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Liberty IT and Galway City Museum have announced the launch of a new educational partnership pilot to support STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) learning for young people with the creation of a new digital skills initiative. The industry leader in digital innovation and the centre of learning and inspiration are set to develop a new immersive technology experience for Junior Cycle students as part of the museum's education offering. Liberty IT and Galway City Museum new educational partnership Laura Mackin, Director of Communications & Marketing from Liberty IT said, "We are delighted to partner with Galway City Museum to pilot a brand-new technology-focused workshop to empower and excite local school children, help develop their IT skills and inspire the future talent of our industry." "At Liberty IT, we foster a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, and problem-solving and are deeply invested in making a positive impact on the Galway community," continued Mackin, "We are committed to supporting education and as part of this we are thrilled to announce the creation of a new and exciting collaborative workspace at Galway City Museum, designed to connect technology with the museum experience." "This partnership follows the hugely successful STEAM Studio which we created and launched in the Ulster Museum in Belfast earlier this year and to date, over 1,000 school children have had the opportunity to avail of this unique workshop. STEAM Studio is Liberty IT's largest invested programme across the island of Ireland and it is our hope that this new partnership will play a key role in the provision of tech learning for pupils across the West of Ireland, address the current lack of provision in this skillset and ultimately inspire young people to consider a career in the industry. We look forward to working with the team at Galway City Museum in the months ahead to develop a STEAM Studio pilot that is inspired by the museum's collection, is bespoke to the local community and helps develop and upskill students," said Mackin. The Mayor of Galway, Peter Keane, who welcomed the project said, "Galway City Council and Galway City Museum are delighted to partner with Liberty IT to launch the STEAM Studio in Galway. This initiative offers local students a unique opportunity to develop essential IT skills while exploring our rich heritage and history through the museum's exhibitions and collections." Eithne Verling, Director of the Galway City Museum said, "Galway City Museum welcomes this innovative and important project. The partnership with Liberty IT reinforces the museum's commitment to educational engagement and connecting the community with its cultural resources." Liberty IT is a leader in digital innovation employing over 800 employees across the island of Ireland. The company is proud to be part of the Fortune-ranked Liberty Mutual Insurance and one of the key drivers behind its global digital enablement journey. Galway City Museum is a centre of learning, inspiration, engagement & enrichment for its visitors by collecting, preserving and displaying the material heritage of Galway.

Kerns talks new building in Cameron and Bushnell, security cameras for residential, commercial, or farm use, new Wi-Fi 6 routers, and more on WRAM.

Patty Mulvihill joined the League of Oregon Cities organization as assistant general counsel in 2016, then served as general counsel for four years prior to her appointment as executive director. Under her leadership, Mulvihill: ●       Led the development of the LOC's current five-year strategic plan; ●       Represented the LOC on key statewide committees to address the homelessness crisis; ●       Successfully oversaw and managed all LOC's operations, fiscal activities and staffing for five departments: Communications & Marketing, Finance, Intergovernmental Relations, Legal Research, and Member & Administrative Services; ●       Developed and oversaw the LOC's Fiscal Year 2023 budget; ●       Strengthened staff morale and retention by building an internal culture of trust; ●       Strengthened internal financial controls; ●       Coordinated municipal lobbying efforts and built relationships with public and private organizations; and ●       Served as an information resource for citizens, media, legislators and the business community. Prior to joining the LOC, Mulvihill served the city of Bloomington, Ind. for 12 years, first as an assistant city attorney from 2004-14, then as the city's lead attorney from 2014-16.  She earned her bachelor's degree and juris doctorate from Indiana University.  Mulvihill is a member of the Oregon State Bar and the Indiana State Bar and has earned certifications from Cornell University (Diversity and Inclusion), Boise State University (Conflict Management), the Leadership Strategies Institute (Effective Facilitation) and the HR Training Center (HR Generalist). League of Oregon Cities

Bryan Warde, professor in the social work program at Lehman College and in the social welfare doctoral program at the Graduate Center, discusses his most recent book, Colorblind: Indigenous and Black Disproportionality Across Criminal Justice Systems, with Lehman College's Assistant Vice President for Communications & Marketing at Lehman, Richard Relkin. Visit indoorvoicespocast.com for more information.

Rich Relkin, Assistant Vice President for Communications & Marketing at Lehman College, talks with Crissa-Jean Chappell, Adjunct Assistant Professor of English and author of the recently published YA novel, Sun Don't Shine (Fitzroy Books, January 2024). Visit indoorvoicespodcast.com for more.

Patty Mulvihill joined the League of Oregon Cities organization as assistant general counsel in 2016, then served as general counsel for four years prior to her appointment as executive director. Under her leadership, Mulvihill: ●       Led the development of the LOC's current five-year strategic plan; ●       Represented the LOC on key statewide committees to address the homelessness crisis; ●       Successfully oversaw and managed all LOC's operations, fiscal activities and staffing for five departments: Communications & Marketing, Finance, Intergovernmental Relations, Legal Research, and Member & Administrative Services; ●       Developed and oversaw the LOC's Fiscal Year 2023 budget; ●       Strengthened staff morale and retention by building an internal culture of trust; ●       Strengthened internal financial controls; ●       Coordinated municipal lobbying efforts and built relationships with public and private organizations; and ●       Served as an information resource for citizens, media, legislators and the business community. Prior to joining the LOC, Mulvihill served the city of Bloomington, Ind. for 12 years, first as an assistant city attorney from 2004-14, then as the city's lead attorney from 2014-16.  She earned her bachelor's degree and juris doctorate from Indiana University.  Mulvihill is a member of the Oregon State Bar and the Indiana State Bar and has earned certifications from Cornell University (Diversity and Inclusion), Boise State University (Conflict Management), the Leadership Strategies Institute (Effective Facilitation) and the HR Training Center (HR Generalist). League of Oregon Cities

Brian Lynn, Vice President of Communications & Marketing for Sportsmen's Alliance sits down with us at SHOT Show to give us a deep dive into Sportsmen's Alliance and their on-going fight for hunter's rights and against the trophy hunting narrative.On Today's show with GunBroker.com     - The History of Sportsmen's Alliance     - How Animal Rights Activists Manipulate Public Opinion     - Fighting For Hunters' Rights     - How The Word "Trophy" Undermines Wildlife ManagementThe show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcast.

Charlotte Thomas moved from a career in communications, marketing and PR, but soon found herself designing beautiful period properties, following in the footsteps of her antique dealer mother.

