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Des événements collaboratifs pour réunir soignants, ingénieurs, patients et chercheurs pour imaginer des solutions concrètes aux grands défis de la santé à l'appui du numérique : burn-out des professionnels, accès aux soins, prévention des addictions ou encore gestion de la santé mentale. Au cœur des discussions : la puissance des données médicales, les freins juridiques […]

durée : 00:59:59 - Let Me Go - par : Nathalie Piolé -

-> Cet épisode est l'extrait d'un entretien. Vous trouverez l'entretien entier sur ce même compte.Sylvie Lécallier, responsable de la collection photographique au Palais Galliera, revient sur son parcours, de ses études à Arles à la gestion de collections photographiques. Elle nous parle des évolutions dans les pratiques muséales, des étapes de création d'expositions, comme celle dédiée au photographe de mode Paolo Roversi en 2024, et partage ses conseils pour travailler dans le département photo d'un musée et pour les photographes de mode. Bonne écoute !Le LinkedIn de Sylvie Lécallier : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sylvie-l%C3%A9callier-481aa9b0/Le site du Palais Galliera : https://www.palaisgalliera.paris.fr/Pour devenir partenaire du podcast : https://bit.ly/sponsoriserLVDLPPour vous inscrire à la newsletter du podcast : https://bit.ly/lesvoixdelaphotonewsletterPour suivre l'actualité du podcast : https://lesvoixdelaphoto.fr/Et vous pouvez retrouvez le podcast sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn @lesvoixdelaphoto Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Sylvie Lécallier, chargée de la collection photographique au Palais Galliera, revient sur son parcours, de ses études à Arles à la gestion de collections photographiques. Elle nous parle des évolutions dans les pratiques muséales, des étapes de création d'expositions, comme celle dédiée au photographe de mode Paolo Roversi en 2024, et partage ses conseils pour travailler dans le département photo d'un musée et pour les photographes de mode. Bonne écoute !3'45 – À 20 ans, Sylvie Lécallier est encouragée par le photographe Marc Riboud d'intégrer l'école d'Arles malgré un parcours initial en lettres classiques.5'50 – Sa découverte des métiers de la conservation photographique durant ses études à Arles. Elle réalise qu'elle souhaite être passeur et valoriser les images plutôt que de les produire.7'00 – Sa première expérience professionnelle grâce à une bourse de recherche sur des collections photographiques conservées par le ministère de la Culture.8'45 – Ses expériences multiples au musée Galliera, puis à la bibliothèque nationale des Ponts et Chaussées où elle inventorie des albums photographiques du 19ᵉ siècle.18'00 – Son arrivée au Palais Galliera grâce au legs du photographe Henri Clarke en 1998.23'10 – Présentation du Palais Galliera en tant que musée de la mode, avec une collection de 40 000 costumes, accessoires, dessins et photographies.34'00 – Étapes de création d'une exposition au Palais Galliera, illustrées par celle dédiée à Paolo Roversi en 2024. La première du musée avec un artiste vivant.46'40 – Les évolutions dans l'organisation des expositions : des équipes plus nombreuses et professionnelles, permettant des échanges en amont et une meilleure coordination.48'30 – Conseils pour travailler dans un musée : être passionné par son sujet, vouloir partager ses connaissances, et apprendre sur le terrain.50'30 – Conseils pour les photographes de mode : suivre sa propre vision, éviter de produire des images normées, et ouvrir son regard en explorant des domaines hors de la mode.53'00 – Importance des dons dans l'enrichissement des collections : des contributions Le LinkedIn de Sylvie Lécallier : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sylvie-l%C3%A9callier-481aa9b0/Le site du Palais Galliera : https://www.palaisgalliera.paris.fr/Pour vous inscrire à la newsletter du podcast : https://bit.ly/lesvoixdelaphotonewsletterPour suivre l'actualité du podcast : https://lesvoixdelaphoto.fr/Et vous pouvez retrouvez le podcast sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn @lesvoixdelaphoto Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Donations coming in. New lightweight hoodies on the TMASTL Shop and they're phenomenal. Audio from Gabe's PowerMizzou podcast. Come run the board, Doug. Mizzou's brand name isn't quite there yet for national recognition. Doug bangs game tape. The fine people from Callier & Thompson came bearing treats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Donations coming in. New lightweight hoodies on the TMASTL Shop and they're phenomenal. Audio from Gabe's PowerMizzou podcast. Come run the board, Doug. Mizzou's brand name isn't quite there yet for national recognition. Doug bangs game tape. The fine people from Callier & Thompson came bearing treats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

durée : 00:59:09 - Le jazz sur France Musique - par : Nathalie Piolé - S'écrire des lettres.

