Podcast appearances and mentions of beth powell

Water security is a critical issue that affects every aspect of our lives, yet we take it for granted. In the US, regional factors make it costly and difficult to manage. Our guests, Kevin Westerling, Chief Editor, Water Online, Beth Powell, President FCS, and Kelly Macfarlane, HWM's President share their insights in this fascinating discussion. They share the challenges in water management and highlight the importance of public awareness, engagement and collaboration. They also explore the role of policy and investment and how Halma's technologies help conserve water and manage water systems more efficiently. Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode!Find out more about Halma by following us on LinkedIn or at www.halma.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A warm Mancunian welcome to all my listeners from your host Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe. In the seventh episode of the Meet the Mancunian podcast, I interview Beth Powell, Managing Director of Creative City and a nominee for the Spirit of Manchester Award for Social Economy Champion. Beth details her motivations for supporting women and youth, her journey through personal mental health challenges, and the founding of Creative City. The organisation uses arts for empowerment, offering long-term community and youth projects in challenging environments. Beth discusses the hurdles of funding and inclusivity, the importance of community, and the impact they have achieved. She emphasises trust in people, collaboration, and the significance of starting small. Beth also shares how to get involved with Creative City and her pride in being nominated for the Spirit of Manchester Awards. #Women #Youth #CreativeCommunities #community #GM #manchester #SocialImpact #NonProfit #podcast   Did you know:   ·      Creativity can be a powerful tool for empowerment, as it can help people express themselves, challenge societal norms, and inspire change.  ·      Creativity can be a way for people to tell their stories and advocate for gender equality.  ·      Creativity can help people challenge societal norms and promote empowerment.  ·      Creativity can help people inspire change and make the world a more inclusive and equitable place.  ·      Creativity can help people broaden their perspectives and overcome prejudices.  ·     Creativity can help people find solutions and discover new possibilities.    Key resource Creative City Time stamps of key moments in the podcast episode & transcript: (02:21) Founding Creative City (02:38) Empowerment Through Arts and Community (04:50) Challenges in Social Work (07:28) Impact and Community Building (09:54) Spirit of Manchester Awards Nomination (10:44) Advice for Aspiring Changemakers (16:23) Personal Reflections and Life Lessons   Listen to the episode and read the transcript on www.meetthemancunian.co.uk

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In this episode of Raising Real Estate Standards, Mark sits down with Mary Beth Powell, a seasoned real estate professional with over 23 years in the industry. Currently serving as President-Elect of the Greensboro Regional Realtors Association, Mary Beth has a wealth of experience and insights to share.What We Discuss:Mary Beth's Path to Real Estate: She began her career in pharmaceutical sales before making the switch to real estate. She discusses what drew her to the industry and the challenges she faced along the way.Community Work: Mary Beth is deeply involved in her community, contributing to local boards and fundraising for hospitals. Learn how she balances her professional and personal commitments.Lessons from Corporate Sales: She shares how skills from her corporate sales background helped her navigate the real estate world.Balancing Work and Life: Mary Beth provides practical tips on how she manages her time between her career, community service, and family.Mary Beth's story is about finding fulfillment in real estate, making a difference in the community, and balancing various roles in life. Whether you're in real estate or another field, this episode offers practical advice and inspiration.The opinions on this podcast are Mark and Brian's and not in any way a reflection of RE/MAX or anyone else in the industry.Social Media and Contact InformationLink Tree:  https://linktr.ee/raisingrealestatestandards

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Join me this week for a chat with singer/ song writer Beth Powell about the challenges of growing up in a small town and the experiences that lead us to become ourselves. As always, if you have any questions, wonderings or suggestions, you can find me here:Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast

Check out the latest episode of Tell Me Why with DFW-based Captain Deborah Hecker, First Officer Beth Powell and retired First Officer Brenda Robinson. In recognition of Women’s History Month, Deborah, Beth and Brenda discuss their unconventional path to the flight deck, the importance of having a support system — including each other — and how to inspire the next generation of women aviators.

Beth Powell was recently featured in Essence magazine as one of the few female African-American airline pilots operating in the United States. Beth's interest in flying began when she was 15 years old and took an introductory airplane flight in her home country of Jamaica. She was immediately hooked, and started taking flying lessons when she was 16. She soloed at 16 and received her Private Pilot certificate when she was 17. To pay for her CFI lessons Beth worked three jobs, and finally landed a position at American Eagle, and then later became a pilot with American Airlines, where she flies domestic and international routes. In addition to her flying duties, Beth is also a pilot manager at the Integrated Operations Center. Beth is active in giving back to aviation, sponsoring a scholarship through the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) and, additionally through the Sisters of the Skies, which reaches out to young African-American girls to tell them about aviation.

In Focus - 5-13-18 - Beth Powell - Mothers Against Drunk Drivers East Texas Office

Beth Powell, a digital marketing strategist, joins the podcast to talk about a simple 4 phase digital marketing framework to implement into your business and boost your online marketing efforts. Some of questions and concerns you may have with your digital marketing could be “Why am I not getting the engagement and traction I want and… The post 10: 4 Phases In A Digital Marketing Strategy appeared first on Marketing Crunch Podcast.

Beth Powell is a speaker, coach, and consultant specializing in how SME businesses can grow through digital marketing and social media.

In this special episode of Elite Broker, The Adviser talks to digital marketing guru and Better Business Summit speaker Beth Powell, who reveals her tips for brokers looking to attract new leads, the common misconceptions about social media marketing and how brokers can build their online presence. In this week's episode: • Educating brokers on marketing • Reviewing your online presence • Common social media mistakes http://www.theadviser.com.au

Over the past ten years, Beth Powell has become the go-to person for clear explanations about how to use digital marketing to grow businesses. Beth started out with an online business 16 years ago and through trial and error learnt how to market that business online. It's still going strong. She regularly travels around the country speaking to large groups and running workshops about digital marketing. Beth has helped thousands of business owners and marketers to take charge of their online marketing challenges. In this episode of Reputation Revolution, Beth walks us through her R.A.C.E. digital marketing formula: Reach > Act > Convert > Engage - and touches on a range of topics including SEO, landing pages, content and Facebook advertising.