaba, luchando por tomar su último aliento.»2 El verdadero nombre de Pepi era Ángelo Bertini. Era un hombre discreto y callado. Tenía sesenta y tres años y llevaba una vida solitaria fuera de la gran carpa. Se hizo payaso en 1947 luego de que su esposa Adua murió al dar a luz apenas quince meses después de casados.3 Así como Pepi entregó la mayor parte de su vida a la causa, y murió en el acto, de alegrar el corazón de todos los que le permitieran hacerlo, especialmente los niños, gracias a Dios su Hijo Jesucristo entregó su vida entera, y murió en el acto, de alegrar el corazón de todos los que se lo permitamos. Pero si bien Pepi resolvió hacer reír a todo el mundo y logró así llenar en parte el vacío en su propio corazón, Cristo se dispuso a morir por todo el mundo y nos ofreció así, a quienes se lo pidamos, limpiarnos del pecado y llenar por completo el vacío que hay en nuestro corazón, a fin de que nuestra alegría sea completa y seamos tan felices como Él.4 Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Mickey McGuire, «Pie in the face kills circus clown... & leaves them laughing in their seats!» [Un pastelazo en la cara mata a payaso del circo... y hace que el público se ría], Weekly World News [Noticias semanales del mundo], 3 abril 1990, p. 7 En línea 18 marzo 2024. 2 Ibíd. 3 Ibíd. 4 Jn 15:11; Heb 9:14; 1Jn 1:7-9

C'est une création sonore inspirée de l'histoire d'Henriette De Crans, première femme accusée de sorcellerie, première « sorcière » brûlée vive à Besançon en 1434 à Chamars. 15 autres femmes connaîtront ce même sort jusqu'en 1660. Accusées de sorcellerie, jugées à Besançon et condamnées à mort par le feu. « Ils disent que je suis plus cruelle que la mort , je suis déficiente dans mes forces d'âme et de corps. Je ne suis pas comme eux, et me voilà devant tous ces gens. Ils croient que je suis le Diable, une sorcière disent-ils. Mais ils se trompent, Ils garderont leurs peurs. Droite contre une pièce de bois, j'ai avalé une fumée noire. Ma langue s'est perdue, cahotée, déroutée, détournée. Ma langue Va se relever Va se soulever». Enregistrements, montage et mixage : Aurélien Bertini Production : Ville de Besançon en partenariat avec Radio Campus Besançon 102.4 FM Écriture : Stéphanie Genetay, Stéphanie Ruffier, Aurélien Bertini Suivi d'un extrait de Monde sensible, de Tizian Buchi : une quête documentaire dans le Jura suisse, à la rencontre de ceux et celles qui font exister le secret. Merci pour votre écoute Par Ouïe-Dire c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 22h à 23h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Par Ouïe-Dire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/272 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

In this MHWFY Voice of Love interview (brought to you by VoiceLove), Kimberly Bertini, Regional Director, Nursing Excellence for Baylor, Scott & White, Temple Market, joins us to share details about how the organization maintains their exceptional culture & outstanding results.    Kimberly shares how living the mission, trust, transparency, and shared governance are keys to success at Baylor, Scott & White.    She says from her first call with a recruiter at Baylor, Scott & White she could feel the warmth and transparency, a feeling she says is pervasive system-wide.   Through shared governance, Baylor, Scott & White is able to keep everyone aligned on the mission, and focus on the items important across their health system.    About Baylor, Scott & White: https://www.bswhealth.com   Connect with Kimberly Bertini: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberly-bertini-dnp-rn-ne-bc-3ba67212/   Topical time codes: 00:42 - Personal values 1:51 - Trustworthy relationships & caring for people as humans 3:37 - Transparency and immediate warmth at Baylor, Scott & White 5:59 - Strong culture system-wide through shared governance  9:24 - Finding the right fit and authentic values & mission 12:46 - The journey of incorporating shared governance at Baylor, Scott & White 18:41 - Outstanding organizational performance  ___ About VoiceLove:  Connecting hearts, healing with love, VoiceLove minimizes the emotional toll of isolation by strengthening the bonds between loved ones. VoiceLove ensures that patients never feel alone, particularly during challenging times. By providing a HIPAA-secure platform for heartfelt voice messages, VoiceLove fosters connections that enhance long-term resident health and joy. Communication equals safety, and our innovative approach ensures that every patient feels supported and cared for. VoiceLove also supports healthcare workers by reducing stress and enhancing patient engagement. VoiceLove is committed to driving transformative outcomes in healthcare through compassion, empathy, and love. https://www.voicelove.com 

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Hear from Benton coach Corey Bertini talk about this weeks cross town matchup with Central. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cliffnotespod/support

Neste episódio da 4ª Temporada do Arena IE! Reunimos profissionais das gerações BB, X e Y para um bate papo sobre sentido do trabalho. Falamos sobre desafios emocionais de cada profissional e de todos nós como humanidade em uma era tão digital. Exploramos temas como conflitos (e complementariedades) geracionais, sentimento de isolamento a partir do uso excessivo de telas, tendência de opção remote first nas empresas ou de trabalho híbrido, aceleração da rotina que leva ao isolamento e cansaço extremo, ampliação dos quadros de ansiedade e burnout, necessidade de mais empatia para poder lidar com isso tudo e, para finalizar, o imenso desafio de ser mulher e profissional numa era que nega e adia a maternidade. Acompanhe o Arena IE, inscreva-se no Canal e nos siga também no Instagram e no Spotify!

