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Ein Jahr voller intensiver Begegnungen, zahlreicher Events und spannender Projekte liegt hinter mir. In dieser Episode nehme ich dich mit durch mein persönliches und berufliches Jahr 2025 und teile meine Pläne für 2026. Ich berichte dir, wie sich Videokommunikation im Mittelstand grundlegend verändert hat und warum Authentizität mittlerweile wichtiger ist als Hochglanz. Du erfährst, warum immer mehr Unternehmen aus Maschinenbau und Elektroindustrie den Weg zur Unabhängigkeit von Agenturen gehen. Ich nehme dich mit hinter die Kulissen von drei herausragenden Projekten: Warum bei der Volksbank Heinsberg ein modulares Konzept zum Einsatz kam, was die Zusammenarbeit mit DQS so besonders gemacht hat, und welche Herausforderungen das größte Projekt des Jahres bei EJOT mit sich brachte. Du erfährst, auf welchen Events ich 2025 unterwegs war und warum persönliche Begegnungen trotz aller Online-Präsenz unersetzlich bleiben. Von der Community Conference über den Tag der Industriekommunikation bis zur HeroCon im BVB-Stadion, wo wir in zwei Tagen 23 Podcast-Folgen aufgenommen haben. Ich spreche offen darüber, warum ich Projekte im Wert von fast 200.000 Euro abgelehnt habe und was meine wichtigsten Learnings aus diesem Jahr sind. Du erfährst, warum ich mein Podcast Bootcamp beendet habe und welche neuen Formate 2026 auf dich warten. Diese Folge zeigt dir, wie ein Jahr aussieht, in dem soziale Batterien komplett leer waren, aber gleichzeitig unglaublich viel bewegt wurde. In dieser Folge erfährst Du ✅ Warum 2025 für mich ein Jahr der Begegnungen war ✅ Wie Unternehmen zunehmend auf eigene Videokompetenz setzen ✅ Warum drei Studio-Projekte besonders herausgestochen sind ✅ Welche Rolle Authentizität in der Kommunikation wirklich spielt ✅ Was ich für 2026 plane – und warum Du dranbleiben solltest Mehr zu meinem Thema Videokommunikation 4.0 erfährst Du hier: Meine Website: https://www.coporate-studio.de Mein LinkedIn Profil: https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-gypser/ Du hast ein Thema rund um Corporate Videokommunikation, zu dem Du gerne einmal einen Podcast mit mir hören möchtest? Oder Du hast spannende Inhalte zum Thema und möchtest gerne mal Gast in meinem Podcast sein? Dann schreib mir an podcast@corporate-studio.de
Missionary Evangelist Robert Breaker speaks at the first ever Blessed Hope Bible Conference in 2025 in McEwen, Tennessee, put on by the Uptime Community Church. This is his second sermon on the second night.
Missionary Evangelist Robert Breaker speaks at the first ever Blessed Hope Bible Conference in 2025 in McEwen, Tennessee, put on by the Uptime Community Church.
Shawn Tierney meets up with Paul Scott of Inductive Automation to learn all about this year’s Ignition Community Conference in this episode of The Automation Podcast. For any links related to this episode, check out the “Show Notes” located below the video. Watch The Automation Podcast from The Automation Blog: Listen to The Automation Podcast from The Automation Blog: The Automation Podcast, Episode 242 Show Notes: Special thanks to Inductive Automation for sponsoring this episode so we could release it ad free on all platforms! To learn more about the Ignition Community Conference, see the below links: Ignition Community Conference Download Ignition Inductive University – Learn Ignition for free The Forum: Talk to the Ignition Community Schedule An Ignition Demo Read the transcript on The Automation Blog: (automatically generated) Shawn Tierney (Host): Hey, everybody. Thank you for tuning back in. It’s Shawn here from Insights and Automation. And in this episode of the automation podcast, I meet up with Paul Scott from Inductive Automation to learn all about the Ignition Community Conference. Now if you’re like me and you like going to these things, meeting other users and learning what’s new and coming out for the product, then I think you’ll enjoy this episode. And, you know, if you use Ignition or you’re thinking about using it, you really should consider looking into the community conference because it’s a unique once a year event that, really allows you to get a look at the not only the product, but their partners and talk to other users of the software. Now if you are interested, I’m gonna include all the top links in the description in the show notes so you’ll have them on whatever platform you’re viewing or listening on. And I also wanna thank Inductive for sponsoring this episode so it would be ad free, both the video and audio editions. So thank you very much to them because we always like it when it’s ad free. Right? With that said, let’s go ahead and jump into this week’s episode of the automation podcast and learn all about the Ignition Community Conference. I wanna welcome to the show Paul from Inductive. I’m so excited to have you guys on. This is the third appearance from somebody from Inductive on the show. And, before we start talking about the upcoming conference, which I’ve covered in years past, before we start covering that, could you introduce yourself to our audience? Paul Scott (Ignition): Sure thing. Yeah. Thanks, Shawn. Happy to be here. So, yeah, my name is Paul Scott. I joined Inductive Automation in 2013 as a tech support rep. And then I, a couple years later, switched over to an instructor role, which sort of got me into documentation, which is where I currently am right now. I oversee our technical documentation as well as, our video library, Inductive University. I like to tell people that’s my day job. The reason I’m here today, is, because of the conference. So I also help out with managing content for our annual conference, the Ignition Community Conference or ICC, as you’ll you’ll only say a whole lot. So Shawn Tierney (Host): yeah. That’s cool. And now I’ve covered it in the past. You guys do so much cool stuff, but I don’t you know, because it’s, you know, I think a lot of the audience have been to, you know, maybe more regional shows they may not be as familiar with. You know? What we find a lot in our industry is a lot of people don’t get to travel to every show. There’s so many that go on through at least just even North America, never mind the entire world. And so can you tell them a little bit about, you know, what the show is like, what there is to do if they go, and, you know, just from there, tell us about the the the conference. Paul Scott (Ignition): Sure. Yeah. I if you’ve never been to ICC before, I’d like to tell you that it’s probably a little bit different than a lot of these sort of industry, conferences you go to. So Mhmm. It’s got a lot more of a familiar vibe. It it’s well, it started actually in 2013. It was actually started the year I joined the company, but, hilariously, I joined a couple months late. So I missed the first one. It’s the only one I missed. But yeah. No. It’s, it is a a conference that has been growing over the years, and it’s kinda it has a very close knit feel to it, which is something we’ve always kind of loved. It’s a great opportunity for us to just meet members of the community and people use the software, from all different parts of the industry, all different parts of the world, and really kinda connect and share ideas. And so yeah. No. There’s I wanna say it definitely started off as just sort of like a professional sort of conference, right, where we’re talking about the software, talking about the company, what’s coming up, over the next year, and then we have, you know, community members come out and share their ideas, share their projects they worked on and stuff like that. And it has evolved quite a bit. There’s still that. There’s still this professional sort of aspect to it. But, yeah, as you could sort of alluded to earlier, there’s there’s we like to have a little bit of fun too. So, I think one of the sort of standout activities or or sessions, you’ll you’ll find at Shawn Tierney (Host): the conference is the Buildathon, which we’ve been doing for I don’t know how many years now. But it’s, yeah. So just just to give your your Paul Scott (Ignition): your viewers an idea, it’s it started off as an idea of we had two members of our company. It’s Travis Cox and Kevin McCluskey. These are two individuals that have been using the software for a long, long time. Very brilliant. They do all kinds of crazy cool stuff. They they help build customer solutions or or they did. They do they do a lot of other stuff nowadays. But, both just like wizards with the software. And so we thought, hey. Let’s put them on the stage and have them just try to, like, compete against each other. And then it, like, turned into this whole thing where we’re doing, like, on social media. It’s like, oh, team Kevin, team Travis. And there’s, like, music videos and diss tracks being thrown around. There’s, like, props. There’s costumes. And and the there’s a couple of, sort of, I guess, staples of of the session, which would be, one, there’s usually a musical act of some sort. I don’t wanna put them on the on on the hook for for this year, but, it it started the first year where there’s we had our host, Kent Mills, another another, wonderful guy who works with the company here. And, he was sort of the acting MC, for for the whole event. Right? So while Kevin and Travis are kinda building you know, I just watch people staring at a computer for, like, forty five minutes or an hour. It’s kinda boring. Right? So so Ken’s up has, like, this tall order of, like, entertaining the entire conference while that’s going on. So one of the things he did is he started singing a song and kinda got the whole crowd involved in it. And that so then that evolved to, like, oh, okay. Cool. Let’s do that again. And so we started making, like, music videos. We put together. We call it the, the IA, Inductive Automation Band. And so just a bunch of employees who have some sort of musical background, and we’ve made music videos. And it’s been kinda crazy. So that that’s kind of the spirit of of what the Build a Thon is. Right? Like and then they’re always trying new stuff and always getting kind of excited. So usually, that was one thing I recommend folks check out or maybe a reason to to kind of attend is the sort of this, like, industry conference that has this really fun, lighthearted sort of, session there. So but, yeah. No. That’s that’s is that aside from that, I mean, there’s a lot of different activities to come and check out. Something we’re doing new this year that I’m I’m actually kinda happy to talk about, is we’re so we have a new room that we’re bringing to the the venue. We’re calling it the CoLab because we like it’s short collaborative lab. Shawn Tierney (Host): Yeah. Paul Scott (Ignition): We like work we like our wordplay. And so we’re trying to turn this room into sort of a, kind of a hands on sort of room. Right? So a lot of conferences, they’re very passive. Right? Like, you’re you’re there. You’re there to listen. You’re there to maybe converse with folks if you get a chance to, but there’s usually a lot of things to watch. Right? But, you know, we we have this conference, and it’s about software. It’s like, well, should probably do something with the software or try to get some more hands on Shawn Tierney (Host): time Paul Scott (Ignition): with it. Right? Yeah. So in the collab, we’re we have two activities planned. One is the community design challenge. And the whole point of that is we have our instruction team who who teach our classes, and they handle our certification tests and all that fun stuff. They’re they are cooking up a bunch of challenges that need to be solved in Ignition. So the idea is that they’re gonna give you a bunch of, like, very small prompts, very, very small, like Yeah. Specifications and say, hey, can you build a solution in Ignition that does x y z? And the idea is to have you do within half an hour or so. We don’t want you to sit in all day feeling like you’re building a project when you’re at a conference. Right? And, once you complete it, we’ll both check you off, and they’ll add a point to your team. And we’re gonna have everyone who participates on one of three teams. So kinda channeling the spirit of the bill a thon. I just talked to someone. Yeah. Yeah. And have the community kind of work against each other and also together, I suppose, you could say when you’re talking about within teams. And we’ll now see the winning team at the end of it. We’re gonna have a whole bunch of challenges on every day so people can come back. If they wanted, we keep kinda showing off solutions or kind of, like, challenging themselves. So, really excited. It’s the first time we’re doing it this year, but hoping it it kind of brings some very creative ideas and then see what people can show off. Right? So so that’s one of the activities. The other activity in the collab would be the huddles we’re calling them or community huddles we’re also calling them. So, think of, like, a science fair. You have a bunch of people kind of presenting thing work they’ve done. Right? And then the audience, they kinda walk around. That’s kind of the vibe we’re going for. So so the idea is to get, like, speakers who are coming to the conference, vendors that are coming, thought leaders, people who aren’t even really presenting something, but they had something really cool that they wanted to show off to the community. Right? Like, they built some really cool application that does something really neat. And then we saw it was like, oh, that’s really cool. The idea is to have them come hang out for an hour at a time. We’ll have a whole bunch of them in the same again, in the collab, and they’ll just kinda show off demo, whatever it is they worked on. If they’re speakers, they’ll just kinda be there to hang out and maybe talk about their presentation. So, you know, if, maybe you sat in on their session