Podcast appearances and mentions of chris wilkerson

One year ago this Sunday, I lost my Dad. I gave his eulogy at his funeral. My Cousin, Chris Wilkerson recorded it for me. I decided to share it with everyone in his memory. This is also my first time to watch the video since it was recorded. But I felt this was a great way to honor him.

In this episode we discuss our Top 5 Country songs from 1980 with guest Chris Wilkerson https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/1980-country/pl.u-kv9lqPlTgJyjZ

The attacks that make cyber insurance an absolute necessity for you and your clients keep ratcheting up—and so do the costs. Is there any end in sight for MSPs?Hear from cybersecurity expert Wes Spencer and insurance professional Chris Wilkerson on how we ended up in this wild cyber insurance market, where it goes from here, and most importantly, how you can get a handle on rising cyber insurance premiums in your MSP business. See the full transcript with resource links:https://www.syncromsp.com/podcast/001Love Workflow for MSPs? Leave us a review: https://www.lovethepodcast.com/workflow ---Workflow for MSPs is brought to you by Syncro, the integrated platform for running a profitable MSP. Enjoy PSA, RMM, and remote access in one affordable package. https://www.syncromsp.com

Chris Wilkerson is joined by Callum Goodall and Jack Elderton of Analytics United to work out the upcoming squad construction priorities at West Ham. What positions need regenerating most urgently? How should West Ham look to address the recruitment process going forward? And what about West Ham's latest signing, Danny Ings?Close To You by PYC Music | https://soundcloud.com/pycmusicMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-ND 3.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 73 of EIUPanthers Podcast as this week we visit with recently hired EIU football coach Chris Wilkerson.  Wilkerson, a former EIU player and assistant coach, talks about his time playing and coaching for the Panthers, some memories of stops he has had along the way and what it is like to follow in the footsteps of one of his coaching mentors as the head coach at Eastern Illinois.  

Episode 73 of EIUPanthers Podcast as this week we visit with recently hired EIU football coach Chris Wilkerson.  Wilkerson, a former EIU player and assistant coach, talks about his time playing and coaching for the Panthers, some memories of stops he has had along the way and what it is like to follow in the footsteps of one of his coaching mentors as the head coach at Eastern Illinois.  

You'll hear from Niles Heron, Julia Pimsleur, Brian Smith, Damon Gersh, and Chris Wilkerson! If you've been a founder, are currently a founder, or would like to be a company founder one day, this one's for you! Tune in for: The Need for Organic Growth: Niles Heron Million Dollar Women: Julia Pimsleur The Founder of UGG Boots: Brian Smith Identifying Your Industry's Choke Point: Damon Gersh And More! Listen to the DealQuest podcast today! Website: https://www.coreykupfer.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreykupfer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoreyKupfer Twitter: https://twitter.com/coreykupfer

You’ll hear from Niles Heron, Julia Pimsleur, Brian Smith, Damon Gersh, and Chris Wilkerson! If you’ve been a founder, are currently a founder, or would like to be a company founder one day, this one's for you! Tune in for:The Need for Organic Growth: Niles HeronMillion Dollar Women: Julia Pimsleur The Founder of UGG Boots: Brian Smith Identifying Your Industry’s Choke Point: Damon GershAnd More!Listen to the DealQuest podcast today!Website: https://www.coreykupfer.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreykupfer/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoreyKupferTwitter: https://twitter.com/coreykupfer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Wilkerson is the Founder and CEO of High Bar Capital, which specializes in funding, acquisition, and management of high-quality businesses in niche markets with the goal of growing businesses while increasing their value. Prior to founding High Bar Capital, Chris specialized in business development at Ventro, a B2B marketplace. Chris also works with graduate and undergraduate students as the founder of the Reverse Mentoring Program for the Wharton Executive Education Program. Chris is an active advisory board member for the Cornell Entrepreneurship Network and the Cornell National Scholar Alumni board, and he serves as Treasurer for ACTUS, a charity focused on the arts, nature preservation, and health initiatives. What You Will Learn: Chris shares how he started his first business, a plant nursery, after his parents wrote a book titled "Businesses Your Kids Can Start" and wanted to use him as a test case when he was a child. Chris highlights what High Bar Capital does, what sorts of investments they make, and what sorts of deals they do. He shares why High Bar Capital works to own more than a majority portion of 3-5 businesses at any given time. Chris shares important lessons he learned doing deals of his own, and he offers specific scenarios and strategies that highlight why it is important to know who you're dealing with and what they truly want. Chris explains "white labeling" deals, where his company allows another company to claim the work as their own, and he shares why it is important to offer a service core to your partner's business and deliver it seamlessly. Chris shares how his company raises money through three different categories, including tax incentives. He discusses why deals have been an important component of raising capital. Chris shares why the ability to create a positive impact on everyone involved in a deal is his top priority when evaluating whether a deal is worthwhile. How to connect with Chris Wilkerson: Email: cw@highbarcapital.com Website: www.highbarcapital.com