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The rise of a young generation of far-right voters - conservative, anti-immigration, and fiercely nationalist - is a phenomenon shaping new electoral strategies all over Europe. Across France and Italy, a strong bond has historically linked prominent far-right parties, from Jordan Bardella's Rassemblement National to Giorgia Meloni's Fratelli d'Italia, and various youth organisations, revealing a backbone of Islamophobia, fascism, and antisemitism, that particularly attracts young voters.  In this episode, host Giada Santana and journalists Renée Bertini and Luigi Scarano discuss trends in radical youth movements in France and Italy, drawing on their on-the-ground experience. 

Bruno Bertini, CMO at 8x8, shares insights into the marketing reinvention currently happening at 8x8. Learn about the impact of culture in a marketing team, ways to strengthen marketing's influence within organisations, and approaches to branding complex tech products. With 8x8's established history of innovation, this episode offers a fascinating insider's view on their latest transformations. Tune in for expert perspectives and actionable takeaways!Support the Show.

Sejam bem-vindos ao Segundo episódio do Reino Office Podcast, um bate papo com o Pastor César Bertini a respeito de fé, trabalho e missão. Como o meio profissional está mudando ao longo da história e qual é a visão de profissionais cristãos sobre assunto.

Enrique Bertini - Cafma

Catherine Bertini is The Rockefeller Foundation Managing Director for Food, former Executive Director of the World Food Programme and World Food Prize Laureate (2003). We were delighted to have her join the Director of the Library & Archives, Francesco Pisano, for this episode to explore the question of food security and the vision of achieving zero hunger in an equitable world. The Rockefeller Foundation published a report last year providing an analysis of the current obstacles to food security and offers innovative ideas to overcome them. You can read the report via the link below. Resources The Rockefeller Foundation Report: https://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/report/defining-the-path-to-zero-hunger-in-an-equitable-world/ International Food Policy Research Institute:  https://www.ifpri.org/event/commitments-impact-analyzing-global-commitments-toward-promoting-food-security-and-healthy Catherine Bertini: https://www.catherinebertini.com/   Where to listen to this episode  Apple podcasts:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-next-page/id1469021154 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/10fp8ROoVdve0el88KyFLy YouTube: https://youtu.be/DgKDGI8ZRi4 Content    Guest: Catherine Bertini, The Rockefeller Foundation, Food Host: Francesco Pisano Producer: Amy Smith Editing: Mengna Chen   Recorded & produced at the United Nations Library & Archives Geneva 

You know Enrico Bertini, right? Writer, teacher, co-host of the Data Stories podcast, Enrico does it all. Now at Northeastern University, I invited Enrico to the show to talk about his research, great Substack newsletter, and for views on the evolving landscape of data visualization on social media. In our discussion, Enrico emphasized the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration at Northeastern University. He has some concerns about the current state of visualization theory and tools and talks about his ideas around “critical data thinking” as a crucial way of thinking about data visualization, highlighting the challenges of data accuracy and interpretation. We also talk about Enrico's teaching methods to help students improve their data interpretation and data visualization skills. Enrico and I share some of the same feelings about the shifts in social media use in the dataviz community, and how it has led to a loss in diverse intellectual exchanges, underscoring the importance of finding new ways to foster community engagement and creativity, including through writing platforms like Substack and LinkedIn.Topics Discussed The Current State of Visualization Theories and Tools: Enrico critiques the prevalent theories and tools in data visualization, calling for a more systematic and thoughtful approach to both creating and interpreting visual data. Challenges of Presenting Accurate Data: Our conversation delves into the difficulties faced in presenting precise and accurate data, especially highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how these challenges have impacted the field. Impact of Social Media Platform Shifts: A significant focus of our conversation is on the changing landscape of social media platforms, particularly the decline of Twitter as a crucial space for professional exchanges within the data visualization community. Reflections Prompted by the Pandemic: Enrico reflects on the pandemic's role in helping him reevaluate his work and teaching practices, which is a helpful insight into how his creativity has changed and adapted over the last few years. The Role of Newsletters in Idea Refinement and Audience Connection: Enrico shares insights into how newsletters have become a pivotal tool for refining ideas and connecting with a diverse audience, including students from various disciplines, fostering a richer, more engaged community. Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Innovation: Highlighting the value of interdisciplinary collaboration, especially at Northeastern, this week's episode showcases how interactions between computer science engineering students and design peers, as well as varied problem-solving approaches from faculty members, can lead to fresh insights and propel the field forward.➡️ Check out more links, notes, transcript, and more at the PolicyViz website.Sponsor: Whisper TranscribeWhisper Transcribe is an absolute game changer in the world of transcription and AI-generated content creation! Get an accurate transcript from your audio and video files and automatically generate content directly from it.Check out Whisper Transcribe