In this SSPI-WISE Presents podcast, guest host Divya-Kala Bhavani, General Manager for PR, Communications & Marketing at Dhruva Space and co-chair of the SSPI-WISE Elevating Women Working Group interviews Pramoda Hegde, former Mission Director of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). They discuss Pramoda's journey from a small coastal village in India to Mission Director at the ISRO and how she continues in retirement to tour different villages across India to speak with young engineering hopefuls about the space industry. A note for non-Indian listeners of this podcast: the convention "Pramoda Ma'am" is an expression of respect for a female elder that is common in India. Divya-Kala Bhavani oversees the Public Relations, Communications & Marketing activities at Dhruva Space, a full-stack Space engineering company and the first private Space-Technology company in India. Divya-Kala has previously worked as a journalist and National Technology Features Editor at The Hindu, one of India's largest and oldest English daily newspapers. Divya-Kala holds a Master's degree in Media & Communications Governance from London School of Economics, and a Bachelor's (Hons) in Journalism from London College of Communication, University of the Arts London. Divya-Kala is an active member of HAPS Alliance and of Space and Satellite Professionals International and SSPI-WISE, where she is the Co-Chair of the Elevating Women Working Group. Dhruva Space has been recognized twice by the Government of India, having been awarded the National Startup Award for its efforts in Satellite and Space Technology, and having been awarded the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Telecom Excellence Award 2022 for the company's work in the field of Satellite Communications. On 24 June 2022, Dhruva Space became one of the first private companies to receive authorization from IN-SPACe. The company has since completed three Space missions within 12 months; including the history-making Thybolt Mission, which saw the launch of India's first two private satellites, Thybolt-1 and Thybolt-2, authorized by IN-SPACe, to be successfully deployed into orbit. In January 2024, Dhruva Space also successfully validated its P-30 Nanosatellite platform, which kicks off the company's LEAP initiative of hosted payload solutions for the global market. Pramoda Hegde is a former Mission Director at the Indian Space Research Organisation. Her career at ISRO spanned 32 years, during which she played pivotal roles in some of India's historic Space missions. In 2011, Pramoda was designated as Mission Director for the GSAT-12 mission; this was the first time a woman was designated as Mission Director for a GEO Mission in ISRO's history; additionally, this was also the first time all three key positions of a mission were handled by women. Pramoda also took on the roles of Project Manager, Operations Director, and Deputy Project Director for many other Geostationary satellite missions: INSAT-4A and INSAT-4B, GSAT-9 GSAT-12, GSAT-18, and GSAT-31. After retiring from ISRO, Pramoda frequently delivers lectures at various research institutes across India, and is also known for her 'From Village to Space' storytelling sessions where she recounts her journey of growing up in Muroor, a small farming village in India, and eventually joining ISRO.

Ferguson discusses programs and webinars on the horizon, 4-H enrollment, holiday lessons and activities for the family, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Kerns provides an update on current builds with MTC Communications, including the expansion of the Little Swan Lake build, new Wi-Fi routers, and discusses their received grants to further expand services into rural areas on the WRAM Morning Show.

Bob Bell sits down with Buddy Pearson, Supervisor of Communications & Marketing with the Putnam County School System. They talk about more background on Buddy's role as the Supervisor of Communications & Marketing, the hot button issue of truancy within the school system, and going to different schools and seeing what different teachers do for their students Listen to the latest Local Matters Podcast… Presented by Office Mart. Visit them at 215 S Jefferson Ave in Cookeville to see what they can do for your office News Talk 94.1 · Presented By Office Mart

Kerns talks the Re-Connect Grant, ongoing builds, current upgrades on their network, faster Wi-Fi speeds, security cameras, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

My guest in this episode is Michelle Mandl. Michelle is currently the GM of Customer, Communications, Marketing and Engagement at TOMRA Cleanaway, Australia's leading total waste management, industrial and environmental services company. Michelle is an experienced waste, resource recovery, and sustainability executive with 20+ years of industry expertise. She focuses on stakeholder engagement programs that deliver scalable behaviour change. Michelle is known for creating an empowered team within a lean organisation and has demonstrated executive-level representation throughout her tenure. Michelle's national-level responsibilities ensure TOMRA Cleanaway is recognized as a premier network operator of container deposit scheme services.Highlights of our conversation include diving deep on container deposit schemes to recycle highly valued commodities, exploring what actually happens to our recycling bin waste, giving back through charitable Board membership, getting top retention rates through a servant leadership approach, and leaning in to sliding door moments.If you'd like to learn more about Tomra Cleanaway, go to: https://tomracleanaway.com.au   or on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tomra-cleanaway You can contact Michelle on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-mandl To learn more about what it takes to be an evolved leader, and to check out our other podcast episodes, go to:  https://www.evolvedstrategy.com.au

Lehman College professor Victoria Sanford talks with Richard Relkin, Assistant Director for Communications & Marketing at Lehman, about her recently published book Textures of Terror: The Murder of Claudina Isabel Velasquez & Her Father's Quest for Justice.

Healthcare leaders from Health Net, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey and Socially Determined shared successful Medicaid Redetermination strategies and best practices to help ensure your plans' most vulnerable populations do not lose essential health coverage.   With the end of the Public Health Emergency and the Medicaid continuous coverage provision in April, Redetermination could cause 18M Americans to lose health coverage, creating care gaps for the most vulnerable & widening health disparities. Our expert panel provides you with important information about navigating the disenrollment storms ahead.   Mildred Menos, Director, Medicaid Product Administration, Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey Darrel Ng, Vice President, Communications & Marketing, Health Net Trenor Williams, MD, Co-Founder & CEO, Socially Determined Bios: https://www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com/events/the-disenrollment-tsunami-how-to-fix-your-medicaid-redetermination-strategy/   This episode is sponsored by Socially Determined Socially Determined is leading the transformation of health care delivery and payment through social risk analytics and solutions. Our SocialScapeⓇ SaaS platform, data and industry-leading expertise empower health systems, plans and other risk-bearing organizations to better manage risk, improve outcomes and advance equity at scale. Recently named by Fierce Healthcare as one of the 15 most promising healthcare companies, Socially Determined is headquartered in Washington, DC. Visit: www.sociallydetermined.com

Michigan State University alumnus Frank Tramble is Duke University's inaugural vice president for Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs.Tramble describes his career path from MSU telemarketer going on “anthropological excursions” to stops at Georgetown and Howard on his way to Duke. He talks about why he chose MSU for college. And he shares his goals in his new position to meet the challenges and opportunities facing an “under attack” higher education system.Conversation Highlights:(3:52) – “And it was from that moment on I realized I gotta be a Spartan.”(4:33) – “I started here as an MSU telemarketer, and I can say I have the skills to sell gutters to someone who doesn't own a home. But I have to be connected to the mission.”(5:24) – “Early on, there was a divide at many universities where marketing was something very separate, or you may not have even done marketing and you really just worried about media. For me, that's an intertwined world.”(8:49) – “Higher education is in an interesting space now. It's more under attack than you'd ever think, especially for an industry that just serves to educate.”(12:33) – “I spend a lot of my time trying to welcome people into the problem, having that Spartan mentality that the more people in the room means we'll find the right answer together.”(16:55) – “You just have to stay calm. It's when you panic and forget your training and why you're doing what you're doing and keeping that at the forefront of your mind that you make mistakes. While we can't be perfect, staying calm and being able to manage under pressure is probably the most important piece of advice I could ever give.”(17:35) – “The people on this campus I owe so much to for who I am today, why I do the things I do, how hard I go after the things I want – also the moral value I put into what I do.”(19:31) – “I think the hardest thing for this generation is understanding you still have to pay your dues. The one thing you have to do is be comfortable being uncomfortable.”(21:39) – “This place can create a future for you if you let it and embrace it.”Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.

