Podcasts about corporate partnership

Clarence Ford speaks to the Natasha Mkhize, Executive: Strategic Relations at Ruta Sechaba Foundation on corporate partnerships in education.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fiona Mallone, Corporate Partnership manager with the Down Syndrome Centre, speaks to Wendy about the importance of early intervention therapy to help develop communication skills and muscle development for children with Down Syndrome to support them in longterm education and employment.

Mike Hemman is the SVP of Netafim North America. Mike joined Netafim in 2019 as the President of Netafim USA and was promoted to Senior Vice President of North America in 2024. He has been instrumental in driving strategic growth and expanding profit margins through innovative market strategies, customer segmentation, product lifecycle management, and improvements in supply chain and manufacturing efficiencies. With multiple decades of experience in the crop protection and seed industry, Mike has held key commercial leadership positions at DuPont, Corteva, and Pioneer Seed.  — This episode is presented by Corteva Agriscience. Learn more HERE. — Links Netafim - https://www.netafimusa.com Mike on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/agexecutiveandchangeleader/ Join the Co-op - https://themodernacre.supercast.com Subscribe to the Newsletter - https://themodernacre.substack.com

Although large enterprises allocate significant resources to cybersecurity, many haven't considered how they can tap into the unique perspectives of individuals in underserved communities. How can enterprises partner with community-based organizations to expand the pool of diverse and skilled cyber talent while creating a safer digital global community? Non-profits like Girl Security empower girls and young women from underrepresented communities with the skills, experiences, networks and support needed to become safer digital citizens and pursue fulfilling cybersecurity careers.In this episode, our experts discuss their initiatives to promote a more accessible and inclusive cybersecurity community, highlighting the importance of mentorship, diverse talent, and corporate partnerships. Featured expertsLauren Buitta, Founder and CEO, Girl SecurityAmulya Panakam, Program Assistant of Membership and Professional Development, Girl SecurityPam Hacker, Vice President of Social Impact, Kyndryl

Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by Federal Ammunition's Global Shotgun Shell Director Dan Compton and PF & QF's Vice President of Corporate Partnership's Chris Kalis for a conversation about shotshell ballistics, patterning a shotgun, and new ammunition innovations on the horizon. Episode Highlights: • Compton provides step-by-step guidance on how to pattern a shotgun with different distances, chokes, and shotshells. • The guys also discuss Federal Ammunition's creation of Prairie Storm in 2011 and how it almost got named “Ringneck Rocket.” • Additionally, Compton reveals that Federal Ammunition will be releasing a bismuth and steel blend of Prairie Storm featuring the Pheasants Forever logo next year. • Finally, Compton explains how Quail Forever members can help get more QF shotshells on store shelves. onX Hunt is a proud supporter of Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever and they want to thank everyone who gives back to the birds we all love to hunt and the places they call home. Click www.onxmaps.com/hunt/r/p56q9fg to get a free month of onX Hunt and then use code PFQF to get 20% off, and a portion will go back to supporting Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever's wildlife habitat mission.

Netafim is launching a first-of-its-kind Corporate Partnership Program to drive funding for farmers to address environmental and water challenges.

Welcome back to another episode of The A100 podcast! In this insightful discussion, we dive into the world of sponsorships with two experts in the field: Dana Johnston, the Vice President of Client Partnerships and Trade Show Marketing for EMC Outdoor, and Bruce Rosenthal, a Corporate Partnership & Sponsorship Consultant and Founder & Convener of the Partnership Professionals Network. Key Highlights: Transforming Sponsorships from Transactional to Transformational: Discover how sponsorships can be a year-round responsibility, involving all departments within an association. Learn about the importance of moving beyond transactional relationships and building long-term, transformational partnerships that provide continuous value. Planning Ahead for Sponsorship Success: Find out why association teams should dedicate 3-4 hours per week to future planning and setting long-term goals for sponsorships. Understand the significance of maintaining an ongoing dialogue with industry partners to explore innovative and mutually beneficial opportunities. Engaging with Corporate Partners: Explore strategies for engaging corporate partners in meaningful discussions about their business objectives and how they align with the association's mission and member needs. Learn how to coach industry partners to focus on educational content and success stories rather than just brand visibility. Breaking Down Silos: Hear about the importance of cross-departmental collaboration in sponsorship initiatives and how associations can break down internal silos. Discover how to create an integrated approach to sponsorship that leverages the strengths of all departments to enhance member value and increase revenue. Innovative Sponsorship Strategies: Gain insights into keeping sponsorship programs fresh and forward-thinking, avoiding the trap of recycling old prospectuses. Learn practical tips on evaluating the success of sponsorship initiatives and sunset offerings that no longer meet strategic goals. Join us for this episode packed with actionable tips and deep insights from two leaders in sponsorship strategy, offering valuable lessons for association professionals looking to elevate their sponsorship programs. Stay Connected: Subscribe to The Association 100 podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube Podcasts to ensure you never miss an episode. Follow us on LinkedIn at The Association 100 and OnWrd & UpWrd for the latest in association trends and strategies. Tune in for more episodes filled with expert advice and practical strategies to help your association thrive!