Enrique Bertini - Presidente de CAFMA

Here is something that makes many service design professionals cringe... The question to quantify the impact design has on the company goals. You'll see that finding the answer to this question is actually surprisingly easier (and more fun) than you might think. Here's a business mantra you might have heard before: If it's not being measured, it's not important. Numbers rule. That's that cold, hard reality of how companies operate. Now, as a design community, we've always struggled to quantify the value we bring to tangible business outcomes. Sure, there are valid reasons – we often work on systemic challenges where it's hard to make a water-tight correlation between our efforts and the specific impact they have on the goals. There are just many factors at play that have an influence, and isolating our contribution is hard or, rather, impossible. So, we often get hung up on this attribution question as we feel we can't "prove" how much we've contributed. Even if we want to measure our contribution, we find that the right measuring processes aren't in place to do so. So, we'd rather focus our time and energy on solving the actual challenge at hand than implementing those processes from the ground up. And let's be real, not many of us wake up excited about capturing things in a spreadsheet. So yes, there are reasons why quantifying the impact of design is hard and often lacking. But, as we've recently seen, we're paying a high price for this. Just scroll through your LinkedIn feed to see many sad examples of that playing out. When budgets tighten, design often takes the hit as it can't show, in numbers, its contribution to the business. Okay, I know this hasn't been a very uplifting message so far. But here's the good news. There is a group of professionals out there who absolutely love design and thrive on these types of measurement challenges. Of course, I'm referring to our friends from the DesignOps community. When we collaborate closely together, we have the power to anchor design as an indispensable strategic discipline. At least that's the firm conviction of Patrizia Bertini, our guest in this episode. Patrizia, shares her journey of implementing measurement frameworks that facilitate healthier conversations between design professionals and business stakeholders. In the conversation, we dive into the juicy stuff like value attribution, measuring systemic impact, and prototyping with numbers. I can't guarantee this episode will turn you into a spreadsheet enthusiast, but it will definitely inspire you to be BFFs with someone who loves crunching numbers. Let's face it; we might sometimes feel intimidated by numbers. We want to prove with scientific rigor that things are the way we say. But here's a secret: educated guesses are everything you need... Enjoy the chat and keep making a positive impact! ~ Marc --- [ 1. GUIDE ] --- 00:00 Welcome to Episode 196 03:30 Who is Patricia 04:15 Patricia's first Service Design encounter 05:00 Lightning Round 06:30 Thoughts about design identity 12:00 The decline of strategic design 16:30 Unpacking data triangulation 21:00 Identifying problem in onboarding 24:45 Design thinking for business problems 30:00 Going against the system's structure 32:30 Initiating organizational values 42:00 The impact of translating what the business is 46:00 How to bridge the gap 51:30 Who should be accountable? 56:00 What to avoid and what we should do --- [ 2. LINKS ] --- http://linkedin.com/in/patriziabertini --- [ 3. CIRCLE ] --- Join our private community for in-house service design professionals. ⁠https://servicedesignshow.com/circle

Data Stories podcast host and Northeastern Professor Enrico Bertini drops by to discuss teaching data, evolving mindsets, and generative learning. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datapluslove/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datapluslove/support

Nel primo pomeriggio di venerdì 3 novembre, i nostri Degiornalist - Fabiana Paolini e Claudio Chiari - hanno ospitato in diretta Ilaria Bertini, Direttore del Dipartimento Unità per l'Efficienza Energetica di Enea. L'Agenzia nazionale per le nuove tecnologie, l'energia e lo sviluppo economico sostenibile si è occupata anche quest'anno di fornire ai consumatori delle utili indicazioni per risparmiare sul bollette del gas, in vista dell'abbassamento delle temperature e dell'accensione del riscaldamento: «Con il comportamento si può fare molto. Non c'è necessità di tenere la temperatura elevata, avere le valvole termostatiche digitali che possono essere regolate a piacimento può aiutare. Nel caso, invece, di valvole meccaniche sarebbe meglio tenerla tra il valore 2 e 3». La direttrice ha dato anche consigli di ordine pratico che ci aiutano a evitare la dispersione di calore: «All'inizio della stagione è importante controllare che l'impianto sia efficiente tramite idraulico o anche in autonomia e non coprire mai il termosifone».

Aurélien Bertini, Mathias Arrignon : deux hommes de radio, deux réalisateurs sonores, chacun auteur d'une pièce qui nous plonge au coeur du son. "A la Lisière" (A. Bertini) et "To the Hum of the Forest" (M. Arrignon), se déroulent dans la forêt. La première pièce, réalisée pour le Musée des Beaux Arts de Besançon, est une interprétation sonore de "L'Hallali du Cerf" de Gustave Courbet. La seconde, réalisée dans le cadre d'une résidence artistique, est la "restitution sonore" d'une forêt suisse, dont le point culminant est atteint lorsque, grâce à un micro qui pénètre au coeur du tronc d'arbre, on entend le vrombissement du bois, the "hum of the Forest".

On this week's episode I welcome Joey Bertini of the "newstalgic" alternative band BLEACH GARDEN. Joey shares the story of his bands journey from the beginning to current form. Joey gives us some insight on his  list of influences, likes, dislikes and the questions that he is tired of answering.  We get to hear about a fathers regretful decision that turned into a learning experience for him to pursue his dream. Joey and I find ourselves checking all the boxes that make us feel alone trying to find ways to create and communicate for others to understand us. BLEACH GARDEN - "Nepenthe"     OUT NOW!!!!Thanks for listening!!! Please Follow us on Instagram @hiddentracks99

