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Louis Belcourt/CKTZ News -The Village Commons construction project aims to have its new structures operational by end of October, says General Contractor Richard Andrews. In January, the Village Commons title was transferred from CCEDA to the Cortes Island Community Foundation. The CICF set out to develop the land for community usage with a variety of grants. The current project underway is “a combined shared meeting and office space” with an operating title of “the Nook.” “It's two small buildings that are going to be covered by one roof, and there'll be a fairly extensive deck and breezeway between the two buildings through which people can pass,” says Andrews. Recently finished was the “wild play zone” which is an “interactive playground and sculptural area,” including a large swing, a ship-like deck with seats and a small hut made of driftwood. The remaining projects include three shipping containers installed for non-profit storage and an outdoor pavilion for outdoor gatherings and performances.
De Clarke/ Cortes Currents - On February 12th at the Mansons Fire Hall, Sandra Wood and Kate Maddigan hosted a grant writing workshop for social profit organisations on Cortes Island. Kate and Sandra have considerable experience in grant writing; they offered guidelines, tips, and advice for those seeking funding. The event was sponsored by the Social Profit Forum, and attended by representatives from the Art Gallery, DCC, BetterAtHome/SOS, Cortes Currents, CIFA, CICF, FOCI, CCEDA, CHS, and SCCA. Here are a few examples of advice shared at this workshop by the seasoned grant writers:
On October 9, 2023 Elements Financial conducted their seventh annual Purpose Day - a day dedicated to giving back and serving the communities and causes we care about. As part of the day, Elements employees heard from Jennifer Bartenbach, the CEO of the Central Indiana Community Foundation. During this conversation with Miranda, the two discuss the importance of giving back and the different ways you can do so. This episode was recorded live in front of an audience and may vary in sound. To learn more about Purpose Day 2023, visit elements.org/PurposeDay. To learn about CICF, visit cicf.org. Reference to, or information about, any specific product or service by name, trade name, trademark, or service mark in this podcast does not constitute an endorsement of that product or service. Federally Insured by NCUA
Louis Belcourt/ CKTZ News - An anonymous donor has donated around $250,000 to create a one time, experimental grant program that gives directly to the Cortes community. The Cortes Island Community Foundation (CICF) was chosen to create the program and distribute the funds in the form of one time, cash "gifts" to individuals. The gifts never have to be paid back, and the CICF do not need receipts of how the cash was spent. "We want people to apply for money for their specific needs instead of trying to fit their needs into a box like most other grants," says Isabelle McKnight, executive administrator for the CICF. "What the Cortes Foundation wants to do is just have people apply for what they actually need, whether that's a car to get their kids to school or dental work that they need to get to town for, whatever it is." The funds will be distributed in gifts ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 and aren't taxable. The program is looking to focus on families and individuals that are in acute financial need. "It's a very generous, one time thing that the donor has offered and they wish to remain anonymous," says McKnight. "And it's a pilot program, so if we can figure out how to run this and it's really successful, we're hoping to attract other donors to do projects like this, because this is the core of what we want the foundation to be, is to provide whatever people in the community actually need." More information can be found at the CICF's website.