The fine folks from Callier & Thompson join us. Pat Maroon will be joining Balloon Party today. Maroon and David Freese. The Logo, Jerry West, has passed away. Rory and his wife are reconciling. John Hamm's crank. Was So Taguchi born in St. Louis? Hometown heroes. Bud Smith wearing 51. EMOTD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The fine folks from Callier & Thompson join us. Pat Maroon will be joining Balloon Party today. Maroon and David Freese. The Logo, Jerry West, has passed away. Rory and his wife are reconciling. John Hamm's crank. Was So Taguchi born in St. Louis? Hometown heroes. Bud Smith wearing 51. EMOTD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who will be the first lady to call in on the new Callier & Thompson phone lines? A listener isn't happy with Tim for not being able to have fun while playing golf. Iggy's not happy with Matthieu Pavon. Reading screenshots of Iggy's Twitter interactions. Fan Page.....ugh. Down on Dave Portnoy. Iggy's Eric Roberts and duck dream. A plethora of women calling in to claim the $25. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who will be the first lady to call in on the new Callier & Thompson phone lines? A listener isn't happy with Tim for not being able to have fun while playing golf. Iggy's not happy with Matthieu Pavon. Reading screenshots of Iggy's Twitter interactions. Fan Page.....ugh. Down on Dave Portnoy. Iggy's Eric Roberts and duck dream. A plethora of women calling in to claim the $25. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Big weekend for the Doggies. Audio of Joey Zanaboni's goal calls. Was that an MLS game? City SC will not be involved with the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. The new STL City chant has us ready to run through a wall. Judgment was quickly passed before curiosity was piqued. Billy Heywood is the first-ever caller on the Callier and Thompson phone lines. Scarf savers. Cognizant Classic update. Is Yuppy still a thing? Double popped collar in JeffCo. Chairman Steve is on the line holding Iggy and Plowsy accountable for Twitter trolling. Parenting vs. Grandparenting. Will Lix show up to play Iggy? The psychology of OnlyFans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Big weekend for the Doggies. Audio of Joey Zanaboni's goal calls. Was that an MLS game? City SC will not be involved with the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. The new STL City chant has us ready to run through a wall. Judgment was quickly passed before curiosity was piqued. Billy Heywood is the first-ever caller on the Callier and Thompson phone lines. Scarf savers. Cognizant Classic update. Is Yuppy still a thing? Double popped collar in JeffCo. Chairman Steve is on the line holding Iggy and Plowsy accountable for Twitter trolling. Parenting vs. Grandparenting. Will Lix show up to play Iggy? The psychology of OnlyFans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.06.23.545425v1?rss=1 Authors: Greenspon, C. M., Shelchkova, N. D., Valle, G., Hobbs, T., Berger-Wolf, E. I., Hutchison, B. C., Dogruoz, E., Jordan, P. M., Verbarschott, C., Callier, T., Sobinov, A., Okorokova, E. V., Prasad, D., He, Q., Liu, F., Miller, J. P., Lee, R. C., Satzer, D., Gonzalez-Martinez, J., Warnke, P., Miller, L. E., Boninger, M. L., Ajiboye, B. B., Graczyk, E. L., Downey, J. E., Collinger, J., Hatsopoulos, N., Gaunt, R., Bensmaia, S. J. Abstract: When we interact with objects, signals from the hand convey information about the objects and our interactions with them. A basic feature of these interactions, the locations of contacts between the hand and object, is often only available via the sense of touch. Information about locations of contact between a brain-controlled bionic hand and an object can in principle be signaled via intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) of somatosensory cortex (S1), which evokes touch sensations that are localized to a specific patch of skin. To provide intuitive location information, tactile sensors on the robotic hand drive ICMS through electrodes that evoke sensations at skin locations matching sensor locations. This approach requires that ICMS-evoked sensations be focal, stable, and distributed over the hand. To systematically investigate the localization of ICMS-evoked sensations, we analyzed the projected fields (PFs) of ICMS-evoked sensations - their spatial extent - from reports obtained over multiple years from three participants implanted with micro-electrode arrays in S1. First, we found that PFs vary widely in their size, are highly stable, and are distributed over large swaths of each participants hand. Second, PFs increase in size as the amplitude and frequency of ICMS increases. Third, leveraging participants with residual sensation, we found that PF locations match the locations of the receptive fields (RFs) of the neurons near the stimulating electrode. Furthermore, PFs tended to be subsumed by the corresponding RFs. Fourth, multi-channel stimulation yielded a PF that reflected an approximately additive combination of the PFs of the component channels. By stimulating through electrodes with largely overlapping PFs, then, we could evoke more focal sensations, experienced primarily at the intersection of the component PFs. To assess the functional consequence of this phenomenon, we implemented multi-channel ICMS-based feedback in a bionic hand and demonstrated that the resulting sensations are more localizable than are those evoked via single-channel ICMS. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.02.18.528972v1?rss=1 Authors: Greenspon, C. M., Valle, G., Hobbs, T., Verbaarschot, C., Callier, T., Schelchkova, N., Sobinov, A., Jordan, P., Weiss, J. M., Fitzgerald, E., Prasad, D., van Driesche, A., Lee, R., Satzer, D., Gonzalez-Martinez, J., Warnke, P., Miller, L. E., Boninger, M., Collinger, J., Gaunt, R., Hatsopoulos, N., Downey, J. E., Bensmaia, S. J. Abstract: Manual interactions with objects are supported by tactile signals from the hand. This tactile feedback can be restored in brain-controlled bionic hands via intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) of somatosensory cortex (S1). In ICMS-based tactile feedback, contact force can be signaled by modulating the stimulation intensity based on the output of force sensors on the bionic hand, which in turn modulates the perceived magnitude of the sensation. In the present study, we gauged the dynamic range and precision of ICMS-based force feedback in three human participants implanted with arrays of microelectrodes in S1. To this end, we measured the increases in sensation magnitude resulting from increases in ICMS amplitude and participant's ability to distinguish between different intensity levels. We then assessed whether we could improve the fidelity of this feedback by implementing 'biomimetic' ICMS-trains, designed to evoke patterns of neuronal activity that more closely mimic those in natural touch, and by delivering ICMS through multiple channels at once. We found that multi-channel biomimetic ICMS gives rise to stronger and more distinguishable sensations than does its single-channel counterpart. We conclude that multi-channel biomimetic ICMS conveys finely graded force feedback that more closely approximates the sensitivity conferred by natural touch. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