Are you looking to take your nonprofit's corporate partnerships to the next level? Join us as we explore the ins and outs of corporate sponsorships with Brandon Barnum, a master in forging powerful relationships that lead to significant funding. In this episode, we'll uncover the secrets to building your strategy for corporate giving. Learn how to establish meaningful ties with businesses and leverage these connections for mutual benefit. It's not just about securing funds; it's about creating partnerships that last and grow over time. Whether your nonprofit is just starting out or has been in the game for years, there's always room to grow and improve. This episode is brimming with practical advice that you can apply right away. From crafting compelling pitches to nurturing donor relationships, Brandon will guide you through each step of the process. Get ready to be inspired and equipped with the knowledge you need to elevate your fundraising efforts and achieve greater impact. Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your nonprofit's approach to corporate partnerships. What you'll learn: → Why now is the perfect time for businesses to engage with nonprofits → How to create a corporate advisory council that drives engagement → Strategies for turning donors into passionate ambassadors → The importance of storytelling in building lasting partnerships → Creative ways to add value to your corporate sponsors Want to skip ahead? Here are key takeaways: [03:43] Businesses want to partner because their customers require it. Consumer demand is driving businesses to engage more with nonprofits, with 94% of consumers wanting to know how companies are improving their communities. Frame your conversation with this perk in mind. [09:51] Bring businesses alongside you to deepen your connection. Creating a corporate industry council can be an effective way to engage business leaders and deepen their commitment to your cause. When they feel part of what you're doing the relationship is likely to continue longer term. [17:10] Encourage them to create their own event that benefits you. Empowering passionate supporters to organize their own events can lead to significant fundraising success, as demonstrated by Brandon's $1.2 million event. [24:02] Employees want to work for businesses that give back to the community. Corporate involvement in charitable causes can significantly boost employee commitment and emotional connection to the company. Get creative with them on how they can showcase and feature your relationship with their team. [29:14] Give them more visibility. Ask major donors to create quick video testimonials about your organization's impact – it's a win-win for both parties and adds value to your marketing efforts. Resources Volunteer Match Nonprofit Prophet: When Community Comes Together by Matt George Brandon Barnum CEO, HOA.com While a single dad in 1997, Brandon was an early technology innovator featuring real estate property listings from Realtors he partnered with and promoted. After learning the art and science of referrals, he increased his annual income 10X from $20K to $200K in just 18 months. Brandon has since closed over $500 million in transactions by referral and has founded multiple local and online referral platforms and networks connecting more than 5 million members in 195 countries. Learn more: https://hoa.com/how-it-works/ Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-first-click Learn more about The First Click: https://thefirstclick.net Schedule a Digital Marketing Therapy Session: https://thefirstclick.net/officehours

The philanthropic spirit in West Texas is one of the most unique aspects of our region. Both individual and corporate partnerships make our nonprofits stronger and enhance their ability to make real change in the lives of our clients. Today, we welcome Jay Whitlow to the State of the Nonprofits. Jay is a part of the team at Performance Chemical Company, where they are taking corporate partnerships to a whole new level.         In this Episode:   Performance Chemical Company (PCC) provides support for the Oil and Gas Industry in the Permian Basin. Our customized products and services are valuable to the following areas: Water treatment, Production, Midstream, and Saltwater disposals. For more information visit https://www.perf-chem.com/  The Catwalk Podcast is hosted by Jay Whitlow. https://www.youtube.com/@thecatwalkshow  Interested in connecting with Jay? Click here.   MSS is proud to be a partner with ⁠Pioneer Natural Resources⁠. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.          "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the⁠ Recording Library of West Texas⁠.   

Learning with Parents (LwP) were founded as a charity in 2020. In 2021 we started to work with Remarkable Partnerships to explore how we could start to create strategic corporate partnerships. In 2022 LwP and IG Group finalised a £750k, 3-year strategic partnership around financial literacy. This session will explore how that came about and why the partnership is so strategically beneficial to both organisations. Key discussion in this episode: How to build a strategic partnership with a corporate partner Speakers: Tom Harbour & Ben Hemington Corporate Partnerships Conference is coming back on 21st March 2024 - new name, same amazing content. You can register here. Use discount code FEPODCAST for a 50% discount. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to hit follow and enable notifications so you'll get notified to be first to hear of future podcast episodes. We'd love to see you back again! And thank you to our friends at JustGiving who make the Fundraising Everywhere Podcast possible.  

Learn How Daryn Dodson, Managing Partner Of Illumen Capital, Uses Diversity To Generate Alpha Website: https://www.illumencapital.com/ Bio: Daryn is a passionate advocate of social and economic justice, especially for disadvantaged and marginalized groups. His work with impact investors, private equity funds, Fortune 100 companies, universities and foundations has been viewed through the lens of addressing the world's most pressing social and environmental problems.  Daryn previously led the Special Equities Program as a consultant to the Board of the Calvert Funds, a $12 billion pioneer of the impact investing field. Through this vehicle, Calvert maintains a portfolio of more than 40 funds on five continents, representing over 350 underlying portfolio companies. Prior to serving as a consultant to Calvert, Daryn served as Director of University and Corporate Partnership for The Idea Village, where he created a platform engaging leading private equity firms, business schools, and Fortune 500 companies to invest in New Orleans entrepreneurs post-Hurricane Katrina. Mr. Dodson currently serves on the Board of Directors for Ben and Jerry's.  He earned his M.B.A. from Stanford, where he serves on the Dean's Management Board, and his A.B. from Duke University. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/smartmoneycircle/support

We are beyond thrilled to share with you that thanks to a new Corporate Partnership with Joe Bizzarro and Interstate Mitsubishi-Nissan, Dollinger Field at the Hagerty Family Events Center is receiving a brand new, digital display, scoreboard! We make the announcement for this new scoreboard with you on Episode #31 of The Rambler Podcast which is now available! On this episode of the podcast, host Jimmy Smith ‘11, AVP of Development & Strategic Initiatives, and Joe Bizzarro share the exciting news for the brand new scoreboard. They also talk about how they formed this new Corporate Partnership to fund the board as well as to why Joe wanted to sponsor this project for the community.

Trey talks to Chilondra Shepard, Career Board Director and Kevin Brown head of Corporate Partnership from the Boys and Girls Club of West Palm Beach County, they discuss the great things the Boys and Girls Club offers for youth of PBC.

Trey talks to Chilondra Shepard, Career Board Director and Kevin Brown head of Corporate Partnership from the Boys and Girls Club of West Palm Beach County, they discuss the great things the Boys and Girls Club offers for youth of PBC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week Trey talks to Kevin Brown, head of Corporate Partnership & Shalonda Shepard, Career Board Director for the Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach County . They discuss the great things the Boys and Club of Palm Beach County offers for the community.