Should we allocate capital in the community to provide the most impact? Jennifer Bartenbach (New CEO of Central Indiana Community Foundation) and Tom Kilian Jr. (President of Hamilton County Community Foundation and IMPACT Central Indiana) join the podcast to discuss their philosophy of “recycling philanthropy”. Learn about their partnership with Cook Medical and Goodwill to create jobs in Indianapolis, IMPACT's Pitch Feast competition for entrepreneurs and more! Book Recommendations Tom: Traction by Gino Wickman Jennifer: Anything by Colleen Hoover Relevant Links Participate: https://www.cicf.org/giving/impact-central-indiana/ The Movement of 10,000: https://mvmt10k.org/ White Paper: Business Case for Racial Equity (issuelab.org) CICF: https://www.cicf.org/ Pitch Feast: https://www.pitchfeast.org/pitchfeast-event Guest Bios Jennifer Bartenbach As the number two executive at the Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF), Jennifer Bartenbach leads the internal workings of the foundation – the financial operations, information technology, marketing & communications, facilities and people & culture. She is responsible for the fiscal oversight, regulatory compliance and operational effectiveness of CICF's $1 billion in assets. She cofounded and co-leads IMPACT Central Indiana, a multi-member limited-liability company created to facilitate social-impact investments in the community. Prior to CICF, Jennifer started her career doing a three-semester co-op at Toyota Motor Manufacturing while finishing her degree at the University of Evansville. She moved to Indianapolis in 2001 to pursue a career in public accounting at BKD, LLP (now Forvis) where she joined the not-for-profit/governmental team. After a quick stop at Sigma Micro, she returned to the philanthropic sector, spending eight years at the Indianapolis Museum of Art (Newfields) – four as CFO and one as the internal interim CEO before joining CICF. Thomas J. Kilian, Jr.As an experienced executive with more than 20 years of professional experience, 18 of those years devoted to philanthropy and fundraising, Tom Kilian, President of the Hamilton County Community Foundation and IMPACT Central IN has noteworthy expertise in strategic planning, major and planned gift acquisition, community development and accountability, foundation infrastructure and policies, board management, and innovative revenue generation. Throughout his professional career, Tom has managed the creation and implementation of programs, services, and operations while creating significant internal and external relationships throughout the philanthropic landscape. In his current role as the President of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, Tom has overseen the creation and implementation of the first comprehensive strategic plan of the foundation, ideated and implemented the first Not-For-Profit Collaboration Hub in Central Indiana, and increased assets from 53 million to 120 million in five years. In addition to his role as the President of the Foundation, Tom is also the co-creator and President of IMPACT Central Indiana. IMPACT Central Indiana deploys capital to underappreciated communities and invests in the development of entrepreneurs within those communities who do not have traditional access to capital. Since launching in the spring of 2020, IMPACT Central Indiana has invested more than $7 million into the community. Prior to Hamilton County Community Foundation, Tom's career largely focused on higher education. Playing leadership roles in the development and execution of several philanthropic campaigns across various campus landscapes. Most recently, as Executive Director of the Ivy Tech Community College Foundation in Central Indiana, where he successfully launched the largest regional campaign in college history. Prior to joining Ivy Tech, Tom had extensive experience raising money in support of large four-year public institutions, as well as a small four-year private institution. Tom earned a B.S. from Indiana State University, an M.S. from Indiana University, and an executive certificate from the University of Notre Dame. Outside the office, Tom volunteers with several organizations, including sitting on the board of directors for the YMCA of Central Indiana. Both professionally and personally Tom strives to make a difference in the lives he touches. He is a results driven leader, eager to help individuals and organizations pursue their mission, create their vision and strategically achieve their goals. When he isn't working or volunteering, he enjoys spending time with his wife Jennifer and their daughters, Samantha and Ellison. He loves the culinary scene, and tries to spend as much time as possible outdoors. Who are the hosts? Austin Crites, CFA: Austin is a past-president and current committee member of CFA Society Indianapolis. Professionally, he is the Chief Investment Officer at Aurora Financial Strategies where he manages US-focused, all-cap, style-agnostic equity strategies as the core of client portfolios. Austin is a 2008 graduate of Marian University in Indianapolis where he is now an adjunct professor in the Byrum School of Business. Matt Henry, CFA: Matt is a Senior Investment Officer at STAR Wealth Management. He is also a Past President and a director of CFA Society Indianapolis. When he's not managing porfolios, Matt teaches Finance 300 at Ball State University. He enjoys air conditioning, wi-fi, and the conveniences of indoor living.
On June 30, Brian Payne will finish a 23-year run as CEO and president of the Central Indiana Community Foundation and president of the Indianapolis Foundation. You can think of CICF as an umbrella organization that includes the Indianapolis Foundation and many other foundations and charitable funds that make nearly $100 million in grants every year to help not-for-profit groups in central Indiana. Over 23 years of Payne's leadership, the total assets of the CICF collective organization have grown from $338 million to more than $1 billion. For that alone, Payne is widely considered one of the most influential not-for-profit leaders in the city. But he also is the founder and primary creative force behind the $63 million Indianapolis Cultural Trail that loops downtown, links its six cultural districts and has become a major driver of economic development along its path. He further cemented his reputation for taking on big challenges when, in 2018, CICF formally changed its mission to support racial equity and inclusion and to dismantle institutional racism in central Indiana. At CICF, the new focus on fighting racism and creating opportunity for people of color led to changes big and small—from anti-racist training for its staff and cultivating new vendors to structural shifts that affected which programs and initiatives it decides to fund. The new focus was received positively by many and was criticized by others. In this week's edition of the IBJ Podcast, Payne explains why he has decided to retire from full-time work, what he plans to do next, and how CICF will change once he leaves. We also discuss the impact of the Cultural Trail, why CICF decided to change its mission in 2018 and the challenge of measuring its progress on a goal as large as dismantling institutional racism. The IBJ Podcast is brought to you by Taft.