Danielle Bertini dropped a new one on Danielle and Elizabeth; yes, they thought they'd heard it all, but they hadn't heard of the Cat Distribution System! What is it? Listen to find out! Or if you already know, see if you agree with the premise behind it.Danielle is a cat mom a few times over, and the trio discussed their cats and cat behavior. Can we even say that there's such a thing as peculiar cat behavior? Isn't it all peculiar? The chat went on to include important topics such as the importance of spaying and neutering to control the stray cat population, the unique personalities and bonds that develop between cats and their owners, and the challenges and rewards of fostering and adopting cats, including the impact on the dynamics of multi-cat households.  Of course Tommy's Cats Rescue came up, and how they decide what to do with the each of the multitude of cats they rescue all year long. It's not a just another stray cat to the rescuers, it's an individual who needs help and each one is different. It's kitten season now, so they're really deep into the fur at this point! If you want to view the transcript, just click on the 3 dots next to the share button under the video. Of course we want to hear from you, we love chatting with pet parents, the more cat stories the better! We dare you to top Danielle and Elizabeth with stories about weird cat behavior! We think we've seen it all, but maybe not... Find us online: Visit http://thejerseypodcats.com, download and review the podcast episodes in your favorite podcast player or from http://thejerseypodcats.buzzsprout.com, and join our FaceBook group The Jersey PodCats Community. The rescue organization that Danielle is involved with is www.tommyscatsnj.org And the Passage to Profit website is https://passagetoprofitshow.com/ Support the showThe Jersey PodCatshttp://thejerseypodcats.comhttps://youtube.com/@thejerseypodcatshttps://instagram.com/thejerseypodcatshttps://m.facebook.com/groups/thejerseypodcatsDanielle Woolley danielle@thejerseypodcats.comElizabeth Gearhart elizabeth@thejerseypodcats.comTommy's Catshttp://tommyscatsnj.orgPassage to Profithttp://passagetoprofitshow.com

Fratoianni: 'Si dimetta'. La scuse di Bertini alla Comunità

Con Valentina Bertini, Wine Manager del gruppo Langosteria, analizziamo lo champagne sotto differenti punti di vista....

In this episode, Patrizia Bertini walks us through the why, how, and when to set up DesignOps in any given organization, sharing her framework for greater strategic alignment with business at large and methods for measuring impact and the overall value of design. Connect with Patrizia at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patriziabertini/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/legoviews SlideShare: https://www.slideshare.net/patbertini Medium: https://pat-bertini.medium.com/ Website: https://patriziabertini.com/ Music by TimTaj: Modern Technologies by TimTaj: https://timtaj.com This is Interview by TimTaj: https://timtaj.com

In this episode, Jim Garrity tackles the frequent problem of repetitive questions in depositions, and answers the questions "How many of the same questions is too many? What factors should I consider in deciding whether the repetition has transitioned into harassment? And at that point, what do I do?" As always, Jim offers practice tips, identifies the legal grounds for "asked and answered" objections and for instructing deponents not to answer repetitious questions. And don't forget the show notes, full of great cases to illustrate the point.SHOW NOTESSiefert, et al. v. Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, 2023 WL 2456853, No. 1:17-cv-511 (S. D. Ohio Mar. 10, 2023) (court declined to reopen deposition, despite numerous instructions by defense lawyer not to answer questions on grounds of “asked and answered,” where it appeared that, by and large, deponent provided the information sought; noting that defense did not, however, comply with the rule relating to instructions not to answer based on harassment by then terminating the deposition or seeking a protective order; similar questions asked approximately two dozen times)Charles v. People, 2014 WL 2803991, 60 V.I. 823 (S. Ct. V.I. June 20, 2014) (noting judge's admonishment to defense lawyer with jury present that “. . .if you are going to ask the same questions five, six, seven, eight, nine times, move on to new territory”)Tajonera v. Black Elk Energy Offshore Operations LLC, 2015 WL 915273, No. CIV-A- 13-0366 (E. D. La. Mar. 3, 2015) (noting repetition of question 7 times, argument with witness and other behavior, declaring it a violation of both the federal rules and a prior order entered in that case that “that during depositions, counsel shall not engage in harassing or repetitive questioning”)Schenk v. Smith, 1991 WL 71927, 9-90-13, 9-90-14 (Ct. App. Ohio May 6, 1991) (afforming judgment on appeal, finding no error in trial court's instruction to counsel to desist from further questions on a given topic “since the question had been asked and answered four times. It is within the trial court's discretion to exclude relevant evidence if its probative value is substantially outweighed by undue delay or needless presentation of cumulative evidence”)Neighbour v. Matusavage, 25 A.2d 868 (Ct. Err. & App. N.J. 1942) (affirming judgment on appeal in case where trial court directed a witness not to answer and advised counsel that he had so ruled because the same question had been asked and answered 2 or 3 yellow times already, but noting that “the record shows that in fact the same question in slightly varied form had been asked and answered by this witness no less than a dozen times;” observing that “how many times a witness may be asked for the identical information irrespective of contradictory answers is within the sound discretion of the trial court”)Martinez v. Greiner, 2001 WL 910772, No. 01-cv-2911 (S. D. N. Y. Aug. 13, 2001) (noting court's observation that multiple defense counsel appeared to ask the same questions 12 to 15 times)Nolan v. Weil-McLain, 2005 WL 724041, No. 01-L-117 (Ill. Cir. Ct. Mar. 21, 2005) (noting in passing in opinion that a specific question, followed by substantially the same answer, was asked and answered several times throughout a deposition as different defense counsel questioned the deponent)Zeleny v. Newsom, No. 17-CV-07357-RS (TSH), 2020 WL 6585793, at *4 (N.D. Cal. Nov. 10, 2020) (“The asked-and-answered objection is additionally problematic because it is a speaking objection and therefore also violates Rule 30(c)(2)'s separate prohibition on argumentative and suggestive objections. There is nothing wrong with asking a question multiple times during a deposition. Sometimes the witness didn't answer it, or answered only part of it, or the answer is implausible, or the answer builds in caveats that a slight rephrasing of the question might expose, or asking essentially the same question from different angles or in slightly different ways yields different answers. Unless repeated questioning crosses the line into harassment, it can be an effective technique of cross-examination. Objecting “asked and answered” is a way of coaching the witness because it is not actually objectionable to ask a question multiple times. Saying “asked and answered” can be a way of telling the witness not to change his testimony from what he said before. Also, as every lawyer knows, when the defending attorney objects “asked and answered,” often the question really wasn't answered, so the objection becomes a suggestion to the witness to continue refusing to answer the question, which is what happened here. Defense counsel's instruction not to answer based on his “asked and answered” objection is overruled. Zeleny may depose Bertini further on those questions and on any reasonable follow up questions”)Fairweather v. Friendly's Ice Cream, LLC, No. 2:13-CV-00111-JAW, 2015 WL 339626, at *4 (D. Me. Jan. 23, 2015) (“The defense makes the odd statement that an objection based on a question having been “asked and answered” is “not a viable objection under any Rule of Evidence and it therefore must be overruled.” Def.'s Objection s at 10. Defense counsel is wrong. Rule 403 of the Rules of Evidence allows a trial court to exclude relevant evidence if its “probative value is substantially outweighed by a danger of ... wasting time[ ] or needlessly presenting cumulative evidence.” FED.R.EVID. 403. The traditional objection that a question has been asked and answered is a shorthand way of making a Rule 403 time wasting and cumulative evidence objection. If a question has already been asked and answered, to ask it again and demand an answer would be to “wast[e] time [and] needlessly present[ ] cumulative evidence.” Id.”)Mashiri v. Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC, No. 12cv2838- L (MDD), 2014 WL 4608718, at *2 (S.D. Cal. Sept. 15, 2014) (“If counsel for Plaintiff believed that counsel for Defendant was asking the same question repeatedly in bad faith or to unreasonably annoy, embarrass or oppress Plaintiff, counsel's option was to move to terminate or limit the deposition under Rule 30(d)(3). Plaintiff's current motion to terminate the deposition is untimely for that purpose as Rule 30(d)(3) requires the motion be made during the deposition.”)Plaintiff John Doe's Reply To Non-Party Jane Roe's Response To Plaintiff John Doe's Emergency Motions To Hold Non-Party Jane Roe In Contempt Of Court And To Compel Roe's Deposition, Doe V. Texas Christian University, No. 4:22-CV-00297-O (N. D. Tex. Filed Nov. 17, 2022) (arguing that termination of deposition was improper because terminating counsel did not timely move to terminate the deposition and did not use the language of the rule in terminating, saying instead, “And we will likewise reserve our rights to seek redress because counsel continued to ask the witness questions in a means designed to upset her and harass her and embarrass her, and nonetheless continued pressing that means, and we consider it improper and we'll raise that issue with the court and – if and when relief is sought”)Fed. R. Evid. 403 (basis of "asked and answered" objection; allowing exclusion of relevant evidence if there is a risk of needlessly presenting cumulative evidence)Cf., Episode 38, 10,000 Depositions Later Podcast (addressing related topic of whether multiple lawyers representing one party can question deponent in deposition)

