Podcasts about children's place

Children's Place Inc Q1 2021 Earnings Call --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/earningspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/earningspodcast/support

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Terry Brooks is joined via phone by Pam Darnall, president and CEO of Family and Children's Place in Louisville, and Tammy Weidinger, president and CEO of the Brighton Center in Northern Kentucky. They discuss the critical services Kentucky's Health Access Nurturing Development Services (HANDS) home visiting program provides, current disruptions to the service for many Kentucky families, and the needs of HANDS providers and the families they serve now and post-pandemic. Families can learn more about HANDS and how to access services in their community at www.kyhands.com. This is part of a series of conversations where we examine the immediate and long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Kentucky kids and the systems that influence their lives – health care, education, early childhood education and care, child welfare, youth justice, economic security, and more. View our COVID-19 page for more information.

Alena interrogates comedian Meghan Bean in her LA home. They crack open old journals and talk about the times they've caught someone reading their journal. (Or they've been caught reading someone's journal.) Topics range from Limited Too vs. Children's Place to learning HTML for Myspace. Follow @readitandbeep as well as @megbean1

Today is Friday, August 9, and we’re looking at Carter’s vs. The Children's Place.

Dom is CEO of Dom & Tom, a digital product agency in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles with his co-founder and twin brother Tom. With over 18 years of digital product experience, Dom has consulted with enterprise companies including Hearst Communications, Turner Broadcasting, Priceline.com, Coca-Cola, The Children's Place, and Bloomberg L.P. He speaks on emerging technologies such as Blockchain, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Voice and more. He guides the agency's standards in digital product methodologies and services with the company's core values, "Do Good. Be Good."He received the 2017 Owler Top-Rated CEO award and holds a Bachelor of Computer Science and Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Loyola University Chicago. He enjoys mentoring developers on Blockchain systems, presenting Lunch & Learns on emerging technologies, and jumping in the ocean with his son Maddox in Asbury Park.Check out what Dominic is up to at: https://domandtom.com/

Leah Swan is the CHRO and leader of Enterprise Transformation at The Children's Place. Leah has a track record of leading change and innovation as a senior leader at companies including Ross Stores, Gap Inc, Williams Sonoma, and the Walt Disney Company. Leah brings a unique perspective to her work, with a global vision developed as an Aussie working in the US.

Four every day, 365 days a year - that is the number of new child abuse cases in the Kentuckiana area. Said another way - from the time you wake up, to the time you go to bed, 4 children will have been newly identified as an abused child. It is likely their life will never be the same. On this week’s show, Chad and Kurt talk with Stephen Whitehead. He works for a 135 year old organization called Family and Children’s Place ( www.familyandchildrensplace.org ). When a child is referred to Family and Children's Place, they and their family find it is a an emotional and physical safe place. Stephen talks about the programs and processes that this wonderful organization uses in the prevention, intervention, and restoration of children and families.

In this Golden Jubilee of an episode: Subscription disruptors disrupted | Luxury finally caves | Children's Place wins the toy | Weird News of the Week --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/support

Charlie Mac is a Music Entrepreneur, music publisher, music supervisor, music producer, composer, songwriter, recording engineer, public speaker, consultant, author, executive producer, and a highly sought after A&R executive, with years of experience in the music business. He is the CEO of MAC A MILLION DOLLAR MAN MUSICK, SR VP of A&R for Makaveli Music Group, and Music Supervisor for Black Noise Media. He has had major success with multiple music placements involving major brands like, MTV, EPIC, VH1, GUNIT, SHADY, AFTERMATH, BIO, ATLANTIC, 40 ACRES, CASH MONEY, DTP, DEF JAM, NBC, WARNER BROS., CMT, ELEKTRA, ASYLUM, INTERSCOPE, DISCOVERY, LUKE, NBA, GEFFEN, GOOGLE, JIVE, MUZAK, TLC, KONVICT, ROCNATION, TIME, NIKE, VIOLATOR, MERCURY, VIACOM, etc., plus countless other major corporations, and international entities.Charlie Mac has had music featured in thousands of productions and shows which have been viewed by millions of people, millions of times, nationally, and internationally: Hundreds of shows on MTV, Guy Code, Sucker Free, ABDC, Cribs, MADE, Pimp My Ride, TRUE LIFE, & Room Raiders. Hundreds of shows on VH1, Black Ink Crew, Hollywood Exes, Love and Hip Hop, 50 CENT: Behind the Music, MOB WIVES, Celebrity Rehab, & Eddie Griffin: Going For Broke. Hundreds of shows on TLC, NY INK, A&E, Big Smo, CTV, HGTV, LOGO, TVOne, CMT, BET, ABC, NBC, CBS, CW, FOX, HBO, Cartoon Network, & Travel Channel shows, Forbes Luxe 11, Man Vs. Food, & Extreme. Multiple shows on Current TV,& commercials featuring MOS DEF, EMBEDDED, Mercedes Benz, Kraft, Humira, The Children's Place, Denizen, and Yamaha. Planet Green, Ludacris, & Tommy Lee, Battle Ground Earth, Total Wrecklamation, Spike TV, GAMETRAILERS, multiple tracks in International NBA Action, Real NBA, & NBA Ent, NBC Sports, and CBS Sports. Placements include productions by famed film producer Spike Lee, You're Nobody Til Somebody Kills You.Over 550 tracks placed.

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