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This week, "The Radio Cafe Top 10 Countdown with Christopher Ewing" we've got new music out of California by Edi Callier, and by Echo Bloom of New York!"The Radio Cafe Top 10 Countdown" is a hit weekly radio show hosted by Emmy Award winning TV host and producer Christopher Ewing. Each week the show features music and interviews by some of the BEST independent singers and bands from around the world!  For more info on any of the artists featured on the show, just go to www.theradiocafe.com!Plus, be sure to check out music videos by top indie artists from around the world on the Indie Music Channel on Roku and on Amazon Fire TV!“The Radio Cafe” is brought to you by Audible.  With over 180,000 audio book titles, from New Releases to Best Sellers, you can listen to Audible on your computer,  iPhone, Android, or Kindle, whenever and wherever you want!Plus, just for being a listener of “The Radio Cafe”, our friends at Audible are giving you a FREE audiobook of your choice, and a 30-day free trial of their service!  To get your free audio book, just go to www.AudibleTrial.com/TheRadioCafe!Christopher Ewing's clothes are provided by rue21 - Shop us 24/7 at www.rue21.com!To hear more music by independent singers and bands of all genres from around the world, get the Indie Music Channel app!  Available for FREE from Google Play and the iTunes App Store!

Heidi Caillier Design is a full-service interior design firm, with a project portfolio spanning San Francisco, Los Angeles, New England, the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The studio is experienced in everything from new build construction to simple room refreshes. We work closely with architects, builders, contractors, furniture makers, and artisans to create unique spaces that are client-friendly and speak to your specific needs. Our design philosophy is based on the belief that homes should be comfortable and livable while at the same time beautiful and curated. Our style mixes old with new, integrating textures and color, layered with pieces that feel travelled and have history. An intrinsic love of vintage furniture and materials that feature raw and natural textures balance our appreciation of color and pattern to create spaces that feel practical and effortless. https://heidicaillierdesign.com/ https://www.instagram.com/heidicaillierdesign/

Newly Hired head coach James Callier of Miami Westminster Christian joins Larry Blustein 