I never had the pleasure of working with my guest today, but we do have 16 mutual friends in our Club Med family. Before Club Med, she studied Communications & Marketing at Eastern Michigan University and is a diehard Michigan Wolverines fan-Go Blue! Her first season was in May of 1988 in Club Med Paradise Island as a Hostess. She worked for CM from 1988 to 1990 in St. Lucia, Huatulco, and Punta Cana and she was also a Sailing G.O. Please help me welcome from Baltimore Maryland and now living in Huntingdon Beach, California, Robin Brogdon (Kopilnick)! During her first season, the American game show “Hollywood Squares” actually came to Paradise Island to film some episodes, and yes, we will talk about that experience. Robin first went to Club Med Guadeloupe as a G.M. in 1985 and then to Sonora Bay in 1986. Robin explains how after university she was a young working professional who had a good job and a house and a car at a very young age, but something was missing. She decided to change her life around and apply to Club Med, even though people around her thought she was a little crazy for giving all that up. Robin had her interview in Washington, D.C. with a group of people, and a few weeks later she got a letter in the mail telling her she was accepted. While waiting for her village, she decided to go to Club Med Paradise Island as a G.M. While Robin was there, she told the CDV, Bob Fagan, that she was going to be working for Club Med and Bob told her to go back home, get her affairs in order and then come back to Paradise Island, which is what she did. And the rest is history. So, if you were a late 80s or early 90s G.O., you will love this episode! Please enjoy! **My First Season podcast has always been ad-free and free to listen to and is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Samsung Podcasts, Podbean App, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora and Listen Notes. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review at Apple podcasts.

This episode features Jessica Hubbard, Director of Marketing at Indiana ER & Hospital in Hammond, Indiana. Jessica was born and raised in Crown Point, Indiana where she resides with her 15 year old daughter. She graduated from Purdue University with a degree in Communications Marketing.Jessica is a sucker for sunrises/sunsets at any beach she can gain access to, and loves to travel and attend concerts. You'll often find her at Wrigley Field in the summer to take in some Cubs baseball. Jessica is an avid runner that completed her first half marathon in April. Her weaknesses are Lululemon and Starbucks, and she has absolutely no shame in that. Jessica will try anything at least feel once, and enjoys making people feel welcome. She is the type of person who will do anything to brighten up somebody's day.GreatNews.Life and Podcast Host Jenny Craig-Brown have transformed the All About the Girls annual event into a podcast! These monthly episodes feature incredible women giving the audience all the insight about what makes them happy, successful, and motivational. New episodes launch on Sundays to make sure to start your week on a positive note! The All About the Podcast is brought to you by GreatNews.Life

Superintendent Day talks School Board elections, ongoing projects within the district, prom, and graduation, plus highlights the Middle School Play as the WMOI/WRAM, MTC Communications, and the Regional Office of Education #33 Program of the Month for May. Kern also provides an update of current builds with MTC Communications on the WRAM Morning Show.

In this week's episode, Ashley goes back to the basics and gives an overview on everything you would need to know when it comes to how to live in alignment by following your messages and being guided by the highest version of you - which is all connected through the teachings of the Akashic Records. Ashley also invites A Line Within's Director of Podcast & Media, Megan Blust, to share her story of how she started with this work and found A Line Within. Ashley also has a special gift exclusively for our podcast listeners – be sure to listen up and tune in!   What you'll hear: What is your Line What are the Akashic Records How you receive messages How to be guided by your messages What is your Highest Self How to embody your messages to live a life in alignment  Megan's “Start Here” story   Links: Be GUIDED - A special gift of your first month FREE for our listeners  WE ARE HIRING - Director of Communications + Marketing  READ: The Line: A New Way of Living with the Wisdom of Your Akashic Records LISTEN (Audiobook): The Line: A New Way of Living with the Wisdom of Your Akashic Records THE ESSENTIALS - Our new introductory workshop Meet our Guides - hosts of our A Line Within weekly ceremonies (available in GUIDED) Book a Reading - with one of our A Line Within Readers Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow @alnwithin on Instagram How to do a Line Activation Submit a Review

In this special Equinox episode, Ashley shares her teachings on the upcoming equinox and how this is such a powerful time to ground into the Earth energy all around you. She shares through her journey over the last few months how she has learned to get so clear on her soul desires, soul needs, and the values she carries for her life. These are our soul codes – and throughout this episode she will be teaching you how you can start to access these codes and start using them in your everyday life to create abundance, balance, and ease. Ashley also invites A Line Within Guides, Flora McFaden and Briöna Jolie, to talk about their practices with the Equinox as well as what you can expect in their ceremonies they host in GUIDED. Hope you enjoy this magical episode!   What you'll hear: Ashley's teachings on the equinox Ashley's teachings on soul codes Stories from the Akashic Records  Flora's equinox practices and ceremony Briöna's equinox ceremony and practices   Links: Light Language Spells + Earth Equinox Ceremony - purchase tickets here Be GUIDED - Take $20 off your first month when you become a member today WE ARE HIRING - Director of Communications + Marketing  Meet our Guides - hosts of our A Line Within weekly ceremonies (available in GUIDED) Book a Reading - with one of our A Line Within Readers How to Read the Akashic Records with Light Language - New Training READ: The Line: A New Way of Living with the Wisdom of Your Akashic Records LISTEN (Audiobook): The Line: A New Way of Living with the Wisdom of Your Akashic Records Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow @alnwithin on Instagram How to do a Line Activation Submit a Review  

Welcome to the rebirth of A Line Podcast. With this also comes a new way of receiving our monthly guidance from the Akashic Records. In this episode, you'll hear Ashley explain all of the changes that have been made to A Line Within, she introduces GUIDED (formerly Soul Journey Collective), an all access membership with community ceremonies, guiding you home to yourself for less than $2 a day. Ashley also deeply discusses why this is important at this time and how the energy of March brings us into a new chapter of importance in understanding our messages, authentic gifts and soul expression. The channeled message confirms this - allow it all to fall, we are all being reborn. Welcome here and we hope you enjoy the episode!  Links: Be GUIDED - Take $20 off your first month when you become a member today WE ARE HIRING - Director of Communications + Marketing  Meet our Guides - hosts of our A Line Within weekly ceremonies (available in GUIDED) Book a Reading - with one of our A Line Within Readers How to Read the Akashic Records with Light Language - New Training READ: The Line: A New Way of Living with the Wisdom of Your Akashic Records LISTEN (Audiobook): The Line: A New Way of Living with the Wisdom of Your Akashic Records Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow @alnwithin on Instagram How to do a Line Activation Submit a Review

Today our host, Brenda McCabe, speaks with Betsy Berkhemer Credaire. Betsy is an advocate, author, and search professional, CEO and President.  Her retained executive seach firm, Berkhemer Clayton Inc., has celebrated 28 years in business. The retained executive search firm specializes in senior-level national and regional searches with diversity focus for Corporate Boards, Communications & Marketing, Finance & Investor Relations, for client corporations, universities and large nonprofit organizations.  Additionally, 50/50 Women on Boards is the only national campaign to educate and enable more women to serve on corporate boards of directors, and encourage companies to seek and select women.  She's also author of two books, "Winning the Board Game" and "The Board Game--How Smart Women Become Corporate Directors" You can find out more about betsy at www.berkhemerclayton.com. and her book "Winning the Board Game" or find her on linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/betsyberkhemercredaire/

Rankin talks retirement following a 30-year career at Monmouth College on the WRAM Morning Show.