Are you tired of feeling stuck in your sales training or struggling to get through to your trainees? Join me in this episode as I sit down with two of my fellow Sales Sniper team members, Will Hinkson and Pat Stuart, to talk about the art of teaching and learning. We dive into the two crucial steps to becoming a better teacher or coach, the similarities between training people and dogs, and how to master sales as a newbie. We also share our tips and advice on overcoming the fear of failure and empowering yourself to take on leadership roles. Whether you're a sales veteran or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable insights and wisdom to help you take your sales game to the next level. Tune in now! Episode Highlights: [00:00] Introduction [02:20] Getting to know Will Hinkson [06:05] Pat Stuart's background [11:18] How Matt and Pat met [12:46] Launching The Canine Paradigm podcast [15:20] The first step to becoming a better coach or teacher [17:44] The second step to becoming a better coach or teacher [20:55] Simplifying NEPQ for easier learning [25:35] The connection between training people and dogs [28:21] The right and wrong ways to train or teach [31:12] Learning and mastering new sales concepts and techniques [35:06] Tips for becoming a better salesperson [41:58] Understanding the challenges of learning from coaches and trainers [46:00] Starting out in sales [59:09] Overcoming fear of failure [1:08:09] Empowering leadership through sales training
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Tamara talks about the joy of launching her latest book, “Dear Black Girl: Letters From Your Sisters on Stepping Into Your Power”, and the joy of giving girls their rightness right now. In addition to being an author, she’s the vice president of community leadership and effective philanthropy for CICF. For Tamara, joy is being open and receiving to all the good things that are available and reflecting on it. She shares her joy in having human connections and supporting, celebrating, and uplifting others.
Intros Höls Episode Review: Beast Wars II Ep. 7 Beast Bangin': N/A News: Kingdom Reveals and preorders Mp-50 is out 3rd party Pre Beast Wars ? Cheetor Red DNA Upgrade for Scorponok 3rd party Dinobot and Waspinator at CICF 2020 by trojan horse studio Art of the week: @Finishing Skool @Drawnatru @Solr47611353 @RyanMil73870842 Trash figure of the week: N/A Custom of the week: N/A Topics: more Rumors on the kingdom line and our thoughts . Outro Cool Table Network Shattered Cast Uncut Enter The Realm Toy Detox Figga Bangin Beers & Bolters 40k Breaking The Mold Nerd Rage Radio Fresh Communication Building Up To It Verbally Challenged Masterpiece Shitpiece Theater Honorable Mentions: The Nerds Have Spoken Total Package Blackout & Shout All Qued Up Off The Runner Around 30 mins with Deluxe Baldwin
Brian Payne is the president and CEO of the $870 million Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and The Indianapolis Foundation. Since he joined CICF in November 2000, the foundation’s annual grant-making has more than doubled to over $50 million. CICF’s mission is to mobilize people, ideas and investments to create a community where all individuals have an equitable opportunity to reach their full potential—no matter place, race or identity.--At Butler University’s Lacy School of Business, we believe that being an ethical leader means acknowledging injustices and actively working to correct them. We have an obligation to prepare students to be leaders in organizations that are inclusive and offer a place of belonging for all people, regardless of background. The Lacy School of Business Ethics Podcast, presented by Old National Bank, is devoting its next episodes to local community leaders committed to combating issues of racial and social injustice in the Indianapolis community and beyond. We’ll explore ways that business and educators can make a difference.Production Team - Bram Sheckels & Kelly SchmidtMusic by Ronak Raval
Charitable Advisors Rob MacPherson and Sarah Weaver from Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) share their vision, dedication and passion for making Indiana a better community. Tune in to learn how CICF utilizes interactive workshops to help families align their values with their specific charitable intent. Check out CICF.org on how to give more than a charitable gift Rob Macpherson: robm@cicf.org Sarah Weaver: sarahw@cicf.org
“Once you experience meaningful work, you can’t go back.” Clayton De Fur, the Sr. Community Leadership Officer at the Central Indiana Community Foundation, joins us this week to share his story and discuss the CICF’s strategy and impact. Following the advice of his career test, Clayton graduated from IU Bloomington with a master's degree in public affairs with a focus on non-profit management. Fortunately, he’s never turned back. In what he feels like is one of his dream roles, Clayton handles grant-making and non-profit relationships focused in areas including arts and culture, environment, animal welfare, food access, nutrition, and health. In this episode, we dive deep into the issue that CICF has chosen to tackle: Systemic Racism. Clayton candidly reveals how we can only fix access to opportunity if we focus on race. Once the CICF recognized this problem, they decided to change their mission to “mobilize” a “community where all individuals have