Michael Callier, Head of Legal Solutions and Consulting and colleague Edward Sohn, Head of Solutions at legal services company Factor discuss how in-house legal teams, their outside counsel and new law players like alternative legal service providers (ALSPs), can collaborate and maximize productivity by leveraging the strengths of each. Factor is a new law company (sometimes described as a managed legal services provider) providing legal and contracting solutions to in-house counsel and their lawyers. Factor describes what it does as “having a niche focus on the mid-to higher complexity transactional legal work that forms the core workload of most in-house legal and contracting functions.” In this episode of the Technically Legal Podcast, Michael and Ed and explain how all players in the legal ecosystem can and should work together to turn out efficient and quality work product for clients. While much of Factor's focus is contract lifecycle management (CLM), Michael and Ed point out that efficient processes and appropriate use of software solutions may be applied to many areas of legal work. In fact, when collaboration and legal processes are done right, Michael says it can solidify the position of legal departments and legal teams as “legal integrators” connecting and influencing various parts of an organization and providing positive impact on business results. Ed takes it a step further and points out that ALSPs should become seamless integrated extensions of legal departments and become not vendors being managed, but just another member of the legal team.

Chapters 0:00- Ashleigh Callier/ What is Sight& Sound 5:00- Mental Health & Christian 9:28 - Black Culture _______________________________________ Play No Games is a society and culture podcast/show that delivers humor, genuine thoughts, relationship guidance and authentic introspections that will have you reflect at a higher vibration. They say if you know better you do better but we see people need more of a push. A mental health professional and salesman come together to give you our unfiltered, unapologetic, ways to digest life so you can level up in all aspect get ready to PLAY NO GAMES. Follow Cas, Arthur, and Rob as we elevate ________________________________________________________________________ Guest Please Check out Ashleigh Callier, Director of Operations/Development at T.E.A.M. Center & Owner of Arbitrarily Lux passed through to play no games about her Sound vs. Noise listening event Please follow her business @t.e.a.m.center on instagram or book a session http://teamcenterpdx.org Follow her here as well _thatsoashlee_ _______________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT THE PLAY NO GAMES SHOW Donate Donate Here $herobob ________________________________________________________________________ https://open.spotify.com/show/2NNGYTt... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Follow us on our IG page : lookhere.fri We have Audio only on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5P0jSBq... Check US out on IG https://www.instagram.com/lookhere.fri/

This week we talk with Factor's Ed Sohn and Michael Callier on the consulting for in-house legal teams through what they describe as New Law companies. New Law is who corporate legal counsel reach out to in order to streamline their operations and find ways of integrating themselves into the overall mission of the corporation, rather than just the department which mitigates legal and business risks. Sohn and Callier stress that New Law companies are not a threat to established law firms, but rather a partner who can help firms differentiate themselves from their peers by allowing for the consultation to clients for alternative legal strategies. Ed Sohn on Barriers to Adoption in Law Process adoption, or its failure oftentimes rests with people. It actually rests with social learning. it actually rests with how do you celebrate and story tell and create a culture that's conducive to the adoption of technology and innovation. Michael Callier on Change Management in the Legal Industry To be honest, it's not that people fear change, it's that people fear the loss associated with change. We change every day. We change clothes. We eat different things. We go to different places that we've never been before. So it's not it's not fear of change, it's fear of the loss associated with change. And so in particular, with the legal industry. Information Inspirations Jean O'Grady helps bring Thomson Reuters' abandonment of 24/7 Research Attorney Help Desk from her Dewey B. Strategic Blog, as well as her discussion on Bob Ambrogi's Legal Journalists Roundtable. Mergers are hot! Aderant acquired American Legal Net Barbri has acquired West Academic Contact Us Twitter: @gebauerm or @glambert. Voicemail: 713-487-7270 Email: geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com. Music: As always, the great music you hear on the podcast is from Jerry David DeCicca. Transcript is available on 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

In this episode, MAZEMENT shares some of the latest news around the music industry, some ideas for gifts for musician friends, and then introduces an all-new Artist On Call with Edi Callier

Callier realizó una prueba para Chess, pero su madre sintió que era demasiado joven para seguir el estilo de vida de un artista. Con José Manuel Corrales.

