Podcasts about community evangelist

In this episode of BragTalks, Tinuola Awopetu shares about how she has developed her meditation practice, and offers some tips for building your own practice in a way that works for you. This episode is hosted by Heather VanCura. Season 4 is all about health and wellness, and this episode highlights Tinu's journey and experience with meditation and spiritual growth, as well as some powerful suggestions for bringing a positive mindset to your life and career. Biography: With over two decades in Media and Technology, Tinuola "Tinu" Awopetu has worn many hats! Content Producer; Product & Community Evangelist; Social Media Marketer, Blogger & Podcaster; Women's Leadership Advocate & Coach. A serendipitous application to a coding bootcamp in 2017 led to a career pivot as a Software Developer. Her "technical happy place" is the frontend of the web stack. Tinu derives joy from teaching and sharing knowledge with others. She currently serves as the Frontend Curriculum Lead and as an instructor for Girl Develop It -- a non-for-profit dedicated to creating educational and career opportunities for women and non-binary adults to be empowered to take part in shaping the future of technology.Longer than her tenure in tech is Tinu's passion and commitment to self knowledge, creative expression and spiritual growth. She has organized workshops and given talks on personal development; studied and trained with Jungian psychologists; and holds a Master's of Art in Spiritual Psychology. She believes the most exciting frontier is the realm of Consciousness. Tinu lives in California, where you can find her practicing yoga; browsing for good sci-fi tv shows and speculative fiction podcasts; thrift shopping; and of course, meditating. 

Este episodio fue un rant sobre los layoffs con mi gran amigo Cesar Romero, mi mentor en temas de UX y Community Building. Hablamos sobre los layoffs en la industria tech y cómo navegar la recesión en tech o "The Patagonia Vest recession". Cesar ya había venido al podcast por alla en el episodio 95 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTa3nr60Zyo&ab_channel=HugoCastellanosConecta con Cesar por LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamcesarromero/Notas del Show:1) Suscríbete a mi lista para ir al próximo meetup de escuchas del podcast (en persona o virtual) https://lwt-email.ck.page/0f916019082) ¿Quieres más contenido sobre carreras en tech? En Gumroad tengo una compilación de 16 entrevistas con profesionales de META, Google, Microsoft y startups.Gente que trabaja en Marketing, Operaciones, Ingeniería y Ventas. Son 21 horas de contenido en video. Puedes adquirirla siguiendo este link: https://conexiones.captivate.fm/gumroad3) Notas del Show:Base de datos con trabajos en tech https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u9li-f7j9_XABMN5GE80kqpfa_mtj3Gq1UPx8Mgp2Hg/htmlview?pru=AAABhIbPH3I*UV74EvR6FkzCYp8tr1UdbA#gid=0Bootcamps y becas para estudiar data science, software engineering https://www.linkedin.com/posts/teneikaaskew_some-cool-opportunities-i-discovered-in-the-activity-6988477310773448704-AFjM/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop4) Presupuesto para el Camino de Santiago (ruta del Camino Portugues, 16 dias) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DFa79Ekk3aIYbSIpCoPCs83BYBUSbYKxZPRVEvaobOY/edit#gid=05) Si trabajas en tech y quieres retirarte temprano, este articulo te ayudara a ver cómo lo puedes hacer en 10 años en vez de 40: https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2018/11/29/how-to-retire-forever-on-a-fixed-chunk-of-money/6) Para mejorar tu perfil de LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/learning/rock-your-linkedin-profile/connect-to-opportunity-with-linkedin4) Únete a nuestro Discordhttps://conexiones.captivate.fm/discordyt5) Este episodio es posible gracias a Asana. La mejor herramienta para gestionar tareas y proyectos en equipos remotos. Ve a Conexiones.io/Asana y reclama 30 dias gratis para probarla.

