Podcasts about breakfast series

For our first episode of the 2024, Jesse sat down with President/CEO of Lifespring Health Systems and member of the Leadership SI DISCOVER 2006 Class, Dr. Beth Keeney. If you have not already listened to her Breakfast Series preview episode, please go check it out. During our conversation we discussed her leadership path through the Clark Co drug courts and the legal world to where she is now and the lessons she's learned along the way. Beth delivers some great advice for young and upcoming leaders and has some great insight on the world around us.  If you are a Leadership Southern Indiana Member and would like to be featured on the show, simply email us at Info@leadershipsi.org. If you would like to know more about Leadership Southern Indiana and what we do please check us out https://leadershipsi.org/

In honor of our Leadership Southern Indiana Breakfast Series (Presented by Axiom Financial Strategies Group), Jesse sat down with Beth Keeney, President/CEO, of Lifespring Health Systems. Beth will be moderating both panels and has been instrumental in the success of this year's series. Tickets are available still for the Feb 6th Breakfast Series: Community Health Lessons for Leaders and for the March 5th Breakfast Series: Firearm Violence Prevention, Intervention, and PostventionIf you are a Leadership Southern Indiana Member and would like to be featured on the show, simply email us at Info@leadershipsi.org. If you would like to know more about Leadership Southern Indiana and what we do please check us out https://leadershipsi.org/

The legendary Ivan Lendl joined me for the inaugural Practice and Breakfast Series, where he coached 11 players on 2 separate courts, and then we had a free flowing organic hour Q and A . We discussed his life in the juniors, particularly the Orange Bowl and how it was the most important tournament in junior tennis. He talked about why cheating wasn't prevalent when he was a junior, and how the Spanish, French, Italians, and Aussies are retaining their elite pros to work with their country's respective juniors. He then talked in length about his upcoming Australian campaign with Andy Murray, and how he believes Andy is ready to go. He discussed the misconception of American Men's tennis being on a downtick . He talked Zverev, and how the young players are going to win majors. Recorded Dec 17 at The Royal Palm Tennis Club, Released Dec 25The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast is powered by Sergio TacchiniDiadora is the official Shoe of the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining RDA director Wayne Sunderland for episode 63 of the Business Leader's Breakfast Series are the fabulous duo from Clever Cookie Academy - Peita and Rob Mages.   Clever Cookie Academy has taken the local tutoring world by storm with their colourful branding and commitment to make learning fun.   Peita and Rob started with two students in a shed and have grown into an established academy working from an entire office floor, helping over 400 students tackle their learning challenges and excel.   Peita is a Minister's Award for Excellence in Teaching recipient for achieving record-breaking HSC results. She is a teacher trainer, expert speaker, and lover of literature. She's a pusher and is renowned for her dogged determination to help her students achieve incredible results.Prior to teaching, Peita worked in the film industry for Walt Disney Pictures, Sony  Pictures and Universal Pictures as a National Publicity and Promotions Manager. Hobbies include baking at inappropriate hours and lurking outside of her comfort zone.   Rob absolutely HATED mathematics as a child (unlike a lot of maths teachers), and it is believed this is the precise reason he's so good at explaining its tricky concepts to students. His background in the corporate sector means that he always links his teaching of mathematical concepts to a real-world setting, tackling the ‘when will I EVER use this in my life' question, head on. Rob's never give up mentality is known to rub off on his students and he is forever providing outside of hours support to Cookies stuck on maths problems.   This interview is an inspiring look into a husband and wife team who took a leap into business and never looked back.

Fintechs dominate Africa's tech industry, and for good reason. For instance, in 2021, two-thirds of venture funding raised by African startups went to fintechs. 6 out of Africa's 8 unicorns are also fintechs. Although the entry of fintechs into African financial services first seemed like a threat to traditional players, particularly banks, that is fast changing. Today, banks are seeing fintechs less as competitors and more as partners as it has become clearer that collaboration is what the industry needs to enter into a new wave of growth. On Friday, April 22nd, for the first edition of the Ecobank Fintech Breakfast series, several industry experts spoke about what these fintech-bank collaborations entail and how they can benefit both sides. They included Tomilola Majekodunmi, CEO of Bankly, Gbenga Ajayi - Partner, QED Investors, Daniel Ahouassa -Co-founder and Co- CEO, Weblogy, Isaac Kamuta - Group Head: Cash - Payments, Cash Management and Client Access, Ecobank Group, and Tayo Oviosu, Founder and CEO, Paga Group. They discussed how to identify the right partners, how to structure partnerships that work, how to manage the challenges that may arise from partnering, and how to expand across the continent by leveraging partnerships