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Jalwau Ahmadu Bello Head of Corporate Partnership on innovation in the agricultural space, and a stock market for food.

If you want to grow your business, find solutions to your business issues, AND help people in need (both globally and domestically), then listen to our latest Convene podcast with Larry Noble, National Director, Corporate Engagement, and Greg Leith, CEO, Convene to find out how! Coming from a business-owners mindset, the World Vision Corporate Engagement Team will walk alongside you to help find answers to some aspects of your business that ‘keep you up at night.' These aspects include building a stronger brand, what to do with downfall / excess product / lack of warehouse space, employee engagement (increasing employee loyalty and retention), and - cause marketing (a proven way to increase sales and attract customers). World Vision's Corporate Engagement Team works with companies of all sizes, within all industries, to create solutions that align with your company goals and missions in unique, impactful ways. Now, learn more about what World Vision can do for you and your company - all while helping the most vulnerable of our citizens.

Learn more about Jeffrey Pfeffer and where you can buy or listen to his books: https://JeffreyPfeffer.com/ SHOW NOTES: Daryn Dodson is the founder and managing director of Illumen Capital and is an African American who is changing the world of investable assets so that more women and people of color have a more significant role in investing the multiple trillions of dollars. Daryn shares his personal history along with business philosophies inspired by The 7 Rules of Power. In Episode 9 you'll learn: How Daryn's family history of integrating Washington, D.C., informs his mission of working for justice, equity, and inclusion The impact of applied education The program he built to rebuild lives and businesses after Hurricane Katrina His work to ensure entrepreneurs of color and women-led firms have access to capital The value of working on biases toward women and people of color What counterintuitively happens when implicit bias is removed A guiding principle learned from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Fiduciary duty and the experiment he conducted with asset allocators Why publishing findings encourage boards of pension funds, university endowments, and investment committees to go after the often overlooked and underestimated market of people of color and women How he has used Rules of Power to: Get out of your own way / Build a brand / Break the rules How bias increases during periods of high stress   GUEST BIO w/ social links: Daryn is a passionate advocate of social and economic justice, especially for disadvantaged and marginalized groups. His work with impact investors, private equity funds, Fortune 100 companies, universities, and foundations has been viewed through the lens of addressing the world's most pressing social and environmental problems. Daryn previously led the Special Equities Program as a consultant to the Board of the Calvert Funds, a $12 billion pioneer of the impact investing field. Through this vehicle, Calvert maintains a portfolio of more than 40 funds on five continents, representing over 350 underlying portfolio companies. Prior to serving as a consultant to Calvert, Daryn served as Director of University and Corporate Partnership for The Idea Village, where he created a platform engaging leading private equity firms, business schools, and Fortune 500 companies to invest over 100,000 hours and $2 million into more than 1,000 New Orleans entrepreneurs post-Hurricane Katrina. Mr. Dodson currently serves on the Board of Directors for Ben and Jerry's. He earned his M.B.A. from Stanford, where he serves on the Dean's Management Board, and his A.B. from Duke University.   Daryn's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryndodson/ Illumen Capital: https://www.illumencapital.com/applied-research   Produced by The www.MunnAvenuePress.com

Living in an era where private companies and the federal government work together to go after you. Uninformed voters shaping the future of the country. King Jesse of England.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Living in an era where private companies and the federal government work together to go after you. Uninformed voters shaping the future of the country. King Jesse of England.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In che modo il second hand contribuisce a ridurre gli impatti ambientali del settore moda e quali sono i benefici che le azioni di sostenibilità sociali offrono alle aziende? Ne abbiamo parlato con Alfio Fontana, Corporate Partnership & CSR Manager per Humana People to People, un'organizzazione umanitaria di cooperazione internazionale che promuove la cultura della solidarietà e dello sviluppo sostenibile tramite la raccolta, la vendita e la donazione di abiti usati.

Daryn Dodson shares on Teaching Next Gens How to Fish (Stewardship) About: Daryn is a passionate advocate of social and economic justice, especially for disadvantaged and marginalized groups. His work with impact investors, private equity funds, Fortune 100 companies, universities and foundations has been viewed through the lens of addressing the world's most pressing social and environmental problems. Daryn previously led the Special Equities Program as a consultant to the Board of the Calvert Funds, a $12 billion pioneer of the impact investing field. Through this vehicle, Calvert maintains a portfolio of more than 40 funds on five continents, representing over 350 underlying portfolio companies. Prior to serving as a consultant to Calvert, Daryn served as Director of University and Corporate Partnership for The Idea Village, where he created a platform engaging leading private equity firms, business schools, and Fortune 500 companies to invest over 100,000 hours and $2 million into more than 1,000 New Orleans entrepreneurs post-Hurricane Katrina. Mr. Dodson currently serves on the Board of Directors for Ben and Jerry's. He earned his M.B.A. from Stanford, where he serves on the Dean's Management Board, and his A.B. from Duke University. https://www.illumencapital.com/applied-research

David King, VP of Corporate Partnership at the Minnesota Timberwolves joins to talk about the progression of being a contributor to being a leader! For a limited time during 2022, use the code “LIFO” for 15% off one-time packs on sujajuice.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeinthefrontoffice/message