equitable opportunity…” and have initiated change in Indiana. Including partnering with the Drink Culture Podcast to present the Seeing White series that helps attendees understand whiteness. Drink deep of the culture that surrounds you with Clayton De Fur from the CICF. Learn about Central Indiana Community Foundation!Listen to the Seeing White Podcast Review the episode on iTunes, Twitter, and Facebook! Join our community on Patreon! Clayton’s Book RecommendationsThe Alternative: Most of What You Believe About Poverty is Wrong – Mauricio Miller Between the World and Me – Ta-Nehisi Coates Chokehold: Policy Black Men – Paul Butler The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America – Richard Rothstein Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance – Edgar Villanueva Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City – Matthew Desmond The Family – John Sharlet Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption – Bryan Stevenson Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong – James Loewen The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man – John Perkins The New Jim Crow – Michelle Alexander Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools – Monique Morris The Religious Instruction of the Negroes in the United States – Charles Colcock Jones Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America – Ibram Kendi White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism – Robin DiAngelo White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America – Nancy Isenberg Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?: And Other Conversations About Race – Beverly Daniel Tatum What we tasted Koia Plant Powered Nutrition - Coconut Almond Forager Project Cultured Probiotic Plant Shake - Banana & Date REBBL Schizandra - Berries and Cream Koia Keto - Cookie Batter Check out our sponsors for this episode: Naptown Fitness - To start your health journey today, visit naptownfitness.com http://naptownfitness.com/ https://www.instagram.com/naptownfitness/ https://www.facebook.com/NapTownFitness FullStack PEO - Turnkey HR for Emerging Companies.https://www.fullstackpeo.com/drnkcltr https://www.linkedin.com/company/27092746/ https://twitter.com/fullstackpeo https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Consulting-Agency/FullStack-PEO-1107694849373703/ TechPoint BE BOLD.Did you know you can nominate someone for one of the state's top tech honors this year? Check out the 2020 Mira Awards categories and then decide if you want to nominate someone you know or even apply for yourself or your company. LEARN MORE Drink Culture Website: https://www.drnkcltr.com Drink Culture Newsletter: https://www.drnkcltr.com/newsletter/ Drink Culture Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drnkcltr Drink Culture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkculturepodcast/ Drink Culture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkculturepodcastDrink Culture YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvrw7Fqfw4ZORgZMPJKio-A
In this episode of For Good, Brian Payne, president and CEO of CICF, talks about the foundation's work in the past year and what lies ahead in the years to come. The post A Conversation with Brian Payne appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
How do we create an inclusive city? If anyone knows what it takes, it’s Brian Payne. Join us on Monday, September 9th for a lively discussion with Brian Payne, President and CEO at the Central Indiana Community Foundation and President of the Indianapolis Foundation. Find out how we can help create neighborhoods and environments that empower people, change systems that unfairly hold people back, and dismantle systemic racism. Get the scoop on what it takes to create an Inclusive City and hear their plan for a more equitable Central Indiana. CICF Strategic Plan: At CICF, we’re going all in. We have a new mission to mobilize people, ideas and investments to make this a community where all individuals have equitable opportunity to reach their full potential— no matter place, race or identity. We have goals that will take years—if not decades—to achieve. We know this work is complicated and we will make mistakes. We need this community to learn with us, hold us accountable and become our partners. We are committed to doing the work, but we cannot do it alone. If we want Central Indiana to be a healthy and thriving community with inclusive economic growth, something has to change. We cannot stay comfortable. It’s time to reach for more—more opportunities and a more equitable playing field. About Brian Payne: Brian Payne is the president and CEO of the $800 million Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and The Indianapolis Foundation. Since he joined CICF in November 2000, the foundation’s annual grantmaking has more than doubled to over $50 million. CICF’s mission is to mobilize people, ideas and investments to create a community where all individuals have an equitable opportunity to reach their full potential—no matter place, race or identity. https://www.cicf.org https://www.sceneonradio.org/seeing-white/
CICF’s new strategic plan includes strategies to engage “opportunity youth”—defined as those between the ages of 16-24 and not enrolled or employed—in programs that promote education or career pathways. In this episode of For Good, hear from local leaders about ongoing efforts to provide opportunity to young people in our community. The post Engaging Opportunity Youth appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