This month of March is our Mental Month and SFTH with Timi podcast will focus on Breakfast series, where guests will be invited to share their heartbreak moments.The episode 2 of this series is about a true life experience Ryan went through. He shared his toughest moments with Timi and walked us through his healing journey. Stream Ryan music titled Paradise in Hell and you will love it. If you have any word for us, drop your messages to blessingolaniyiiov@gmail.com or you can use the comment box. See you the next Fripod day.

This month of March is our Mental Month and SFTH with Timi podcast will focus on Breakfast series, where guests will be invited to share their heartbreak moments.The episode 1 of this series is about a true life experience NK went through. She shared her toughest moments with Timi and walked us through her healing journey. If you have any word for us, drop your messages to blessingolaniyiiov@gmail.com or you can use the comment box. See you the next Fripod day.

Day 3 of 21 Day Elimination Diet Series of Short Episodes with Jenn Rice, founder of Love Your Gut Club. Breakfast can be really hard to change if you've been eating breads, eggs, cereals or oats. We have several delicious and Elimination friendly suggestions for you! Tune in and keep going. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/functionallyfit/message

CreativeMornings is a national breakfast lecture series with local chapters that host free, monthly meetups with revolving themes, speakers and venues. And thanks to resident Olivia Lehman, Fort Wayne became an official part of the network this past January. The concept is deceptively simple. One Friday a month, attendees are invited to gather to enjoy fresh coffee, friendly people, and an international array of breakfast foods, while learning about a new and thought provoking topic. Always ready to find out what the local creatives are up to, WBOI's Julia Meek sat down with Lehman to discuss this concept's scope and popularity, as well as her personal motivation for sharing it with the community. WBOI Artcentric is brought to you by WBOI's own Julia Meek and Ben Clemmer. Our theme music is “Me voy pal campo'' by KelsiCote. Our administrative assistants are Olivia Fletter and Keegan Lee. Our production assistants are Alex Castonzo, Steve Mullaney, and Sydney Wagner.

Kemp Boyd, the Executive Director of Love Akron, was the guest speaker for our May 15th Rise and Shine Breakfast Series. Kemp engaged, convicted, and encouraged all of the men in attendance. Kemp shared his answers to two questions given to those in attendance: 1.) "How have you been challenged?" 2.) "What excites or motivates you for the future?" He shared with the men about the book he is reading "In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day". This book, by Mark Batterson, is based on 2 Samuel 23:20. Kemp ended his breakfast message with his question "What lions are you running from that you should be chasing?"

We're jumping into our SECOND Guest episode with SECOND Breakfast and you're invited! Second Breakfast is a channel where Avi and Ruchi travel around the world and make videos capturing their journey. They're current in Mexico and are ready to start travelling once lockdowns and travel restrictions lift around the world and, of course, they've been to Japan! In this episode, we talk to them about the idea that started the channel, what they are doing now and then jump into Japan and talk about their experience. They claim to be too old for anime, but we believe there is no such thing. We stick to our Weeb 101 roots and we talk about anime, what they've seen, what they should see and we have open communication channels with each other to talk about travel, anime and much more. Check it out and let us know what you think! If you are here because you follow Second Breakfast and found us through them, Sid and Bru welcome you to their little corner of the internet and hope you enjoy your stay! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with both Weeb 101 news and some cool anime releases. Let us know what you think too! We love conversations! Follow Second Breakfast Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXliPEpW7T853y990caehMA Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/avishastry/ Listen to the audio version - Anchor - https://anchor.fm/weeb101 Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/weeb-101/id1533775571 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5IowiKxUz7F0iuk7OJ7GDn Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8zMTk4ZjljOC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Follow us on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with both Weeb 101 news and some cool anime releases. Let us know what you think too! We love conversations! Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/weeb101pod Twitter - https://twitter.com/weeb101pod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/weeb101pod/