and maybe you couldn’t maybe you had a question you wanted to ask, but maybe you couldn’t get into it because, you know, maybe you ran out of time or whatever. Hey. You can come say hi to them afterwards. Come maybe ask a question, interact with them. Yeah. You know, kinda you have a good chance to kinda mingle and meet with a speaker. Right? So good opportunity to sort of meet people that you who are presenting ideas or doing other fun stuff at the conference. So really excited to see how that’s, gonna play out this year. So hope hope you folks will enjoy that. Shawn Tierney (Host): Yeah. I think go ahead. I know. Paul Scott (Ignition): No. I was gonna say, I have more I can cover. I just don’t know if you want me to keep going. Shawn Tierney (Host): Yeah. No. Let me let me stop there. So Sure. You know, for the build a thon, I remember covering it the last couple of years for the new show. And, you know, it just I thought it was just so incredible. So, you know, this is a very serious business. Industrial automation, that’s you know, I know your your stuff can be used outside of industrial automation, but industrial automation, it’s very serious. And when you’re working with custom machine builders or integrators, you actually can have some fun because you get to see the vision of what can be done with control systems and how they can take a process that was maybe costing a company money to turning it around to being profitable. And just I always like watching machines in motion, you know, whether it’s a bottling line or robot arms or palletizers, depalletizers, whatever. And, but it’s just it’s just it’s like it’s like building, one of those Goldberg machines, but that actually has a purpose that does something positive. Right? It’s not just to be, you know, a where’s the for the eyes. It’s it’s actually to be something that that changes the life and make things possible. And, you know, I get frustrated with some some older folks who are like, automation is bad as they sit there holding their smartphone, which they live on and could not be created without any automation. So but in any case, the HMI skate a part of our Ignition and other packages like it. It’s a place where we can use a lot of create creativity that we don’t usually get to use unless we’re building something for a trade show. We we get to use on the controller side and you know? And so a lot of times, you know, those of us who love using those packages, we like to be creative. I know at a conference that kinda turned into a corporate thing and then got canceled. But conference I used to go to go to back in the day, I would we would we would challenge each other to build stuff and, like, I would build video games. Right? Pong, multiplayer Pong using a client server based system and, you know, you know, the interface from Star Trek or, you know, Space Invaders inside of a SCADA package. You know, I would it was just a way to kinda let go and have fun and, you know, talk to colleagues, and I really, really miss those times. And so you guys have captured that, put it in a bottle. And I like that the Build A Thon, how you invite all your integrators to kinda take part in it. And, like, a lot of it can be pre you know, done before the show, and then, you know, you have your finalists to actually do something at the show. And if did that change, or is that still the same way? Paul Scott (Ignition): It’s still the same way. Yeah. Shawn Tierney (Host): Okay. Yeah. I think that’s so smart because it gets the whole community involved, but, you know, there’s not time for everybody to do that at the show. But with the with the collabs, I can definitely see even end users and OEMs and other people getting involved where they may not be an authorized integrator, but they they they are, you know, passionate about the product, and they wanna they wanna show off, or just have fun and and see if they can they can build anything in the time allotted. So I think your guys are really capturing the spirit and and innovation, ingenuity of your users and keeping that community. You said that the the the event seems like, very friendly, like, very familiar. It’s probably because you, you know, you have good customers and they keep coming back, and they keep learning, and you’re responsive to their request. We used to follow your your releases every or your point releases and what you would add, and you guys are very responsive to feedback. Again, we all know from the product side, you can’t add every request that somebody has. Sometime just like when you program in a POC, sometimes they’re like, well, can you just have it go from there to there? That sounds so easy. It’s like, none of the equipment can actually move from there to there, so that’s impossible. Right? So, I really love what you guys are doing with that. I wish more people on an issue would do that. I just think it’s and I remember times in the past where I was involved with things like that. It was just so much fun, but also that camaraderie you have and and, you know, just everybody’s working together to make the product better and find new uses for the product innovate in a ways innovative ways to use it. So, it’s pretty exciting, and I appreciate you going over that stuff for you. Now before we go any further, we should probably I should probably have you tell us where it is in the date because, the last thing I wanna do is wait till the end to say that because sometimes people, they don’t get to finish the podcast. They get to work. They have to pause it. Maybe they won’t come back. So can you share with us the, the date and where it’s located? Paul Scott (Ignition): Absolutely. Yeah. So the conference opens, Tuesday, September 16. K. In the last three days. Right? So we’ll go all the way to Thursday. And the venue is gonna be the Safe Credit Union, which is in Sacramento, California. This is actually pretty notable year for us because this is the first time where we we’ve gone to that venue, actually. The the conference has always been in Folsom, California in the Harris Center, which is a fantastic, location, but it’s, it’s one of those things where the conference has just been growing year after year after year. It’s like, alright. We gotta we gotta try to find somewhere a little bit larger to go. So really excited. Really excited for it. Shawn Tierney (Host): That’s awesome. So we’ve covered those parts of the conference. Are there other things we should talk about? Like, are there any pre camp, people coming in to do talks, or is there any, like, hands on training? Or what else are you guys doing at this conference? Paul Scott (Ignition): Sure. Yeah. So there’s gonna be a large number of talks, which I’m really excited about. Something we’ve introduced in the past and I encourage people to participate with this year is, this table talks activity, which is if you’ve ever heard of what a non conference is, it’s kind of our sort of telling of it. But it’s basically an opportunity for attendees to sort of suggest topics that they wanna talk about and try to have, like, a targeted group discussion. So the idea is that, you know, people suggest ideas. Hey. I wanna talk about x y z. I wanna talk about, you know, UNS or, you know, whatever. Right? Mhmm. We’ll put that up on a schedule, and then attendees will say, oh, okay. I can go talk about that at this time. And then it’s lightly moderated. Basically, we have someone in the room to kinda, like, start things off, but then the idea is to back off and then and it’s becoming kind of discussion. People can kinda go wherever they want fit. In the past, that has been sort of the source of inspiration for future sessions that have Okay. Have have come up at the conference. Right? So so I highly recommend people come check that out. Aside from that, we’re also collaborating with the private conference that actually happened earlier this year. I don’t know if you’re if you’re reserved familiar with it, but I’ll just do, like, a very quick overview. So yeah. No. It’s it’s the the main sort of, the interesting thing about Pruvit is that they ask their vendors to basically prove that their solutions work, which is where the name Pruvit kinda comes from. So, yeah, they they basically create a this entire conference where they create a virtual factory, they call it. So they have, you know, namespaces and all kind of data points that all the vendors are supposed to connect to, and they’re supposed to, like, build a solution that works with that virtual factory, and then they demonstrate how it solves, you know, modern solutions or modern or modern problems, how it solves those. Right? So that that’s kind of the fun thing is, like, it’s not just the vendor going on stage and say, hey. Buy my product. It’s like, okay. Cool. But what did it do? Like, what did you do with it? That that’s the that’s the main thing. So we’re partnering with them this year, to basically kinda take over our old exhibitor showcases, and they’re kinda running it with their style. We’re really excited to see what they do with it and kinda how they, you know, sort of force the the these these solutions to kinda, like, adhere to some standard. So I’m gonna come check out a couple of those talks. Right? They’re gonna be, you know, presentation style so you can kinda see what’s going on. But the idea is people will kinda show off their solutions. And and, yeah, you get to see how they how they’re supposed to work in a real Shawn Tierney (Host): kinda, I say real world setting, but, obviously, it’s virtual, but you get the idea. So, yeah, I’d say that’s another exciting thing to come check out. Yeah. Now I know I wasn’t able I’m not able to get out there, just because of the timing. But your company did say, well, Shawn, we’ll give you a virtual pass so you can share what you learn with the audience, and I appreciate that. Thank you. Could you describe that, though? So I’ve never been to your conference virtually. So, could you describe to our audience what that and there may be people here on the East Coast or down south who won’t be able to get out to the West Coast, for the show. What what is the virtual pass? Paul Scott (Ignition): Sure. Yeah. So, you know, I’m I’m trying to talk about all these other fun activities that are there at the venue, but, obviously, those those are kinda like side, you know, sides to the main event, which would be all of our sessions, all all of the, all the talks we’re gonna give you. Right? So the virtual pass would would really I like to check out the streams that we’re gonna do. Right? So you’ll be able to see these sessions play out the entire conference schedule, play out live. It also gives you access to recordings of them. So say for example, you know, talk comes up at a certain time, you’re busy, you got some other stuff going on, that’s fine. You can always sign back into the platform later on and check out the recording much sooner than, the videos are normally publicly available. Normally, we make all of our conference content, like, the recordings available the following year just because we do some cleanup, with them before we start them on our website. So so, yeah, it’s just a great opportunity to be able to check out all of the sessions. And I’d say, you know, that’s that’s definitely one of the main or really the one of the few gripes I ever kinda hear about the conference is that there’s too much to do. Like, there’s too many talks going on, so people can’t do everything, which is true for a lot of conferences. You know what I mean? I got I’m gonna do it in so many places. So, yeah, the that pass is a great way to make sure you’re able to to to see all the different talks. So Shawn Tierney (Host): Yeah. I think that that is there’s always it’s, you could spend hours at some of these conferences prior to the conferences trying to map out the perfect the perfect. And then it gets blown up when you see somebody in the hallway in between sessions, and you’re like, I’m gonna miss what I you know, my main thing. But, anyways yeah. Yeah. So no. That’s good. That’s very good. And, so if anybody if especially if you’re using the product or looking at using the product and you really wanna get up to speed to learn more, find out what’s happening in the community, that’s a good alternative. And if the boss won’t let you out of work, at least you can catch the replays afterwards and, which is which is great, you know, and you still can feel like you’re you came up to speed, you know, without having to take a flight out there, which it would be better that, like, obviously, to do everything in person. But, sometimes, especially end users, they just it’s hard to get out of the plant. You know? And I shouldn’t say just that. End users, oh, yeah. It’s integrated. It can be it can be difficult to to travel halfway across the country and, you know, get that approved. But, hopefully hopefully, you’ll have a lot of people from the East Coast representing representing us. And, in any case so it just sounds like a great time. Sounds like a fun time. It’s coming up quick, so the people interested should try to sign up soon. What else do should we talk about about the conference? Paul Scott (Ignition): Well, you know, you you mentioned a little bit earlier, about sort of, the creativity of folks in this space. You you kinda Yeah. You kinda talk about making video games and stuff like that in in different systems. It’s kinda funny you mentioned that because one of the other activities we have is our we call it our SCADA arcade. So this Really? Yeah. So this this started off as, like, a project in our tech support division as sort of, like, a product knowledge development program where it’s like, hey. Make a video game in Ignition. Right? Which which is a little challenging because it’s not you know, it doesn’t have a lot of tools you’d find