Why must we keep Ann dancing? Who is Ann? And, how does she reflect the culture of Indianapolis enough to deserve our attention? Join the leaders of the Keep Ann Dancing campaign, Kären Haley, Chris Gahl, & Mindy Taylor Ross and us as we candidly discuss the campaign that has Indy debating the importance and value of public art. Mindy Taylor Ross, the Curator and Public Art Project Manager for the Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick during the installment of Ann Dancing, unveils the history behind the purchase of Ann, Ann's increasing need for maintenance from Dr. Phil, and provides perspective of public art in Indianapolis versus other cities. Kären Haley and Chris Gahl reveal what catalyzed the campaign, how the funds are being used, and why they chose to do what's never been done before: crowdsource funding for public art. Listen to the story behind Keep Ann Dancing unfold as we share a drink around the table of Bluebeard's Second Story private dining space overlooking the Indianapolis Cultural Trail (home to more art pieces than mentioned in this episode). Drink deep of the culture that surrounds you this week with Kären Haley, Chris Gahl, & Mindy Taylor Ross of Keep Ann Dancing. If you're interested in donating, visit the website, share a picture of Ann with #KeepAnnDancing, purchase branded merchandise, or enjoy a drink at a participating restaurant. CICF will be matching up to $25,000 of donations from now through June 29th. There will also be a family-friendly dance party to celebrate Ann's return to Mass Ave on Saturday, June 29th from 4-9pm by the Ann Dancing art piece. Drink Culture Website: https://www.drnkcltr.com Drink Culture Newsletter: https://www.drnkcltr.com/newsletter/ Drink Culture Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drnkcltr Drink Culture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkculturepodcast/ Drink Culture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkculturepodcast Drink Culture YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvrw7Fqfw4ZORgZMPJKio-A
We believe communities are most successful and thriving when investments are resident-driven and when neighborhoods have access to culturally relevant art, nature and beauty every day. Our community ambassadors help engage CICF in reciprocal relationships with residents and their neighborhoods. In this month’s podcast, meet our ambassadors and listen to a conversation about what they say are their neighborhood's assets and challenges. The post Our Community Ambassadors appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
May is mental health month, and an important conversation in Central Indiana. In this month’s episode of For Good, CICF vice president of community leadership and effective philanthropy, Tamara Winfrey-Harris, talks to individuals from all over the community about their mental health advocacy and personal experiences around mental health. On this episode, hear from: Steve Orusa, fire chief for the city of Fishers Department of Fire and Emergency Services; Chris Paulsen, CEO at Indiana Youth Group; Suzanne Clifford, senior advisor for Give An Hour Indianapolis and Westfield Wellbeing Coalition consultant; and Bre Suggs, program manager for Give an Hour Indiana. The post Mental Health in Our Community appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
In this special episode of For Good, Andrew Black talks about economic mobility—one of five of CICF's leadership initiatives for Marion County—and how it is impacting our community. This episode is part of a special series introducing CICF's strategic plan for Marion County. Listen to the other four episodes to learn more about how CICF is working to help create a more equitable Central Indiana. The post Economic Mobility – the plan for Marion County appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
In this special episode of For Good, Brian Payne talks about dismantling systemic racism—one of five of CICF's leadership initiatives for Marion County—and how it is impacting our community. This episode is part of a special series introducing CICF's strategic plan for Marion County. Listen to the other four episodes to learn more about how CICF is working to help create a more equitable Central Indiana. The post Dismantling Systemic Racism – the plan for Marion County appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
In this special episode of For Good, Alicia Collins talks about criminal justice reform—one of five of CICF's leadership initiatives for Marion County—and how it is impacting our community. This episode is part of a special series introducing CICF's strategic plan for Marion County. Listen to the other four episodes to learn more about how CICF is working to help create a more equitable Central Indiana. The post Criminal Justice Reform – the plan for Marion County appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
Today on No Limits we discuss a new training program that more Indiana organizations are embracing called Undoing Racism. Our guests are Child Advocates Executive Director Cindy Booth, Pamela Ross, VP of Opportunity, Equity and Inclusion from CICF and Freedom Kolb Special Projects Manager for Hamilton Southeastern Schools.