In today's episode of Highway to Scale I'm joined by Jordan who is the Founder and Partner at Rainmaking, as well as a CEO of the Rainmaking Venture Studio. Jordan will tell us more about the process of corporate venture building, why startup co-founders need to be able to navigate and thrive in uncertainty, and why a long-term vision of a company is important for its success.__________HOSTED BY:Dorian — Bornfight Content Creatorhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/itsdorian/dorian.derezic@bornfight.com__________GUEST:Jordan Schlipf — Rainmaking Founder and Partner_ABOUT JORDAN:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-schlipf-0b855174/Jordan is a Founder & Partner at Rainmaking, a global corporate innovation and venture development firm. He is a serial tech founder, early-stage investor and an expert Lean Startup trainer. Today, Jordan is a Venture Partner at Vectr Ventures and CEO of the Rainmaking Venture Studio, an investment-only Corporate Venture Builder ('CVB'). _ABOUT RAINMAKING:https://rainmaking.io/https://www.linkedin.com/company/rainmaking/https://www.linkedin.com/company/rainmaking-venture-studio/Rainmaking is a global corporate innovation and venture development firm. Their Venture Studio offers a model for large companies to acquire the startups they want at the time that they need them at a price they can afford.Rainmaking Venture Studio combines the scale strengths of large companies with their deep experience in building ventures to create high-growth ventures. This approach de-risks the process of building strategically aligned businesses for their corporate partners, without losing long-term ownership.Rainmaking acts as professional venture builders and investors, co-investing with companies and sharing in the risk and reward. They are not consultants or a development agency, so they never charge fees, but act as true partners._____WANT TO BE A GUEST ON THE PODCAST?Contact me on Linkedin -> https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsdorian/_____GET IN TOUCH WITH BORNFIGHT:www.linkedin.com/company/bornfightwww.instagram.com/bornfightwww.bornfight.comhello@bornfight.com

In this episode, Miriam Miller speaks with Matt Schulte, Senior Manager of Client Services at the Kansas City Royals. Together, they speak about how to maintain a philanthropic life with a full-time job, LGBTQ+ representation in the workplace, and the challenges of achieving upward mobility in your company. Matthew Schulte has worked in the Kansas City Royals front office for 11 years. While he started out in the Ticket Sales department, he has spent most of his time in various roles within the Marketing team. He now serves as the Senior Manager of Client Services, having recently moved over to the Corporate Partnership department. Matthew was involved in executing MLB Jewel events that the Royals hosted, including the 2012 All-Star Game Festivities, 2014 Postseason, and the 2015 World Championship. Outside of work, Matthew serves on the Board of Directors of the Heartland Men's Chorus and the Greater Kansas City Attractions Association. He was also a member of the Kansas City Chamber's Centurions Leadership Program and received an ACE Diversity Award from this same Chamber. Matthew holds a B.S. Sports Management degree from NYU at the Preston Robert Tisch Institute for Global Sport.

This Week:  Your Corporate Partnership Strategy  Chris Barlow from Beeline, returns to outline a savvy, winning strategy to help you get valuable corporate partnerships. Beeline has a free resource for you, their Corporate Partnerships Attraction Kit. This follows last week's … Continue reading →

We are launching Season 3 with a very special episode. In this interview with Kim Campbell, I embark on a journey to understand how academia is preparing the next generation of technical communicators. My aim is to spotlight how the Department of Technical Communication at the University of North Texas, in particular, is collaborating with the practitioners of the profession to bring a hands-on experience to the students and prepare them for the real world. Kim touches upon the disconnect that exists sometimes between academia and the industry, and how a collaboration between the two is the need of the hour for the betterment of the profession and the community at large.  Some questions we touch upon:What are the drawbacks of having tech comm housed in a humanities department?What's the objective of an academic partnership with the corporate world?One of the biggest challenges that academics face is studying what's happening at organizations in our field. Why is this access critical and what can be done about it?What does success look like in academia?Guest BioKim Sydow Campbell, Ph.D., is a linguist who has been studying workplace language for more than 30 years. She joined the Department of Technical Communication at the University of North Texas in 2016, where she now serves as Director of Corporate Relations, promoting constructive interactions among industry professionals, students, and faculty. When she isn't doing research or teaching, you'll find her cooking, watching movies, swimming, or just hanging with her family and fur babies. You can connect with Kim on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimsydowcampbell/.

On this edition of “Inside Career Technical Education”, Porter and Chester Institute President and CEO, Jim Bologa and co-host, Ann Baldwin chat with Kate Sciore, Vice President of Operations at the Neurology Center of New England. Kate discusses work that is done at the Neurology Center as well as the corporate partnership that has been created with PCI. As a corporate partner, our Medical Assisting students have the opportunity to participate in an externship at the Neurology Center and some are offered positions in this growing health care practice.Kate is also on the Advisory Board for PCI, which provides her the opportunity to have value input into the Medical Assisting program that is taught at PCI, to make sure that what students are learning can be applied to the variety of positions that are available in the growing health care profession.Learn more about our Corporate Partnerships at https://porterchester.edu/about-pci/partnerships

Craft brewing and local communities go hand-in-hand, but it's much more complicated than simply hosting a few events here and there.To explore this topic further, we're happy to welcome today's guest—Adam Benner from Land-Grant Brewing Company out of Columbus, Ohio.Chris and Adam talk about the meaning behind the name Land-Grant, the brewery's experience with award-winning food trucks, along with some background on their partnership with the Columbus Crew and their collaboration with the Ohio State Buckeyes.Check out Adam's podcast: The Beer With The Brewers Podcast!Enjoy!Links:Land-Grant Brewing CompanyThe Beer With The Brewers PodcastColumbus Crew Partners

Many for-profit companies are getting involved in supporting change, *especially* throughout the holiday season; and it's something your organization might be interested in!Do you know which you one(s) should be working with? How to strengthen your partnership(s)? How to remain compliant with nonprofit laws while partnering with a for-profit company?Having structured many of these partnerships, Nic knows that regardless of the amount of leverage or resources you bring to a partnership, you should control key aspects of the partnership.In this episode, Nic talks about how to successfully form a corporate partnership; sharing 2 considerations to help guide how you engage with corporate partners. Strong partnerships can have strong impact and change the narrative and course for so many communities. So, let's make sure they are built well.What do you think about corporate partnerships?