The 2019 election campaign is under way. The parties have made major policy announcements. But so far, much of the commentary has focused on political bombshells. When we don’t talk policy as much as we should, that’s a shame. First, because the announcements leaders make are good markers of their party’s election strategy. But more than that, because whoever forms government is going to be making good on a number of these election promises. And a healthy policy debate is crucial for citizens looking to make informed political choices. That’s why, over the next several weeks, we’ll be highlighting the policy issues on the campaign trail by covering the three panel discussions in Policy Options’ new Election 2019 Breakfast Series. The events are being held in Ottawa in partnership with the Max Bell School of Public Policy and sponsored by the CBC. This panel explores emerging policy themes. It features Mike De Souza, Tasha Kheiriddin, and Jennifer Robson, and is moderated by Jennifer Ditchburn. For more information, go to: https://policyoptions.irpp.org/po-events/election-2019-breakfast-series/ Download for free. New episodes every second Wednesday. Tweet your questions and comments to @IRPP or @jbugiel.

Did you miss our Breakfast Series event last week? We have you covered on today’s podcast episode. Hear from our featured panelists on how work-based learning can be a tool for your organization to attract future talent, how to tap into resources to start a program, and what the state is doing to fuel work-based learning programs

The Eastern Cape is the beating heart of Mercedes Benz in South Africa, with a rich history. The world’s premier motoring company is a proud partner of Laureus South Africa and in 2018 held a series sporting-themed breakfasts delivering key insights into the latest happenings in the sporting world as well as the Laureus Foundation. This episode provides a highlights reel of those events as we hear from some of sport's biggest names including the likes of Zolani Tete, Jeremy Brockie, Amanda Dlamini, Morne du Plessis and Elana Meyer. This audio journey is a spiritual homecoming to the famous Mercedes Benz plant in East London, of sorts, as we trace the impact Nelson Mandela had on Mercedes Benz South Africa, the Laureus Foundation and to millions around the world.

Moderator: Vish Khanna, Host/Producer, Kreative Kontrol with Vish Khanna Panelists: Asha Daniere, EVP, Legal/Business Affairs, Blue Ant Media Krista Faist, CEO & Publisher, Foodism and Escapism Toronto Kit Redmond, Executive Chair & President, RTR Media Ian Stanger, Co-Founder & Label Manager, Black Box Music

Moderator: Vish Khanna, Host/Producer, Kreative Kontrol with Vish Khanna Panelists: Jennifer Burkitt, Founder & Creative Director, Log Cabin Productions Geoff Kulawick, President, True North Records/Linus Entertainment Juan Esteban Lopez, President & Co-Founder, Pipeline Studios

Men’s Breakfast Series - Rhythms, Part 3 with the Elder Panel, May 5, 2018 by Keller, Texas

Men's Breakfast Series - Rhythms, Part 2 with Kyle Wakefield, April 28, 2018 by Keller, Texas

Moderator: Lisa Freeman, Research Consultant Panelists: Janal Bechthold, Board Member and Chair of the Women Composer Advisory Council, Screen Composers Guild of Canada Christa Dickenson, President & CEO, Interactive Ontario Emily Kellogg, Program Manager, Association of Canadian Publishers Melanie Rutledge, Director, Government and Industry Engagement, Magazines Canada

Men's Breakfast Series - Rhythms, Part 1 with Daniel Starnes, April 21, 2018 by Keller, Texas

The new "Marxe Issues" Breakfast Series focuses on important public policy concerns. In keeping with the findings and issues raised in Steven Diner's book “Universities and Their Cities: Urban Higher Education in America," the author explores the role of higher education in advancing economic and social justic relations. The panel will discuss how a stronger university/city collaboration involving pooling vast resources can significantly benefit both citizens and government services. An enhanced alliance of cities/universities can be a bold step toward rethinking how to advance needed local changes and advancements.

