Podcasts about ceinwen

In this episode we get real, raw and unfiltered with with Ceinwen—realtor at Oakwyn Realty Okanagan, speaker, and founder of The Boss NetworkWe're talking:Real estate The “Boss Babe” era Event inclusionWhy men and women need spaces together and apart to get vulnerable and thrive, and Ceinwen's vision for her new brand. So, whether you're in your building era, ready to pivot, or just craving a dose of badass energy, this episode will light the fire.Follow Ceinwen on IG or visit her website.

Clare, Ceinwen and Tatum are back on the cancer scamming case.  They delve into the seedy world of dodgy detection machines, TikTok bots creating fake arrests and a whole wild west of deworming.          

In this special live episode, Tatum hosts the podcast with Shine Co-CEO, Ceinwen, and speaks to guests Rena, Matt, Becca and Adam about how they've coped with their diagnoses and what resilience means to them (and whether it's useful).  Rena was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer and underwent 15 months of surgery. Matt was diagnosed with two brain tumours at the age of 17. Becca is living with stage 4 bladder cancer. Adam is the partner of Laragh (who has also been on the podcast) who is living with thyroid cancer. 

A name synonymous with long distance marathon swimming, Ceinwen Roberts has done it all - including coaching Shauny Mac. We catch up with Ceinwen before she heads of the UK for her latest challenge…  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we dive into the feelings that numbers and stats can bring up when you're diagnosed with cancer, and talk about how we can put them into context. Tatum speaks to Laragh, who was diagnosed with thyroid cancer at 24 after being told that the chance of having cancer was 'negligible'. She also speaks to Ceinwen, Shine's Co-CEO, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2010 and thought that the universe owed her some good luck after her diagnosis. Tatum's final guest is Krishnan Bhaskaran, a statistical epidemiologist at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Krishnan talks about working with numbers and stats, and how he managed when his wife was diagnosed with cancer. He also gives tips on how to understand scientific studies and what to look for if you're trying to find good data on your diagnosis and treatment. 

ONE MORE SLEEP! All the training has led up to this moment. Shaun's coach Ceinwen Roberts joins us again for one last check in before the big day! Follow Perth radio star and Ex-Dockers captain Shaun McManus as he dives headfirst into his most challenging athletic trial to date, a 19.7km open water solo swim to Rottnest Island. Tune in for the triumphs, intense training, and setbacks. This is Shaun McManus' Road To Rotto.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ceinwen Roberts is a name synonymous with long distance marathon swimming, achieving distances and speeds the fittest and fastest can only dream of, and now she's training Shaun! We touch base with Ceinwen to hear exactly what it takes to cross the finish line.  Follow Perth radio star and Ex-Dockers captain Shaun McManus as he dives headfirst into his most challenging athletic trial to date, a 19.7km open water solo swim to Rottnest Island. Tune in for the triumphs, intense training, and setbacks. This is Shaun McManus' Road To Rotto.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you're newly diagnosed with cancer, welcome, you're in the right place.   In this episode, members of the Shine community share their top tips and what they wish they knew when they were in your position. We have two great guests, Matt, diagnosed just last year with bowel cancer, shares his whirlwind entry into the world of cancer and how important humour is, and Ceinwen, co-founder of Shine Cancer Support, shares the breadth of her knowledge. Having met hundreds of newly diagnosed younger adults she reminds us that however we are feeling we aren't alone and we're not doing it wrong.  

Ceinwen is the Co-Founder & Director of the annual Port to Pub event in March. Which takes off from Leighton Beach & finishes on Rottnest Island. There are team races, duos, solos & the ultra marathon race for the real crazy people which is 25km! Ceinwen talks us through some stories, stresses & rewards of running such a large scale (logistical nightmare) event in open water. We also discuss where Ceinwen's love of swimming came from, her coaching career & her own impressive open water achievements. Crossing the English Channel in 14 degree water, doing the Rotto swim 3 times - literally getting to shore then turning back & to do it another two times that day! Plus we unpack much more of Ceinwen's story.Here is a link to the Port to Pub event website if you'd like to know more > https://porttopub.com.auHere is the fundraiser link to our friend of WTP & her story who's just been diagnosed with cancer. Ashlee & her husband have 3 little kids, if you'd like to donate or read more about her story click here > https://gofund.me/3c7286f6