Is a world of inclusivity truly possible? How do we all get there?   In the episode of the Creator Community, we meet professor, executive coach, and author Jason Patent, who shares his views and mistakes on creating impactful inclusivity.   He openly shares he has not mastered inclusivity and has negatively impacted others in his life but knows we can do better.   As humans, if we acknowledge the challenges of inclusion and see this work as a lifelong journey of constant improvement, we will find a better path forward for all of us.    Key Points You already have what you need to create radically different workplaces and a radically different world. We can learn how to shift from our knee-jerk reactions and calmly respond and think collaboratively to allow everyone to shine.   Power amplifies the ability to do harm to others and makes it harder for us to see the impact of our negative actions towards others.   Historically, those with less power have been the ones who have had to adapt- this book flips that idea on its side and instead gives tips on how those with the power can actually adapt and give preference to those with less.   Author Bio Jason D. Patent, Ph.D., is father of 2, ultramarathon runner and the founder and principal at JP Global Lead LLC, and co-founder of BridgeLabs. He is an organizational leader, consultant, author, thought leader, instructor, and workshop facilitator in the fields of global leadership and global diversity, equity, and inclusion. A fluent speaker of Mandarin Chinese, Jason directed the Robertson Center for Intercultural Leadership (CIL) at U.C. Berkeley's International House for seven years. Prior to that, he served as American Co-Director of the Hopkins–Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies in Nanjing, China; Inaugural Director of the Stanford Program in Beijing; Consultant at Gap International; and Vice President, Communications & Marketing at Orchestrall, Inc.

Today's episode is short and sweet with a quick little udpate for you - change is on the horizon.  Use the code CHANGE to take 25% off all workshops + trainings for the month of February  Apply for our Director of Communications + Marketing position

How far should a company go with corporate activism? Lyft is setting the example for how companies should use corporate activism to speak out on issues. Last year, Texas passed the Heartbeat Act, which banned women from receiving abortions after the detection of a fetal heartbeat. The bill went even further, putting Lyft drivers who take women to abortion clinics at legal risk. The team at Lyft was quick to speak out against the legislation, and ensured drivers that they would cover legal fees and offer additional support if they were caught in trouble for bringing people to access essential health care. Uber followed suit quickly after Lyft's statement, highlighting how Lyft is setting an example for how to conduct corporate activism. Back in October, Fred Cook spoke with Dominic Carr, EVP of Communications & Marketing at Lyft. He joined Lyft just a year and a half ago and has already put the pedal to the metal when it comes to corporate activism. In this episode, Fred and Dominic discuss how a company can act on a broader corporate purpose, and how to do it right.  Featuring:Dominic Carr, EVP of Communication & Marketing at LyftHost:Fred Cook (@fredcook), Chairman Emeritus of Golin, a global PR firm. Author of “Improvise - Unorthodox Career Advice from an Unlikely CEO” and Director of the USC Center for Public RelationsFollow us: @Center4PR (Twitter, Facebook and Instagram)Newsletter: News from the USC Center for Public RelationsVisit our website: https://annenberg.usc.edu/research/center-public-relations

Elena Kyria, CEO of Elemed joins the podcast and discusses: - Why People stay in roles and why they leave -Starting Elemed -The trusted advisory role that recruiters play -Community work on EU MDR and RAPS Elena Kyria is an award-winning talent acquisition specialist in the Medtech industry. She is the CEO of Elemed and in charge of executive placements across Europe. Elena runs one of the largest linkedin groups focused on EU MDR and is the Head of Communications/Marketing for the Switzerland chapter of RAPS.

In this episode, you'll hear from Lauren Mauldin who is the Director of Communications & Marketing at Mercer University School of Law. Mercer is a small private school located in Georgia. You'll hear her discuss: how they convey their small school feel through virtual visits how their strategy is changing to appeal to Gen Z some creative strategies for meeting the increasing content demands with less resources

Dans le prochain épisode de L'Empreinte, Alice Vachet recevra Pierre Gomy, Directeur de la division Insights de Kantar. Comprendre les attentes des consommateurs est nécessaire pour une marque, surtout quand il s'agit de ses enjeux environnementaux. Kantar Insights, filiale du groupe Kantar, leader mondial des communications marketing, a publié récemment deux études qui révèlent ce que les consommateurs attendent des marques, en matière d'écologie. Que mettent en avant ces deux études ? Où peut-on les trouver ? Quelle est la tendance ? Rendez-vous mercredi ! Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici.

Dans le prochain épisode de L'Empreinte, Alice Vachet recevra Pierre Gomy, Directeur de la division Insights de Kantar. Comprendre les attentes des consommateurs est nécessaire pour une marque, surtout quand il s'agit de ses enjeux environnementaux. Kantar Insights, filiale du groupe Kantar, leader mondial des communications marketing, a publié récemment deux études qui révèlent ce que les consommateurs attendent des marques, en matière d'écologie. Que mettent en avant ces deux études ? Où peut-on les trouver ? Quelle est la tendance ? Rendez-vous mercredi ! Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Career Cash the Podcast, Communications & Marketing Manager for the City of Boca Raton, Anne Marie Connolly ('14, '16), talks about how to find your way in the marketing industry, how to take advantage of opportunities that come your way, and why its important to find work that fulfills you. It's an awesome conversation. Let's get to it! Don't forget to spread the wealth! Share this episode with your friends and join the conversation with Ben and many others on Instagram @CareerCashThePodcast

My guest today is someone I've known my whole life! I grew up next door to her and she is now working as a Communications and Marketing Manager at a pharmaceutical company. She tells us how her role has evolved to incorporate her artistic side and the benefits of working with a supportive team.

We all hate the F-word.   Failing is one of those things that we call dread.  But in order to be successful in your business, you are going to have to take risks. And sometimes those risks don't pay off in the beginning and you feel like a failure. But it's what you do next that matters the most.   In the latest episode of the Game of Her Own podcast, Justyne Freud, Sr. Director of Marketing for the Chicago Fire FC talks about why she refuses to play it safe even if it means failing.   Justyne shares how she bounces back from failure, she talks about what it takes to lead a team and make sure they know that it's ok to fail.     Justyne and I not only talk about failure, but we also jump in and talk about growing in your career and advocating for yourself, how leaders can practice transparency, and how to approach working in a male-dominated industry.   Connect with Jahaan:  Learn more about working with Jahaan and see if it's the right fit for you: https://JahaanBlakeAppointmentScheduling.as.me/LetsTalk Join Jahaan's VIP Email List: https://bit.ly/3yccwAP  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/   Links: Chicago Fire FC: https://www.chicagofirefc.com/    Connect with Justyne: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justyne-freud/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/jfreud15    Senior Director of Marketing & Business Communications for Chicago Fire FC. Formerly the Director of Communications & Marketing for the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL. Experience in the sports industry with a focus on communications, marketing, brand awareness, social media and player relations. Liaison between media and players/coaching staff. Experience working with high-profile athletes, including national team members, Olympic medalists, and FIFA Women's World Cup Champions. Strong soccer knowledge as a former Division-I athlete.

Kerns talks expansion of fiber in Media, Kirkwood, and soon into Smithshire, Adair, and Bardolph, plus talks security cameras on the WRAM Morning Show.

The annual Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin competition highlights the state's vibrant manufacturing industry, showcases amazing Wisconsin products, and celebrates the men and women who make it all happen. Nick Novak, Vice President of Communications & Marketing at Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, talks with TDA's Debby Jackson about this annual contest, encouraging us all to get involved at madeinwi.com. Other topics covered in this fast-paced segment include the condition of Wisconsin's economy and how manufacturing has changed.