DJ A.K.A returns to the OCD airwaves to present a third chapter in his Musical Moments That Made Me Series. It's a 60th Birthday and Halloween Special this time as Al digs deep into his collection once again and looks back on more moments that shaped his musical DNA. There's more from the Glam 70's period with some Stones, Rod Stewart, David Essex and Elton before delving into some indie bizniz from Prefab Sprout and The Doves plus as always Mucho Soul from Callier, Ruffin Badu etc. and a whole lot more!01. Michel Simon - Tubular Bells (n2k 2000)02. Dusty Springfield - Spooky (Phillips 1968)03. David Essex - Rock On (CBS 1973)04. The Rolling Stones - Fool To Cry (Rolling Stones Recs 1976)05. Rod Stewart - Mandolin Wind (Mercury 1971)06. Nick Drake - Northern Sky (Island 1971)07. Paul Simon - 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover (Columbia 1975)08. Elton John - Bennie and The Jets (DJM 1973)09. David Bowie - Fame (RCA 1975)10. James Brown - Hot (Polydor 1976)11. Terry Callier - You're Gonna Miss Your Candy Man (Cadet 1973)12. David Ruffin - Walk Away From Love (Motown 1975)13. Prefab sprout - When Love Breaks Down (Kitchenware 1985)14. Doves - Someday Soon (Heavenly 2005)15. Outkast - Liberation (LaFace 1998)16. Erykah Badu - Times A Waistin' (Motown 2000)17. Jill Scott - A Long Walk (Hidden Beach 2000)18. D'Angelo - Really love (RCA 2014)19. Robert Glasper Trio - So Beautiful (Blue Note 2015)20. Q.Tip - Even If It Is So (Arista 2001)21. N.E.R.D - Provider (Zero 7 Mix) (Virgin 2001)22. Gorillaz - Empire Ants (Parlaphone 2010)23. Lady Blackbird - Blackbird (Foundation Music 2021)24. Paris - I Choose You (Bluebird 1984)25. Daley - Look Up (Mucho Soul Edit) (Polydor 2013)26. Kindred The Family Soul - Far Away (Hidden Beach 2003)27. Odyssey - Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Love (Mowest 1972)28. K15 - Feel More (Esencia 2021)

Michael Callier is an award-winning corporate lawyer, legal operations director and consultant with nearly 20 years of experience in law firms and corporate legal departments, including at Nike, Infinitas and now at Factor. We sat down with Michael to discuss diversity in legal practice and legal operations, including: * what we mean by diversity * how the world is becoming more volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) and why that puts an emphasis on diversity for legal teams * the SCARF model and how it can help to promote collaboration and team cohesiveness * what role legal operations and legal tech can play to improve diversity LINKS LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcallier/ Email: michael.callier@factor.law Blame It on the Machine: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Liability in an AI World:https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wjlta/vol14/iss1/4/

The Grove Hill Town Council voted Monday night to apply for and pursue Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for street paving in Council District 5. The work would be in the Wilson Hall Middle School area. Some of the streets would include Carter, Callier, Morris and others. The council briefly debated whether to seek street paving funds or monies for sewer improvements and opted for the street work. A building permit was approved for Skipper General Contractors to construct a grocery warehouse building on the old airport property. The town recently sold a parcel of property for the business....Article Link

Our guest today is Heidi Callier of Heidi Callier Design in Seattle, Washington. Her work has been featured in Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Better Homes and Garden, the Wall Street Journal, and many more. Listen to this episode as she shares decorating tips and advice from her many years of experience in the decorating field. What You’ll Hear on This Episode:  Heidi talks about neutral colors and how to use them Heidi shares about her journey to decorating How to keep colors from feeling depressing and combining different shades The hosts and Heidi talk about how to balance different colors How to incorporate different floral patterns Heidi discusses her own house transformation The hosts and Heidi talk about brown furniture and how to decorate with it Heidi shares tips on how to approach layouts of rooms, small spaces, and decorations   Decorating Dilemmas Hi Jill, For small spaces, Heidi suggests doing all the interior doors the same color, but everything is dependent on the house itself and the architecture. If you are dealing with a place that has six doors in a small space, then you probably shouldn’t paint the doors a color. But in small doses, you could do all the interior doors the same color and maybe leave the trim white.  -- Hi Jordan, What this room needs is a vintage rug, maybe with some violet, purple, or brown undertones to ground the space. There is a lot of white going on in the dining chairs, chandelier, and buffet, so something to richen it up the lighter colors would be lovely and child friendly. Pattern rugs are a great way to hide stains so vintage, wool rugs are wonderful for this. This room really needs draperies. Go all the way to the ceiling or as high as you can with the rod and all the way to the floor. Put panels on each window so it frames the pretty piece of artwork in between, and keep the colors just a neutral linen with a pinch pleat at the top. Another option would be to layer in some color and patterns through the draperies. Lastly, for the dining room, there seems to be enough furniture in there. However, a random vintage chair to bring in some floral patterns would be gorgeous. Good luck, Jill and Jordan!   Mentioned in This Episode: Learn more about Heidi Callier at her website Follow her on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest Find all of the show notes on our blog, How to Decorate.