Kitchener-Waterloo | Adding live experiences to traditionally mediated cultural products can offer new audience development and revenue generation opportunities: think consumer shows, pop-up shops, exclusive screenings, and conventions. The bonus is that the live event can be the springboard for new cultural products with their own potential to be developed. Join us for a discussion with savvy creatives who share tips on how to curate premium experiences to connect with and develop your audiences in novel ways. Moderator: David McConnachie, Publisher, Alternatives Journal Panelists: Meridith Braun, VP Publishing, Digital Extremes Pamela Mulloy, Editor, The New Quarterly Craig Thompson, President and Executive Producer, Ballinran Entertainment

Sudbury Event | Adding live experiences to traditionally mediated cultural products can offer new audience development and revenue generation opportunities: think consumer shows, pop-up shops, exclusive screenings, and conventions. The bonus is that the live event can be the springboard for new cultural products with their own potential to be developed. Moderator: Tammy Frick, Executive Director, Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival. Panelists: Mike Daoust, Founder, Northern Game Design Challenge; Vicki Gilhula, Associate Publisher/Editor, Sudbury Living Magazine Group; Mark Montefiore, Co-President, New Metric Media & Executive Producer, Letterkenny.

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Ontario content creators understand that relying on revenue from the Canadian market alone limits growth and opportunities for collaboration. Our moderator and panelists will explore ways to prepare international strategies and speak to such topics as finding collaborators and relationship building through festival, market and conference attendance in Canada and abroad; taking advantage of Government priorities, treaties and missions; and planning for market readiness. Moderator: Jeffrey Crossman, Trade Commissioner (Creative Industries) Global Affairs Canada Panelists: Maria Armstrong, CEO, Executive Producer of Big Coat Media Karen Boersma, Publisher, Owlkids Books Anne Loi, Executive Vice President, Global Operations, DHX Media

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Adding live experiences to traditionally mediated cultural products can offer new audience development and revenue generation opportunities: think author readings, pop up shops, eSports, and conventions. The bonus is that the live event can be the springboard for new cultural products with their own potential to be developed. Join us for a discussion with savvy creative companies who tell us how they create and curate premium experiences to connect with their audiences in novel ways, and explain how they are diversifying their revenue streams in the process. Moderator: Heather Kanabe, Festival Director, The Word on the Street Book and Magazine Festival Panelists: Meridith Braun, VP Publishing, Digital Extremes David Leonard, Events Director, The Walrus Mark Montefiore, Co-President, New Metric Media & Executive Producer, Letterkenny

In a special edition of Corrs High Vis, Lawyer David Hastie talks to Corrs Senior Associate Leighton Moon and HKA Vice President James Lyall ahead of Corrs Chambers Westgarth’s Delay and Disruption breakfast seminar on Tuesday 20 June 2017.  In considering the Society of Construction Law’s recently released 2nd edition of its Delay and Disruption Protocol, we consider how construction industry professionals can best take advantage of the updated protocol. 

The changing technological landscape has had an immense influence on the way the creative media industries deliver content to audiences. As content continues to shift from physical to digital formats the same evolution is also happening for sales channels, triggering the rise of new platforms and methods of distribution. What are the challenges in getting a market-ready creative work, regardless of the sector it comes from, through the existing and evolving distribution paths and to the end-user who can be either in Canada or abroad? OMDC commissioned and recently launched a study on this subject. Hear from the study authors how Ontario content owners are creatively navigating the challenges of the shifting distribution landscape to successfully deliver their content to audiences around the world. Presenter: Kristian Roberts, Partner, Nordicity Moderator: Negin Zebarjad, Manager, Nordicity Panelists: Diane Hall, President, 2 for Life Media Inc. Tony Walsh, Company Director, Phantom Compass

The new "Marxe Issues" Breakfast Series focuses on important public policy concerns.

