Podcast appearances and mentions of craig barry

Craig Barry has held senior finance roles at some of the most iconic companies in tech and entertainment, including LinkedIn, Pixar, Lucasfilm, and Electronic Arts. At LinkedIn, he led central forecasting, supported more than 10 acquisitions, and played a key role in the company's integration with Microsoft before becoming Head of FP&A at BioRender- building FP&A from the ground up helping the company scale ARR from $18 million to $50 million. Now Barry is principal consultant at ClearSightIQ. In this episode  My winding road to strategic finance  Junior FP&A Analyst position at Electronic Arts as my first break  Cost center focus in creative industries at EA with $3b sales LucasFilm (pre-Disney) run as a sole proprietorship by George Lucas  Pixar head of finance for their Canadian operations and production planning  LinkedIn and focus on “revenue, revenue, revenue” FP&A focus on modeling for acquisitions at LinkedIn and “virtual” P&Ls Strategy for building out FP&A from scratch at BioRender  My fractional CFO life 

Craig Barry, Lead Ethylene and Derivatives Consultant and Amanda Richardson, Global Olefins Analytics Manager for Argus Media will discuss the current trends of US ethylene and ethylene based derivative exports   Unlike ethylene which requires special ships and storage, ethylene derivatives can be shipped to many destinations throughout the world at a significantly lower cost.    In 2023, the US exported ethylene derivatives to over 100 countries, compared to only a handful of countries importing ethylene from the US.  New large gas carriers will reduce the freight cost to export ethylene, but the capital cost for export and import infrastructure will remain high.   Argus is forecasting the US will add 2 million ton of new ethylene derivative capacity by 2028.    This podcast is the final episode of a three-part series addressing key market dynamics, the challenges faced by the petrochemical industry, and the future of sustainable practices and investments in the sector.    You can listen to episode one ‘Strengths and weaknesses of Europe's ARG ethylene pipeline' and episode two ‘Energy and commodity podcasts Infrastructure & Shipping Dynamics of Supplying Ethylene from US to Europe'.   Further details and additional insights are available from Argus' Light Olefins services including:  Argus Propylene   Argus Olefins Margins   Argus Propylene Analytics 

n this episode, Brett Cribb, Managing Director and Founder of Resources Unearthed hosts Craig Barry from William Buck and Rob Lamb from Hill House Legal Partners. They discuss the intricacies of family offices, looking at what they are, their types, and their benefits. The conversation also covers how virtual family offices can assist families with substantial wealth, addressing intergenerational transfers, and the importance of managing family dynamics. The episode concludes with insights into creating a family charter, estate planning, and common legal considerations in family succession.00:00 Introduction00:22 Understanding Family Offices00:29 Meet the Experts: Craig Barry and Rob Lamb01:29 Types of Family Offices03:39 Virtual Family Office Services05:44 Family Dynamics and Intergenerational Transfers07:44 Legal Considerations and Family Charters12:34 Common Issues and Solutions17:01 Conclusion and Contact InformationBrett & James: https://www.resourcesunearthed.com.au/Craig Barry: https://williambuck.com/Craig Hong: https://hillhouse.com.au/

Hear from Argus's global petrochemical consultants, Sarah Rae, Craig Barry and Becky Zhang, as they discuss the latest trends and key issues in the global ethylene market, as well as market prospects for major economies in the coming years.   Ahead of the Argus Chemicals Forum on 7 October and EPCA on 8-10 October, the team delivers insights on:   Factors contributing to the sustained high prices of ethylene in the US and their impact on exports.   Market updates in Europe, focusing on how the market is handling tight import availability.  Whether the extensive cracker expansion in Asia is still underway and what this means for the global industry.  If you would like to meet with Argus' experts at EPCA, email us at chemicals@argusmedia.com.  

Inside the NBA star Kenny Smith and long-time Turner exec Craig Barry help Sam Carp lift the lid on why the network's flagship basketball show is such a hit, plus we learn how Warner Bros Discovery is planning to extend that success to the UK. Talking points: Sam Carp goes behind the scenes at Inside the NBA (0:45) Why the show works (6:00) Kenny Smith and the role of the pundit in sports broadcasting (9:33) Shaq's role (18:13) What Warner Bros Discovery hopes to bring to its NBA coverage in the UK (23:43) Warner Bros Discovery's opportunity to take a global approach to sports broadcasting (30:39) SportsPro is currently offering 25% off our annual Premium Memberships, you can subscribe here and use code SP25 to claim your discount. Offer expires 24th November.