Essa semana convidamos o Cesar Bertini, sócio da SmartMoney Ventures, para um bate-papo cheio de inspiração pra você!O Cesar é Engenheiro de computação, casado e pai de dois filhos. Nos primórdios da internet, fundou um dos primeiros provedores de acesso (Planet) e vendeu posteriormente. Fundou a MC1 Technologies, uma software house de plataforma e aplicações móveis corporativas, onde liderou o crescimento da empresa, contando com mais de 4 escritórios na América Latina e clientes em 16 países, participou de 3 operações de M&A e algumas rodadas de investimentos. Deixou a empresa em 2016 após vender suas ações e se tornou investidor anjo pela SmartMoney Ventures e também membro do conselho de algumas scale-ups.Confira a incrível jornada de um investidor do Reino!Episódio como Lidar com Burnouthttps://open.spotify.com/episode/00rx9TjDliIdbz9zJAQnKJ

Nesta edição especial do Dia Internacional da Mulher, abordamos como as mulheres podem crescer em ambientes masculinos, como Engenharia ou Tecnologia. Apresentação: Cassio Politi https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassiopoliti/. Convidada: Débora Bertini (diretora de Incorporação e Vendas da MPD Engenharia). Perfil da convidada no LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debora-bertini-53452561/. Site da empresa: https://www.mpd.com.br/. Anote algumas outras referências citadas no podcast. Post com dados do Inep sobre mulheres no mercado de Engenharia: https://engenharia360.com/mercado-de-trabalho-para-as-engenheiras/. Post com dados de mulheres na tecnologia: https://www.insper.edu.br/noticias/por-que-o-mercado-de-tecnologia-precisa-de-mais-mulheres/.