Blessing Ugbechie is CRM Professional with Analytical Skills, Communications Marketing, Video Editor, and Creative Director at Beautysparkempire. ____________________________ For more about Obehi Podcast, visit our YouTube channel - ObehiPodcast. Check out also our official website Obehiewanfoh.com. Join our Content Membership for content creation strategy and digital entrepreneurship --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obehi-podcast/message

UVCeed introduced the world's safest and smartest mobile UV light sanitizer that is up to 99.9 percent effective at killing germs, bacteria and viruses, including COVID-19 in seconds. Michelle talks with co-founder Justin Beyers about why it was developed and how it works. https://www.uvceed.com/Debbie Veney is the Senior Vice President of Communications & Marketing at the National Alliance for Public Charter School. Public charter schools are an important part of the American education landscape serving 3.6 million students — two-thirds of whom are from low-income, Black or Hispanic communities. Nearly 65% of all charter schools are single-site community-based schools, and the U.S. Department of Education's proposed regulations on federal Charter Schools Program funds threatens new schools like this. Debbie explains.Dr. Arthur Bregman and Linda Corley are back to talk about hoarding and how it can affect you and your relationships. Even with a hit show detailing the disorder and tons of special reports addressing it, hoarding remains an untold secret for approximately 1 out of 20 people. By now it's well known that hoarders end up with an extremely messy house, sometimes with unhygienic consequences. It can be embarrassing to admit. As hoarding gets more severe, it becomes difficult to live a normal life where friends and family can come over to visit. And a sufferer may even lose their home.Erin McCullen is the head of deposit products at Bank of America. America Saves Week is in full swing, and Bank of America is encouraging people around the country to make a commitment to save at AmericaSavesWeek.org. According to a recent Bank of America survey, nearly half (40%) of Americans resolved to build up their savings in 2022. Now is the moment and there's never been a better time to examine your savings behavior and commit to a healthy financial future.

Minburn Communications Marketing and Customer Relations Manager Kristi Petersen talks about the upcoming change to the 10-digit dialing requirement that takes effect tomorrow.

Charter schools are unique public schools that operate outside the local school district, offering flexibility and individualized learning options for families and students. Debbie Veney, Senior Vice President of Communications & Marketing at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (a non-profit) we talk about how proposed regulations by the U.S. Department of Education could threaten charter schools and why parents should be concerned.

Charter schools are unique public schools that operate outside the local school district, offering flexibility and individualized learning options for families and students. Debbie Veney, Senior Vice President of Communications & Marketing at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (a non-profit) we talk about how proposed regulations by the U.S. Department of Education could threaten charter schools and why parents should be concerned.

Effective marketing programs today focus on accuracy and access to information, a clean digital footprint and an omnichannel patient experience. Research-based decisions and personalized communication are the key to differentiating from competitors and creating loyalty that drives referrals and word-of-mouth marketing for years to come.This episode of the DrMarketingTips podcast is Part 2 of our two-part series on using data to market and nurture relationships that will help you stand out from the competition.

According to Press Ganey's 2021 Consumer Experience Trends in Healthcare report, patients rely on digital resources more than twice as much as provider referrals when choosing a healthcare provider today -- meaning you have to connect with patients when and where they're ready to make a decision about an appointment. In Part 1 of this two-part podcast series, we share a presentation given by Jennifer Thompson at the MGMA Virtual Operations Conference in which she outlines how to use available data to identify key trends, demographic shifts and other economic factors to help you build an effective marketing plan.

Merakii Group is a multi-speciality integrated communications marketing group. We offer a wide range of branding solutions to cater to your marketing necessities. Podcast is about the Media & Communications Industry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we are continuing our Meet The Team Series with Anna Crum, Dietitian and Director of Communications & Marketing here at Find Food Freedom's. If you have ever listened to our podcast before her voice might sound familiar as she record intros for all of our podcast episodes here on the FFF Pod. Today you will hear all about her Intuitive Eating Journey and her lived experienced. [Trigger Warning: diet talk, weight talk, and binge/restrict behaviors.] As you listen please keep in mind that everyone's journey with Intuitive Eating looks different, we share Anna's story to shed light on how real diet culture is and so no human feels like they are alone in there struggle. For more resources visit: www.findfoodfreedomresources.com

Josh Ong is a successful communications consultant, and sees the potential that NFTs have to harness communities and story telling to help grow a brand, whether it be individual or corporate. As a founding partner in Causeway Strategies he already spends a lot of his time helping clients strategize more effective communication, and relationship building to help grow their organizations. Since the emergence of NFTs, he has also become a vocal advocate of the space and has become an ambassador of The Sandbox game and a leading content provider on Twitter Spaces to help connect and educate newcomers to the space about the power of NFTs and blockchain technology.

In this episode, Jason and Drew recap some of the things that we learned from our three April guests who were Jeff Worrell, the Founder & President of Advantage Medical Rehab Equipment, Founder of the Good Day Carmel email newsletter, and an At-Large Carmel City Councillor Ashley Haynes, the the Director of Communications & Marketing for Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Tom Britt, the CEO and Founder of the Towne Post Network You’ll also hear us mention that episode 118 with Ashley Haynes of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful was our first collaborative story with the Broad Ripple Towne Post Magazine. You can also check out the May issue of Broad Ripple Magazine for a story on The Women of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful that corresponds with episode 118. CCS Podcast Partners: Broad Ripple Magazine: https://townepost.com/broad-ripple/ BoCo Collective Marketing: https://www.bococollective.com/ Synergize: https://synergizeindy.com/   Episodes Discussed in This Recap: 117. Good Day Carmel with Jeff Worrell: https://circlecitysuccess.libsyn.com/117-good-day-carmel-with-jeff-worrell 118. Keep Indianapolis Beautiful with Ashley Haynes: https://circlecitysuccess.libsyn.com/118-keep-indianapolis-beautiful-with-ashley-haynes 119. Towne Post Network with Tom Britt: https://circlecitysuccess.libsyn.com/119-towne-post-network-with-tom-britt   Connect with CCS: Connect with Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-ulm-0919123/ Connect with Drew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewfeutz/

This is our first collaborative story with the Broad Ripple Towne Post Magazine. Be sure to check out the May issue of Broad Ripple Magazine for a story on The Women of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (https://issuu.com/tombritt/docs/broadripple_521_issuu). Ashley Haynes is the Director of Communications & Marketing for Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, which is an environmental and community nonprofit with a mission to help people and nature thrive. In this episode, you’ll hear Ashley tell us about how a combination of growing up in a camping family and what she calls a “quarter life crisis” eventually led her to working for Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, how her previous jobs helped prepare her for her current role with KIB, and about some of the things that Keep Indianapolis Beautiful focuses on including planting 50,000 trees since 2006, litter abatement, greenspace development, and youth programming.

In this week's episode of Tell Us Where it Hurts, transportation and its impact on the health of our community. Positive health outcomes rely on many social and economic factors, including transportation, which plays an important role in our individual and community health.   GuestsLesley Gordon, Vice President of Communications & Marketing, IndyGoKären Haley, Executive Director, Indianapolis Cultural Trail Talking Points 2:01 - What is meant when we talk about transportation issues as they relate to our health?3:00 - The transportation accessibility conversation is also about how Indianapolis is built.4:17 - What ways can we improve transportation access (sidewalks, bike lanes, trails, trees)? 8:10 - Who is most at-risk for transit/transportation issues when it pertains to health outcomes?9:02 - Teaching healthy habits, and the benefits of being a walkable, bikeable, connected city. 10:36 - A tale of two outcomes: IndyGo and Indianapolis Cultural Trail access improvements.16:10 - How social health determinants -- nutrition, education and transportation -- interconnect.18:51 - What can we do to help?    