Olefins experts Sarah Rae and Craig Barry talk to James Elliott about the outlook for olefins across the US, Europe and Asia Pacific, including:  Where is demand going into the end of 2023?  Thoughts on the demand situation in China… Will stimulus measures help boost demand? What are the implications for global markets if we see a pick-up in Chinese offtake?  How is a challenging demand situation and higher costs impacting on the drive for sustainability 

Listen as olefins expert Craig Barry talks to @manda Richardson about the outlook for olefins, including:  Whether we've reached the bottom of the market  How the market will absorb recent and upcoming capacity additions   The impact of decarbonization in circularity initiatives on the market  

This episode is a recast from the Queensland Business Hub discussing tax planning strategies for business owners in the mining and resources industry and what to consider for your business before 30 June. Most successful businesses in mining and resources begin their tax planning in July at the very beginning of the financial year. But with a number of months left until the end of the financial year, you still have time to implement tax-effective actions that can significantly improve your tax outcomes.In this episode, Craig Barry and Scott Lindeblad explain the different aspects involved in tax planning and why early identification of issues can help to avoid you paying unnecessary tax, ease cashflow and make the most of deductions and concessions available to you.Scott outlines 10 areas your advisor should be discussing with you in order to take advantage of the tax-effective outcomes available. He discusses income and expenditure strategies, writing off bad debt, depreciation and temporary full expensing. He goes into detail about reviewing staff entitlements and superannuation, declaring dividends, trust resolutions, end of year tax administration and extracting wealth from your trading entities. Toward the end of the episode, Craig discusses tax distribution minutes and the ATO's new approach to s100A and family trust distributions to children. He also discusses implications for Div 7A, distributing profits from a trust structure or money taken out during the year by shareholders and associates.LINKS:Queensland Business Hub - Digging With Accountants Podcast

This episode is a recast from the Queensland Business Hub discussing tax issues that mining consultants should consider. A common career pathway that many mining professionals contemplate is setting up a consultancy.  This could be for a variety of different reasons but it is important to understand some of the key tax issues that may apply in this scenario. In this episode, Craig Barry and Scott Lindeblad discuss two important tax issues - setting up a structure to trade through and the different tax issues and opportunities that might apply. One of the first considerations for anyone looking to start a new consultancy is whether to set up a trust or company, or whether to trade as a sole trader. Craig and Scott discuss a number of items to evaluate when making a decision about structure, including cost, purpose and commercial reasons. They discuss different structure types and the importance of working with an experienced accountant, lawyer or business advisor throughout the process. A lot of the decision making around structuring centres around the current circumstances, but also understanding future plans and expectations. There are a variety of issues to consider, including splitting income, paying yourself a salary and superannuation, company cars, and personal expenses to name a few. Craig and Scott go through a case study about a husband and wife in the 50's who both work in the mining industry. They discuss details regarding their financial position and current circumstances and the advice they received on the best way to structure their consultancy. LINKS:Queensland Business Hub - Digging With Accountants Podcast

This episode is a recast from the Queensland Business Hub discussing the topic of succession and how to get it right for your business.This episode is hosted by Craig Barry and Scott Lindeblad with special guest Peter Andreassen, and they discuss what succession means to them, because this tends to mean different things to different people. It can range from passing the business on to the next generation, selling the business for the maximum possible price or perhaps even getting the business ready to list on a stock exchange.Succession is a journey, not an event – it doesn't start on the day the business is listed for sale and it doesn't end on the day the business sale occurs. It covers a period far longer than that. This episode discusses three important aspects of the succession process; structuring for succession, maximising value and preparing for the future. The mantra to go by is don't leave succession until the last minute. Business owners should regularly review their structure and ensure that not only the structure is fit for purpose, but also succession ready. Craig, Scott and Peter discuss the “4D's” (divorce, disease, dispute and death) that contribute to half of all businesses being put to market, prior to the optimal time to sell. The part of succession that most business owners concentrate on is the “maximising profit” side. This can look like paying family members less, putting off non-critical expenses as maintenance or revaluing assets in the financial statements. However this episode explores why maximising value is arguably the least important part of the three succession limbs. Preparing for the future of course includes getting financials in order and making sure the structure makes sense but the other important aspect to consider is the soft skills of the people taking over the business. This is where involving a business advisor, such as an accountant or lawyer, with specific experience in dealing with family business becomes critical. LINKS:Queensland Business Hub - Digging With Accountants Podcast