On this episode: - Benton names its next football coach - Western women's 11th straight win results in coach Candi Whitaker's 200th career win - Northwest women put a scare into 13th ranked Nebraska-Kearney - Bishop LeBlond Senior Tatum Studer scores her 1,000 point as the Golden Eagles roll in Richmond - Thursday's High School Tournament scores *Wanna thank our sponsors Don Tolly & Tolly & Associates, Inc - American Family Insurance, Barnes Roofing, Adam's Bar & Grill, Dave & Jen Schoeberl, Rob & Stacia Ann Studer, Patrick Lile, Little Caesars of St. Joseph, The Hi-Ho Bar & Grill, Weaver Overhead Door, Scott Hudson from ReeceNichols Ide Capital Realty, Chad and Kae Lewis, Miljavac Electric, Erin & Josh Perry, Janelle Glidewell of Lightstar Financial, J.C's Hardwood Floors, Ingles Plumbing & Excavating LLC., Musser Construction, Hixson-Klein Funeral Home LLC., KT Logistics LLC, Cutting Edge Commercial Cleaning and Preferred Lightning Protection, Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cliffnotespod/support

Mariolina Bertini"I piaceri e i giorni"Marcel ProustOscar Mondadorihttps://oscarmondadori.itTraduzione a cura di Mariolina Bertini e Giuseppe Girimonti GrecoLa caducità della bellezza, il tempo distruttore, l'incombere della morte.E poi la resurrezione del passato grazie alla memoria affettiva, la nostalgia per la simbiosi infantile con la figura materna, la gelosia che trasforma l'amore in tortura. Sono i temi che attraversano, come motivi musicali, le pagine dei Piaceri e i giorni (1896), conferendo a quest'opera composita di novelle, versi e prose un'unità profonda all'insegna della malinconia e del disincanto.Ironico aggiornamento del poema di Esiodo dedicato ai lavori agricoli, Le opere e i giorni, il primo libro pubblicato da Proust raccoglie testi composti tra il 1892 e il 1894 e descrive il bel mondo parigino alla fine dell'Ottocento, alternando pungenti osservazioni sulla sofisticata società mondana e i suoi difetti (snobismo, ipocrisia, ricerca dell'originalità a ogni costo) e riflessioni generali sui fuggevoli incanti e le inevitabili delusioni di ogni esperienza d'amore.È racchiusa in queste pagine tutta la giovinezza di Proust: visioni fugaci, sogni, moti dell'animo, impressioni di vita, satira di ambienti, paesaggi, atmosfere e personaggi tratteggiati con una scrittura limpida e veloce. Riletta alla luce della Recherche, la raccolta del 1896 rivela una ricchezza e una profondità insospettate.Questa edizione ripropone la forma originale dell'opera, con la prefazione di Anatole France, le preziose illustrazioni di Madeleine Lemaire, artista mondana frequentata dallo stesso Proust, e gli spartiti di Reynaldo Hahn, grande amore e amico dell'autore. In appendice alcuni testi mai pubblicati o mai ripresi in volume dallo stesso Proust.Marcel Proust (Parigi 1871-1922) è uno dei più grandi scrittori di tutti i tempi. La sua fama è legata al monumentale ciclo romanzesco Alla ricerca del tempo perduto, suddiviso in sette volumi, al quale si è dedicato per tutta la vita, e che venne pubblicato tra il 1913 e il 1927. Oltre che narratore, è stato anche un finissimo critico di letteratura, arte e musica e ha scritto novelle, poesie, saggi.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

Shellac Stack No. 291 handles its contents with care! We've got a 117-year-old record by Miss Corinne Morgan, theatre organ by Terance Casey, harmonizing by the Mills Brothers, and a whole lotta dance bands: Bertini, Russ Carlson, Howard Lanin, Billy James, and more. Thanks for supporting the Shellac Stack on Patreon: patreon.com/shellacstack

Nella mattinata di giovedì 27 ottobre, ai microfoni dei Degiornalist con Fabiana e Claudio Chiari, è stata ospite Ilaria Bertini, direttrice del dipartimento di efficienza energetica Enea, che ha parlato del vademecum, diffuso in questi giorni, contenente le misure taglia consumi con le regole e gli accorgimenti da seguire nelle nostre abitazioni per risparmiare sulle bollette. Il vademecum contiene le «misure principali legate al decreto risparmi del riscaldamento, quindi è necessario se possibile seguire le indicazioni di ridurre di un'ora il servizio del riscaldamento e di un grado la temperatura all'interno delle nostre abitazioni» spiega la direttrice di Enea. Inoltre, ha spiegato come queste norme risulterebbero vantaggiose se l'80% delle famiglie italiane le seguisse, perché con questa regola si potrebbero risparmiare più di 2 miliardi cubi di gas, e godere di un risparmio del 10-15% sulle bollette del gas.

Il punto sui progetti europei delle piccole e medie aziende. Stefano Bertini Confapi Terni Nuova Steim

In episode 4 of Kofi Time, our special guest is Catherine Bertini. Ms. Bertini discusses how she worked with Kofi Annan to fight hunger and malnutrition around the world. Not only is access to food far from universal, but it is also severely impacted by conflicts and climate change. As food prices increase and access becomes even more challenging, how can we replicate Kofi Annan's approach to improving food systems to make sure no one gets lefts behind on the path to food security globally? About Catherine Bertini: An accomplished leader in food security, international organization reform and a powerful advocate for women and girls, Catherine Bertini has had a distinguished career improving the efficiency and operations of organizations serving poor and hungry people in the United States and around the world. She has highlighted and supported the roles of women and girls in influencing change. She was named the 2003 World Food Prize Laureate for her transformational leadership at the World Food Programme (WFP), which she led for ten years, and for the positive impact she had on the lives of women. While in the US government, she expanded the electronic benefit transfer options for food stamp beneficiaries, created the food package for breastfeeding mothers, presented the first effort to picture healthy diets, and expanded education and training opportunities for poor women. As a United Nations Under Secretary-General, and at the head of the World Food Programme for ten years (1992 to 2002), she led UN humanitarian missions to the Horn of Africa and to Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel. During her time serving with WFP, Catherine Bertini was responsible for the leadership and management of emergency, refugee, and development food aid operations, reaching people in great need in over 100 countries, as well as advocacy campaigns to end hunger and to raise financial resources. With her World Food Prize, she created the Catherine Bertini Trust Fund for Girls' Education to support programs to increase opportunities for girls and women to attend school. At the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, where she is now professor emeritus, she taught graduate courses in humanitarian action, post-conflict reconstruction, girls' education, UN management, food security, international organizations, and leadership. She served as a senior fellow at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation early in its new agricultural development program. Bertini is now the chair of the board of the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN). Concurrently, she is a Distinguished Fellow at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. She has been named a Champion of the 2021 United Nations Food Systems Summit. She is a professor emeritus at Syracuse University. Photo Credit: UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe

Repertório:01 – Henri Chopin - El vientre de Bertini do CD 1ª Audición de poesía fónica 02 – Bob Cobbing – Música de Câmara CD 1ª Audición de poesía fónica 03 – Anais Maviel - In the Garden – do Resonant Bodies 04 - Paul Dutton - Tough and RumbleProdução, gravação, edição e locução: Marcelo BrissacMúsica “Drácula” usada no prefixo e sufixo, autoria de Marcelo Brissac e Livio Tragtenberg

Insieme a Valentina Bertini, Wine Manager Langosteria, ci confrontiamo su diversi temi legati alla ristorazione, al mondo Champagne e alla passione trasmessa di bottiglia in bottiglia.

Aletéia Lopes, CEO da Rede As Especialistas, Diretora Executiva HerdArs e com 15 anos de experiência em projetos com foco no desenvolvimento de famílias empresárias, entrevista Calina Barros de Oliveira Bertini. O assunto abordado será sobre a trajetória profissional e seu papel no empreendedorismo no artesanato.

Debate 322 - Maricarmen Alva, Aníbal Torres y Giancarlo BertiniLa presidenta del Congreso no debería ser la que se encargue del gobierno ante una vacancia. El ministro de Justicia cruza todas la líneas. ¡Y la sombra de Bertini sobre Fujimori!Síguenos en Sudaca.pehttps://www.facebook.com/sudacaperu.pehttps://twitter.com/SudacaPeruhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/suda...https://www.instagram.com/sudacaperu/Lima – Perú#Sudaca #Debate #AlexandraAmes #DavidRivera #PaoloBenza

Even though people think of me as a subscription person, I always say that for me, subscriptions are simply a tactic. Subscriptions force companies to better align their pricing with performance. If the subscriber doesn’t perceive ongoing value, they cancel the subscription…so it becomes the organization’s responsibility to ensure that the customer is achieving the desired outcome. That’s the real goal of subscriptions—to better align payment with outcome. Professor Marco Bertini is a professor at both Esade in Spain and the Harvard Business School here in the US. He is an expert on performance-based pricing—not just subscriptions, but pay-for-consumption models and even outcome-based pricing. Marco’s new book, The Ends Game: How Smart Companies Stop Selling Products and Start Delivering Value, which he cowrote with Oded Koenigsberg of the London Business School is one of the best pricing books I’ve read in a long time. In today’s conversation, we talk about how to optimize your pricing model to ensure that your customers can access the value you provide, use your offering well, and most importantly get the performance outcomes they need. Welcome to the show marco.

Questo nono episodio di Macerie ripercorre quasi un decennio di esperienze di autogestione in Ticino. Parte dall'occupazione del Selva Squat di Massagno e dal bisogno di alcune individualità di uscire dalle dinamiche del centro sociale. Si intuisce l'arrivo di una sensibilità diversa che porta nuovi elementi di discussione e un nuovo modo di intendere la lotta politica anche all'interno dell'assemblea. Anche il movimento globale sta sperimentando nuove forme di organizzazione: occupy Wall Street, le primavere arabe, le rivolte studentesche, le Femen e anche il Molino vive una sua metamorfosi. Nel 2013 a rendere più complessa la situazione, insieme al nuovo sindaco leghista Borradori entra in Municipio anche il giovane rampante Michele Bertini, è forse lui a spingere per far sì che il il Molino torni ad essere un problema all'ordine del giorno. “Ridare il Macello alla popolazione” è il nuovo mantra. Vengono lanciati nella discussione pubblica una serie di progetti con scarso appoggio politico e senza agganci nella realtà, per cercare di dare un uso diverso agli spazi occupati dall'autogestione: una cittadella per i bambini e poi una cittadella della solidarietà, lo spostamento delle scuole medie, la nuova sede del museo di storia naturale. Ancora da segnalare, a livello di rapporti con le autorità, un tentativo di dialogo poco convinto nel 2015, quasi nient'altro fino a maggio 2019 quando il Consiglio Comunale accetta un messaggio municipale con un credito per un concorso di architettura, che non prevede però la presenza dell'autogestione nell'area. Intanto però in Svizzera e nel mondo prendono forza movimenti nuovi, ecologisti, transfemministi e antirazzisti, spinte ed energie che filtrano anche all'interno del CSOA. E poi ad inizio 2020 l'arrivo della pandemia e le derive securitarie che ne conseguono, anche il Molino dovrà confrontarsi con questa novità…Macerie esce ogni due martedì, sul sito del molino e sulle principali piattaforme. Se vuoi aggiungere qualcosa o dire la tua su questa storia scrivi a macerie@inventati.org. Sentiti libera di inviare un vocale tramite Whatsapp o Telegram al numero +41 77 814 11 90 e condividere così la tua porzione di Macerie. La tua voce i tuoi ricordi ma anche le tue idee, le tue rivendicazioni saranno la base su cui costruire un episodio corale.