Joe chats to the Head of Communications/Marketing with Limerick City and County Council Laura Ryan about a new campaign they are running where you can come up with the name of a road gritter here in Limerick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Throughout this 4 part series we will be bringing you information from some of the vendors, trainers, past purchasers and Nutrien themselves. Join us for episode 2 as we hear from:Caitlyn Hewitt (Hewitt Consulting & Communications) - Marketing your sale horseWyatt Young - Past Purchaser Tom Williamson - VendorMatt Moffat - Vendor Episode brought to you by Scott Keogh Horsemanship Presenters: Caitlyn Hewitt & Scott Keogh

DroneTalks CEO and Founder, Eszter Kovács talks to Lia Reich, UTM Communications & Marketing Lead at Wing (an Alphabet company). They discuss how the UTM ecosystem is evolving and what the industry players' responsibilities are to effectively communicate to move the whole industry forward. They also touch base on the importance of easy and understandable messaging when speaking about drones to the broader communities, with the aim of gaining wider social acceptance. Are you doing something amazing in the Drone ecosystem? Get involved! Go to www.dronetalks.online to find out more, or contact us at info@dronetalks.online. Follow us on Twitter: @drone_talks, Instagram: @dronetalks.online, LinkedIn: DroneTalks.online or YouTube: DroneTalks.

This episode features William Hidlay, Senior Vice President & Chief Communications Marketing Officer at University of Chicago Medicine. Here, he discusses their new ad campaign, his top priorities in the coming months, and more.

On today’s episode, I am chatting with Alison Adams-Woodford of PCA Skincare all about skincare. Alison has been working with PCA for over 20 years and has been an aesthetician since the mid 90’s. She now works in Research and Development at PCA and shares really great tips on educating yourself about the skincare products you use. You’ll find some serious truths in this episode about some of the Vitamin C products on the market and what ingredients to look out for!  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and share it with your skincare loving besties!  Inside This Episode: Alison’s career journey with PCA  A little bit about the brand evolution of PCA Skin What a typical day looks like for Alison as the Senior Manager of R&D and Communications Marketing skincare vs. Professional skincare  Alison’s tips for trying out new skincare products Vitamin C and ascorbic acid for anti-aging  The importance of educating yourself on skincare products  Alison’s tips for skincare must-haves  Some scientific truths about pigmentation and acne  And so much more!    Links Mentioned: PCA Skincare C&E Strength  

Welcome back to The Soup! As the new coronavirus sets in and Americans grapple with its implications, the Culinary Coach team and 3rdThird team recorded a second special episode addressing COVID-19 for the senior living industry, which is perhaps the most affected sector second to hospitals. You’ll hear public relations specialist Cheri Carl discuss what you can do today to prepare for a crisis, creative director Derek Dujardin share a bag of marketing tactics you can pivot to during this time when tours are stalled and chef Shawn Boling talk about room delivery of meals. This episode is like comfort food for these trying times.Caveat: The public-health situation evolves daily. At the time of this recording, restaurants and bars were not yet mandatorily closed. Therefore, some of the outreach ideas in the video are no longer valid. Links:https://www.3rdthirdmarketing.com/podcasthttps://www.culinarycoach.ushttps://cosmicsoup.podbean.comhttps://www.cdc.govFollow us on social media!https://www.facebook.com/3rdThirdMarketinghttps://www.twitter.com/3rdThirdMktghttps://instagram.com/3rdthirdmarketinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/3rdthirdmarketingEmail us! cosmicsoup@3rd3rd.comSubscribe on iTunes, Google Podcasts, I Heart Radio, Spotify, TuneIn Radio, and Podbean! 

About the episode:    Kim Jackson has a passion for storytelling and brand development with more than two decades of experience in marketing and communications in the public and private sectors. She has worked in various industries, including health and fitness, skiing, snowsports, travel and tourism, and most recently, the nonprofit sector. She has expertise in brand building, storytelling and messaging. Her work spans from writing hard and feature news stories as a reporter for The Boston Globe and the Gloucester Daily Times, to being the PR director and communications manager for a large corporation in Boston and for Killington Resort, among others. She has placed stories in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe, Boston Herald and Sports Illustrated, and in hundreds of local, regional and national publications, as well as social media outlets. She holds a B.A. in journalism from the University of New Hampshire and enjoys skiing and outdoor activities. In the episode:        2:07 – Kim explains that her career in communications started after trying to cross the country until she totaled her car. 6:03 – Kim shares how her career has come full circle by working at Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports. 8:23 – Nancy and Kim talk about the importance of visuals, including a lesson Nancy learned from Chip Carey. 9:14 – Kim explains that you have to be authentic and tell a story that comes from the heart to be successful in PR and marketing. 11:15 – Kim describes finding the fine line between pulling in emotion and making sure athletes, participants or instructors don't become an inspiration. 14:59 – Nancy asks about Kim's framework for telling stories. 17:32 – Kim shares how she measures success for the stories she shares. 19:59 – Kim describes the link between personal and professional, which leads to authenticity. 21:32 – Kim talks about how her work has changed since she started her career, emphasizing the importance of keeping up with technology and the use of video. 33:31 – Kim talks about how she has built her network organically through an overlap between her personal and professional life. 37:03 – Nancy shares the story of Yellow Nose Vole Day. 38:33 – Kim shares her go-to resources, including the Public Relations Society of America and NPR. 41:46 – Kim shares how her storytelling has changed because of technology.   Quote: “When you tell that story and you tell it from the heart, it resonates with people, it drives emotion, and then it triggers them to want to act on that.” – Kim Jackson, Director of Communications & Marketing at Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports   Links:          Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports: https://www.vermontadaptive.org/ Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports Twitter: https://twitter.com/vtadaptive Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vtadaptive/ Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/VermontAdaptiveSport Killington Ski Resort: https://www.killington.com/ Trevor Kennison skiing Corbet's Couloir: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diuX1MqDuoE Gloucester Daily Times: https://www.gloucestertimes.com/ Public Relations Society of America: https://www.prsa.org/ Nonprofit Storytelling Conference: https://nonprofitstorytellingconference.com/   Activate the PR Maven® Flash Briefing on your Alexa Device. Join the PR Maven® Facebook group page.   Looking to connect:           Email: pr@vermontadaptive.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimjacksonpr/

Talked with Naki Carter, Communications & Marketing, Callie, John and Priscilla - the Porcupine from Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society. The Zoological Society of the Palm Beaches, Inc. (Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society) exists to inspire people to act on behalf of wildlife and the natural world. They do this via endangered species propagation, education and support of conservation initiatives in the field. One of these ways is with their animal experience at the zoo. Priscilla, the porcupine came as an animal ambassador and everyone loved meeting her and taking videos and doing a FB Live. The zoo allows people to connect more closely with animals while learning about their habitats, background and how they can become good stewards for the animals and the planet. Listeners can check out their first "Roar and Pour" event on May 25th. To become a volunteer and to get more info, listeners can to go www.palmbeachzoo.org

Kimberly D. Scott interviews Michelle Blakley, a Pittsburgh native living and working in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Michelle details her love and passion for Marketing and her role as the Director of Communications & Marketing for the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas. An experienced marketer and new working mother, Michelle is sharing it all, including what she would tell her younger self, why everyone is in the customer service business and how media is poorly representing business industry diversity. Hear it all on this episode of Industry Celebrities Podcast. Sign up for Podcast updates: https://widget.smsinfo.io/v2/79c04b40b97f4efd6dee5b7dc00f2595 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatkimberly/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatkimberly/support