On this episode, we interview CEO Tammie Barney and Program Manager Thomas Christenson of TeenWorks. TeenWorks provides a year-round employment and college readiness program with supportive services for teens throughout the school year. While their paid employment program gives teens the chance to earn a paycheck, the TeenWorks experience is much more than a job. Participating teens build professional resumes, gain job skills for the future, participate in volunteer projects to give back to the community, and receive hands-on instruction to build key college and career readiness skills in one of our five career pathway areas: Health & Life Science, STEAM, Logistics Distribution & Transportation, Hospitality, and Entrepreneurship. During the summer training program, TeenWorks provides transportation, daily meals, and direct support to help teens discover passions and career aptitudes through exposure, experience, and assessments including MBTI & Strong. During the school year, TeenWorks continues to provide support to their students through employability skills training, mentoring, SAT and ACT prep, and community service outings. Upon successful completion of the program, all TeenWorks teens are also eligible for one of six annual college Scholarships provided by the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Family Foundation. As they begin their post-secondary plans, TeenWorks Pro students who have completed 2 or more years of the program are encouraged to apply for a TeenWorks Scholarship through CICF. Most importantly, the TeenWorks experience empowers teens to discover a new level of self-confidence and recognize that going to college and achieving professional success is within their reach. Special Guests: Tammie Barney and Thomas Christenson.
On this weeks show we finish out NYCC news, Takara have final images of Masterpiece Primal and we have a look back at some 3p news from CICF 2016 Show Notes Opening credits added in edit (new Podcast Intro) OPENING Hello and welcome to Off The Shelf, the Voice of Transformers Collector Club Australia. This is episode 81 Recorded live on October 14th, 2016 INTRODUCTIONS Brad Jason Mikey >>>What have you been up to this week? 00:05:59 Off The Shelf is the podcast for Transformers Collectors Club Australia. The TCCA website is www.transformerscca.com - there you’ll find links to our Facebook discussion group, the sales group, the YouTube channel and Twitter page and of course, this podcast! 00:06:52 CLUB & COMMUNITY NEWS This week: Paid and Proud Member count: 130 Facebook Member count: 1964 +4 from last week Last chance to fill out the annual survey on, check out all out social media channels for the link of check here in the show notes. Take a couple of minutes and fill it out https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/tccaoct2016 00:08:29 A YEAR AGO TODAY Hasbro Announces Titans Return – New Comic Storyline & Generations Toy Line http://news.tfw2005.com/2015/10/07/hasbro-announces-titans-return-new-comic-storyline-generations-toy-line-302459 Titans Return Titan Masters Class Official Images released Terribull Nightbeat Crashbash Loudmouth http://news.tfw2005.com/2015/10/08/titans-return-titan-masters-class-official-images-302639#images 00:10:44 Masterpiece MP-22 Ultra Magnus Reissue announcement http://news.tfw2005.com/2015/10/02/masterpiece-mp-22-ultra-magnus-reissue-302224 00:11:34 Fans Toys Stomp Colored Prototype Pictures http://news.tfw2005.com/2015/10/06/fans-toys-stomp-colored-prototype-pictures-302402 00:12:29 Toyworld Revealed First Prototype Limb For Devastator Combiner http://news.tfw2005.com/2015/10/01/toyworld-reveals-first-prototype-limb-for-devastator-combiner-302194 NEWS HASBRO 00:15:54 NYCC 2016 – Soap Studio Vinyl G1 Transformers http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/06/nycc-2016-soap-studio-vinyl-g1-transformers-326139?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook 00:21:21 Transformers: The Last Knight Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet Revealed http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/06/transformers-last-knight-optimus-prime-voice-changer-helmet-revealed-326119?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook TAKARA 00:22:37 New Images - TakaraTomy Transformers Masterpiece MP32 Beast Convoy (Optimus Primal) http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/new-images-takaratomy-transformers-masterpiece-mp32-beast-convoy-optimus-primal/36526/ 3rd PARTY and KO 00:30:45 CICF 2016 – Third Party Transformers Round-Up http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/01/cicf-2016-third-party-transformers-round-325527?