Patrizia Bertini, Associate Director of DesignOps at Babylon talks to us about how change management is an essential part of any org change, the benefits of going slow to go fast, how to win over the team with changes in their processes and tooling and why DesignOps at the C suite level.Patrizia on TwitterPat-bertini.medium.comLewin's Model of ChangeParov Stelar DiscographyDesignOps Island Discs is brought to you by zeroheight, the design system documentation platform. You can jump in at any point and create your first styleguide for free. Until next time, bon voyage...

Would you rather pay for healthcare or for better health? For school or education? For groceries or nutrition? A car or transportation? A theater performance or entertainment? In The Ends Game, Marco Bertini describes how some firms are rewriting the rules of commerce: instead of selling the means (their products and services), they adopt innovative revenue models to pursue ends (actual outcomes). Ron and Ed are thrilled to have Marco on the show for what promises to be a stimulating conversation.

Would you rather pay for healthcare or for better health? For school or education? For groceries or nutrition? A car or transportation? A theater performance or entertainment? In The Ends Game, Marco Bertini describes how some firms are rewriting the rules of commerce: instead of selling the means (their products and services), they adopt innovative revenue models to pursue ends (actual outcomes). Ron and Ed are thrilled to have Marco on the show for what promises to be a stimulating conversation.

Would you rather pay for healthcare or for better health? For school or education? For groceries or nutrition? A car or transportation? A theater performance or entertainment? In The Ends Game, Marco Bertini describes how some firms are rewriting the rules of commerce: instead of selling the means (their products and services), they adopt innovative revenue models to pursue ends (actual outcomes). Ron and Ed are thrilled to have Marco on the show for what promises to be a stimulating conversation.

Marco Bertini, marketing professor at Esade Business School, says more and more companies are turning to pricing algorithms to maximize profits. But many are unaware of a big downside. The constant price shifts can hurt the perception of the brand and its products. He warns that overreliance on artificial intelligence and machine learning without considering human psychology can cause serious damage to the customer relationship. And he outlines steps managers should take, including implementing guardrails, overrides, and better communication tactics. With London Business School professor Oded Koenigsberg, Bertini wrote the HBR article "The Pitfalls of Pricing Algorithms."

Lisa Bertini, national sales director-North America for Aurora Expeditions, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about her Australian-based expedition cruise line, which has two ships offering Antarctica programs plus some very usual sailings to destinations around the world. Aurora Expeditions, which is more than 30 years old, was actually founded by an intrepid explorer, Greg Mortimer, whom one of its ships is named after. Bertini describes the Aurora's ships, their itineraries and how the expedition cruise line is emerging from the pandemic. For more information, visit www.aurora-expeditions.com.  If interested, the original video of this podcast -- with supplemental pictures and video -- can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel  or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube. 

Jo Bertini's recent exhibition at Sydney's Arthouse Gallery, ‘Songs of Dry Hills', alluringly portrayed the landscape she is drawn to repeatedly - the desert. Her love of that landscape and its First Nations People has led her to spend months at a time not only in the deserts of Australia but also those of India and the US. She has built an intimate connection to these lands and their people through thousands of hours of drawing and painting directly from her subjects. The paintings in her recent show were big and bold, but it wasn't just the scale that caught your attention. Standing in front of the works the viewer was drawn into an other-worldly landscape where earth colours are replaced with a kaleidoscope of hues including accents of shining iridescent paint. Jo has been exhibiting for over 30 years, in hundreds of solo and group shows, and her work is held in private and public collections across the world. She is also an acclaimed portraitist with work in the National Portrait gallery, as well as an art educator, lecturer and writer. Jo comes from a family of well known painters and photographers including the modernist photographer Olive Cotton and her mother, the sculptor Anne Ferguson, has been her greatest mentor. To hear the conversation press 'play' beneath the above photo. I also filmed Jo in her studio in Sydney - her larger studios are in country NSW and in New Mexico, USA, where she has lived for the past 5 years. That footage will be on this website and the Talking with Painters YouTube channel in a few weeks. Upcoming show Solo exhibition at GOCA, University of Colorado, April to August 2022 Links to things we talked about in the show Website of Jo BertiniJo Bertini at Arthouse GalleryAustralian Desert Expeditions'Fieldwork', book of Bertini's drawings and gouache paintings 'Dry Wash', oil on French polyester canvas, 124.5 x 154.5cm 'Desert garden in the land of enchantment', oil on French polyester canvas, 155.5 x 155cm 'Casting a Wish Beneath the River', oil on Belgian linen, 201 x 155cm 'Hidden River of Sand', oil on Belgian linen, 202.5 x 206.5cm Kitty Kantilla and Freda Warlapinni at Milikapiti (Snake Bay), 2003, oil on canvas, 152 x 135cmCollection: National Portrait Gallery, Australia 'Lachuben Rabari - Old and New', 2016, oil on canvas on vintage woven wedding shawl 130 x 92 cm 'Sand Sky', oil on French polyester canvas, 93.5 x 135cm 'The Language of Wind', iridescent pigment and oil on French polyester canvas, 99.5 x 175.5cm Selection of pencil, charcoal and gouache sketches from 'Fieldwork', published by Zabriskie Books, 2014

Domenic Bertini is the Executive Vice President of Field Operations at American Income Life Insurance Company.

Coach Bertini of Westfield State came on to discuss the System with us. We discuss how the system has evolved over the years for her and her program, advice she has for coaches, how she differs in her practices then other system coaches and much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/systembasketball/support