This episode is a recast from the Queensland Business Hub talking about audit, accounting and tax compliances for the Mining and Resources industry.In this episode, Craig Barry and Scott Lindeblad discuss a complex real life client case study which is a cautionary tale of what can happen when adverse events collide with a taxpayer who has been poorly advised. They explore the profound impact that ill advice and poor estate planning can have for generations to come and unpack what mining and resources professionals can learn from these unfortunate circumstances. Craig and Scott discuss “Charlie” who worked in the mining industry and was generously rewarded for his many years of hard work and dedication.  With his newfound wealth, Charlie began making plans for the future, enlisting the help of a local accountant to make a multi million dollar contribution to his self managed super fund.Unfortunately, this accountant had little experience dealing with a SMSF and was unfamiliar with the complex laws relating to superannuation contribution caps and taxation. Nor was this accountant familiar with employee share schemes or managing large amounts of money and was ill-prepared to issue a warning about the significant tax and regulatory breaches that would occur. Rather than leaving a handsome inheritance for his children, Charlie had created a devastating financial legacy that would take years to sort out and cost his estate hundreds of thousands of dollars to resolve. While this case study focuses on significant superannuation and tax issues, it is a cautionary tale about what can happen when qualified and collaborative advice is not obtained in a timely manner.  LINKS:Queensland Business Hub - Digging With Accountants Podcast

In this episode, Jon welcome the entire crew of Craig, Barry & Blandy of the "It's A Hard Knicks Life" Podcast for a special crossover where they each came up with a multiple choice question that began with the phrase "I would be surprised this season if...." and took turns asking and answering! Watch the video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel! Check out PART TWO of this episode on the Hard Knicks Life podcast feed OR on the Hard Knicks Life YouTube channel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Craig, Barry and Blandy react to sound from “An Evening with RJ Barrett”, Craig reveals some shocking news that is also great beauty advice, lefties, leftists and handeys.

In today’s show, Steve interviews LinkedIn Account Executive Craig Barry who shares with us his thoughts on mentorship, resilience, and entrepreneurship. Craig won the Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2016 when he racked up sales of $147,000 in a single summer. Five years back, Craig was unhappy in a warehouse when he came across his good friend, Brandon who was riding a high after running a $100K painting business. Craig was instantly intrigued. Eager to move away from his hourly job, he instantly applied for the YEAA internship. The YEAA internship started on a rough note for Craig. Though sales were never an issue, Craig did experience some difficult production problems. At one point, Craig was down to just one painter and he had his whole family step to help so that he could honor his deadline! Apart from his resilience, Craig talks a great deal about why you should never hesitate to ask for help. He shares that he would have never enjoyed his incredible success without his mentors. You will also learn how Craig managed to land one of the most prestigious job positions available to UMass graduates – an account executive position with LinkedIn. In fact, Craig was not accepted when he interviewed the first time.  But this is when his resilience and strength came into play again. And sure enough, all this hard work paid off. You will also get a peek into the work culture at LinkedIn in this segment of the show. Tune in to get inspired! What You Will Learn In This Show What does it take to succeed as a YEAA intern? How leaning on well-meaning mentors and asking for help can catapult you ahead Importance of resilience and integrity And so much more… Resources Young Entrepreneurs Across America

A segment of the sports video business that is growing increasingly more exciting and interesting is graphics. At Super Bowl LIV, for example, Fox Sports had viewers buzzing with a flashing new insert graphics package and score bug, while the NFL wowed audiences with its NFL 100 pregame ceremony that featured nearly seven minutes of augmented reality graphics. However, some of the most impactful graphics enhancements don't necessarily have to explode off the screen. They can be subtle. Much like the new Virtual Shot Clock introduced this season for NBA games on TNT by Turner Sports. WATCH A SAMPLE OF VIRTUAL SHOT CLOCK: youtu.be/UgyiqmevH-Q We're joined on The SVG Podcast by Craig Barry, Executive Vice President and Chief Content Officer for Turner Sports to discuss the Virtual Shot Clock project, which took more than a year to develop. Craig shares how he and the network see this technology on the level of a 'Yellow 1st and Ten Line' for basketball and walks you through the work they did with the graphics technology leader Vizrt in order to make it all happen. This conversation comes from the stage of the SVG Sports Graphics Forum and was recorded on February 26. It is moderated by SVG Chief Editor Jason Dachman. This episode of The SVG Podcast is supported by PRG. PRG is the world's leading provider of sports and event production solutions, with a diverse resume featuring major live and broadcast sporting events worldwide. Production partners depend on PRG's innovation, knowledge, and depth of experience in broadcasting, audio, video, lighting, rigging, staging, scenery and automated systems for the highest level of excellence in capturing sports and live events. To discover how PRGs capabilities provide services for you, visit prg.com. The SVG Podcast is for the sports-video–production professional looking to keep up with the latest in sports-video–production operations and technology. The program features interviews with some of the biggest, most influential names in the sports-video business talking trends and topics that are making an impact on the industry.