The global sports sponsorship market was worth an estimated 57 billion U.S. dollars in 2020 and is projected to grow to approximately 90 billion U.S. dollars by 2027, Statista reports. The industries responsible for generating the largest revenue within sports sponsorship include financial services, technology, and the automotive industry. On a regional level, North America generated over a third of global sports sponsorship revenue in 2020, owing to its hugely commercially successful professional leagues, such as the MLB, NBA, and the NFL. Mark Palmer knows everything you need to know about forming effective and valuable partnerships. He's the Director of Corporate Partnership and Sales for the Toronto Blue Jays. He joined me this week to discuss how to generate effective partnerships with corporate sponsors. LinkedIn @MarkPalmer Email: mark.palmer@bluejays.com

The marketing landscape is worlds away from where it was at the turn of the millennium, so for Matt Lawrence (who graduated with a degree in business & marketing in 2000) to stay on top of his game as Head of Marketing with Passenger, consistent learning is foundational to his successful journey.Matt features alongside Lewis-Manning Hospice Care's Nicki Cluley on this week's episode of ‘5 Things I Know Now' to discuss the essential lessons on their business paths.We dive into why you should ‘eat the frog' when it comes to gruelling tasks & never stop taking learning opportunities, as well as how Nicki has nurtured her ability to stay adaptive & agile, and the importance of surrounding yourself with trusted, supportive people.This episode of The Dorset Growth Hub podcast covers:Visualising where you spend your timeHow to start building your networkThe vital two-way street of communicationBenefits of trusting your gut & intuitionLinks and references at: https://www.dorsetgrowthhub.co.uk/podcast

Unlike traditional sports, where there are systems, adult supervision, structured training, and competition to test participants' skills and growth, gaming and esports are free spaces where new members have to figure out how everything works. A kid that starts playing Fortnite, for instance, must figure out how to play, the best strategies and, after dying a bunch of times, will eventually get better. But as he plays in a space with no restrictions of any kind, he might be exposed to inappropriate language, degrading remarks, or even bullying. These are a few of Luke Zelon's major concerns and some of the many things he's working on changing in the esports and gaming space.Luke Zelon is the Founder of NXT UP Esports, a space where kids can get better at the games they love to play, improve their confidence, social development, and other life skills playing with other kids and campers in a regulated, controlled, and toxicity-free environment. Luke has an extensive background in traditional sports; he worked as Director of Business Development at Catalyst Sports & Media and in Corporate Partnership and Business Development at The Los Angeles Football Club. In this episode, our conversation revolves around the strategies and practices that worked perfectly on traditional sports that can be adapted to gaming and esports. Luke shared details of his past as a casual gamer, his first contact with competitive gaming, and what made him decided to participate and add value to the gaming industry. He also offered the perfect analogy of what represents esports in the gaming industry; we talked about his favorite games, future projects at NXT UP Esports, and more. Tune in to Episode 12 of A Gamer's Story and have a different look at what esports and gaming can offer to the youth. Some Questions I Ask:What made you want to stick around in the gaming community? And what games did you play? (2:28)What's the goal of your business? And what service does it provide? (10:11)What do you think is missing in esports? And where can it grow? (16:15)Where do you think gaming is headed? (23:42)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Luke's relationship with gaming and how did he get into esports (1:18)How to bring traditional sports practices into gaming while preserving the things that made people love video games (5:19)A brilliant analogy about what is esports in the gaming universe (6:02)How providing certain structure into gaming and esports can turn the online space safer for kids (13:44)Luke shares his view on the future of VR (27:02)Resources:NXT UP Esports websiteNXT UP Esports InstagramNXT UP Esports TwitterNXT UP Esports FacebookLet's Connect!InstagramTwitterYouTube Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

So what about that new name for the Cleveland Indians? How about the hot start for the Cleveland Browns and Baker Mayfield? Browns director of Corporate Partnerships Joins The Sportshour With Alex Garrett!

So what about that new name for the Cleveland Indians? How about the hot start for the Cleveland Browns and Baker Mayfield? Browns director of Corporate Partnerships Joins The Sportshour With Alex Garrett!

Only 3 years out of college and Caity is already the Director of Corporate Partnership Activation for New Mexico United.  What I love about my conversation with Caity is not only did she share her wins over the past three years, she was open and honest about things like imposter syndrome or being nervous when it was time to advocate for herself! Listen in as we talk about:  That pivotal moment when she decided to major in sports & entertainment  How she went from coordinator to director in 18 months  How she manages imposter syndrome  Her advice for being an effective salesperson in corporate partnerships  How she used her voice to be compensated her worth    And you know there is so much more! Don't forget to subscribe and share...because sharing is caring.    Connect with Jahaan:  Learn more about working with Jahaan and see if it's the right fit for you: https://JahaanBlakeAppointmentScheduling.as.me/LetsTalk Join Jahaan's VIP Email List: https://bit.ly/3yccwAP  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/   Links: New Mexico United: https://www.newmexicoutd.com/  Academic Common Market: https://www.sreb.org/academic-common-market    Connect with Caity:  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caity-morris-608138104/  Email: caity@newmexicoutd.com    In her third season with New Mexico United, Caity Sobel is responsible for overseeing the operations of the team's partner marketing and activations while cultivating asset strategies for new and existing partner relationships. Since starting with the club back in 2018, Caity has grown the portfolio of partners from 4 to over 80 local and national brands by developing relationships, conducting market research, and establishing the club's initial inventory rate card for fully integrated partnerships to ensure consistency, clarity, and maximum value for the partnerships team. Caity graduated from the University of South Carolina in 2018 with a degree in Sport & Entertainment Management, which at the time was ranked #1 in the world for Sport Science programs. Caity has prior experience working at UFC and the Master's but ultimately found soccer to the most exciting sport to work in. In her free time, you can find Caity watching WWE or Formula One.  