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook Toyworld Elastic Toyworld Kup Planet X Prime Planet X Starscream Planet X Trypticon Generation Toy Optimus Prime Generation Toy Megatron Garatron Thunderwing Garatron Unicron Mastermade Scorpinok Dx09 Mightron, chiguth, tyrant, ghawalt, hulkie. X transbots hoist and trailbreaker. X2 Toys Optimus Prime 00:45:20 X-Transbots Eligos Final Product Images https://www.facebook.com/DaimChocReports/photos/pcb.341776052839495/341775959506171/?type=3&theater OTHER STUFF Statue News nil Movie News 00:48:33 Transformers: The Last Knight Promotional Images From Brand Licensing Europe 2016 Expo http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/11/transformers-last-knight-promotional-images-brand-licensing-europe-2016-expo-326267?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook 00:50:53 NEW ACQUISITIONS Jason: Brad: nil Mikey: nada 00:55:06 FEEDBACK Keiran Rossteuscher I enjoyed the brief discussion you had a couple of weeks ago about what happens when you get your Grail. Maybe you could discuss more about - When you got into/came back to collecting, what were your goals for your collection? How has it changed? - Is there an end goal with your collecting? - What happens after the Grail? Does that have to be the end? - Have you thought about what you will do with your collection if/when you move on from collecting? - If you had to start over, would you collect differently to now? Honorable Mention, Jonathan Uy Talk about KOs again. That's always fun to listen to. 01:03:34 Post Of The Week Jame ozzy osmens and Brian Evens with some sweet tatoo art. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1319212374769693&set=pcb.633520353475238&type=3&theater 01:05:35 OUTRO Thank you for listening, shameless plugs, the week ahead. You can also find the podcast on iTunes, so please head over there and give us a review - the link is on the website and in the show notes. https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/off-the-shelf-the-voice-of-tcca/id979454342 And finally the podcast is recorded live on YouTube in video form, where you’ll see us and all the items we talk about on the show. The link to the YouTube channel is on the TCCA site and in the show notes. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCiOFpfwnbqo9NZaTU1c7Uig End Credits (added in post)
On tonight's jam packed show, se have news on the new titans return figures direct form NYCC. Takara are going back and releasing some movie figures, and there's a wave of 3p news coming out of CICF. Opening credits added in edit (new Podcast Intro) OPENING Hello and welcome to Off The Shelf, the Voice of Transformers Collector Club Australia. This is episode 80 Recorded live on October 8th, 2016 INTRODUCTIONS Brad Jason Mikey Max Simon >>>What have you been up to this week? 00:05:38 Off The Shelf is the podcast for Transformers Collectors Club Australia. The TCCA website is www.transformerscca.com - there you’ll find links to our Facebook discussion group, the sales group, the YouTube channel and Twitter page and of course, this podcast! 00:06:06 CLUB & COMMUNITY NEWS This week: Paid and Proud Member count: 130 Facebook Member count: 1960 +11 from last week We currently have the annual survey on, check out all out social media channels for the link of check here in the show notes. Take a couple of minutes and fill it out https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/tccaoct2016 Convention News Today TCCA had a table at Adelaide toy, game and comic fair. Max was there, how'd you go? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10210824040976552&set=pcb.630553903771883&type=3&theater 00:08:59 TCCA was also at Border Dimensions, here in Albury. Simon chambers travelled up the Hume to give me a hand, and turn out, be my handler for the debut of the prime suit. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1740133692913640&set=pcb.630554747105132&type=3&theater And Brad won 1st place in the adult Home made catergrey. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1740228919570784&set=gm.630662030427737&type=3&theater NEWS HASBRO 00:14:51 NYCC 2016 Hasbro's Twitch Livestream Recording Now Available http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/nycc-2016-hasbros-twitch-livestream-recording-now-available/36499/ 00:16:49 The trypticon leg we love http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/titans-return-trypticon-leg-and-the-last-knight-optimus-prime-helmet-revealed-during-hasbros-transformers-twitch-livestream-at-nycc-2016/36498/ 00:21:49 NYCC 2016 – Official Transformers Titans Return Images http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/06/nycc-2016-official-transformers-titans-return-images-326035?