Today we're talking with Helen Davidson and Ceinwen McNeil. Helen is ACE New Zealand Chief Executive, and one of the drivers behind the Diversity Agenda, and Ceinwen is BVT Engineering's Chief Executive, Diversity Agenda Steering Committee Chair – and of course, no stranger to Stirring the Pot! Join us as we have some real talk around diversity and the big issues for women in the workplace from discrimination to smaller behaviours that impact women. We also go into the Diversity Agenda and it's mission to make a difference when it comes to diversity and inclusion.   Connect with Helen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-davidson-224289151/   Connect with Ceinwen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceinwen-mcneil/ Podcast: The new age of engineering in construction https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-xxuqw-104711b   Connect with ACE New Zealand Website: https://www.acenz.org.nz/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/acenewzealand/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ACENewZealand/   Connect with BVT Website: https://bvtengineering.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bvt-consulting-ltd/   Connect with the Diversity Agenda Website: https://www.diversityagenda.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiversityAgendaNZ/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diversityagenda/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfag_VLuztTlsz7yKEcuYgg?view_as=subscriber   Other diversity focused podcasts Ticking the diversity box? https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-sagxx-11c671a Inclusion, transformation and collaboration https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-9uzp9-114d43c Cultural transformation for industry https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-t3rdt-1127aad Challenging the status quo https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-7ctmj-10cbbc0 Engineering a change of culture https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-3rims-106dfe0 The importance of diversity and inclusion https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-arhus-fdc47b Addressing the skills gap through diversity https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-efyky-ae4322    

Tatum interviews Ceinwen, a founding Director of Shine, and then talks about “scanxiety” with Christopher and Meera, two young adults living with cancer.

Damo, Sean, Tom, and special guest Ceinwen Langley get scared watching Pan's LabyrinthWant to get in contact with us?Email: 3scaredboys@gmail.comTwitter: twitter.com/scaredyboysOr individually at;Damian: twitter.com/MiddayPyjamasCarney: twitter.com/carneyfrom55Tom: twitter.com/AwkwardTreedCeinwen: twitter.com/FeedTheWriterSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaredy-boys. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Damo, Sean, Tom, and special guest Ceinwen Langley get scared watching The BabadookWant to get in contact with us?Email: 3scaredboys@gmail.comTwitter: twitter.com/scaredyboysOr individually at;Damian: twitter.com/MiddayPyjamasCarney: twitter.com/carneyfrom55Tom: twitter.com/AwkwardTreedCeinwen: twitter.com/FeedTheWriter Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaredy-boys. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Unpublishable Podcast. This week, we will be looking at poems by Ceinwen Haydon and Rida Akhtar Ghumman. Ceinwen can be found here. Rida can be found here and here. The Unpublishable Podcast features poems published in our zine, the Unpublishable Zine. If you would like to submit to Unpublishable for the chance to be published and have your poetry read on the podcast, please visit our site at http://www.theunpublishablezine.wordpress.com! The Unpublishable Zine can be found on Twitter and Instagram. Happy listening, poets and poetry enthusiasts! --- 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/the-unpublishable-zine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-unpublishable-zine/support