Buu Lam is a Community Evangelist at F5 supporting the growing DevCentral community. Beyond just the day to day work Buu does with F5, he's a fantastic content creator and someone who embodies the value of customer and people first. We cover a lot of what he has done in the transition from architect to SE to evangelist plus a deep dive into his video and audio rig! Make sure to subscribe to Buu's channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtVHX3fmQVjVgj_cGRIxRSg Plus check out what he and the team are doing on the F5 DevCentral channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtVHX3fmQVjVgj_cGRIxRSg p.s. he has one of the best LinkedIn profiles ever because you can read it like a story. Seriously, check it out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/buulam/ This episode is brought to you by Veeam Software and the 4-Step Guide to Delivering Extraordinary Software Demos that Win Deals and Diabolical Coffee plus the great folks over at Fiverr! 

When they hear “oh so you make maps”, many GIS professionals just quietly agree, though they know it's not close to describing what they do or explaining the ‘Science of Where'. It is a problem if your upper management also thinks you just make maps. That misperception can stall your career. Explaining the many rewards of using GIS software – without having the non GIS person run from the room – is tricky. That's why Guan asked two experts in that field to help. Matt Lewin is Director of Management Consulting at Esri Canada and Adam Carnow Is a Community Evangelist with Esri in the US.

On Episode 36 of the Fintech Moshpit – Profiles, We are joined by Chris Elmore, Community Evangelist at AvidXchange, who discusses intangibles and long term impacts of COVID-19

What is SDGs The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice. The 17 Goals interconnect and in order to leave no one behind, it is important that we achieve each Goal and target by 2030. Youth and SDGs With 17 Goals and 169 targets to end poverty, protect the planet, and bring prosperity to all human beings over the next 15 years youth are not just beneficiaries of this process – they are essential actors in achieving these Goals. Both young men and women have enormous ability to make change not only for themselves, but also for their societies and the rest of the world. As citizens of the world, youth have the right to learn and participate in implementing the SDGs. As young leaders of today, it is pivotal that youth are informed and engaged with the global vision for the future. Youth will not only directly experience the outcome of SDGs and plans, but will also be the key driver for their successful implementation. For this reason, it is vital to raise awareness about the 17 SDGs and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development among youth, build a platform for discussion, and create the conditions for active engagement. This Week we are looking at “How Private Sector Can Work with Youth to Achieve the SDGs by 2030” Guest is Joshua ALADE Joshua Alade is a TEDx speaker and the Programs Officer of Sahara Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of Sahara Group where he manages programs focused on youth extrapreneurship and sustainability projects that will help Nigeria achieve the Agenda 2030. He is the Community Evangelist of NextGen Africa Initiative, an education organisation that builds the soft skills of disadvantaged young people with emotional intelligence, confidence building and leadership and empowers them with ICT skills. Project Coordinator of the Nigerian Youth SDGs Network, a national coalition of youth led/focus civil society organizations driving accountability and local advocacy for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) implementation projects. Joshua is a graduate of the University of Lagos and a certified Youth Practitioner from the Youth Intervention Program Associates, USA. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mapradiong/message