in, like, a modern, like, game engine. But, like, you know, that’s that’s engineers do great with with challenges like that, right, which is, I think, kinda to your point. So, yeah, we’re so, you know, in the past, we’ve basically brought these games that our support engineers have worked on just so people can check it out. This year, we’re returning to a larger room. We’re gonna try to have some some physical games there too so people can kinda play around and check it out. But, yeah, so that’s making a return. That that ended up being kind of a fan favorite, that that came out there. And then, I would also say, something else we’re doing this year is, we’re creating a room called The Hub. So one of the things we found it’s kind of funny running a a conference. This is something I didn’t really realize, but, there’s just a lot going on. And it turns out a lot of the attendees might wanna actually chat with someone. Shawn Tierney (Host): From Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Paul Scott (Ignition): And, it’s really hard when, like, you know, a good chunk of of your company is also running around, like, helping, facilitate the, the the conference. So we decided, alright. Let’s make a little room where we’re just gonna have people from different teams, you know, so, like, our support division or sales engineering, stuff like that. If you wanted to go talk to them or ask some questions. We’ll even have our product managers from software engineering. So if you wanted to, like, you know, mention, like, pinpoints or suggestions for ideas, there will be people there that you can kinda just chat and say hi. So, definitely recommend checking that out too. Just it’s a good way to kind of interact with the company. And I think that’s something that maybe a lot of your audience, a lot of attendees maybe don’t really realize that the conference is kind of a selfish thing for us because it’s a good opportunity for us to, like, talk to the folks that use the conference. That ends up being a huge draw for us. We we have a really strong community around the software. Right? And we we feel very blessed with it, you know, because there’s a lot of organizations out there that, you know, people have some not so nice things to say about the company for one reason or another. Right? But it it seems like we have some some really true true fans. So the conference is a is a fantastic time for us to really make sure we’re still connected to those folks where we’re still interacting. Like, you you sort of commented a little bit about us, like, reaching out to our community and interact with them. And so this is that’s really where that’s really why we’re here doing it every year is just we just like chatting with people and and throwing a little party where you can come and tell us what they’re working on. And and, it it it it it honestly, it motivates a lot of folks at the company. It also is a great introduction for a lot of folks because it’s maybe one of the things that’s a little less obvious, but maybe maybe once you think about it, it makes sense, is that, you know, we we’re a software company, which I know that seems kinda weird for me to say. But we’re we’re definitely, like, kind of we’re sort of like a step removed from the people that are using the software. Right? Like, we’re kind of a step at least a step or two away from from integration companies. Right? So the conference is a great way to say, hey. Come talk to these end users. Come talk to these integrators. See what they do with our software. Yeah. Right? Because that’s something that’s a little bit harder to capture, on their own at at IA. So we we like to make sure we’re talking with community members and sort of exposing them to, hey. Here’s what our users are doing. Here here’s here’s how the product actually gets used. So Yeah. That’s that’s a huge hugely important thing or aspect of the conference, I should say. Shawn Tierney (Host): Yeah. I mean, I think, over the years, one of the one of the bad trends we’ve seen, I think we’re all signed to realize this. You know, they say twenty twenty is hindsight is twenty twenty, is that, you’re not as you’re not as efficient or you can be super efficient when you’re conversing with people, when you’re talking to people, when you’re, in even in person. Right? That’s even better. And a lot of people, because of everything we’ve been through, doing everything remote or but you don’t you don’t get to see the inflections. You don’t get to understand. You know? And when you’re when you’re not not at a conference, you don’t usually have the time to really get into things on a deeper level. So there’s a lot of advantages. I know I’ve been doing this for thirty five years. I still learn new things talking to my students and talking to the vendors that come on. I’m learning stuff every day. And, if I just sat, read a book, and just sat and film videos, I would there must be so much I would never have learned. And because every every every human being is not all unique, but they’re in unique situations. And so for a vendor like yourself, Indefinitely see, you know, a conference like this, your customers are bringing you things that you’ve never thought of a certain way because you’ve never been in that situation. So it’s huge that you guys are doing this. Again, I recommend all vendors do something like this, but, I’m glad you guys are doing it. And, and I think that’s probably why you have a very loyal customer base. And, I, you know, I just wanna throw out there one thing too. Anybody who who is not a gamer, they do make, I actually built my own arcade machine, and they do make USB to arcade controls. So don’t poo poo it. You can actually take your favorite software package to make pong. Right? Anybody can do that, and, you can wire it to real arcade controls very simply and easily through, through a USB blob, block. So and it’s a lot of fun a lot of fun to do that too. So in any case, with that and, again, we know your your there’s a maker version of your software. We covered that in our first episode. And, so, you know, people can play with it if they want after hours and learn it as well. But in any case, so I’m looking forward to it already, even though I’m only gonna be attending virtually. Is there anything else we should cover in this episode about the conference itself or the company? Paul Scott (Ignition): Yeah. I I like to tell folks. I mean, there’s a lot to check out, and I’m obviously very I have some bias, and I’m very excited about a lot of things going on there. But, you know, if you can only, like, check out a few things, I’d I’d I would like to just kinda point out that we do have our two other keynotes that that we we have. So we have our main keynote and our technical keynote. And those are always usually very forward facing, forward thinking. So we kinda, like, talk a little bit about, you know, changes of the company, where the company is going, as well as the software. Right? Which which I think is what ends up pulling a lot of folks. Right? So it’s a it’s a conference for a piece of software. You figure go figure the the talk where we we we we we explore the future of the software ends up being the most popular one. So yeah. if, you know, end up not being able to attend, that’s totally okay. Maybe we’ll catch it in future use. But, yeah, once those recordings available, always recommend folks maybe check out those keynotes just because it can kind of kind of give you a little bit of insight of what we’re trying to do and where we’re going. So, but, yeah, no. I hope hope to continue to grow. Hope hope maybe we can get you out here on these times. I know, obviously, scheduling’s the the challenge, but love to love to have you come out, Shawn, sometime for sure. Shawn Tierney (Host): Yeah. I know I would enjoy. I know it would be a blast. And and I just wanna say out to the audience too, they do a great job of putting the point releases up like I’ve covered in my shows. And and really, they do a good and they do a lot of tongue and cheek with it too, which just makes it fun to read as well. But you can always see, and they they in those even in their regular point releases, they’re talking about things they wanna do, things that were customer suggestions, things they’re working on. So just kudos to the company for being so forward and transparent and really putting their customers first. And, yeah, I just I just was always impressed with those things. And, Paul, I just wanna thank you for coming on. What I’ll do is just so the audience knows, we’re gonna fill the, description with the important links so that you can either get your in person pass or you can get your virtual pass and, any other important links we think need to be in there so you guys don’t have to go search in the web or click, and they’ll be right there in the, description. I do wanna thank Inductive for making this episode ad free. We really appreciate it. So all that they’ve they’ve covered our cost to edit the episode and publish it so you guys are are enjoying it. So, Paul, thank your company for that, and, and, thank you for coming on the show. I really appreciate it. Paul Scott (Ignition): Yeah. Thanks for having me, Shawn. This is Shawn Tierney (Host): a lot of fun. Well, I hope you enjoyed that episode, and I wanna thank Paul for coming on the show and bringing us up to speed on the Ignition Community Conference. Really appreciate him coming on and sharing all those stories and all that information. And I wanna thank Inductive too for sponsoring the episode so we could bring you the audio and video completely ad free. That said, don’t forget all the links are in the description. And if you do use or are thinking about using, Ignition, then definitely consider going. I also was given a free pass to attend the virtual event, so I’ll try to get you guys reporting on that as the event is ongoing. Now with all that said, I do wanna thank you all for tuning back in this week. Please share the podcast with other people. It really helps us find new vendors to come on the show or maybe new product managers at existing vendors that we haven’t really hooked up with. So I really appreciate when you guys share the show out there. Let the vendors know you’re watching and listening. Or if you’re a vendor, let your colleagues know that it’s worth coming on the show because you get in front of this great audience. And with that said, I wanna wish you, my great audience, good health and happiness. 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Live from the M365 Community Conference in Las Vegas, Stephen and Arvind break down the biggest announcements in OneDrive, SharePoint, and Microsoft 365—from mind-blowing Copilot demos to Sync deployment best practices. Plus, guest Vlad Catrinescu shares insights on governance, Copilot readiness, and the power of community. Whether you're an admin, end user, or AI enthusiast, this episode has something for everyone. Click here for this episode's transcript. Click here to Subscribe to SyncUp on YouTube. Stephen Rice | LinkedIn | co-host Arvind Mishra | LinkedIn | co-host Vlad Catrinescu | Vlad Talks Tech | guest OneDrive | Twitter | Blog | Newsletter Microsoft OneDrive Blog - Microsoft Community Hub OneDrive Office Hours Sign Up: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-onedrive-blog/introducing-onedrive-customer-office-hours/ba-p/3741494 Microsoft Podcasts – Stay connected, informed, and entertained with original podcasts from Microsoft Podcasts & Shows – Microsoft Adoption Microsoft Community Learning - YouTube
No extra day this year. No matter, the product team crammed a lot of goodness into the 28 days of Feb'2025. The busy'ness delivered: Viva Connections: User-created cards, Copilot Visual Creator powered by Clipchamp, Microsoft Lists: Forms updates, SharePoint: Updated document libraries, Improved Microsoft Lists links in Teams chats and channels, Preview mode for SharePoint Pages, Personal Loop workspaces, SharePoint spaces retirement, and more. Plus, we grabbed time with Matt Taylor to talk about getting started with SharePoint agents, including his own journey as a recent implant into the world of SharePoint from the Teams Rooms team. Read and follow along with this episode's corresponding blog post. 01:27 - SharePoint Hackathon info 04:00 - Employee engagement 07:43 - Interview with Matt Taylor 28:10 - Teamwork 38:04 - Related tech 44:00 - Teasers 45:42 - Microsoft 365 Community Conference info Matt Taylor | LinkedIn SharePoint | @SharePoint & @MSSharePoint.Bsky.social| SharePoint Community blog | Feedback Mark Kashman |@mkashman [co-host] Microsoft Learn - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. Microsoft Tech Community Home Stay on top of Microsoft 365 changes Upcoming events: NOW ON DEMAND | "SharePoint: From Concept to Creation to Impact + Live AMA" webinar with Jeff Teper, CJ Tan, and Melissa Torres SharePoint Hackathon, including six webinars | March 3-17, 2025 (Online) Ability Summit | March 18, 2025 (Online) MVP Summit 2025 | March 24-27.2025 (Redmond, WA & online) Microsoft Fabric Community Conference | March 31 – April 2 (Las Vegas, NV) Microsoft's 50th Anniversary | April 4, 2025 (Worldwide) Comms vNext | April 15-16, 2025 (Denver, CO) Microsoft 365 Community Conference | May 5-8, 2025 (Vegas) Microsoft Build | May 19-22, 2025 (Seattle, WA | Online) SharePoint Intranet Festival (SWOOP Analytics) | May 21, 2025 (Online) European Collaboration Summit | May 26-28, 2025 (Düsseldorf, Germany) European Power Platform Conference | June 16-19 (Vienna, Austria) TechCon 365 - Seattle | June 23 – 27, 2025 (Seattle, WA) TechCon 365 - Atlanta | August 11-15, 2025 (Atlanta, GA) + always review and share the CommunityDays.org website Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts. Follow The Intrazone at aka.ms/TheIntrazone.