The market for augmented and virtual reality is anticipated to grow by 89%, to $16 billion globally in 2020. Content creators from across the sectors will speak about the challenges and successes they've had experimenting with this emerging form of content from financing and concept definition to development and marketing and distribution. Moderator: Nigel Newton, Consultant for AR Innovation & Strategy Panelists: Bernie Roehl, CEO, Virtual Escapes Damir Slogar, Founder and CEO, Big Blue Bubble Keith Makse, CEO, Red Meat Games Dr. Rhonda Bathurst, Executive Director, Museum of Ontario Archaeology

The market for augmented and virtual reality is anticipated to grow by 89%, to $16 billion globally in 2020. Content creators from across the sectors will speak about the challenges and successes they've had experimenting with this emerging form of content from financing and concept definition to development and marketing and distribution. Moderator: Nigel Newton, Consultant for AR Innovation & Strategy Panelists: Nyla Innuksuk, Owner & Producer, Pinnguaq Productions Inc.; Srinivas Krishna, Founder and CEO, AWE Company Ltd.; Lucie Lalumière, Founder, Lalumiere Media and Executive Producer, 360 Story Lab; J. Lee Williams, President, Occupied VR

Kingdom Called - Breakfast Series

In a climate where it is becoming increasingly difficult to finance content, creators and producers must explore alternative ways to raise capital. Hear from content creators across the sectors about their successes and challenges engaging with new financing models and learn whether any of these models (which include crowdfunding, venture capital and angel investment) are right for your company. Moderator: Catherine Tait, President, Duoploy Panelists: Alex Jansen, Founder and Producer, Pop Sandbox; John Young, CEO, Boat Rocker Media; Anne Marie Maduri, Venture Capital & Private Equity Consultant, Maduri & Associates Inc.; Daniel Bekerman, Producer, Scythia Films

Kingdom Called - Breakfast Series

Kingdom Called - Breakfast Series

Kingdom Called - Breakfast Series

Data is a vital part of understanding consumer patterns. Creative content producers use data and analytics in vastly different ways to guide their product development, distribution, and marketing strategies. This panel looks at how three Ontario-based companies are using data and analytics to inform their product development, guide their marketing strategies, and ultimately, to understand their audience. Moderator: Erin Creasey, Manager, Industry Initiatives, OMDC Panelists: Devi Ekanand, Vice President, Marketing, Promotions and New Media, Coalition Music Ken Hunt, Publisher, Toronto Life Margaret Bryant, Director of Sales and Marketing, Dundurn Press

Everything you thought you knew about negotiating rights, royalties and license fees changed when your content moved from the traditional distributors across platforms to the digital space. Learn from those who have been there and done that in the new marketplace, with experience negotiating with broadcasters, technology companies, other content creators and streaming services for screen-based, music and published content. Explore new revenue sources through collaboration. Moderators: Chris Taylor and Doug Murray, Taylor Klein Oballa Panelists: Barbara Howson, Vice-President, Sales and Licensing, House of Anansi and Groundwood Books Michael Perlmutter, Music Supervisor, Producer, Instinct Entertainment Nathan Vella, President and Co-Founder, Capybara Games

It’s 2015: how pervasive is gender bias in the creative media industries – and does it matter? Our panel discusses the issues and the findings of recently released and in-process research examining gender in the film and television, interactive digital media, music and publishing industries. Moderator: Sue Carter, Editor, Quill and Quire Panelists: Rachel Goldstein-Couto, Entertainment and Specialty Television, Bell Media Samantha Slattery, Women in Music Professional Association of Canada / Founder, Republic Presents Suzanne Stein, Foresight & Innovation / Digital Futures, OCAD University

Join our panelists from three established content creation companies to explore ways to add another layer to the media experience. We’ll be looking at strategies and tools for building additional content into products, the cost and how the marketplace is responding to these innovations. Moderator: Kim Gibson, Program Consultant - Interactive Digital Media, OMDC Panelists: Penny Caldwell, Cottage Life Media; Erin Mallory, House of Anansi; Blair Powers, Sinking Ship Entertainment

Data visualization is the art of visually communicating information - through informative, persuasive or artistic approaches to displaying patterns, relationships and trends in information. Compelling data visualizations can create powerful content experiences and help deliver key messages when communicating with stakeholders about your business. In this session, our presenters give examples from their recent work and offers tips and techniques for crafting effective visual stories with your information. Moderator: Karen Mazurkewich, Maz Media Productions Panel: Noah Genner, BookNet Canada; Andrea Teolis, Graphic Designer & Software Programmer; Manfred Becker, Documentary Filmmaker & Lecturer