Mark is joined by owner of Hollybery Baking and Catering Dennis Callier, FEMA spokesperson Deanna Fraser, and KMOX golf correspondent Dean Reardon. Cut of the day.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the 757 renaissance man podcast, on this episode we chop it up with Javon Callier aka cookinwithboiboi.llc We talk about GTD! And the inspiration behind it How he met his wife in the kitchen How his journey in the kitchen began The seafood grilled cheese! Charcoal vs gas Let's have a conversation with Javon Callier --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/757renaissanceman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/757renaissanceman/support

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Hear one-on-one candid interviews with successful small business owners and leaders that are making a difference in today's global economy and market place. Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.  

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Hear one-on-one candid interviews with successful small business owners and leaders that are making a difference in today's global economy and market place. Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Hear one-on-one candid interviews with successful small business owners and leaders that are making a difference in today's global economy and market place. Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Hear one-on-one candid interviews with successful small business owners and leaders that are making a difference in today's global economy and market place. Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Hear one-on-one candid interviews with successful small business owners and leaders that are making a difference in today's global economy and market place. Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships. Successful Small and Woman-owned Business Owner Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships. Successful Small and Woman-owned Business Owner Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships. Successful Small and Woman-owned Business Owner Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier. Helen Callier, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Six Sigma Black Belt, began her career in Corporate America working for some of the top Fortune 500 Petrochemical and Industrial companies in the world. While serving as an Executive Staff Technical Manager of a Plastics Division of GE, Helen traveled extensively throughout North America, including Canada, Mexico and Central America and had technical unit responsibilities in South America. While with GE, she embedded in her DNA to always be marketing and even if you're an Engineer in front of the customer, be marketing because business – even big business like GE – is about relationships. This business experience combined with growing up in a family business fueled Helen's energies and shaped not only her marketing skills, but honed Helen's abilities to nurture customer relationships. Successful Small and Woman-owned Business Owner Helen knows first-hand how to steer and sustain a successful small business over the $1 million revenue threshold. From flying high working in GE's Jack Welch organization to teetering on the brink of failure as a small business owner to now recognized as a small business success story, Helen, with over 10 years in business, 2 offices, and over 30 employees, has touched the lives of thousands of small business owners and helped them on their path of success.

Small Business Success Talk with Helen Callier with guest Dr. Pamela Randolph Dr. Pamela Randolph is the wife of Dr. Patrick T. Randolph, pastor of Maximized Life Christian Center International, Inc., Channelview, TX. Dr. Pamela is a graduate of Texas Bible College with a certification in Christian Education and a graduate of Cornerstone Theological Seminar with Bachelor of Theology Degree. Dr. Pamela also holds a Doctor of Religious Philosophy Degree (Ph.D.) from Tabernacle Bible College and Seminary. She is a veteran of the U.S. Army.She has dedicated her life to serving Jesus and the Body of Christ. Dr. Pamela ministers the gospel with simplicity and power to produce change and growth in the lives of the hearers. A dynamic teacher and expositor of God's Word, she has a heart to see women saved, delivered and ministering in the anointing God has given them. She believes that everyone has a God-given purpose and destiny to fulfill. Dr. Pamela travels nationally and internationally spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ. She is best known for her candid and bold delivery of the Word. Philippians 4:13 (AMP) is Pamela's basis for a radical, stick to it attitude. I have strength for all things in Christ Who empowers me [I am ready for anything and equal to anything through Him Who infuses inner strength into me; I am self-sufficient in Christ's sufficiency.] Pamela is founder and director of S.T.A.R. Women of God, an outreach and support ministry of Maximized Life Christian Center International. S.T.A.R. Women of God has successful chapters in Guyana, South America, also. Her vision for S.T.A.R. Women of God is to motivate women to maximize their lives. Pamela's objective is to motivate women to: (1) live the God-kind of life, (2) fulfill their God-given purpose and destiny, and (3) use their creativity to the maximum potential. Her bestselling book is The Winning Combination.