Podcast appearances and mentions of brian kyle

In this episode of “Buy: The Way… To Purposeful Procurement,” Rich Ham, Philip Ideson, and Kelly Barner reflect on what we heard from Oliver Hurrey and Brian Kyle in episodes 3 and 4 and explore how these procurement leaders find purpose and passion in their work, no matter how big or small the project is.  Rich, Philip, and Kelly discuss what “purposeful procurement” truly means in 2025, challenging the notion that practitioners can only find purpose when they're working for highly-mission driven organizations. With the right mindset, purpose and the potential for positive impact are within reach for any procurement professional working in any category.  Living and working with purpose also requires trust – trust among stakeholders and colleagues, trust with your suppliers, and in many cases, trust from the end consumer. When procurement faces challenges like flawed incentive structures and outdated standardization, it ultimately makes it harder for procurement to drive meaningful impact at scale. Reflecting on these opportunities and challenges along procurement's path to greater purpose, Rich, Philip, and Kelly also look ahead to upcoming discussions where they'll take a deeper dive into how procurement arrived at its current state and some of the potential solutions that could help procurement reach its potential as a driver of purposeful change.     Links: Rich Ham on LinkedIn Learn more at FineTuneUs.com  

The stakes are always high for procurement, but at mission-driven non-profits like the American Cancer Society, procurement is working to – quite literally – help save lives.  In this powerful fourth episode of “Buy: The Way…To Purposeful Procurement,” co-hosts Philip Ideson, Founder of Art of Procurement, and Rich Ham, CEO of Fine Tune, speak with Brian Kyle, Vice President of Supply Chain and Accounts Payable at the American Cancer Society, to explore what enterprise procurement can learn from mission-first organizations like ACS. Brian shares the kind of transformative mindset shift that happens when you transition to a nonprofit environment where every donor dollar is stretched as far as it can possibly go to directly impact the cause – in this case, the fight against cancer. He also explains how mission-driven environments create a kind of gravitational pull across the entire organization – suppliers included – where everyone is laser focused on the same set of goals and success metrics. Brian breaks down how this coalescence around a shared mission to help save millions of lives creates unprecedented levels of collaboration and collaborative decision making, engagement, trust, relationship building, and value beyond savings. The procurement team at ACS represents the essence of purposeful procurement and offers a tangible example of practices and perspectives that even private businesses can adopt to elevate their impact and find purpose in their work. Links: Brian Kyle on LinkedIn Rich Ham on LinkedIn Learn more at FineTuneUs.com  

In this episode, Dawn Tiura, CEO of SIG, chats with Brian Kyle of the American Cancer Society and Rudy Lim from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation about their upcoming session at the 2024 Fall Global Executive Summit. They delve into the unique challenges and opportunities of the source-to-pay (STP) process in nonprofit organizations, highlighting the key differences between nonprofit and for-profit entities in areas like sourcing, vendor management, and aligning procurement with mission-driven goals. Be sure to catch Rudy and Brian's session on Tuesday, October 8th, at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa in Palm Springs, CA!

On this episode of the Sourcing Industry Landscape Podcast, Dawn is joined by Brian Kyle, Vice President, Supply Chain and Accounts Payable at American Cancer Society. We learn about Brian's reason for joining this incredible organization and the passion that has propelled his career forward.   Connect with Brian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-kyle-511945/ 

Brian Kyle Atkins is a Producer, Director, and all around video production lover. He has Directed music videos for the likes of The Roots, Jason Nelson, and Tye Tribbett.  Support the show, and see next week's episode a week early http://patreon.com/funnyandamen

ANNE & BRIAN'S STORY: Couples therapy & relationships experts, Dr. Ray & Jean, interview Anne & Brian, along with Anne's son, Kyle, about how they became a blended family. Brian & Kyle talk about their step-relationship & how they forged a bond together. Please subscribe to our podcast and leave us a comment and review. If you have questions, topic suggestions or would like to be considered as guests, email us at contact@couplessynergy.com. For more information about Couples Synergy, look us up online at Couplessynergy.com

We commemorate our 100th episode with two Earth-shattering performances by Brian & Kyle. A battle of magnamious proportions where one team had to fall. Music by Earth Wind & Fire & Link & Twista.

Following FWW Live 2018, Dyami chats with Brian Braiz about the conference that was. Dyami also chats with new co-host, Kyle Barton.

We are joined by Brian Rash-Zeigler this week! He drums for Brian & Kyle's band, Plane Without a Pilot, he sings and drums for his own band, Just In Case, he's a photographer, he's also into the rap game with Rashinal... we'll let him tell you.  He goes into what the punk scene was like growing up in Jersey, some Warped Tour stories, getting into recording his own music... all the good stuff.   You can help support the show on our Patreon for as little as $1 a month! Double down to bump it to $2 a month and you'll get an extra episode every week!   Join the fun on our Facebook group!   We have shirts available at The Jerk Store!   Music by Plane Without a Pilot (duh)   Hosted by Brian Gower & Kyle McIntyre

How does the role of procurement differ in a mission driven organization? Today on the Art of Procurement, I explore how procurement can help save lives with Brian Kyle, Managing Director of Strategic Sourcing and Contract Management at the American Cancer Society. Kyle shares his experiences of moving from a profit-driven to mission-driven organization, and the journey that American Cancer Society has taken to elevate the role of procurement from a sourcing to category management led organization - at zero incremental cost.

In a special joint episode of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, we go in tandem with the founder of the FRB Show, and that's internet MMA insider Front Row Brian.FRB and I are co-branding this particular episode and we'll talk with Kyle Dake about his upcoming match with Greco-Roman world champion Arsen Julfalakyan of Armenia. Before we get to take, FRB and myself will talk a little bit about our paths in becoming wrestling fans, which started through the world of sports entertainment (or professional wrestling, whichever you want to call it).You can check out Front Row Brian's podcast at www.soundcloud.com/FRBshow. It's raw, uncensored (read: not necessarily safe to blare out loud around your office) and full of great MMA-related discussion. Dake answers questions about his injury, why he's wrestling the reigning world champion in Greco-Roman as part of the Global Wrestling Championships, his thoughts on Aaron Pico's decision to sign with Bellator and wrestle freestyle as well as any prospects he might have in the world of mixed martial arts.The second half of our show featured 2006 Greco-Roman world champion and self-proclaimed Baddest Man on the Planet, Joe Warren. Warren's one of the headlining athletes competing in the Grapple at the Garden as Team Joe Warren takes on Team Renzo Gracie in a club vs. club-style dual meet. Joe talks about the event, his thoughts on Dake wrestling Greco-Roman, the individual matchups and personalities, which includes Mo Lawal, Stephen Abas and Gray Maynard. He also gives his insight on whether or not he thinks Henry Cejudo can win a title in the UFC.Short Time will also present a new listener feedback featured called Sound Off. Listeners can go to www.mattalkonline.com/contact and leave an audio message of a topic that concerns them in wrestling, a shout out to a great performance or leave general feedback for the wrestling community. If your Sound Off file hits the right note, it could be featured in an upcoming episode of Short Time. Be sure to leave your name and location in your recording. Sorry folks, no anonymous or nameless submissions will be accepted. And if you haven't already, head to www.mattalkonline.com/getshorttime to leave a rating and a review on iTunes. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly sponsored by Flipswrestling. Share your attitude and be heard at Flipswrestling.com.

If there's one thing to be learned from this week's episode it is to trust in the power of three, that's why I brought on three special guests to help […]

If there’s one thing to be learned from this week’s episode it is to trust in the power of three, that’s why I brought on three special guests to help […]