Ceinwen Smith grew up in the sleepy village of Noordhoek where her days were filled with horse riding, surfing and exploring the wild lands and oceans of the South Peninsula. She developed a strong connection with animals and the environment from an early age, this passion and curiosity would fuel her academic journey through BSc, Honours and ending with her Masters of Science(MSc).Along the way, Ceinwen completed two trips to Antarctica, one as an oceanographic researcher and the second, also in the field of oceanography, but this time collecting data for her MSc and also responsible for the team's research.In this episode we will gain some insight into the research she was carrying out and what it was like to experience the extreme conditions of Antarctica.Our conversation follows her journey from Oceanography back to land where we will hear about some of the fascinating projects she has been involved with, including field research in Kruger National Park and Fynbos related work here in the Western Cape. We will learn more about the local factors and special conditions that make the Western Cape so unique.We then focus on her current project, The Ingcungcu Sunbird Restoration Project, which sets out to create ecological corridors to help sugarbirds, sunbirds and other pollinators travel and migrate through the urban environment of the Cape Flats. We will hear how the team plans to go about establishing this network and why it is so important for our local ecology. We will also hear how the project is creating a platform for education, teaching the youth valuable life and leadership skills as well as helping to establish the importance of connecting with nature.Apart from being able to draw on an incredible library of knowledge and experiences, Ceinwen also has such a deep appreciation and love for the natural world.  She reminds us how having this connection is vital to living a healthy life and that no matter what our circumstances may be, we should all take the time to find a way to connect with nature on a regular basis.Sign Up to our ‘Podcast Portal' for access to show notes, exclusive content and special offers.Sign Up > www.awakentonature.comJOIN THE COMMUNITY:Instagram > @awakentonatureFacebook > @awakentonature

Recorded in April 2020, in this episode, Tatum talks with Christopher, Rosie, Karen and Ceinwen who are all coping with cancer and Covid-19 (and isolating at home!).

Step into the life of marathon swimmer and founder of the Port to Pub open water swim event, Ceinwen Roberts.Ceinwen talks about how swimming was a key part of family life growing up and how, in her first Rottnest channel crossing, she found the spark and challenge that would lead her to becoming only 1 of 83 people worldwide to have swum the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming. She also talks through her upcoming challenge to swim a 4-way crossing of the Rottnest Channel in March/April of this year that will see her swim for over 24 hours.We then go into the story of behind the beginnings of the Port to Pub event that crosses the Rottnest Channel and the scale of involvement to manage such and event.Ceinwen is a very grounded lady that gives off a magnetic 100% authentic energy - she is very clear that despite her achievements, she doesn’t she herself as anything special, just someone who is willing to open up to possibility and explore just what she is capable of doing. She talks openly about the challenges of balancing her full life that includes a family of two little girls and how swimming, and the ocean, is also a key tool for her to maintain solid mental health and stability among it all.For the listener, you will be given a very clear example of the scale of what can be achieved if you actively choose positivity and gratitude as the basis to approach everything that life presents.

The advice we're going to share today is unmissable for every business owner, particularly those with a service-based business. Business owners are hardwired for growth, and our next guest on The Make It Happen Show speaks directly to this. Ceinwen McNeil is a growth strategist; her firm, First Follower, has helped companies like CoreTech double, even triple their revenue in as little as 1 year. She has designed and executed growth strategies for professional services organisations with a minimum revenue of $5 Million, making her expertise highly sought-after. She shares her secrets for how she's made all that happen for her clients in this episode of The Make It Happen Show.

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Clark Briggs knows construction, an industry he first joined at the tender age of 17. Almost two decades later Clark is the highly successful co-founder of CMC Group International, an industry leader in the provision of professional services to the engineering and construction sectors. Wait, how can construction and engineering be professional services? Join us for a though provoking conversation with Clark as we explore how strong positioning and understanding your ideal client ensures you are able to deliver value and run a highly profitable firm in a highly fragmented and contested market.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/9Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

In this bite sized masterclass, Ceinwen takes listeners through First Follower's approach to networking with intent. A core component of business development is networking, however many people struggle with how to confidentially navigate the different settings this can take place in for example a client meet and greet, boardroom luncheon, industry event or conference. Ceinwen draws on her experience, and the Devil Wears Prada, to illustrate how preparation is key to ensure maximum return on investment both personally and professionally. Key learnings include the tools to prepare effectively and the value of a professional wing (wo)man as you increase your confidence in a range of new business settings.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/8Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

Ceinwen explains the client hierarchy framework, a powerful methodology which segments clients into three distinct categories; Premium, Growth and Base. This analysis helps to reduce less profitable clients, nurture growth clients and invest in premium clients. Ceinwen also discusses how this framework helps to construct a successful growth strategy.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/6Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