On today's show, Craig & Barry discuss the latest Knicks news and rumors, the "refreshing" of the Knicks brand by the same firm who completed the Nets makeover, Ntilikina's struggles, and Ian Begley's report that Knicks brass was eyeing playoffs this season.

Craig Barry comes on to talk about his timeless advice to approaching an interview from the perspective of the employer. Totally turning the premise of an interview on it's head by showcasing human qualities as opposed to academic or corporate.

Craig & Barry break down the positives and negatives to stretching Joakim Noah with special guest Knicks Film School, talk about the release of the 2018/19 Knicks schedule and Courtney Lee’s absence in the released graphic from the organization, the latest training videos from the Knicks, poll results for who the fans want to see starting on opening night, and what happens when you attend a rooftop party with other Knicks-obsessed Twitter personalities.

We open the show with Something Like That by Tim McGraw since for this show we broadcasted Live from the Orange County Fair. We first catch up with Grace, our Gal About Town, then find out how the week went for Phoebe, Steve, Zach, Sean and Intern Skyelar. Next we jump right into our Horoscopes since the gang is all here. Then for National Cost Guard Day - we read some facts about the military branch. Next we interview Roxanne Hack who is part of the Communications Department and we talk about all the things going on at the Fair. Next our Grace our Gal About Town & Intern Skyelar show us what's going on with the animals at the Centennial Farm. Next we get a visit from friends Craig Barry & his wife Amy from The Craig Barry Experience Radio Show. Grace & Intern Skyelar come back with Fair Food and everyone tries a little bit of everything. We then play the game.                                   Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !       </p>

We open the show with Something Like That by Tim McGraw since for this show we broadcasted Live from the Orange County Fair. We first catch up with Grace, our Gal About Town, then find out how the week went for Phoebe, Steve, Zach, Sean and Intern Skyelar. Next we jump right into our Horoscopes since the gang is all here. Then for National Cost Guard Day - we read some facts about the military branch. Next we interview Roxanne Hack who is part of the Communications Department and we talk about all the things going on at the Fair. Next our Grace our Gal About Town & Intern Skyelar show us what's going on with the animals at the Centennial Farm. Next we get a visit from friends Craig Barry & his wife Amy from The Craig Barry Experience Radio Show. Grace & Intern Skyelar come back with Fair Food and everyone tries a little bit of everything. We then play the game.                                   Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !       </p>

Craig & Barry talk about the Fizdale's recent trip to Latvia last week to visit Kristaps Porzingis, Natasha Fizdale's social media presence, the free agent signings of Noah Vonleh and Kadeem Allen, and share exclusive content of their encounter with Kevin Knox and David Fizdale.

We open the show with Fake ID by Big & Rich to celebrate the start of Spring Break. We catch up right away with Phoebe talking about recovering from her food poisoning. Then Steve & Sean talk about their wonderful adventure at Christian James Hand's The Session at Rio Hondo College. Steve then also mentions the film that he will be in. Next YWD calls their friend Craig Barry to wish him a happy 50th Birthday. Then they get a visit from Mother Nature giving nature facts. Then they call their friend Kat Ellis from Chords and Vines and talk about the Bluegrass festival that Sean & Steve will be co-hosting with Kat on her show. Next the gang pays homage to the passing of Bozo the Clown actor Frank Avruch by playing Bozo Brian from the M&B Program.  Sean talks about why we like sex more during Spring. Then the gang gets a visit from a self proclaimed expert on March Madness.                                  Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !           </p>