Jamie Schmid Jamie Schmid is a content enthusiast. She has been building websites since the late 1990s. Over that time, she has honed processes that result in websites that give both internal and external users rich, intuitive content experiences. Jamie and I talked about: her evolution from illustrator to website developer how Karen McGrane inspired her at DrupalCon 2013 her subsequent growth as a digital strategist, with a keen eye on content the importance of being proactive about addressing content concerns in the website-development process how good communication with all project stakeholders helps clarify content intent how starting the content phase of a project earlier results in better content structure the importance of assessing as early as possible your content "why" the difference between what clients think they need and the actual solution that's going to fix their problem how constantly asking "why?" can shorten up the development process how, when you design a website, you're really building two sites, the end-user site and an equally, if not more, important administrative interface how working with internal site users early in the process improves the final product how the discovery that large projects are more prone to chaos inspired her to study information architecture the information architecture of the WordPress CMS how an intuitive, well-designed administrative UX can reduce training needs what she has learned in her new role as a content creator her insight that content strategy is best when it's approached as an agile process her upcoming talk at WPCampus Jamie's Bio Jamie Schmid has a particular passion for creating excellent content experiences. Originally from Milwaukee, WI, she has been working as a WordPress freelancer and consultant since 2012, regularly taking sites from conception through a well-managed build process that encourages communication, planning, and smart use of content. She has a background in Information Architecture and Content Strategy and a big ol' enthusiasm for all things WordPress. Now living in Portland, OR, Jamie is a Community Evangelist for SiteLock, traveling the country and helping build awareness of website security best practices and solutions. Video Here's the video version of our conversation: https://youtu.be/tjgJ8vuH3qI Transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to Episode Number 28 of the Content Strategy Interviews podcast. Larry: I'm really happy today to have with us Jamie Schmid. Jamie is a Portland based web developer and designer. She's active in the WordPress world. She works for SiteLock, the security, website security company, as an outreach evangelist. And I'll let Jamie tell you a little bit more about her background and what she's up to. Jamie: Thank you Larry. Thank you for having me. So, I describe myself as a content enthusiast, and that came about in a meandering sort of way, which I think is actually a great way for it to come about. But I started my career as an illustrator in the mid-, late-ish 2000s. And I thought that my whole life was just going to be illustration, and I was working at a toy company, when the role of website manager was added to my workload, and it was my first time using a CMS. Jamie: It was TYPO3 and X-Cart, and I had no idea at that point you could do such a thing with websites. My experience with Web development was building some HTML, handmade HTML websites in the late '90s, where I was literally calculating pixels, so that I could make, with streaming navigation, with image maps. So I had a much different idea of how websites worked, and then, 10 years later, it turns out, it was completely different. Jamie: But, in that world, I was often frustrated with the things that I was not able to do. There was a lot of going back and forth between the agency, and asking them to make some content edits,

Jamie Schmid Jamie Schmid is a content enthusiast. She has been building websites since the late 1990s. Over that time, she has honed processes that result in websites that give both internal and external users rich, intuitive content experiences. Jamie and I talked about: her evolution from illustrator to website developer how Karen McGrane inspired her at DrupalCon 2013 her subsequent growth as a digital strategist, with a keen eye on content the importance of being proactive about addressing content concerns in the website-development process how good communication with all project stakeholders helps clarify content intent how starting the content phase of a project earlier results in better content structure the importance of assessing as early as possible your content "why" the difference between what clients think they need and the actual solution that's going to fix their problem how constantly asking "why?" can shorten up the development process how, when you design a website, you're really building two sites, the end-user site and an equally, if not more, important administrative interface how working with internal site users early in the process improves the final product how the discovery that large projects are more prone to chaos inspired her to study information architecture the information architecture of the WordPress CMS how an intuitive, well-designed administrative UX can reduce training needs what she has learned in her new role as a content creator her insight that content strategy is best when it's approached as an agile process her upcoming talk at WPCampus Jamie's Bio Jamie Schmid has a particular passion for creating excellent content experiences. Originally from Milwaukee, WI, she has been working as a WordPress freelancer and consultant since 2012, regularly taking sites from conception through a well-managed build process that encourages communication, planning, and smart use of content. She has a background in Information Architecture and Content Strategy and a big ol' enthusiasm for all things WordPress. Now living in Portland, OR, Jamie is a Community Evangelist for SiteLock, traveling the country and helping build awareness of website security best practices and solutions. Video Here's the video version of our conversation: https://youtu.be/tjgJ8vuH3qI Transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to Episode Number 28 of the Content Strategy Interviews podcast. Larry: I'm really happy today to have with us Jamie Schmid. Jamie is a Portland based web developer and designer. She's active in the WordPress world. She works for SiteLock, the security, website security company, as an outreach evangelist. And I'll let Jamie tell you a little bit more about her background and what she's up to. Jamie: Thank you Larry. Thank you for having me. So, I describe myself as a content enthusiast, and that came about in a meandering sort of way, which I think is actually a great way for it to come about. But I started my career as an illustrator in the mid-, late-ish 2000s. And I thought that my whole life was just going to be illustration, and I was working at a toy company, when the role of website manager was added to my workload, and it was my first time using a CMS. Jamie: It was TYPO3 and X-Cart, and I had no idea at that point you could do such a thing with websites. My experience with Web development was building some HTML, handmade HTML websites in the late '90s, where I was literally calculating pixels, so that I could make, with streaming navigation, with image maps. So I had a much different idea of how websites worked, and then, 10 years later, it turns out, it was completely different. Jamie: But, in that world, I was often frustrated with the things that I was not able to do. There was a lot of going back and forth between the agency, and asking them to make some content edits,