Ceinwen sits down to chat with Andrew Hoyne, the Principal of brand agency, Hoyne. As a leader in brand creation, Andrew has has worked on internationally renowned brands from Starbucks to Nike, including well-known Aussie brands; Triple J, Australia Post, Pure Blonde and Vegemite. In recent years Hoyne evolved their service offer, working closely with developers, government and councils with a core focus in place and property. In this episode, Andrew discusses how Blair Enns’ Win Without Pitching Manifesto completely reshaped the way he does business. Declaring that the value pricing principles prompted him to ask the right questions to his clients, which lead to higher purpose and increased profitability for his firm.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/6Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

In a second conversation with Blair Enns, Ceinwen examines the concept of value pricing, a methodology brought to light in Blair’s superlative book, Pricing Creativity: A Guide to Profit Beyond the Billable Hour. His valuable, profit driven advice circulates around ‘the value conversation’, how to handle risk and centralising your pricing with more meaningful measures. Originally developed for the creative services industry, Ceinwen and Blair discuss how this methodology can be successfully adopted into professional service organisations.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/5/Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

Aaron Fitzgerald is the Chief Operating Officer of Grill’d Australia (Australia’s largest privately owned restaurant group) and CEO of Grill’d International. With a career spanning over twenty years, Aaron is best known for driving growth and profitability across Australia’s best known brands via strategy, structure, culture and people. In a holistic conversation with Ceinwen about business, Aaron discusses building capability in teams and nurturing the ‘culture keepers’ who enable growth by challenging leadership to achieve greater outcomes. Ceinwen asks Aaron how he manages to keep on top of it all. The answer? He dedicates 20 minutes a day to something we should all be doing a lot more of.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/2Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

Ceinwen McNeil, Founder and Managing Director of First Follower, delves head first into Episode 1 of her new series, Frank and Fearless, for business leaders with a growth mindset.Best known for her direct approach, commercial acumen and, of course, her Frank and Fearless advice, Ceinwen builds on her 20 years of experience in both the public and private sectors of professional services. In this episode, Ceinwen outlines why a highly sophisticated approach to business development in professional services is required to thrive in today’s heavily commoditised and commercial landscape. She also introduces us to her 'Collection’, an elite network of experts whom Ceinwen will interview over the course of the series.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/1Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

The legendary Blair Enns, author of The Win Without Pitching Manifesto and Pricing Creativity: A Guide to Profit Beyond The Billable Hour, joins Ceinwen on the podcast. Through his sales training program for creative professionals, he started out on a mission to change the way creative services are bought and sold the world over. Having applied Blair’s principles to her business development strategy, Ceinwen highlights how the Win Without Pitching methodology has created a valuable and qualitative impact on her business and why the professional services industry should adopt these concepts.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/3Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

Ceinwen meets with holistic business and legal consultant, Artemis Evangelidi, the Founder and Managing Director of Aipeia Consulting, an international firm focused on creating successful, sustainable and empowered businesses and leaders. Born and raised in Melbourne Australia, Artemis has over 20 years’ experience across 4 continents working with some of the world’s largest investment companies. Artemis has seen first-hand how successful businesses thrive. Now based in Cyprus, Artemis’ mission is to bring about global change by empowering people to be the best they can be, enabling a growth mindset.Visit the show notes at: https://www.firstfollower.com/podcasts/4 Learn more about growth strategies at: https://www.firstfollower.com/Theme music: S Strong - The Rover by S Strong https://soundcloud.com/s_strong

Ceinwen King-Smith has been completely blind since birth. In this interview with William Rock on Art and Inspiration, she describes how she has taught herself to fluently speak eight languages and sing in eleven. Ceinwen takes on life with an indomitable spirit that inspire all who meet her. Ceinwen is also an educator, jewelry-maker, mother and world traveler. She has been to China 22 times. Ceinwen King-Smith has taught herself hundreds of folk songs in Chinese and several other languages. In this interview, she sings in Chinese, Polish, Russian and Japanese.