Podcasts about capital regional

Capital Region Language Center is the area's largest local world language instruction school. Over the past 20 years, the school has grown from two Spanish classes a week to a team of 30 teachers, providing instruction in 13 languages, including: American Sign Language (ASL); Arabic; Chinese; English; French; German; Japanese; Korean; Latin and Portuguese (both Brazilian and European) and Spanish. They also provide communication workshops for organizations and employers. CRLC will host a virtual information session on Wednesday, March 20 at 7 p.m.

Got a question for the trio? https://forms.zohopublic.com/propertyplanningaustralia/form/GotaquestionforthePropertyTrio/formperma/zYCQAxzE_24CVlDafP1ozyzwtmB-8m1iCNtCTgDvHXMNow that our Stig (aka Sound Editor, Jamie) has sorted out our audio, we bring a new sound clarity to our listeners... we hope you enjoy!As our residential Australian property market ticks over to a ten trillion dollar value, Cate shares the August stats with our listeners and points out that the market is doing more than just demonstrating a recovery. The market is now moving reasonably solidly, and even Hobart's rate of contraction has slowed.While Dave is reluctant to call the bottom of the market for Hobart, he does point out the home value index, particularly for Sydney. Although he touches on the volatility of Sydney's performance over recent years. Dave highlights the sheer weight of some of our regions such as the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, however he maintains that we have an increasing disparity between capitals and regions.Mike asks Cate about the mass exodus from city to regions, and whether there has been a reversal, but Cate clarifies her answer. "A regional city is very different to a coastal holiday hotspot." Tune in to hear more... Mike notes the crazy pace of change for unit rents, but Cate highlights the trajectory of Melbourne house rental growth and ponders the relationship between some of the tough reforms and taxes facing the southern city. Mike asks "How are rents still going so strong in Perth?" and Cate has a theory that links to Wage Price Growth. See our ABS chart to illustrate this.Moving on from the perks and perils of WA, the Trio turn their gaze to the rental vacancy rates. Mike ponders whether the vacancy rate has stabilised, but as Cate suggests, it can't get much lower.Cate shares the reality from the coal face in relation to listing volumes. "As quick as they can supply them, the buyers are grabbing them." Dave considers the impact of higher migration rates on the supply and demand ratio also. And as for the Westpac Consumer Sentiment Index... Family finance vs a year ago; a huge change for September. Things have tightened considerably and Cate debates whether the mortgage cliff has had effect, or whether 'talk' of the mortgage cliff itself is impacting sentiment. And finally, the major household item figures are declining in response to higher interest rates.Dave reports on the lending figures for August. Refinances hit a record high, once more and construction continues to tumble, demonstrating that we just aren't building new dwellings at enough pace. Dave note unsecured lending to find holidays is up, and this is not habit that we want to encourage. Mike shares a great saying that one of our industry friends, Pete Wargent voiced."Spend less than you earn and invest the difference."Dave and Cate pick out some of their most noteworthy segments from the August data... Listen in to hear what each spotted.And... time for our gold nuggets... Dave Johnston's gold nugget: Time in the market versus timing the market... Dave shares what investors should be basing their decisions on.Cate Bakos's gold nugget: Buyer sentiment, stock levels, and upgrading/downsizing... should people buy first and sell second, or vice-versa? Show notes:https://www.propertytrio.com.au/2023/09/18/ep-218-july-market-update-rental-increases-are-slowing-2/

In the last few months, there have been multiple collisions between pedestrians and vehicles on Greater Victoria streets. As a result, local governments are currently exploring ways to protect the most vulnerable road users. In this episode, we asked two of the region's most vocal advocates for cycling and walking to come on and discuss possible solutions to making the Capital Regional district safer.

Chamber partner and community hospital, Capital Regional Medical Center has an exciting year ahead. Throughout their 40 years in Tallahassee, they have invested in students interested in the healthcare industry. Next year will be even bigger. In this week's episode of the Tallahassee Business Podcast, presented by The Health Network, CRMC CEO, Alan Keesee joins us to talk about new programs being launched and a major partnership with Florida A&M University. Capital Regional Medical Center affiliate, HCA Healthcare has partnered with HBCUs all over the country to foster a new generation of healthcare professionals. This opportunity will help advance diversity, support scholarships and make the road to a lifelong career in healthcare more feasible for individuals at any age. Learn more about Capital Regional Medical Center and HCA Healthcare at www.capitalregionalmedicalcenter.com. 

Kev, Tony and James return to discuss all things Hatters, and they're joined by Luton fan Reg Harper for a discussion about the state of play around Newlands Park after Capital & Regional’s  application for a judicial review was thrown out by High Court judges.  Also on this episode, the boys also discuss: - December's run of results - Player focus on Ryan Tunnicliffe - Player focus on Harry Cornick - Luton protests in front of The Mall - Reflections of Gary Sweet's BBC interview about football finance - Luton Town Supporters' Trust update    

Kev, Tony and James return to discuss all things Hatters, and they're joined by Loyal Luton member Kevin Rouse for a discussion about the state of play around Newlands Park after Capital & Regional applied for a judicial review.  Also on this episode, the boys discuss: - Last 5 matches - Bristol City, Fulham, Birmingham, Nottingham Forest and Reading- Season so far- Graeme Jones- Nathan Jones return?- Player focus on Harry Cornick- Upcoming matches up to and including Preston away- Trust update

My extra special guest this week is Anthony Tattum. He is the founder and chairman of Big Cat Group. A no-nonsense communications agency in Birmingham and London who are one of the perennial figures of the city.   He dropped out of university and started promoting club nights in the 1990s. At 19 he was filling clubs with thousands of students.   He had to learn how to generate awareness, create buzz and do PR at a young age. What a fantastic education in marketing. and 20 years later they are one of the most successful agencies in the country!   For over 20 years he has helped grow global and independent brands. They are now building Big Cat to be a leading independent Marketing Communications Agency. Clients include the NHS, Mitchells & Butler, BHSF, Capital & Regional and Hortons to name a few.   They work across retail, Tourism, Hospitality, Health and Wellbeing, and Charity.   If you are at all interested in: The differences building a brand today as opposed to the 1990s, pre-internet. The insource vs outsource debate Value-based pricing and how agencies are experimenting with new pricing models. Birmingham's creative renaissance. I think you're going to find the conversation absolutely fascinating.   Enjoy the chat!    