Courtney Baker, Corporate Partnerships Account Manager for the Reno Aces and host of the Story Time Podcast! Hear the honest answers to the questions you want to ask all young people in your organization. What do they look for in a manager? In what type of culture will they thrive? https://www.instagram.com/just_cbake/ https://linktr.ee/StoryTimePodcast https://www.instagram.com/storytime.podcast/

Wayne Cragg, social media guru and a part of Wayne Cragg Recruiting Services with Artur Express joins me on this edition of the Trucking Tower Podcast.  A big thank you to Wayne for his military service in the Navy on the USS Carl Vinson CVN70. In the podcast, we include a special shout out to Trucking Tower partner, All Truckers Together Against Child Abuse, for helping to raise awareness to protect America's children.  Please feel free to message me about a Corporate Partnership and check them out at ATTACA.orgWayne and I discuss several hot topics in the world of trucking in this interview including: - TOP 3 CHALLENGES facing the trucking industry today - TOP 3 SUCCESS SECRETS for navigating the trucking industry - News and Upcoming Events- How to Get in Touch with WayneTo your success,Andy Hedrick – CEO - Trucking Tower - https://www.Trucking Tower.comNational Spokesperson - https://www.ATTACA.org - All Truckers Together Against Child Abuse

After working in America for 20 years, Dublin born Declan Weldon returned to his alma mater, Trinity College, as the Deputy Director for Research and Innovation and the head of the Office of Corporate Partnership and Knowledge. Trinity has one of the largest hubs of R&D accessible infrastructure in Ireland, is responsible for 600 industry engagements, and for the past 6 years, Trinity College graduates have been ranked number one in Europe for entrepreneurial performance. The focus of Declan's office, which is split into three different components, is to promote Trinity as a partner of choice for industry and business, support access to IP, and provide knowledge-based services to companies. Declan also explains how they are broadening innovation indicators, keeping companies out of the valley of death, and improving representation in the field.  As you will hear more about today, Trinity is responsible for some major innovations, including IONA technologies and the discovery of the importance of folic acid in pregnancy. We also discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most important partnerships that Trinity has formed, and Declan's hopes for the future.    In This Episode: [00:50] An introduction to Declan Weldon, today's guest on the show.  [01:59] Declan's journey from Trinity College student to deputy director of Trinity Research and Innovation.    [03:29] A brief explanation of the work being done by the Office of Corporate Partnerships, which Declan is the head of. [04:48] Factors that make Trinity an extremely attractive partner for industry to work with.  [07:22] How Enterprise Ireland, a government agency, supports the growth of Irish businesses.  [09:24] The goal of the University Bridge Fund, which was created in part by Trinity.  [12:30] How the knowledge transfer team in Declan's office is structured. [15:00] People who make up the industry and academic consultancy teams in Declan's office, and what they focus on.  [16:50] How Declan's office continually reinvents itself and improves its services, and why this is so important.   [20:06] The number of IDF's, patents, commercial agreements, licenses, and spin outs that have come through Declan's office over the past 5 years.  [21:19] Declan explains why his office focuses more on quality than quantity, and what they use as quality markers.  [23:29] An example of a company that Declan's office has been working with, which highlights why quality is a more meaningful measure.      [25:00] Internal and external elements that are key to managing innovations to give them the greatest opportunity for success.  [27:00] The wide variety of corporate relationships that Trinity has formulated, and some detail about one of the most important of all.   [29:36] Philanthropy and alumni engagement at Trinity, and how the European and American environments differ in this regard.   [31:55] Ranking of the entrepreneurial performance of Trinity graduates in the knowledge transfer field.  [32:36] Some of the major innovations that have come out of Trinity.    [35:30] Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the work being done by Trinity.  [37:14] How Declan and his team are working towards becoming more relevant to a wider audience, and the challenges associated with this.  [38:20] Some of the reasons for the under-representation of certain demographic groups in the innovation sector, and action that Trinity is taking to change this. [40:45] The importance of having women in decision making positions. [43:00] Organizations that Trinity is involved with, and encouragement from Declan for everyone to play an active role in the organizations they are a part of.  [44:40] Declan's thoughts on why credentialing makes a positive difference to the field.   [46:24] The vision that Declan has for the future of his office.      Find Declan: Email LinkedIn 

Lauren Evans speaks to Diane Cannon - Melanoma UK's Corporate Partnership Director - about her personal experience with cancer, how she got involved with the Melanoma UK, and how you can check your skin for any irregularities.

Join me as I sit down with the Manager of Corporate Partnership for the Detroit Pistons, Sarra Serhane. We talk about what Corporate Partnerships is all about and how Sales is a huge part of what she does. She shares how creative and fun sales truly is and how starting in events has been beneficial to her roles prior. Sarra gives us tips on how to face challenges throughout work while staying confident in yourself. This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A $250,000 charity partnership opportunity for women and families is currently available! As the managers of the EOI process, hear from Linda Garnett & Sharon Dann from Stellar Partnerships about this, and other corporate partnership opportunities. What makes a good application? How do charities find out about more opportunities like this $250,000 one? How do you land a corporate partnership? What are these partnerships opportunities worth beyond the money itself? Show Notes: https://grantsuncovered.com

Jason Takefman is the former GM of Canada's Only Minor League Baseball Team, the Vancouver Canadians. He also worked as Content Marketing Manager with the UFC and as a Director of Corporate Partnership with the Vancouver Canucks.He is now working as Sports consultant working with VC's looking to invest in private companies, contract negotiation for sponsorships, teams. He is also the Co-Chair of the RBC JCC Sports Dinner and the host of the IBWAA podcast, a weekly Baseball Podcast.We talked about the right way to gain experience, dealing with nerves in the interview prep, advocating for diversity in tech and what she learned about herself from hiring a brand new team. Follow Jason on Twitter:https://twitter.com/jasonbtakefmanFull show notes and transcripts can be found here:https://www.mtcpod.comLike the show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps. Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