This week the guys chat with Jessica Zollman, also known as @jayzombie on the internet. Jessica was Instagram's 5th employee when she served as the Community Evangelist. She now is a full time freelance photographer, specializing in commercial and lifestyle imagery. She chats with us about what it's like to take jumps, risks, and face uncertainty.

Jessica Zollman, also known as "jayzombie," is a self-taught photographer from San Francisco who is currently based in Los Angeles, California. Jessica was Instagram's fifth employee and first female hire back in 2011, and served as their Community Evangelist for nearly two years. She also spent a season working at a little company called Facebook. In 2013 she set out on her own to pursue her passion for taking pictures full-time. I put a call out on my own Instagram story, asking if anyone would be open to talking about drugs on the podcast, and I was over the moon when Jessica responded. She’s a fellow lover of bright colors, Los Angeles, and being an authentic human, so it was an absolute joy to have her over to my place to record this podcast. Links: Jessica's Photography: JAYZOMBIE Jessica on Insta: @jayzombie Jessica on Twitter: @jayzombie The #CamerasandDancers series Jessica mentions The Charlotte's Web CBD Oil Jessica talks about Caroline Lee Caroline on Insta: @teamwoodnote Caroline on Twitter: @teamwoodnote Out of Line on Insta: @outoflinepodcast Out of Line on Facebook: Out of Line with Caroline Lee email Caroline: outoflinepodcast@gmail.com

Today we’ll be talking Jacqueline Jensen, a community evangelist at Piktochart. Her company makes it super easy for anyone to create fun infographics. She travels the world as a community evangelist and spreads the good word of Piktochart. In this interview, she’ll share what it takes to become a community evangelist and how someone can get started without any experience. ... Read More

Mike Bernhardt, the Community Evangelist for HPC and Technical Computing at Intel, stops by to talk about the importance of code modernization as we move into multi- and many-core systems in the HPC field. Markets as diverse as oil and gas, financial services, and health and life sciences can see a dramatic performance improvement in their code through parallelization. Mike also discusses last year’s Parallel Universe Computing Challenge and its return at SC14 in November – $26,000 towards a charitable organization is on the line for the winning team. For more information about the PUCC, visit intel.ly/SC14 and for more on Intel and HPC, visit www.intel.com/hpc.

We're joined by Bob Stewart, a Community Evangelist at ActiveRain - the largest online discussion forum for Real Estate Professionals. ActiveRain was recently acquired by Trulia, and will now also be a part of the Zillow organization when that merger is completed. Bob joins us to talk about ActiveRain's past, present, and future - with some prognostication about what all this change means for the massive online agent network.  Take Action: Schedule a Free 1-on-1 Coaching Call or Visit Tim & Julie Harris® Real Estate Coaching

Communities are an incredibly important part of business. They are where people share ideas, connect, uncover business opportunities and learn from their peers. And now, there are even more opportunities to connect and build communities with the Internet and social media. So how can managed IT services providers leverage these communities for their business?   On this episode of MSPradio, we’re joined by Alan Belniak, Community Evangelist at Continuum and Mary McCoy, Continuum’s Social Media Manager to discuss the importance of business communities, and how MSPs can leverage their peers’ knowledge in both online and offline formats.   Click here to subscribe to MSPradio on iTunes.