In this episode, Daryl and Scott chat with Chris Piasecki, recaping the MS 2024 Power Platform Community Conference in Vegas. Some of the highlights: Chris Freezes Southwest likes scaring Daryl into thinking he is late for his flight. Dad joke episode call back https://github.com/scottdurow/magical-mystery-tour Chris's Info: Twitter - @ChrisPiasecki89 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-piasecki Got questions? Have your own tool you'd like to share? Have a suggestion for a future episode? Contact Daryl and Scott at cast@xrmtoolbox.com. Follow us on LinkedIn and @XrmToolCast for updates on future episodes. Do you want to see us too? Subscribe to our YouTube channel to view the last episodes. Don't forget to rate and leave a review for this show at Podchaser. Your hosts: Daryl LaBar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryllabar | @ddlabar Scott Durow: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottdurow | @ScottDurow Editor: Linn Zaw Win: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linnzawwin | @LinnZawWin Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
Send us a textLeaning into Season 5 of Exchanges: A Podcast by Hitachi Solutions for Business Executives Seeking a Way to Breakdown the Complex World of Modern Transformation. For this fun first episode, join our RSD (Rapid Solution Development) Low Code Award Winning Experts who sit down to discuss what they're looking forward to in the coming weeks and how to find them at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas! global.hitachi-solutions.com
Simon Vella is a Certified EOS Implementer with 20+ years experience holding various senior leadership roles in the ICT industry. He credits EOS with allowing him to transform his last company together with its leadership team, scaling from 24 to 50 employees and doubling financial results.Simon will be hosting a masterclass at the EOS European Conference on 27 September in London titled "Getting your Vision Shared by All" (09:30-10:15, Break Out 2). In this episode of the First-time Founders Podcast, Simon previews some of the big ideas to be covered in that session.Get your ticket here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/eosworldwide/1227926 (ask your EOS Implementer for their discount code for 40% (c. £200) off or please feel free to use code "EOSI-RobL" if you don't have one). You can also connect with Simon on LinkedIn, via https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-vella/.
MSDW is a media sponsor of Power Platform Community Conference 2024. Get $100 off your registration with the code MSDW100. Microsoft MVP Lisa Crosbie has spent plenty of time and effort understanding Microsoft's rapidly expanding set of Copilot offerings for Dynamics 365 and Power Platform. While she has documented many of those discoveries and insights on her popular YouTube channel, she has also been developing new in-person presentations and workshops for the upcoming event season. Lisa joins us in the Biz Apps Classroom on this episode to preview the AI-centric session and full-day workshop she will be presenting at the upcoming Power Platform Community Conference 2024. Lisa has historically focused a lot of her presentations on model-driven Power Apps, but for #PPCC24 she wanted to do something different, she explains. A lot of questions from the community are about the broad concept of Copilot within Microsoft solutions. Her workshop aims to look at the Copilot experiences across the various business apps and how different people can use them in their roles. Topics will include prompting skills, hands-on demos, interactive questions, and more. She wants people to come away understanding the range of possibilities and the skills they will need to use those. Resources: See all Biz Apps Classrooms episodes here: https://msdynamicsworld.com/biz-apps-classroom Support the podcast and get a discount on an annual plan for 365.training by visiting https://365l.ink/MSDW. Keep up with community content at https://mydigest.365.training/
We're back! Stephen was on the ground at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference in Orlando, and this week he's catching Arvind up on all the amazing announcements from the conference! From Copilot to Colored Folders to Sync Health Report Exports, the conference was overfull with great features that will help you get the most out of OneDrive! Stephen Rice | LinkedIn | co-host Arvind Mishra | LinkedIn | co-host OneDrive | Twitter | Blog | Newsletter Microsoft OneDrive Blog home page: Microsoft Community Hub OneDrive Office Hours Sign Up Microsoft Podcasts – Stay connected, informed, and entertained with original podcasts from Microsoft Microsoft Adoption Podcast + Video page Microsoft Community Learning - YouTube Sync Up on YouTube
In this episode of What the Fundraising Podcast, Today's episode shares profound strategies on how nonprofits can evolve from merely surviving to becoming scalable change agents by adopting business tools and practices to maximize their impact and ensure sustainable growth! Meet Donald Summers, Founder & CEO of Altruist Partners. With decades of experience in nonprofit management and fundraising, he is dedicated to helping nonprofits achieve their missions through strategic planning and effective management practices. Moreover, his book - Scaling Altruism provides a comprehensive guide for nonprofit leaders seeking to integrate business strategies into their operations. In this episode, you will be able to: Understand the team-based nature of fundraising. Gain insights into the typical timeline for nonprofits to adopt and benefit from new management tools. Identify the challenges of applying business tools in the nonprofit sector. Discover the need for nonprofits to have open conversations about challenges and seek support. Debunk the myth of nonprofit exceptionalism. Recognize the gaps in support systems for nonprofits. Get all the resources from today's episode here. This week's episode is sponsored by DonorPerfect. DonorPerfect's Community Conference is igniting a passion for change! This year's event, on June 4th & 5th, will equip you with the tools to excel in donor management, program innovation, community engagement, and organizational growth. Remember, every powerful movement starts with a single spark.Your expertise is that spark! Head over to donorperfect.com/donorperfect-conference to register today! Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_malloryerickson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthefundraising YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@malloryerickson7946 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/mallory-erickson-bressler/ Website: malloryerickson.com/podcast Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-the-fundraising/id1575421652 If you haven't already, please visit our new What the Fundraising community forum. Check it out and join the conversation at this link. If you're looking to raise more from the right funders, then you'll want to check out my Power Partners Formula, a step-by-step approach to identifying the optimal partners for your organization. This free masterclass offers a great starting point
In this episode of What the Fundraising Podcast, Join Arash Javanbakht, psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and director of the Stress, Trauma, and Anxiety Research Clinic (STARC), as he delves into the intricate workings of fear and anxiety. With expertise spanning neuroscience, trauma research, and nonprofit fundraising, he offers a comprehensive exploration of how fear manifests in our brains, its evolutionary origins, and practical strategies for managing it in various aspects of life! Arash's clinical focus encompasses civilians, law enforcement, and refugees, particularly those affected by war trauma in regions like Syria and Iraq. Through STARC, he conducts groundbreaking research into the biological and psychological factors contributing to resilience and vulnerability in trauma response. Also, Arash pioneers the integration of technology into mental health care, exploring augmented reality and telemedicine for innovative in vivo treatment of anxiety disorders and PTSD. Moreover, his work has received widespread acclaim, featuring in prominent media outlets such as CNN, Al Jazeera, NPR, and The Washington Post. In this episode, you will be able to: Understand the biology and psychology of fear responses. Analyze fear's influence on decision-making, particularly in nonprofit fundraising. Develop strategies for overcoming fear-related challenges. Cultivate resilience and find meaning in adversity. Apply practical tips for harnessing fear as motivation. Get all the resources from today's episode here. This week's episode is sponsored by DonorPerfect. DonorPerfect's Community Conference is igniting a passion for change! This year's event, on June 4th & 5th, will equip you with the tools to excel in donor management, program innovation, community engagement, and organizational growth. Remember, every powerful movement starts with a single spark.Your expertise is that spark! Head over to donorperfect.com/donorperfect-conference to register today! Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_malloryerickson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthefundraising YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@malloryerickson7946 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/mallory-erickson-bressler/ Website: malloryerickson.com/podcast Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-the-fundraising/id1575421652 If you haven't already, please visit our new What the Fundraising community forum. Check it out and join the conversation at this link. If you're looking to raise more from the right funders, then you'll want to check out my Power Partners Formula, a step-by-step approach to identifying the optimal partners for your organization. This free masterclass offers a great starting point