Chris Wilkerson is the Founder and CEO of High Bar Capital, which specializes in funding, acquisition, and management of high-quality businesses in niche markets with the goal of growing businesses while increasing their value. Prior to founding High Bar Capital, Chris specialized in business development at Ventro, a B2B marketplace. Chris also works with graduate and undergraduate students as the founder of the Reverse Mentoring Program for the Wharton Executive Education Program. Chris is an active advisory board member for the Cornell Entrepreneurship Network and the Cornell National Scholar Alumni board, and he serves as Treasurer for ACTUS, a charity focused on the arts, nature preservation, and health initiatives.What You Will Learn:Chris shares how he started his first business, a plant nursery, after his parents wrote a book titled "Businesses Your Kids Can Start" and wanted to use him as a test case when he was a child.Chris highlights what High Bar Capital does, what sorts of investments they make, and what sorts of deals they do. He shares why High Bar Capital works to own more than a majority portion of 3-5 businesses at any given time.Chris shares important lessons he learned doing deals of his own, and he offers specific scenarios and strategies that highlight why it is important to know who you're dealing with and what they truly want.Chris explains "white labeling" deals, where his company allows another company to claim the work as their own, and he shares why it is important to offer a service core to your partner's business and deliver it seamlessly.Chris shares how his company raises money through three different categories, including tax incentives. He discusses why deals have been an important component of raising capital.Chris shares why the ability to create a positive impact on everyone involved in a deal is his top priority when evaluating whether a deal is worthwhile.How to connect with Chris Wilkerson:Email: cw@highbarcapital.comWebsite: www.highbarcapital.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to the Cameron-Brooks podcast on JMO transitions! This episode features Chris Wilkerson, a former USMC Combat Engineer Officer who transitioned in 2015 and went to work for Davita Kidney Care. Davita is a healthcare company focused on providing a suite of dialysis services to patients with End Stage Renal Disease. What did Chris know about kidneys or dialysis as he was exiting the military? Not much. What did he know about leadership, problem solving and process excellence? A ton! As a matter of fact, one of the main reasons he chose Davita was because the role gave him an opportunity outside of the military to focus on skills that he'd honed in the USMC. In this episode, he shares insight into his company and "a day in the life" of a Regional Operations Director. One of the key drivers of his performance centers around teammate retention and he also recommends the book Love 'Em or Lose 'Em: Getting Good People to Stay. To learn more about JMO transitions with Cameron-Brooks, visit our website and check out PCS to Corporate America. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

KNOW MORE THAN THE NAME… Go-one-on-one with SFA standout Chris Wilkerson on the College2Pro Players Platform Show. It is the show to know before they go pro, because College2Pro.com has been featuring NFL Draft Prospects for over a decade. Professional scouting (CFL), working in conjunction with collegiate all-star games (Texas vs. The Nation, Gridiron Showcase), no other platform combined with experience allows future NFL stars to reveal their identity to the world-wide listening audience. In depth analysis, allows listeners that includes NFL Scouts and GMs to know the prospect on a personal level rather than just knowing their jersey number on game film. College2Pro continues to bring on an unprecedented level, interviews to most hard-core NFL enthusiasts. Join host Bo Marchionte and special guest Chris Wilkerson on the C2P podcast powered by football lovers everywhere.  NFL personnel listen in to learn more… So, should you!

This episode of Inside the Headset was  recorded Monday, January 8 at the 2018 AFCA Convention in Charlotte, NC. In the first part of today's episode, AFCA Coordinator of Social Media, Mike Cross sat down with Chris Wilkerson, head coach at the University of University of Chicago. Coach Wilkerson shared his memories from previous conventions, his coaching background, and what makes coaching at the University of Chicago special. To wrap up the interview Mike quizzed Coach Wilkerson on a few Chicago staples. Follow Coach Wilkerson on Twitter: @FB_Coach_Wilk In the 2nd half of the episode, Mike chats with Evan Williams of TeamSnap. Listen in as Evan shared why TeamSnap is more effective than traditional team communication methods, how you can utilize it with your program, and much more. TeamSnap is the No. 1 sports team management app for coaches, managers and organizers with over 15 million users in 196 different countries worldwide. https://www.teamsnap.com/ Have any questions, comments or ideas for the show? Send us an email, podcast at afca (dot) com. Check back next Thursday for another episode of Inside the Headset with the AFCA.