The CEO of Capital Regional Medical Center, Alan Keesee, sits down to talk about their latest innovation and plans for the future, including two new emergency services locations. Recently, Alan was named Healthcare Young Executive of the Year by the American College of Healthcare Executives. Alan made his way back to Tallahassee to work at Capital Regional in 2018, and he shares why he loves living in this community. Visit here: www.capitalregionalmedicalcenter.com Read about the new robotic-arm assisted knee and hip surgery: https://capitalregionalmedicalcenter.com/service/total-joint-replacement

Kevin Harper, Tony Murray and James Cunliffe were in Luton Town Hall chamber on Monday March 11, a date that will go down in history for Luton Town Football Club and the town of Luton, as the day that Newlands Park was given planning permission.  The boys gave their instant and emotional reaction straight after the monumental decision by Luton Borough Council, which you can hear being delivered right at the start of this special short bonus episode.  The town and the club had been given planning permission for Power Court in January, but it was this separate mixed-use development by junction 10 of the M1 that was crucial to providing funding for the club's new 17,500-seat stadium at Power Court. For two-and-a-half years, it was also hugely opposed by Capital & Regional, the owners of The Mall shopping centre, but they did not even send a representative to the planning meeting to speak on their behalf. Instead they had a letter read out by a council officer, which was duly dispatched in cross examination by the 2020 team.   Councillors then sided with Luton Town and voted through the application that, together with Power Court, will bring forward an 1,800-capacity music venue, bars, restaurants, leisure and entertainment facilities, offices, business facilities, homes and more. They are set to transform Luton, bring 10,000 new jobs and an annual boost to the local economy of £250million.   

Kevin Harper, James Cunliffe and Tony Murray return for the March edition of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast. With Luton top of League and five points clear with 11 games to go, things are on the pitch are on the up and up, but on Monday March 11 there is a colossal decision due on the club's Newlands Park planning application. Approval could act as a catalyst for the regeneration of the town and provide the crucial funding that to ensure a new 17,500-seat stadium is built at Power Court, after that application was approved by Luton Borough Council in January. But Newlands Park is opposed by Capital & Regional, the owners of The Mall shopping centre, and the trio talk about what this could mean for the town and the football club of Luton. The boys also turn their attention to on-field matters after the Hatters extended their unbeaten League One run to 22 games, which included breaking a club record for the longest unbeaten streak in the Football League.  They review the February fixtures, which included victories against Wycombe Wanderers, Fleetwood Town and Rochdale and a home draw against Coventry City.  There are also discussions on: Player of the monthPlayer focus 1 - Danny HyltonPlayer focus 2 - Jack StaceySimon's stats - Town commentator Simon Pitts drills down into club statistics, past and present.March fixture preview with trips to Plymouth Argyle, Bradford City, Bristol Rovers and home clashes against Gillingham and Doncaster Rovers.         

Vitor Zaninelo é nosso convidado desse episódio onde falamos sobre o Programa do Governo Federal, Minha Casa, Minha Vida. Obs.: Presidente Prudente é considerada Capital Regional, por isso o teto de valor de imóvel aumenta em R$ 10.000,00, chegando a R$ 180.000,00 para o enquadramento no Programa Minha Casa, Minha Vida. Através de bate papos, com a presença de convidados que agregam ainda mais ao mercado imobiliário, Lucas Krasucki (Grupo Luka), em parceria com Gabriel Zaupa (Samburá Imóveis), trazem o "Sambuka Cast”, com programas quinzenais. Críticas, elogios e sugestões de pauta para os futuros episódios entre em contato! > www.sambukacast.com.br Ouça no iPhone: > itunes.apple.com/br/podcast/sambuka/id1412818187 Ouça no Android ou Computador: > soundcloud.com/sambukacast

There are lots of unknown resources out there for entrepreneurs and business owners in NH. The Capital Regional Development Council is one of those resources. With their help it's possible to get financing for your business and take it to the next level. Check out my interview with Chris Wellington as we discuss the program, who benefits from the monies being offered, and ways to prepare your business for financing. It's an amazing amount of information and I'm very excited to have the chance to sit with Chris. Sponsors: Funnels by Ciara- www.NHBusinessShow.com/funnels Zimventures - www.NHBusinessShow.com/zimventures Gold Star - www.NHBusinessShow.com/goldstar Get more from the CRDC at: http://www.crdc-nh.com https://www.facebook.com/Capital-Regional-Development-Council-384985398206035 For more from the NH Business show, check us out at : www.NHBusinessShow.com Itunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nh-business-show/id1265706259?mt=2 chrisPastrana.cardtapp.com

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Black Friday, Hoist, and Venin [2:50] New sanctioning tiers [46:03] Capital Regional and Crucible Orlando reminders[53:16] A conversation with James and Jason [1:02:20] Frequently Mistaken Rules, part 1 [1:43:23] Feedback: Most anticipated captain (Teery of Destiny) [01:59:20] Themed pitches (David Raghanti) [2:02:33] Season 2 dimensionality (Lee Parry) [2:04:46] Which season 1 players have we changed opinions on the most (Andrew Massoura) [2:08:39]