Are you eager to understand your emotions better, improve your relationships, and begin a journey of personal growth and healing? Get ready for a journey through the intricate dynamics of human relationships, exploring how emotions shape our interactions and influence our behaviors. Meet Haley Cooper, a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), Certified Stress Management Coach, and Certified EmC Train the Trainer—the driving force behind The Savvy Fundraiser, an esteemed nonprofit consulting and coaching business committed to uplifting nonprofit leaders. With a deep-rooted passion for effecting positive change, Haley has emerged as a seasoned expert within the nonprofit realm, fueled by a mission to cultivate thriving organizations. In this episode, you will be able to: Understand the impact of emotional intelligence on personal and professional life. Learn strategies for fostering empathy and effective communication in teams. Explore Emotional Connection Leadership (EMC) and its role in relationships. Discover the importance of naming emotions for emotional balance. Utilize journaling, meditation, and support for emotional healing. Prioritize expressing impact over feedback for conflict resolution. Embrace vulnerability and self-discovery in navigating emotions. Apply principles for enhancing emotional wellness and relationships. This week's episode is sponsored by DonorPerfect. DonorPerfect's Community Conference is igniting a passion for change! This year's event, on June 4th & 5th, will equip you with the tools to excel in donor management, program innovation, community engagement, and organizational growth. Remember, every powerful movement starts with a single spark.Your expertise is that spark! Head over to donorperfect.com/donorperfect-conference to register today! Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_malloryerickson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthefundraising YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@malloryerickson7946 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/mallory-erickson-bressler/ Website: malloryerickson.com/podcast Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-the-fundraising/id1575421652 If you haven't already, please visit our new What the Fundraising community forum. Check it out and join the conversation at this link. If you're looking to raise more from the right funders, then you'll want to check out my Power Partners Formula, a step-by-step approach to identifying the optimal partners for your organization. This free masterclass offers a great starting point
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and guidance on their journey towards leadership, wellness, and joy. Meet Today's guest, Kishshana Palmer, CEO of ManageMint, Inc., renowned keynote speaker, and TEDx alumna. With her expertise in leadership and wellness, she transforms leaders and energizes events worldwide. As a trusted advisor to executive leaders, Kishshana brings passion and authenticity to every interaction. Moreover, her commitment to growth, wellness, and impact shines through in her work, making her a sought-after partner for organizations seeking transformation. In this episode, you will be able to: Understand the importance of self-care and self-awareness in today's fast-paced world. Explore the intersection between wellness and joy. Reconsider the relationship with one's body and mind, recognizing the significance of mindfulness and self-awareness. Challenge the notion that self-care is solely a reward for productivity, instead emphasizing its intrinsic value. Prioritize joy and self-worth as essential components of authentic leadership. Recognize the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in effective leadership. Get all the resources from today's episode here. This week's episode is sponsored by DonorPerfect. DonorPerfect's Community Conference is igniting a passion for change! This year's event, on June 4th & 5th, will equip you with the tools to excel in donor management, program innovation, community engagement, and organizational growth. Remember, every powerful movement starts with a single spark.Your expertise is that spark! Head over to donorperfect.com/donorperfect-conference to register today! Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_malloryerickson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthefundraising YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@malloryerickson7946 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/mallory-erickson-bressler/ Website: malloryerickson.com/podcast Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-the-fundraising/id1575421652 If you haven't already, please visit our new What the Fundraising community forum. Check it out and join the conversation at this link. If you're looking to raise more from the right funders, then you'll want to check out my Power Partners Formula, a step-by-step approach to identifying the optimal partners for your organization. This free masterclass offers a great starting point.
Welcome to Episode 376 of the Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast. In this episode. Ben and Scott discuss some of the announcements from the Microsoft 365 Community Conference. Like what you hear and want to support the show? Check out our membership options. Show Notes Microsoft 365 Community Conference Microsoft launches SharePoint eSignature integration with Adobe and Docusign SharePoint eSignature Set up SharePoint eSignature Securely digitize document workflows with eSignature in Microsoft 365 | OD17 Unveiling the Newest OneDrive Capabilities OneDrive Adds New Offline Capabilities Work with OneDrive web app when offline The Intrazone - Add to OneDrive About the sponsors Would you like to become the irreplaceable Microsoft 365 resource for your organization? Let us know!
Välkommen till vår podd! I det här avsnittet pratar Amanda, Ola och Simon nyheterna från Microsoft 365 Conference och lite om vad som är nytt kring Microsoft Teams Room, som har nått 1 miljon system! Här är länkar till saker vi pratade om: Microsoft Teams Rooms | Microsoft Teams What's New in Microsoft Teams | Enterprise Connect 2024 Edition - Microsoft Community Hub What's New in Microsoft Teams | April 2024 - Microsoft Community Hub Microsoft 365 Community Conference (m365conf.com) Microsoft 365 Community Conference event guide Opening Keynote, AMA, sessions, and more - sponsored by Microsoft #MMSMOA – Sök / X (twitter.com) --------------------------------------------- Följ Vi jobbar med data på LinkedIn Amanda | LinkedIn | Twitter Simon | LinkedIn | Twitter Ola | LinkedIn | Twitter
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Mike, Seth, & Tommy recap the 4 promises Microsoft is taking with Microsoft Fabric, including major updates to Microsoft Fabric in Preview and coming up. What does this mean for BI? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-fabric/blog/2024/03/26/announcements-from-the-microsoft-fabric-community-conference/ Get in touch: Send in your questions or topics you want us to discuss by tweeting to @PowerBITips with the hashtag #empMailbag or submit on the PowerBI.tips Podcast Page. Visit PowerBI.tips: https://powerbi.tips/ Watch the episodes live every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 730am CST on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/powerbitips Subscribe on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/230fp78XmHHRXTiYICRLVv Subscribe on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/explicit-measures-podcast/id1568944083 Check Out Community Jam: https://jam.powerbi.tips Follow Mike: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcarlo/ Follow Seth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-bauer/ Follow Tommy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommypuglia/
Eddryll Teo (from Malaysian Christian Memes) and I sit down to recap the first day at the Gospel Community Conference organised by GCN Malaysia where Mark Dever from 9 Marks spoke on the church.
Akutnhom Abiem comunity pɛn Auɛtralia a ke ci nhïïm mat bïk käk këëk ke latueŋ pɛnden jäämic.
DoTERRA Convention Highlights and Essential Oil Education: * Aisha Harley welcomes everyone to the visionary leaders convention recap call. * Excitement to dive into important health topics and essential oil education. * Esteemed leaders present: Dr.Josie Schmidt, Ariana Harley, Lori Lishan, Claudine Annis, and Judith Maxey * Deep dive into the convention's highlights. DoTERRA Essential Oils and Personal Growth * Aisha shares Emily's story about the resilience of the lavender plant and how that relates to personal growth, and collective healing. * Aisha reviews doTERRA growth and projected growth Including $6.6 billion in commissions paid to wellness advocates and aim to become world's largest direct selling company. * Judith discusses company's farmers and CO impact sourcing initiative. DoTERRA's Impact Sourcing Program and Leader Led Trips * doTERRA's CO impact sourcing program prioritizes working with small farmers in places like Africa. * Emphasis on supporting local communities. * Judith has an agricultural background appreciates doTERRA's commitment to impactful sourcing. * Mission to help the world heal and make an impact discussed. * Leader-led trips for diamond leaders to plan their own trips to countries like Kenya, Hawaii, and Bulgaria introduced. Blue Lotus and Birch Essential Oils, Adulteration in the Market. * Lori shares Emily Wright's story of finding exclusive pure Blue Lotus essential oil in China. * Supports local jobs and communities. * Lori praises Blue Lotus oil's skincare benefits and potential to support collagen production. Essential Oil Purity and Adulteration * Dr. Josie discusses testing 27 birch oils and finds none contained pure birch oil. * 13 were actually wintergreen oil and 7 were a combination of wintergreen and synthetic methyl salicylate. * Common adulteration of oils with synthetic compounds highlighted. * Importance of chirality in essential oils explained. * doTERRA's advanced testing methods, including carbon 14 analysis, mentioned. Birch Oil and Sleep System * DoTERRA creates birch oil with unique distillation process in Pennsylvania. * Ariana invites listeners to reconsider prioritization of sleep for cellular repair, healthy weight, and reduced health risks. * Lack of sleep's serious long-term effects on health discussed, including high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes. Expert Tips for Better Sleep * Essential oil diffuser and supplements recommended. Microbiome Health and Aging: * Decline in microbiome diversity with age leads to systemic health issues. PB Restore Gut Health Supplement: * Claudine shares the PB restore system contains 30 bioactive components and 24 probiotic strains. * Highlights: 18 billion active live CFUs, diverse blend of probiotics, prebiotics, and post biotics for optimal gut health. * Unique blend of 24 probiotic strains from 22 different species, more diverse and effective than competitors. Probiotics, Forest Bathing, and Essential Oils * New PB Assist supplement with 13 probiotic strains for maximum diversity and digestive comfort. * Recommended to take probiotics with meals for optimal benefits. * Benefits of forest bathing: lowered blood pressure, reduced cortisol levels, and enhanced sense of connection to nature. * "Forest Bathing Blend" includes lemon, patchouli, magnolia, siberian fir, cypress, cardamom, hinoki, grapefruit, geranium, and lemon petitgrain. doTERRA Products and Upcoming Releases * New product: Deep Ocean Minerals with electrolytes and minerals from the deep ocean, available in January. * New toothpaste with Supermint blend doTERRA Benefits and Programs: * Referral program allows customers to earn up to 599 doTERRA dollars by sharing their link with friends and family. This is a great way to purchase all of the soon to be released holiday products. * Reclaim your health event offers additional discounts and offers on products. doTERRA Leadership and Business Growth * Monthly calls and support for business growth.