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook 00:38:13 NYCC 2016 – Hasbro Preview Night – Titans Return http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/05/nycc-2016-hasbro-preview-night-titans-return-325848?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook 00:55:47 In Hand Images of Transformers Titans Return Gnaw With Titan Master Interaction http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/in-hand-images-of-transformers-titans-return-gnaw-with-titan-master-interaction/36475/ TAKARA 00:58:43 Takara Legends LG41 Leo Prime/Lio Convoy Revealed http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/06/takara-legends-lg41-leo-primelio-convoy-revealed-326176?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook 01:01:14 Takara Mp Inferno Ladder collapse video https://www.facebook.com/wanna.hobby.com.tw/ 01:04:12 Takara Tomy Transformers 10th Anniversary Movie Reissues http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/takara-tomy-transformers-10th-anniversary-movie-reissues/36503/ 3rd PARTY and KO 01:17:23 Fans Toys FT-19 Apache – Prototype Images http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/01/fans-toys-ft-19-apache-prototype-images-325678?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook OTHER STUFF Statue News 01:11:17 Prime 1 Studios teasing Ratchet statue http://news.tfw2005.com/2016/10/05/prime-1-studios-teasing-ratchet-statue-325831?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook 01:14:37 NEW ACQUISITIONS Jason: Brad: fans toys Willis Simon: Max: g1 cosmos, leader 1, wildfly, generations warpath, 86 movie, igear rager, fort max Mikey: Reprolabels... 01:31:30 OUTRO Thank you for listening, shameless plugs, the week ahead. You can also find the podcast on iTunes, so please head over there and give us a review - the link is on the website and in the show notes. https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/off-the-shelf-the-voice-of-tcca/id979454342 And finally the podcast is recorded live on YouTube in video form, where you’ll see us and all the items we talk about on the show. The link to the YouTube channel is on the TCCA site and in the show notes. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCiOFpfwnbqo9NZaTU1c7Uig End Credits (added in post)
This week on the Moonbase 2 there was a convention called CICF 2016 which was in china and showed a few updates to 3rd party figures we knew were coming and a couple of new ones as well, deleted audio from the very 1st episode of Transformers was revealed thanks to Transformers @ The Moon and we have weird die-cast figures to be included with MP Grapple and MP Inferno. Mikey also get to talk about a few things he did this week. So hope you peeps all enjoy.
8 AM - 1 - Mattress store airs offensive 9-11 advert. 2 - CBS News military analyst Mike Lyons talks Trump at the CICF. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Wells Fargo employees opened up a bunch of bogus credit cards.
Circling back to the Indiana Sports Corp and the new Indy Ultimate urban adventure race. Because of rescheduling, we missed the first registration deadline for the race, but they may have numbers - plus there's everything else happening with ISC over the next six months (basketball, basketball, basketball, swimming and diving, golf). Guests are Craig Lippincott, Indiana Sports Corp director of business development; Chris Panyard, Indiana Sports Corp event manager (The Ultimate is also brought to you by the CICF.)
Ryan Brady is Director of Strategic Projects for Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF). Ryan works to define, measure and communicate the impact that CICF is making in central Indiana. Ryan also leads donor services for The Glick Fund. Essay text available online here.
More and more Not For Profit organizations are leveraging technology to serve the community. Maintenance of these technology investments is expensive. That is where CICF and its technology support initiative NPower come to rescue. Lets listen to Greg and Beverly to learn more about their challenges and rewards, and Janine as a satisfied client about the value this unique initiative created for their organization.
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