Talked with Naki Carter, Communications & Marketing, Damian Lechner, Lead Keeper, Amy Anderson, Keeper and Wilber - the Sloth from Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society. The Zoological Society of the Palm Beaches, Inc. (Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society) exists to inspire people to act on behalf of wildlife and the natural world. They advance their conservation mission through endangered species propagation, education and support of conservation initiatives in the field. One of these ways is with their animal experience at the zoo. Wilbur, the sloth came as an animal ambassador and everyone loved meeting her and taking their #slothie It allows people to connect more closely with animals while learning about their history, habitat and how folks can become good stewards for the animals and the planet. Listeners can also do breakfast at the Zoo with Santa, Sleepovers at the zoo (to see nocturnal animals), 5k races at the Zoo, and volunteer at the Zoo. For more info, www.palmbeachzoo.org

How are communications professionals utilizing new innovations in technology, tactics and strategy? You have to begin the conversation with social media. Not only the platforms themselves but the engagement, paid placement and analytic tools on the “backside” of Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc. The “big” data that can be collected and utilized is providing tremendous innovation, but is still in its infancy with so much more potential to come. How do you put a number on relationships? Social media is innovating the way we build relationships with clients, stakeholders, supporters, etc. It's not a 1-to-1 sales scenario like traditional advertising. We also discuss innovations in thought process, such as the current definition of Public relations and Edelman's theory of Communications Marketing (as opposed to marketing communications). "There are three governing principles of communications marketing according to Edelman: Evolve, Promote and Protect. This is a very different way of thinking for the advertising, marketing, public relations profession." https://www.edelman.com/insights/intellectual-property/the-rise-of-communications-marketing/ Other innovations to be considered include the current size, portability and low cost of Audio / Video production equipment. Being able to produce a video (just like this video) on a laptop or iPad in a remote location was not possible just a few years ago. The speed at which we can set up, produce content and distribute without cost barriers is empowering to professional and non-professional communicators alike. The ability to plan, schedule and measure analytics of customized content for multiple channels now allows for smart, informative information to reach larger, broader and more diverse audiences. Add mobile, wireless and stream delivery and the communications industry is truly benefiting from current innovations. Special thanks to Sarah Zubair for the clip for the OU PRSSA Diversity in PR panel discussion. Check out her killer video production work: SarahSeeks.com and YouTube. Don't forget, November is #NoShaveNovember or #Movember. Gentlemen, please consider getting a health checkup this month (or next). Know your numbers. Recorded at the OU Innovation Hub, a great space for creative professionals and entrepreneurs. Subscribe to the NeoMarketing podcast on iTunes http://bit.ly/TheGoldingGroup and videos on YouTube http://bit.ly/GoldingGroupYouTube Every week on the NeoMarketing podcast, The Golding Group partners Pritch Pritchard, APR and Kyle Golding briefly (5-8 mins.) discuss best practices, latest trends and modern techniques for professional business communications including advertising, marketing, digital channels, social media, public relations and alternative options. Educational, informative and (hopefully) entertaining. https://thegoldinggroup.com Let's engage. Follow up on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoldingGroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheGoldingGroup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-golding-group/ and Facebook:

Tom Bage speaks to Tabi Jayne about turning coffee into biofuels and biochemicals. Tom explains to Tabi how bio-bean® came into being and how the biofuel is created.  He shares the successes bio-bean® celebrated along the way and the challenges that they faced in developing and scaling the business.  He also talks about how the business supports a sustainable economy and advice on how to do something similar. Tom Bage is Head of Communications & Marketing with bio-bean® and spent a decade helping CEOs, businesses and campaigners use communications to achieve their objectives.  Prior to joining bio-bean® he was Deputy Director of Change.org in the UK.  Founded in 2013 by Arthur Kay, bio-bean® is the first company in the world to industrialise the process of recycling waste coffee grounds into advanced biofuels and biochemicals.   If you enjoyed this episode try episode 47 where Gerrard Fisher talks about how the circular economy is an essential part of sustainability.   Additional Information http://www.bio-bean.com/

Mike Ryan shares his Atlanta ties, the day that almost took his life and what he wants people to know about their health. This is an incredible story that will touch your heart and inspire your soul. About Mike Ryan: Michael G. “Mike” Ryan, MHA, FACHT, is Chairman of Executive Impact Group “EIG” (www.execimpactgroup.com) based in San Francisco and founded in 2002. Mike has 30 years' experience in healthcare as executive leading international healthcare consulting firms, hospitals and healthcare technology companies. During his career he has achieved numerous professional, business and organizational innovations. He has successfully lead the startup of more than 50 healthcare and technology companies guiding them from pre-revenue to stability and profitability leveraging his technical, business and organizational talents. At age 26 he was recruited by Florida's Governor to successfully turnaround a bankrupt hospital and nursing home receiving a “Commendation” for his efforts. He has been an experienced and tested CEO for 20 years effectively managing public and private companies, organizations and ventures successfully. Mike has served as executive vice president and chief operating officer of Ryan Advisors, an international healthcare consulting company providing facility & strategic planning, contract management and executive search with offices in Washington, D.C., Jacksonville, Florida, Carmel, California, Singapore and Rome. The company served more than 2,200 clients in all 50 states domestically and in Germany, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Italy, Venezuela and China. Projects included building a 1,500-bed National Taiwan University Medical Center, the largest public project in Taiwan, Republic of China at the time. During his hospital management career, he served as a hospital and health system CEO in Louisiana, Florida and DC. Mike was CEO of TransCare Health System providing contract management and consulting services to hospitals, which included serving as CEO of a start-up specialty hospital for five years. Mike served 17 years in senior management positions, as a protégé of Sister Irene Kraus (Healthcare Hall of Fame) founding CEO of the $20 billion Daughters of Charity National Health System, (now Ascension Health, www.ascensionhealth.com), the largest not-for-profit healthcare system in the U.S.: He was a CEO within $1.5 billion FMOL Health System; and CEO within $20 billion HealthTrust, a NYSE healthcare management company, (now HCA www.hcahealthcare.com). Mike is board certified in healthcare management and became a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives in 1995. He served as one of only nine members on its national CEO Committee. Additionally he served on the www.ache.org founding Editorial Board and elected ACHE National Council of Regents. He served ACHE Regent's Advisory Council in and Bay Area Healthcare Executives and a founding board of directors and the California Association of Healthcare Leaders. Mike received his MHA from, The School of Business & Management, The George Washington University www.gwu.edu, Washington, DC. He graduated with highest honors in three years with dual bachelor degrees in Communications/Marketing and Political Science/International Relations from Regis University www.regis.edu in Denver, Colorado. He is a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, the National Jesuit Honor Society and completed graduate studies at Georgetown University and served as a White House Intern www.whitehouse.gov in Washington, DC. About Ash Brown: ►Website: http://www.ashsaidit.com ►SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://www.youtube.com/c/AshSaidItSuwanee ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1loveash ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashsaidit ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/1loveAsh ►Blog: http://www.ashsaidit.com/blog ►Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/1LoveAsh/ ►Daily Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ash-said-it/id1144197789 ►Newsletter: http://ashsaidit.us11.list-manage1.com/subscribe?u=2a2ca3b799467f125b53863c8&id=a6f43cd472