In dieser Folge geht es weiter mit einer neuen Ausgabe der Rubrik “To Infinity and Beyond”. Daniel Höpfner und Kerstin Eismann sprechen heute über die Neuigkeiten der letzten Woche in der Blockchain, Web 3.0, Krypto und NFT-Welt. Heute geht es um:Finanzierungsrunden Frankfurter FinTech Cashlink sammelt 7 Millionen Euro ein und konnte die Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen (Helaba) als Investor gewinnen Scytale, A16z und ARK Invest unterstützen mit 37 Millionen US-Dollar die Finanzierungsrunde vom Web3-Studio Mythical GamesWall Street & Banking:Plant Fidelity nun auch einen Bitcoin Spot ETF? HSBC erlaubt nun ihren Kunden den Handel mit Bitcoin ETFsDie Schweizerische Nationalbank will laut Medienberichten CBDC für den Großhandel einführenEu Kommission möchte digitalen Euro einführen und stellt Rechtsrahmen vor350 Millionen US-Dollar: MicroStrategy kauft 12.333 Bitcoin Insolvenzverwalter von Three Arrows Capital (3AC) fordern 1,3 Milliarden US-Dollar von GründernCrypto-Exchange & RegulatorsBinance regulatorische Turbulenzen: Finanzaufsicht Bafin verweigert Binance die LizenzBinance zieht Lizenzantrag in Österreich zurückUK: Britisches Krypto-Gesetz steht kurz vor Verabschiedung OpenAI CEO Sam Altmans Worldcoin wird nun in Deutschland eingeführt Events & VorträgeBlockchance 23: Bitcoin-Kritiker Peter Schiff: "Niemand braucht Bitcoin" Ethereum Community Conference: Vom 17. bis zum 20. Juli 2023 findet die größte jährliche europäische Ethereum-Veranstaltung mit Schwerpunkt auf Technologie und Gemeinschaft in Paris statt
Dr. Odesma Dalrymple and Dr. Perla Myers, Co-Founders of the (S)TEAM Academy and STEAM Youth and Community Conference, discuss the Academy's mission to facilitate an informal STEAM education learning "laboratory" where STEAM skills, identities, advocacy and equity-based approaches are co-cultivated amongst underserved middle and high school students.
In this episode, JB invites Clark Sell, Founder of THAT Conference, to talk about the importance of building a developer community-centered conference that brings developers, including family, from all walks of life and around the world together in one place. Get Your Ticket for THAT Conference - https://that.us/ You are invited to join us over at the codeFellowship( ) Community - https://discord.gg/eK97ZnECPk Follow us on Social Media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/code_fellowship LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/codefellowship/ You can support the podcast and our ministry by buying us a
It's been two months since we've heard from area hospital chief medical officers, but tomorrow we'll gather them for a COVID status report. We'll find out if we're gaining any ground on the pandemic and look at what the winter looks like for COVID and the flu.
Nous y étions en 2021, nous revoilà en 2022!!!En effet, il y a un an jour pour jour nous étions réunis ensemble pendant l’EthCC 2021 où pendant 3 jours nous avions enchainé des interviews dont certaines resteront dans les annales du NFT Morning (room #90 et suivantes…) .Nous revoilà donc en 2022, pour cette 5ème édition, organisée par l’association Ethereum France, qui a lieu à nouveau dans ce lieu incroyable qu’est la Maison de la Mutualité à Paris, où des milliers de personnes faisant parties de l’écosystème Ethereum, sont venues du monde entier pour se retrouver pendant 3 jours.Dans cette room spéciale, nous avons évidemment parlé de l’évènement en lui même mais également des “side events” NFT ayant eu lieu juste avant:Le Metaverse Summit à la Station F et NFT Impact organisé par la NFT Factory à La Caserne.Une room un peu spéciale, déjà car nous étions réunis physiquement ensuite car nous avons choisi sûrement l’endroit le plus improbable de la conférence pour enregistrer et que bizarrement nous y avons fait des rencontres très sympathiques (mention spéciale pour Vidal Chriqui co-fondateur…) e nous avons fini par déambuler dans les allées de l’EthCC5…Pour aller plus:Site web officiel de l’EhCC5Compte Twitter de Ethereum France This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com
Doug Dudley from Inductive Automation chats with Joanna Cortez about the biggest event for Inductive Automation, the Ignition Community Conference. This year's ICC is in-person as well as virtual. In this podcast, Joanna and Doug will discuss the origins of ICC and the planning and implementation of the conference. They will also talk about the evolution of the Build-a-Thon and how Discover Gallery has grown. Last but not least, Joanna and Doug will discuss the key element of the conference: the community. Register for ICC
Chief medical officers from the metro and across the state update some welcomed decreases in the Metro. Hospital admissions remain high with an average of four deaths daily according to the Mid-America Regional Council. ICUs are especially strained due to the longer length of stay for COVID patients. The doctors will explain.
Chief medical officers from the Kansas City metro and across the state paint the picture of why this is the most dangerous time since the pandemic began, as COVID hospital admissions and clinic visits for them continue rapidly rising. We'll focus on why communities need to rally right now to do something about it. Participants include: • Dr. Steve Stites, chief medical officer, The University of Kansas Health System • Dr. Richard Watson, co-founder, Motient • Dr. Lisa Hays, Chief Medical Officer, Advent Health Shawnee Mission • Dr. Kim Megow, Chief Medical Officer, HCA Midwest Health • Dr. Raghu Adiga, Chief Medical Officer, Liberty Hospital • Dr. Elizabeth Long, Chief Medical Officer at Olathe Health • Dr. Mark Steele, Executive Chief Clinical Officer, University Health-Truman • Dr. Patricia A. Martin, St. Luke's Health System, VP of Medical Affairs, South and East Regions • Dr. Ahmad Batrash, Chief of Staff, Kansas City VA Hospital • Dr. Jennifer Schrimsher, infectious diseases physician at LMH Health and deputy public health officer for Douglas County • Dr. Jackie Hyland, Chief Medical Officer, The University of Kansas Health System - St. Francis Campus • Dr. Kevin Dishman, Chief Medical Officer, Stormont Vail Health • Dr. Samer "Sam" Antonios, Chief Clinical Officer, Ascension Via Christi Health • Dr. Robert Freelove, Chief Medical Officer, Salina Regional Health Center • Dr. Heather Harris, Medical Director, HaysMed • Dr. James Alexander, Chief Medical Officer, Centura - St. Catherine • Dr. Dana Hawkinson, medical director of Infection Prevention and Control, The University of Kansas Health System
Chief medical officers and infectious disease physicians from the Kansas City area and across the state of Kansas share crisis communication about the impact of COVID on hospitals and health care in the most severe surge since the pandemic began.
On this episode, we hear from the three finalists of the Raj Aggarwal Trophy, who shared their inspirational stories at the 2021 Heart of the Community Conference earlier this week. The panel session was chaired by award winning retailers Jonathan James and Avtar Sidhu.
Beth McIntyre, Head of Community at Bevy, and David Spinks, Co-Founder of CMX and VP of Community at Bevy, give the run-down on CMX Summit Rise: 2021. In this episode, you'll learn about the origins of CMX, how Summit got started, and the challenges experienced along the way. They share their first CMX Summit experiences and the unique, genuine connections consistently created at this community conference. David and Beth discuss the meaning behind this year's theme, RISE, and the sub-themes of the Rise of Community-Driven Business, the Community Career Path, and Community Culture and Innovation. Community has taken the business world by storm and this year's summit will ingrain the community in business for the long run. CMX Summit Rise will be completely FREE with a 1-day workshop on August 31st and a 2-day conference on September 1st and 2nd. Join community professionals from around the world and register for your free tickets here: https://bit.ly/3vEW76k
Beth McIntyre, Head of Community at Bevy, and David Spinks, Co-Founder of CMX and VP of Community at Bevy, give the run-down on CMX Summit Rise: 2021. In this episode, you'll learn about the origins of CMX, how Summit got started, and the challenges experienced along the way. They share their first CMX Summit experiences and the unique, genuine connections consistently created at this community conference. David and Beth discuss the meaning behind this year's theme, RISE, and the sub-themes of the Rise of Community-Driven Business, the Community Career Path, and Community Culture and Innovation. Community has taken the business world by storm and this year's summit will ingrain the community in business for the long run. CMX Summit Rise will be completely FREE with a 1-day workshop on August 31st and a 2-day conference on September 1st and 2nd. Join community professionals from around the world and register for your free tickets here: https://bit.ly/3vEW76k
About Dylan Gambardella ⏪ Follow on IG Dylan Gambardella is a 24-year-old entrepreneur, speaker, and investor. Dylan is the Co-founder of Next Gen HQ, the premier business hub empowering 20,000+ of the world's greatest entrepreneurs with the tools and resources to overcome obstacles and chase their dreams. Dylan has helped leading brands including Target, Capital One, and Dell access, engage with, and influence the next generation. He has been featured in Forbes, Inc, Adweek, Entrepreneur, and USA Today for his work leading a venture-backed, scaling startup. A graduate of Duke University (‘17), Dylan has spoken in front of tens of thousands on global stages including TEDx. In this Episode: We talk about the journey of how to create an immensely engaged community. Anyone can "grow an audience" they say, but engagement is the real KPI we should be looking at. We talk about gaining venture capital investment, connecting with and utilizing younger generations, closing big brand deals, and how to create a peaceful workflow and entrepreneurial space in light of COVID and other complicated social matters. About Next Gen Summit WE BELIEVE ENTREPRENEURS CAN AND SHOULD CONTROL THEIR OWN DESTINIES. THAT'S WHY IN 2014, WE STARTED NEXT-GEN TO EMPOWER ENTREPRENEURS TO DESIGN THE LIVES THEY WANT TO LIVE AND ACHIEVE THEIR PURPOSE. ENTREPRENEURSHIP IS REALLY, REALLY, REALLY HARD. AS CO-FOUNDERS AND CO-CEOS OURSELVES, WE KNOW THIS ALL TOO WELL. BUT WE'RE DRIVEN: DRIVEN TO HELP ENTREPRENEURS OVERCOME THE OBSTACLES THAT GET IN THE WAY. OUR BUSINESS HUB ENERGIZES ENTREPRENEURS ON THEIR PATH TO FREEDOM AND SUCCESS. THE BEST PART IS - WE'RE JUST GETTING STARTED. HERE'S TO TAKING OWNERSHIP OF OUR JOURNEY, GROWING 1% EACH DAY, AND CHASING OUR DREAMS TOGETHER. - Founders Justin and Dylan
In this episode Martin (@cyclingfisch) chatted with Volker Buzek (@vobu), Gregor Wolf (@wolf_gregor)and Christian Braukmüller (@cbasis) about the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) and the first virtual community conference about CAP which is called re>≡CAP and took place on May 15th. re>≡CAP website including links to the replays SAP Cloud Application Programming Model Community on github SAP CAP Docs open.sap.com course "Building Applications with SAP Cloud Application Programming Model" DJ Adams' YouTube Channel SAP CodeJam on SAP CAP Exercises on github Insight Cruises Blog Post CAP with TypeScript by Simon Perstorfer SAP Online Track SAP Online Track Agenda German "Corona Warn App" on github --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sap-community-podcast/message
In this podcast, we share the Worship section of the recently concluded CWIB Community Conference. We pray that you find a special place today while listening to this to meet Jesus and have an amazing time with Him. Have a listen and be blessed♥Are you ready to join a community like no other?We’ve created a sisterhood of Christian women in business who are completely in love with God and encourage each other on a daily basis with their businesses. If you’re after some Godly support as you grow your business…We invite you to become a part of this amazing, heart felt community by clicking the button below
This week we meet at the intersection of blockchain, climate action, smart cities, finance, and IoT. Joe Petrowski (Research Analyst, Parity Technologies) speaks with Anita Mujumdar of Evercity, a blockchain-based platform to aid in financing sustainability projects to meet the UN’s 2030 climate action goals. They discuss climate finance, decentralized robot economies, using measurement and data to build the sustainable smart cities of tomorrow, and how Substrate and Polkadot are helping make Evercity’s mission a reality. Links: Evercity Website (https://evercity.io/) DAO "Integral Platform for Climate Initiatives" (https://ipci.io/) Anita’s presentation at COP25 (http://bit.ly/36nY2A9) Robonomics website (https://robonomics.network/) Climate Change Coalition - Digital Finance (https://www.climatechaincoalition.io/digital-finance) Sub0 Online Substrate Developer and Community Conference (https://sub0.parity.io/) Highlights: 02:10 - What is climate finance? 06:50 - Sustainable cities approach 12:30 - What a sustainable city looks like 17:15 - Pilot programs 20:20 - Robonomics platform 25:35 - Role of DAO & blockchain 28:15 - Why decentralize climate finance? 31:00 - Trends outlook 32:15 - Why build on Substrate/Polkadot 34:50 - Launch plan *The dates of the events mentioned in the podcast may have shifted due to coronavirus pandemic Special Guest: Anita Mujumdar.