New To You Ep213: Remembering Jason Golliher (1976-2016) The week we take a pause from our standard fare.  John, Jules and Keith are joined this week by their long time friend Jason Plapp to reflect on the recent passing of a friend.  This is the first time we’ve recorded remotely so we could include Plapp from his home in Los Angeles where he works in the animation industry. This is a deluxe episode where we introduce you to our friend through the things he introduced to us.  Jason Golliher, who went by Jase or Jayse, for a time by Ari or Artie, and most recently Jackson Hall, was an artist and musician who we had the good fortune to know and befriend in college. He played a pivotal part in Keith, Plapp, John and Jules meeting. “Golden Microphone” a piece from Jayse AKA Jackson Hall 2010. You can find more of his work on his portfolio site. _______________________________________________________________________ PART 1: Keith - Grant Lee Buffalo “Mighty Joe Moon” Album 1994 Keith recalls an album that Jayse introduced him to soon after they met.  You can listen on Spotify, purchase on iTunes or Amazon, and access through any number of music services.  Some of the tracks we discuss in the show: Mighty Joe Moon Last Days of Tecumsah Lone Star _______________________________________________________________________ PART 2: Plapp - The Guitar & Gram Parsons (Musician 1946-1973) Plapp recalls how Jayse introduced him to notion of learning the guitar, and further that Jayse introduced him to the music of Gram Parsons From “Sweetheart of the Rodeo” with the Byrds, through his role in the Flying Burrito Brothers, and onto his solo work and collaborations with Emmylou Harris, Jayse shared the music and storied life of this artist with Plapp.  You can listen to some of his great music here:  Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon) Flying Burrito Bros. (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon) He was one of the greats, but don’t take our word for it: >_______________________________________________________________________ PART 3: Jules - “Bitch Betta Bite Back” (Mixtape Winter 1997 Jules recalls how Jayse whipped up a mixtape in his Brighton apartment. Jules was able to cobble together most of the mix in a Spotify Playlist you can listen to here. Track list: SIDE A: Hobo Humpin’ Slobo Babe - Whale As Girls Go - Suzanne Vega Miss Freelove ‘69 - Hoodoo Gurus Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival Punk Rock Girl - Dead Milkmen Spinal Meningitis - Ween Freedom of ‘76 - Ween Wannabe - Spice Girls Bubblehouse - Modeski Martin and Wood For Those of Ya’ll Who Wear Fannie Packs - Ben Folds Five Cherokee Boogie - BR549 Sensurround - They Might Be Giants (not streaming - available on Amazon) Watch that Girl Destroy Me - Possum Dixon Woo Hah - Busta Ryhmes Cantaloupe Island - Herbie Hancock SIDE B: Come on Eileen - Dexys Midnight Runners Lyin’ Ass Bitch - Fishbone Ode to Rene - Ween Lover’s Lane - Squirrel Nut Zippers Dick - King Missile Happiness is a Warm Gun - the Breeders Sexy Mother Fucker - Prince (not streaming- available on iTunes) Stuart - Dead Milkmen Pink Thing - XTC Walking on Sunshine - Katrina & the Waves You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC Take the Skinheads Bowling - Camper Van Beethoven Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr. Marble Tulip Juicy Tree - Ween Syeeda’s Song Flute - Modeski Martin and Wood We also dig into a favorite band of Jayse: Ween. Their album “The Mollusk” came out in the summer of 1997 - between our freshman and sophomore years of college. You can listen to this album on Spotify, iTunes, or Amazon. >_______________________________________________________________________ PART 4: John - The Art of Drinking John recalls that in college Jayse had turned 21 soon after we all met. He bucked the trend of college drinking being a ‘just to get drunk’ activity.  Jayse introduced us to PBR and extolled the virtues of whiskey as a way of adding smoke to your singing voice.  Jayse loved to share his Tennessee roots: namely the music, hospitality and the whiskey. Our Hollis Place home where at least a half dozen of us lived our last year of college. There just inside the right hand door, on the right hand side was Jayse’s room- that first floor window on the right was his. Jayse loved having people in his room to share stories, drinks, laughter and music.  Just down the block from our Allston home was this dive bar. This was a place Jayse and ‘the family’ loved to go when entertaining at home got stale. A painting by Jayse on corrugated cardboard.  A self portrait. ______________________________________________________________________ A little more about Jayse: While living in Tennessee Jayse had a number of bands in college and highschool, a tradition he carried when he moved to Boston to attend the Art Institute of Boson and a passion he continued when he moved to the Carolina’s after college. Jayse in Tennessee with his band “Bourgeois Pop Machine.” Jayse is on the left. Jayse on guitar, Chris Wilkerson on the bass. The Tennesee Boys in the Comm. Ave apartment. Left to Right: Keith, Shelby, Plapp, and Jayse. Brighton, MA ~1998 Brisco Darlin’ Allston, MA ~’99: Back- Left to Right: Jayse, Nick, Keith, Tim. Front - Left to Right: John Bickford, Plapp, McCann. ‘Beach Party’ Brighton, MA ~’97. Corrina, Jayse and Plapp. Halloween Brighton, MA ~’97/’98. Jayse and Plapp. Jayse in N.C. - A little story behind this one: Jayse introduced Ted Hobgood to the comedy of Patton Oswalt. They then started a series of photos where they catalogued all the things that were mentioned in Patton’s comedy routines. The project was discovered and they were tapped to create a slideshow style video of all the things Patton mentioned in his comedy set “FInest Hour.” This short video was included on the bonus features of the comedy special DVD. Jayse produced the music for the video. You can purchase the special on iTunes or Amazon. We have Jayse to thank for introducing us to vast amounts of music, art, movies, books, and the spirit of doing. He constantly introduced himself to people and in turn introduced those people to the things he loved.  _______________________________________________________________________ You can follow John on twitter @lordjoho You can follow Jules on twitter @beautifuljules​ You can check out Keith’s art on his tumblr earthlingkeith.tumblr.com You can follow Plapp on twitter @dunkleswift #college#jason golliher#art#art school#animation