On todays episode, I talk to Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa about authentic leadership and staying true to oneself in order to effectively lead yourself, lead others and lead the culture. Tokunbo takes us on a journey to his past and explains how a courageous decision around being true and authentic has helped shape his life. We touch on a range of topics and Tokunbo drops many gems around the power of language, dealing with Covid-19 nine weeks into a new role, working with young people from marginalised communities and what leadership means to him. About Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa is the chief executive officer of Career Ready, a UK wide social mobility charity that links employers with schools and colleges to open up the world of work for you people. In 2020 Career Ready was shortlisted at the 2020 Charity Times Awards for Charity of the Year and won Corporate Partnership of the year for their work with Citi. Tokunbo is a seasoned leader with a track record of successfully devising and executing innovative concepts, particularly within the media and youth development sectors. Tokunbo is an active member of his community and currently acts as a member board of trustees for Access foundation and a board trustee for Foundation for Future of London. Resources: Company Website: https://careerready.org.uk/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tokunboajasaoluwa/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/toksytweets?lang=en SPREAD THE WORD. LEAVE A RATING, REVIEW, AND FEEDBACK You can do this on Apple podcast or on Stitcher Your ratings and reviews help us place the podcast in front of new leaders and listeners. I am always keen to get feedback so if you have any thoughts once youve listened to this interview just drop me an email at hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I appreciate you and your support!

It's the first full-length pod with the entire gang! Brittany basks in her Wild Card victory over the Seahawks, Armaan wakes from his hibernation after a 1st week Bye, and Will has started making candles as a hobby! (The last part is not mentioned in the podcast at all, but still worth mentioning.) The gang discusses their thoughts on teams implementing a Second Screen Experience™ and what some best practices might be for attracting a targeted market. (5:00) Then, they're joined by Hunter Renfro, who discusses his experience working in Research/Analytics during a pandemic-influenced season and why he wishes more people would stop focusing on "impressions" as a metric for successful sponsorships. (15:30) Book Recommendation: The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek

To continue our three-part mini-series discussing 'the power of corporate partnerships' in our entrepreneurial support community, this week we're joined by Wayne Miller, the Executive Director of The Venture Center. The Venture Center's award-winning Fintech accelerator programs speed the growth of early-stage companies and help validate their solutions for real-world problems, fueling innovation in the financial services industry alongside their corporate partners FIS And the independent community bankers of America. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/support

To wrap our three-part mini-series discussing 'the power of corporate partnerships' in our entrepreneurial support community, this week, we're joined by Greg Kessman, Managing Director of Plug and Play. Plug and Play connects the largest corporations to the world's best startups through industry-focused accelerator programs in Bentonville, Silicon Valley, and beyond. They run over 50 industry themed accelerator programs in cities worldwide each year and partner with over 400 leading corporate partners to make it happen. In this episode, Greg shares trends he anticipates for the supply chain industry and discusses how Plug and Play programs support entrepreneurs in Bentonville and beyond. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/support

As part of Season 2, we are launching a three-part series focusing on the impact of corporate partnership programs in our region and how they play a critical role in building a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem. To kick things off, we were joined by Becca Shaddox, Partner at i2iLabs and Founder of Anchor. She shares insights on where she sees the future of retail shifting amidst the Covid-19 crisis, what opportunities founders have in engaging with new funding opportunities coming to NWA. Becca and her team help companies across the retail, food, pharma, and brand industries by designing strategic programs that enhance and grow companies at scale by connecting them with the enterprise partnerships they need to thrive. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/support

On Ep. 22, we have former NFL defensive back and current Corporate Partnership Executive for the Atlanta Falcons, Jordan Mabin on the show to talk Northeast Ohio culture, attaining a Masters degree at Northwestern University while producing 49 starts and 252 tackles & playing 4 years in the NFL. More importantly, Jordan goes in depth about starting off as an intern w/ the Atlanta Falcons and working himself up into an executive for the franchise. Don't forget to rate this episode!

Brette began her sports and entertainment career working for the Florida Panthers Hockey Club/Sunrise Sports & Entertainment on a few teams including; ticketing, promotions and marketing partnerships. She then joined Octagon in the Atlanta office, where she led Home Depot's partnerships with ESPN College GameDay, select teams, leagues and properties; such as USOC, Falcons, Braves, Hawks, AEG, NASCAR, as well as, oversaw hospitality programming, store events and The Home Depot Foundation Golf Program. Product integration into movies and video games was also a highlight of her time there. After her six-year stint in Atlanta, Brette joined UFC in 2011 and led Global Marketing Partnership Activation. A few of the strategic partners on the UFC roster included: A-B, Harley-Davidson, Dodge, AirAsia, Modelo, Monster Energy, BodyArmor and MetroPCS. Brette joined MGM Resorts International as Global Head of Corporate Partnership in October 2019. Her team manages partnership sales and activation for the MGM enterprise, the WNBA Las Vegas Aces, as well as, beverage partnerships. Their partnership roster includes Coke, PepsiCo, Anheuser-Busch, MillerCoors, Avis, Panama Jack, American Express, MasterCard, just to name a few. VIP and Group Ticketing for all live events (9,000+) across 37 venues, fall under her purview. Brette is a graduate of University of Miami and holds a BS in PR, Psychology and Minor in Sports Management. She is also the Founder and President of the WISE (Women in Sports and Events) Las Vegas Chapter. Brette's Top 4: When you head in for an interview, do all the research on the company that you can and be prepared to articulate where YOUR strengths fit in. Create two metaphorical boxes, one for people who support you and one for people who don't. When you feel the naysayers creep in, just put them in the “Don't Support Me” box. Don't be afraid to make a change. For Brette, changes can be made for two main reasons, first, sometimes you have to move on to move up. Meaning, getting the experience you need to grow sometimes does not come from your current employer so keep your eyes open and your mind open to expansion and change, and second, if you no longer align with your company, meaning that you can no longer be “True to YOUR Brand” it's time to go. Don't ever sacrifice what you stand for for your job. Some things don't change. Come in early and stay late. Check with your boss before you leave work. These behaviors will help you to stand out and show your organization you are willing to go the extra mile. Keep in touch with Brette on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/brette-sadler/ Don't forget to join the LEADERSHIP IS FEMALE free Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/4180083018729749