In this episode, we interview Jessica White and Moreton Brockley about how they set up and run a community-based conference called DDD East Midlands. https://twitter.com/JessPWhite https://twitter.com/allmobro https://www.dddeastmidlands.com Stephen’s Youtube Channel (Please subscribe) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBOHoFMBYh7j6LAkqOjoX9w Stephen’s Dealing with Criticism Article https://stephenhaunts.com/2019/11/23/dealing-with-criticism/ Kevin's Businesses https://www.timberbeamcalculator.co.uk https://www.beamcalculation.co.uk https://www.steelbeamcalculator.co.uk https://www.steelbeamcalculator.com Stephen’s Blog https://stephenhaunts.com Stephen’s Courses at Pluralsight https://app.pluralsight.com/profile/author/stephen-haunts Stephen’s Books on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_ebooks_1?ie=UTF8&text=Stephen+Haunts&search-alias=digital-text&field-author=Stephen+Haunts&sort=relevancerank
This episode of the podcast features a live panel discussion from the 2019 Heart of the Community Conference on what the justice system can do to tackle violence and abuse committed against retailers. The panellists are Dr Emmeline Taylor (City University of London), Joe Rutlidge (One Stop), Jayne King (Guys and St Thomas Hospital) and Dame Vera Baird (Victims Commissioner).
The episode of the podcast features a live panel discussion from the 2019 Heart of the Community Conference on how important services are to convenience stores, and which services might be emerging in the future. The panellists are James Daley (Fairer Finance), Richard Piggin (Which?), Steve O'Neill (Paypoint) and Linda Williams (independent retailer).
The episode of the podcast features a live panel discussion from the 2019 Heart of the Community Conference on how the provision of food in convenience stores is changing, as well as the challenges facing stores when it comes to intervention and regulation from Government. The panellists are Gary Stott (Community Shop), Anna Taylor (Food Foundation), Mital Morar (independent retailer) and Ranvir Singh (broadcaster).
This is the spoken version of EOS Nation's EOS Hot Sauce, a weekly published series covering the hottest topics in the EOS Ecosystem. Brought to you by EOS Nation. Find the written version filled with relevant links here: >https://eosnation.io/eos-nations-hot-sauce-20/
When Blake Dowling attended the Chamber Conference for the first time 14 years ago, he had a much different strategy than he does today. Blake joins this episode of the Chamber Podcast to give newcomers and seasoned attendees alike his top 3 tips for making the most out of your time at the Chamber Conference. Blake Dowling is the CEO of Aegis Business Technologies in Tallahassee. He shares his unique career story, from starting out working for the band Sister Hazel to climbing the ranks at Aegis, while also giving us key insight on the IT industry in Tallahassee and common tech problems that small companies face. More about the swag bag collaboration with Big Brothers and Big Sisters here: Get creative to get your message out Follow Aegis online: Website Facebook Instagram Find more episodes of the Chamber Podcast HERE Keep in touch with us: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Ending music clip: Sister Hazel - All For You
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Go shawty its your birthday, we gonna party like its your birthday. Ayeeee! Today is my 34th birthday yall! I’m so excited to celebrate another year around the sun. There is no place I’d rather be than in the guest chair myself talking about Sisters in Loss and the amazing Jesus year I just experienced. I can not put into words what God has done in my life, I can truly say that I’m blessed. I do have a testimony. I’ll save that announcement for another day, but I do have a request of you. My birthday wish is for you to rate and review the podcast. Even if you have reviewed before your feedback means the world to me. It helps me craft a better podcast, produce more dynamic shows, and ensure we are meeting and exceeding your needs as a Sister in Loss. My prayer is that I receive 34 new reviews in honor of my 34th birthday. Thank you so much in advance for reviewing the podcast and for listening, tuning in, joining in the discussion in our private facebook community and so much more. I’m so excited to share with my podcast sisters all that has been happening behind the scenes with Sisters in Loss. Join the Sisters in Loss Online Community Here Living Water Doula Services Book Recommendations and Links Below You can shop my Amazon Store for the Book Recommendations You can follow Erica on Social Join the SIsters in Loss Online Community Erica's Website Erica's Instagram Erica's Facebook Erica's Twitter
In this week's special episode, Anna pops over to EthCC (https://ethcc.io/) - the Ethereum Community Conference - to find out what's on people's minds. Speaking with Boris Mann (https://twitter.com/bmann), Maria Paula Fernandez (https://twitter.com/MPtherealMVP), Hudson Jameson (https://twitter.com/hudsonjameson), Sunny Aggarwal (https://twitter.com/sunnya97), Yalda Mousavinia (https://twitter.com/stellarmagnet), and Peter Mauric (https://twitter.com/PAMauric), these conversations centre around decision making in the decentralised space, the role of transparency, the different organisations and groups that have formed in Ethereum to help make decisions, how compensation can play a role, the code of conduct, the importance of signaling and much more. Here are some of the groups or initiatives or talks mentioned in the podcast: * Fellowship of the Ethereum Magicians (https://ethereum-magicians.org/) * Ethereum Cat Herders (https://medium.com/ethereum-cat-herders) * Rick Dudley's talk at EthCC (https://youtu.be/GOkSg0BuSdw?t=280) * Tennagraph Signaling Site (https://tennagraph.com/) * Ethereum Community’s Code of Conduct (https://hackmd.io/s/SkZ6ZV2UV) * Cosmos Protocol blog (https://blog.cosmos.network/) * Autark (https://medium.com/chainrift-research/aracon-2019-autark-wants-to-decentralize-space-exploration-b5b6311db2e4) * Aragon (https://aragon.org/) * Decred (https://decred.org/) If you are looking for some further context for this episode, you may want to check out some previous episodes about governance related topics: * Hudson Jameson talks EIPs and Ethereum core decision-making (https://www.zeroknowledge.fm/43) * Vlad and Gav go head-to-head on blockchain governance (https://www.zeroknowledge.fm/52) * Path to an ERC Standard (https://www.zeroknowledge.fm/62) Special thanks to this week's sponsor: Trail of Bits (https://www.trailofbits.com/) Trail of Bits is looking for companies writing Ethereum smart contracts that could use their security help! If you would like to test out their continuous assurance system, fill out the signup form on crytic.io (http://crytic.io) If you like what we do: Follow us on Twitter - @zeroknowledgefm (https://twitter.com/zeroknowledgefm) Join us on Telegram - https://t.me/joinchat/B_81tQ57-ThZg8yOSx5gjA Support our Gitcoin Grant - https://gitcoin.co/grants/38/zero-knowledge-podcast Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/zeroknowledge Or directly here: ETH: 0xC0FFEE1B5083230a5154F55f253B6b6ae8F29B1a BTC: 1cafekGa3podM4fBxPSQc6RCEXQNTK8Zz
We hope you enjoyed listening to some of the content from our CWIBCC18. Wow! What a journey God took us through that day and I hope that it blessed you as much as it blessed us! Christian Women in Business Community Conference 2019 will be a 2 day conference starting on Saturday 9th Feb 2019 in Northern Sydney. Our guest speakers are Pastor Leigh Ramsey Founder of SheRescue, Randa Habelrih Founder of the Mates Program, Sharryn Ludlow Founder of Grace and Confidence and myself as the host. Grab your early bird ticket to our Conference today! CWIB Membership...We’re open for membership intakes and would love to invite you to become a member. It’s time for you to join a community of like minded women.Click Here to apply >>Jo HobbsWhere to find JoHER WEBSITEHER FACEBOOK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Over the next weeks, you’re going to be hearing sessions from our conference in February 2018, learning about how to connect with strangers in your business so you can be more confident dealing with customers this will be through Kerrie Phipps. You’ll also be hearing a powerful message from Jo Hobbs Executive Director of Teen Challenge QLD and she blows the roof off the house. This session talks about Prophecy through Lorellee Colley, from Destiny Strategies, who has been involved in prophetic ministry since 1993. Together with her husband Phil, they have ministered prophetically both in Australia and overseas. They share a strong desire to see people equipped, trained and released into their gifting and calling in life.Their desire is to see people come into their fullness of what God has called them to do.Stay in contact with us by signing up to our Heart Mail, where you’ll receive the latest issue of our Digital Magazine.Also, if you’d like to be part of the next CWIBCC you can buy your tickets now from our website under events. It will be held in Sydney Australia, >> CWIBCC 2019 Founder Sarah-Jane Meeson was given a word to inspire women. Since then, Sarah-Jane dreamed about how she could inspire women and unite them together. She knew it was going to be for God and she knew she had a passion for business and just to see people thrive and be all that they can be: no matter what past they’ve had, no matter how much money or where they come from. It’s about them being the best person they can be for God and to help share their story of how God has worked through their life and business.After chatting with a girlfriend and sitting on the idea for a while, God kept prompting her heart to bring this movement of women together. After some time, Sarah-Jane knew what she needed to do; she bit the bullet and now here it is. Christian Women in Business – a movement of Christian women pushing forward for God in their businesses … and it’s great!Sarah-Jane xo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Over the next 5 weeks, you’re going to be hearing sessions from our conference in February 2018, learning about how to connect with strangers in your business so you can be more confident dealing with customers this will be through Kerrie Phipps. You’ll also be hearing a powerful message from Jo Hobbs Executive Director of Teen Challenge QLD and she blows the roof off the house. Stay in contact with us by signing up to our Heart Mail, where you’ll receive the latest issue of our Digital Magazine.Also, if you’d like to be part of the next CWIBCC you can buy your tickets now from our website under events. It will be held in Sydney Australia, >> CWIBCC 2019 Founder Sarah-Jane Meeson was given a word to inspire women. Since then, Sarah-Jane dreamed about how she