What are your obligations under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act? What do you need to do in providing customer service, the information and communication you provide to the public, and as an employer? A representative from the Accessibility Directorate of Ontario explains. Panelists: Richard Cavanagh, CEO/Funding Officer, Broadcasting Accessibility Fund Alfred Spencer, Director, Outreach and Strategic Initiatives, Accessibility Directorate of Ontario

Companies across the creative media industries face common issues: how to attract and retain top talent, recruit for intermediate and junior positions, stay ahead of talent and training gaps, and do effective succession planning. In this Digital Dialogue Breakfast session experts in the field, including Diane Davy, Executive Director of WorkInCulture, discuss the issues and answer audience questions. Panel: Sandy Lee, Toronto International Film Festival; Diane Davy, WorkInCulture; Lisa Lyons, Kids Can Press/Corus Ent.

The market for creative media product is global; when trying to reach consumers outside Canada you may encounter different business models and technology as well as cultural differences. What do you need to know when selling in foreign territories? Panellists share their experiences selling to the US and other international markets: strategies for success and lessons learned. Moderator: Kim Gibson, OMDC Panel: Rob Segal, Get Set Games; Ryan St. Peters, Shaftesbury & Smokebomb; Peter Wilmshurst, AGW Publishing Inc.

Book publishers, music labels, and magazines used to depend heavily on reaching their audience by getting their product into retail stores, where consumers could find and purchase their products, and marketing leaned heavily on in-store merchandising. The changing retail landscape — fewer bricks and mortar stores, limited shelf space in the stores that exist, and the growing marketshare of online retailers — has dramatically changed how companies reach their consumer audiences. Three companies from different sectors share case studies on creative ways they are reaching audiences now, and how the digital sphere intersects with both their physical and digital products. Moderator: Deb Day, Innovate by Day Panel: Erin Creasey, ECW Books; Nathan Laurie, Jobpostings.ca; James Trauzzi, Last Gang Records

How to successfully leverage collaboration arrangements to achieve your business goals Do you need to develop an area of your business that requires skills that your staff don’t have or have you consider outsourcing an area of the business that is not a part of your core competencies? What can partnerships or other ventures do to enhance your foray into new business areas or to outsource certain business areas? Learn what other companies have done to successfully leverage arrangements in their business strategies. Moderator: Lisa Coulman, PwC Panel: Sandra Singer, Director, Open Roof Festival; Peter Kozik, Senior VP & CFO, Arc Productions; Philippa King, VP, Business Affairs, marblemedia; Strahan McCarten, Scalar

With the explosive growth in Smartphones and tablets expected over the next several years have you considered all the avenues to commercialize your rights to content? The use of mobile devices is expected to grow explosively over the next several years with mobile internet penetration expected to grow from 35% to 65% in just 5 years and with over 90% of people using a mobile device while multi tasking. We will investigate how companies have creatively multiplied avenues for commercializing their content rights. Moderator: Lisa Coulman, PwC Panel: Mike Wagman, MavenSay; Yoav Schwartz, Uberflip; Lisa Lyons, Kids Can Press

Do you effectively use all your consumer data? Data overload? Do you have a ton of data on usage, visits to your website, followers, market trending, consumer usage, population demographics? Are you successfully employing data mining tools to leverage business opportunities? Our panelists will discuss this important business challenge. Moderator: Lisa Coulman, PwC Panelists: Nathon Gunn, Social Game Universe; Ken Hunt, St. Joseph Media; Cal Rosen, PwC

For entertainment companies, funding is available from both public and private sources. Whether you are obtaining funding through a grant process, from a traditional bank or from your friends and family, how clearly you present your business plans and commercial opportunities will impact how successful you are in raising funds. Learn from funders, Ray Brooks (Angel Investor), Andrew Giosa (RBC Royal Bank), and Kim Gibson (OMDC), what a successful pitch document looks like.

This week on Hull on Estates, Nadia Harasymowycz and Craig Vander Zee discuss the Hull and Hull LLP breakfast series that was held on January 13, 2010. This breakfast series was accredited by the Law Society for professionalism requirements and continuing professionalism.

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This week on Hull on Estates, Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag follow up a discussion about undue influence that took place at Hull & Hull’s Breakfast Series on Sept. 24th, 2009. If you have any comments, send us an email at hull.lawyers@gmail.com or leave a comment on our blog.