Dmitry Norenko is the Founder and CEO of Upswot, powering SMB-focused sales efficiency of online and offline channels of the Banks with continuous monitoring & insights into 92 alternative data sources. They are working with dozens of Banks and Insurers in Europe and North America. Martin Bailey is the Director of Innovation at Temenos, where he runs a cross-product innovation hub to incubate ideas in typically challenging areas (such as digital, cyber & cloud). And on this episode we talk about the journey of the partnership between a startup and a large corporate, covering the myriad of aspects that often never get discussed. You can follow or reach out to me, your host Rohan Handa on Linkedin, or email me at mindgravity2020@gmail.com.

In this week's episode, Geoff is talking to Mitch who won the Premiers 2016 Tasmanian Young Achiever Awards.  Few people have the drive and dedication of Mitch McPherson. When his younger brother Ty took his own life in 2013, Mitch, a glazier by trade, turned the devastating loss into the successful suicide prevention charity SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY. Since then, Mitch the 2016 Tasmanian Young Australian of the Year, has spoken to over 600 events and is dedicated to spreading the message that nothing is so bad that you can't talk about it. Through partnering with key community groups, businesses and sporting identities SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY educates Tasmanians on the issues surrounding mental health and has over 24,500 likes on its Facebook page, and this support continues to grow daily. In this episode: • Mitch talks about his suicide prevention charity SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY  • Hear what winning the Award has done for Mitch • Mitch talks about his experience as a judge for the Awards In this episode: • Mitch talks about his suicide prevention charity SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY  • Hear what winning the Award has done for Mitch • Mitch talks about his experience as a judge for the Awards Links Need to talk to someone? – Call Lifeline 13 11 14 Connect with Mitch on Facebook and Stay ChatTY on Facebook Connect with Mitch on Instagram and Stay ChatTY on Instagram Check out the SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY website For speaking engagements contact Mitch here Follow us on our Inspirational.Australians Instagram Page Want to nominate someone? (It can take as little as 2 minutes to recognise someone making a difference) Like some more information on Corporate Partnership? A complete transcript of the interview can be viewed at our website: www.awardsaustralia.com/podcast/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, Geoff is talking to Navdeep who won the 2019 University of Queensland Create Change Award - in the 7NEWS Young Achiever Awards Qld. He is 23 years old and making a real impact on improving child education. Navdeep is the founder and CEO of iYouth Global, a training organisation which has presented to almost 15,000 people in five countries. He is also a member of the World Economic Forum and sits on the council of the state's second largest school. Recently named as a ‘Future Shaper of Australia', Navdeep dreams of speaking at the United Nations. Currently, Navdeep and iYouth Global are developing an online platform to reduce education inequity around Australia and the world.   In this episode: Navdeep talks about his journey and his passions and where to from here Find out a fun thing you might not know about Navdeep Hear what winning the Award has done for Navdeep   Links Connect with Navdeep on LinkedIn Connect with Navdeep on Facebook Follow us on our Inspirational.Australians Instagram Page   Want to nominate someone? (It can take as little as 2 minutes to recognise someone making a difference)   Like some more information on Corporate Partnership? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, Josh is talking to Mike who won the Premiers 2015 South Australian Young Achiever Awards. Mike is a writer, filmmaker and global adventurer who has spent the past decade capturing and sharing stories that could move people to chase a happier, more connected life that would better our world. From city streets and remote tribal areas, to warzones and refugee camps, from the Ganges to Wall Street to Beijing, the people and the socio-political issues he explores have the power to change our world, and they already are. Mike's work has reached more than 126 million people from every country on Earth, through his organisation The Happiest.   In this episode: Mike talks about his incredible journey and his passion that drives him Find out about what's next for Mike and The Happiest Movement. Hear what winning the Award has done for Mike   Links Connect with Mike on Facebook Check out The Happiest website Follow us on our Inspirational.Australians Instagram Page   Want to nominate someone? (It can take as little as 2 minutes to recognise someone making a difference) Like some more information on Corporate Partnership? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, Josh is talking to Madison who was a Finalist in both the 2019 and the 2020 7NEWS Young Achiever Awards for Queensland. Madison is a 19-year-old who has for over a decade advocated for social justice, women empowerment and youth engagement. A volunteer since six, Madison devised an International Women's Week Conference with assistance from a State Government Grant. She used the platform at the International Women's Day Breakfast to speak about the #pressforchange movement. Madison was shortlisted as 2019 Queensland Young Australian of the Year, and was an Australian Human Rights Award Finalist.   In this episode: Madison talks about her lifelong commitment and will inspire you with her dedication What did Madison and Josh (our host) have in common when we asked for a fun fact? Hear what it meant to be nominated and then be judged as a Finalist two years running   Links Connect with Madison on LinkedIn Follow us on our Inspirational.Australians Instagram Page   Want to nominate someone? (It can take as little as 2 minutes to recognise someone making a difference) Like some more information on Corporate Partnership? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Monday! Time for another episode of "Chatting with Agnes & Cecilia" presented by Rogue Tulips Consulting. Today we launch our July "Freedom To" series inspired by the US holiday of Independence Day. Today we talk with Bruce Rosenthal, Corporate Partnership expert and Rogue Tulips Consultant, talks about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the aftermath of lock-downs and conference cancellations. He also discusses the myriad opportunities this opens up for all nonprofit organizations in rethinking their Corporate Partnerships, including them in strategic planning, and taking the time to find out what Corporate Partners REALLY want. And did Cecilia REALLY offer to put a henna tattoo on her bicep as a sponsorship opportunity?? Only one way to find out - listen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cecilia-sepp/support