could inspire women and unite them together. She knew it was going to be for God and she knew she had a passion for business and just to see people thrive and be all that they can be: no matter what past they’ve had, no matter how much money or where they come from. It’s about them being the best person they can be for God and to help share their story of how God has worked through their life and business.After chatting with a girlfriend and sitting on the idea for a while, God kept prompting her heart to bring this movement of women together. After some time, Sarah-Jane knew what she needed to do; she bit the bullet and now here it is. Christian Women in Business – a movement of Christian women pushing forward for God in their businesses … and it’s great!Sarah-Jane xo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Since the birth of the U.S. Attorney’s Heroin and Opioid Task Force, there have been many advancements in the fight against opioid abuse. One of their many achievements is the availability of Narcan and making it more widespread throughout communities. Also, law enforcement has developed new protocols for booking drug traffickers and hospitals have furthered education with their physicians in an attempt to change prescribing practices. In this second half of this two-part series, Greg continues to share highlights from the conference that was held in Cleveland on September 6th called “Opioids: A Crisis Still Facing Our Entire Community” and discusses the progress of The Northeast Ohio Hospital Opioid Consortium. Listen to today’s podcast to learn more about the innovative programs that are making a difference in the opioid epidemic here in Northeast Ohio.
In late 2013, many of Northeast Ohio’s leading institutions joined forces to formulate a Community Action Plan, a document to serve as a master plan for communities as they move forward in their fight against the opioid epidemic. The Action Plan was divided into four categories which eventually morphed into four subcommittees: Education and Prevention, Healthcare Policy and Treatment; Law Enforcement; and Data and Analysis. This group that formulated the Action Plan continued to meet every month as part of what became known as the U.S. Attorney’s Heroin and Opioid Task Force. In the first episode of this two part series, Greg shares highlights from the conference that was held in Cleveland on September 6th called “Opioids: A Crisis Still Facing Our Entire Community” where the group reconvened to review their progress and revise the Community Action Plan. Listen to today’s podcast to learn about the innovative programs that are making a difference in the opioid epidemic here in Northeast Ohio.
Over the next 5 weeks, you’re going to be hearing sessions from our conference in February 2018, learning about how to connect with strangers in your business so you can be more confident dealing with customers this will be through Kerrie Phipps. You’ll also be hearing a powerful message from Jo Hobbs Executive Director of Teen Challenge QLD and she blows the roof off the house. Stay in contact with us by signing up to our Heart Mail, where you’ll receive the latest issue of our Digital Magazine.Also, if you’d like to be part of the next CWIBCC you can buy your tickets now from our website under events. It will be held in Sydney Australia, >> CWIBCC 2019 Founder Sarah-Jane Meeson was given a word to inspire women. Since then, Sarah-Jane dreamed about how she could inspire women and unite them together. She knew it was going to be for God and she knew she had a passion for business and just to see people thrive and be all that they can be: no matter what past they’ve had, no matter how much money or where they come from. It’s about them being the best person they can be for God and to help share their story of how God has worked through their life and business.After chatting with a girlfriend and sitting on the idea for a while, God kept prompting her heart to bring this movement of women together. After some time, Sarah-Jane knew what she needed to do; she bit the bullet and now here it is. Christian Women in Business – a movement of Christian women pushing forward for God in their businesses … and it’s great!Sarah-Jane xo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As we continue our Mental Health Series, I am excited to welcome Dr. Jeff Karst, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Medical College of Wisconsin; Pediatric Psychologist, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. Dr. Karst is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the Medical College of Wisconsin and a pediatric psychologist in the MACC Fund Center at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. His primary work involves helping children and their families cope with cancer, sickle cell disease, and other blood disorders. Dr. Karst also has an extensive background working with children with developmental disabilities, including three years providing in-home therapy for children with autism and five years working at the Marquette Autism Clinic. As a pediatric psychologist, Dr. Karst works with many children and families providing mental health support for bullying and peer conflict related issues. Listen in as Dr. Karst explores with us Bullying and Mental Health. Resources: https://www.stopbullying.gov/ https://cyberbullying.org/ https://www.healthykidslearnmore.com/Health…/Parents-Act-Now http://www.alverno.edu/research/bullyingprevention/ http://www.pacer.org/bullying/ http://eyesonbullying.org SAVE-THE-DATE - Thursday, September 27th 15th Annual Care in the Community Conference - www.maxishare.com/conferences
At the 2018 CASE Social Media and Community Conference in New Orleans, I got the opportunity to organize and speak on a panel all about podcasting in higher education. I was joined by fellow podcasters Tim Cigelske, Jackie Vetrano, Stephen App, Chris Barrows, where we share our podcasting journeys and perspectives. From figuring out how to start a podcast to how to promote it and grow your audience. Each panelist brings a unique set of experiences to their shows and this conversation and it’s a great cross-section of institution-based, faculty-driven, and personal podcasts. For the entire show description, show notes and more, head to: josieahlquist.com/podcast/casepodcast/ Connect with the Panelists & their Podcasts: Josie Ahlquist (That's me!) Website: http://www.josieahlquist.com/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/josieahlquist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josieahlquist Podcast: Josie & The Podcast (website) (twitter) Tim Cigelske Twitter: @cigelske Instagram: @timcigelske LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/Cigelske Podcasts: http://www.marquette.edu/podcasts/ Jackie Vetrano Website: jackievetrano.com Twitter: @jackievetrano Podcast: Higher Ed Social (website) (twitter) Stephen App Twitter: @stephenapp Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenapp/ Podcast: http://resources.ecityinteractive.com/hashtag-higher-ed-podcast Blog: http://www.ecityinteractive.com/blog/?auth=15 Chris Barrows Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBarrows LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cbarrows/ Why I Social Podcast (website) (twitter) Five Favorites (website) (twitter)
This year I served on the faculty team of the 2018 CASE Social Media and Community Conference in New Orleans. I quickly reached out Dillard University President, Walter M. Kimbrough to invite him to be part of the conference for a coffee talk interview. In this episode, you’ll catch the recording of this session, where we chat about how his presidency has grown up alongside social media, how to control your narrative, and why and how college presidents should speak out about what matters to them the most. For the entire show description, show notes and more head to: josieahlquist.com/podcast/casesmcwalterkimbrough/ Connect with Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough Twitter: @hiphopprez Instagram: @hiphopprez Snapchat: @hiphopprez LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/walterkimbrough/ Facebook: facebook.com/walter.m.kimbrough Blog: https://medium.com/@HipHopPrez Connect with Josie Website: http://www.josieahlquist.com/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/josieahlquist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josieahlquist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josieahlquist/ Email: josie@josieahlquist.com Stay Updated! Subscribe to my monthly newsletter Learn more about Digital Leadership Education
Building relationships is key in business, whether you’re building relationships with your clients, your staff or for collaborations, as a business owner you need to be great at making friends. We feel so blessed that we (with God) have created a platform where we can allow women to make friends with other like-minded women who are on a similar journey to use and get what it’s like to build a business with God at the center. We encourage you to learn about how to build relationships with others and to analyse the friends and community around you that you do have and workout who is building you up and keeping you wise and who are fools, who don’t have your best interest at heart. Bibles verses we cover in this podcast: Proverbs 13:20 NIV Walk with the wise and become wise,for a companion of fools suffers harm. Proverbs 27:6 The wounds from a lover are worth it;kisses from an enemy do you in. Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 NIV Two are better than one,because they have a good return for their labor:10 If either of them falls down,one can help the other up.But pity anyone who fallsand has no one to help them up.11 Also, if two lie down together, they will keep warm.But how can one keep warm alone?12 Though one may be overpowered,two can defend themselves.A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. We encourage you to join our community or get involved with our Community Conference in Feb to learn how to build good heartfelt business relationships with people and strangers. You never know where they might lead. The post #38 CS4 – CELEBRATING NEW FRIENDS IN BUSINESS appeared first on Christian Women in Business. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This episode won the award for Best Musical Program in Canada, from submissions from community and campus stations across Canada at the National Campus and Community Conference, 2017.
Dr. Dan Doriani Professor of Theology Covenant Theological Seminary Marriage, Family, and Community Conference
Dr. Dan Doriani Professor of Theology Covenant Theological Seminary Marriage, Family, and Community Conference
Dr. Dan Doriani Professor of Theology Covenant Theological Seminary Marriage, Family, and Community Conference
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