Mike Ryan shares his Atlanta ties, the day that almost took his life and what he wants people to know about their health. This is an incredible story that will touch your heart and inspire your soul. About Mike Ryan: Michael G. “Mike” Ryan, MHA, FACHT, is Chairman of Executive Impact Group “EIG” (www.execimpactgroup.com) based in San Francisco and founded in 2002. Mike has 30 years' experience in healthcare as executive leading international healthcare consulting firms, hospitals and healthcare technology companies. During his career he has achieved numerous professional, business and organizational innovations. He has successfully lead the startup of more than 50 healthcare and technology companies guiding them from pre-revenue to stability and profitability leveraging his technical, business and organizational talents. At age 26 he was recruited by Florida's Governor to successfully turnaround a bankrupt hospital and nursing home receiving a “Commendation” for his efforts. He has been an experienced and tested CEO for 20 years effectively managing public and private companies, organizations and ventures successfully. Mike has served as executive vice president and chief operating officer of Ryan Advisors, an international healthcare consulting company providing facility & strategic planning, contract management and executive search with offices in Washington, D.C., Jacksonville, Florida, Carmel, California, Singapore and Rome. The company served more than 2,200 clients in all 50 states domestically and in Germany, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Italy, Venezuela and China. Projects included building a 1,500-bed National Taiwan University Medical Center, the largest public project in Taiwan, Republic of China at the time. During his hospital management career, he served as a hospital and health system CEO in Louisiana, Florida and DC. Mike was CEO of TransCare Health System providing contract management and consulting services to hospitals, which included serving as CEO of a start-up specialty hospital for five years. Mike served 17 years in senior management positions, as a protégé of Sister Irene Kraus (Healthcare Hall of Fame) founding CEO of the $20 billion Daughters of Charity National Health System, (now Ascension Health, www.ascensionhealth.com), the largest not-for-profit healthcare system in the U.S.: He was a CEO within $1.5 billion FMOL Health System; and CEO within $20 billion HealthTrust, a NYSE healthcare management company, (now HCA www.hcahealthcare.com). Mike is board certified in healthcare management and became a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives in 1995. He served as one of only nine members on its national CEO Committee. Additionally he served on the www.ache.org founding Editorial Board and elected ACHE National Council of Regents. He served ACHE Regent's Advisory Council in and Bay Area Healthcare Executives and a founding board of directors and the California Association of Healthcare Leaders. Mike received his MHA from, The School of Business & Management, The George Washington University www.gwu.edu, Washington, DC. He graduated with highest honors in three years with dual bachelor degrees in Communications/Marketing and Political Science/International Relations from Regis University www.regis.edu in Denver, Colorado. He is a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, the National Jesuit Honor Society and completed graduate studies at Georgetown University and served as a White House Intern www.whitehouse.gov in Washington, DC. About Ash Brown: ►Website: http://www.ashsaidit.com ►SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://www.youtube.com/c/AshSaidItSuwanee ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1loveash ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashsaidit ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/1loveAsh ►Blog: http://www.ashsaidit.com/blog ►Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/1LoveAsh/ ►Daily Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ash-said-it/id1144197789 ►Newsletter: http://ashsaidit.us11.list-manage1.com/subscribe?u=2a2ca3b799467f125b53863c8&id=a6f43cd472

Dr. Joseph Brennan, VP of Communications & Marketing and Clinical Professor of Business at The University at Albany, discusses how to hire, organize and structure your higher ed marketing department to fulfill current and future institutional enrollment goals.

OK, here's a really interesting twist on a creative career. Go to film school and then don't actually produce films. Instead, get into marketing for the creative industries! Promoting major international media events for people who often produce major international media events themselves is quite a challenge and a great career. Scott Benzie tells you all about it. Scott is the Director of Marketing at Brunico Communications where he arranges the websites, promotional content, media releases and marketing strategies for the company, as well as facilitating business meetings and opportunities for delegates at events such as the annual legendary Banff World Media Festival. Scott finds the appeal of marketing is that your success can be measured objectively in the numbers achieved in the various tasks you are assigned. And one can still do business and socialize with the movers and shakers in media as “they often need your services as much as you need their business." Describing the many steppingstones to his current position, Scott has found that the various puzzle pieces in your career present themselves when you are ready to work them into the mix. Our favourite piece of advice from Scott: “Never fall in love with your job. Fall in love with what you do.” We’ll let Scott explain why. SUBSCRIBE TO THE FREE MONETIZING YOUR CREATIVITY PODCAST: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monet…d1082894462?mt=2 While you're there, please leave your comments and suggestions for future episodes. We love your feedback! Or search for Monetizing Your Creativity on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Overcast or your other podcast app. SoundCloud: www.monetizingyourcreativity.com Follow us on Instagram: @monetizingyourcreativity www.instagram.com/monetizingyourcreativity

Misty Williams is the founder of MarketectU.com, a boutique Marketing Agency based in Nashville, Tennessee, and she is an expert in marketing strategy. Her clients include bestselling authors and nationally known speakers. She holds a BA in Communications & Marketing, and a BS in Communications, Advertising, and Public Relations. Misty regularly shares her expertise with local and national groups, in both the speaking and coaching worlds, and she has been a featured lecturer at Vanderbilt University.

A collaborative team is a highly-functioning team. This is just one of the many wisdom-bombs you'll get in this episode from Elyse Kopietz, director of communications, marketing and events at the Michigan Manufacturers Association. We sat down to talk to Elyse about developing an engaged team and how to give your staff the learning opportunities they want and need. She also has some really great things to say about PureReinvention's latest offering, WE.INVENT, an all-girls club designed to give women the space to find new reasons why. Listen to the latest episode now. QUOTE IT  “When you can build a culture that is open to change, open to people taking risks...that creates a great environment for pushing boundaries.” (9:50) “When you work in a silo you’re limiting the opportunities for yourself.” (19:07) DIG IN Jump to 13:20 for Elyse’s useful ideas on how to maximize professional development for your staff and how that can translate to a greater ROI for your organization. Listen to why Elyse says we are in a time where the customer likes to choose at 14:25 and what a personalized experience can do for an association. Elyse offers some thoughts on women in the professional sphere around 21:30 and how PureReinvention’s all-girls club known as WE.INVENT is a platform for women to learn from each other through real talk about real experiences. TAKEAWAYS 1- A culture that encourages risk-taking and vulnerability empowers staff to be active contributors. 2 - Leaders should try to fit the job to the talent they have while scanning the horizon for the next move. 3 - Engaged employees approach their work more creatively and are more willing to get the job done. 4 - Verbalize your thoughts - fresh input can shift the way you’re focusing on a problem and let in new solutions. 5 - Perform regular check-ups to make sure what you’re doing is providing value to yourself as an individual and for your team.

Steve Rubel is Chief Content Strategist for Edelman, a leading global communications marketing firm. Rubel is responsible for advancing Edleman's thinking on the entire media ecosystem fand for helping clients develop new programs that blend paid, owned, and earned content strategies. He serves as a senior advisor to the firm's Executive Committee, as well as its roster of clients.

Join us as we're joined by Richard Tate (Vice President, Communications & Marketing for HopeLab) and Shwen Gwee (VP of Digital Health at Edelman, Founder of SXSH Social Health and the blog Med2.0) to discuss the evolutionary changes in digital health and the rise of the empowered patient movement. Survivor spotlight on author and radio host Joni Aldrich (Caregiving SOS)

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