We open the show with Fake ID by Big & Rich to celebrate the start of Spring Break. We catch up right away with Phoebe talking about recovering from her food poisoning. Then Steve & Sean talk about their wonderful adventure at Christian James Hand's The Session at Rio Hondo College. Steve then also mentions the film that he will be in. Next YWD calls their friend Craig Barry to wish him a happy 50th Birthday. Then they get a visit from Mother Nature giving nature facts. Then they call their friend Kat Ellis from Chords and Vines and talk about the Bluegrass festival that Sean & Steve will be co-hosting with Kat on her show. Next the gang pays homage to the passing of Bozo the Clown actor Frank Avruch by playing Bozo Brian from the M&B Program.  Sean talks about why we like sex more during Spring. Then the gang gets a visit from a self proclaimed expert on March Madness.                                  Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !           </p>

We open our One Year Anniversary Show with Let's Get This Party Started by Pink. With most of the gang being gone the last few weeks we started to do some major catching up starting with Phoebe. Then we have Listener Sean Mullins call in wishing us a Happy Anniversary. From there the calls just keep coming in to wish the crew a Happy Anniversary. We next talk to our former co-host Victoria Schneider aka Vee, next writer/author/director Staci Lanye Wilson, then it's the amazing Tracy Newman and then finally Kat Ellis from the Chords and Vines Podcast.  We also received messages from comedians Craig Shoemaker & Jonny Loquasto, Craig Barry & Amy from the Craig Barry Experience and even a video message from the Gene Wilder Guy himself, Keith Dion. Next we talked to a radio legend - the man that we pay homage to here every week - Mr. Mark Thompson! What a great interview he gave us. So was so gracious and open with us!  So enjoy our Anniversary Show! CLICK ON PICS FOR LINKS                                   Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !          </p>

We open our One Year Anniversary Show with Let's Get This Party Started by Pink. With most of the gang being gone the last few weeks we started to do some major catching up starting with Phoebe. Then we have Listener Sean Mullins call in wishing us a Happy Anniversary. From there the calls just keep coming in to wish the crew a Happy Anniversary. We next talk to our former co-host Victoria Schneider aka Vee, next writer/author/director Staci Lanye Wilson, then it's the amazing Tracy Newman and then finally Kat Ellis from the Chords and Vines Podcast.  We also received messages from comedians Craig Shoemaker & Jonny Loquasto, Craig Barry & Amy from the Craig Barry Experience and even a video message from the Gene Wilder Guy himself, Keith Dion. Next we talked to a radio legend - the man that we pay homage to here every week - Mr. Mark Thompson! What a great interview he gave us. So was so gracious and open with us!  So enjoy our Anniversary Show! CLICK ON PICS FOR LINKS                                   Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !          </p>

We open with Richard Cheese's version of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit in honor of National Cheese Day. Today it's just Steve and Sean - No Women On The Show - WTF Right??!! Well Sean finishes talking about the Downtown LA Scavenger Hunt. Next the guys talk about their favorite cheeses and Disc Jockeys.  The guys discuss the passing of The Cranberries lead singer Delores O'Riordan and Tom Petty's autopsy . Then the guys share funny tweets about dating vs. marriage and then read funny signs from churches. The guys then have some friends stop by to join the show. Craig Barry & his wife Amy from The Craig Barry Experience Radio Show.  Sean & Steve then debut a new sponsor then play the Island Game with Craig & Amy!         Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !         </p>

We open with Richard Cheese's version of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit in honor of National Cheese Day. Today it's just Steve and Sean - No Women On The Show - WTF Right??!! Well Sean finishes talking about the Downtown LA Scavenger Hunt. Next the guys talk about their favorite cheeses and Disc Jockeys.  The guys discuss the passing of The Cranberries lead singer Delores O'Riordan and Tom Petty's autopsy . Then the guys share funny tweets about dating vs. marriage and then read funny signs from churches. The guys then have some friends stop by to join the show. Craig Barry & his wife Amy from The Craig Barry Experience Radio Show.  Sean & Steve then debut a new sponsor then play the Island Game with Craig & Amy!         Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !         </p>

As is par for the course, the first few months of 2018 are absolutely loaded for the team at Turner Sports. There's NBA All-Star Game, March Madness, and the NBA Playoffs that all put the network on center stage. Plus, later this month, the network is set up to produce its biggest esports event to date with the ELEAGUE Major in Boston. Our Chief Editor Jason Dachman caught up with Craig Barry, EVP, Production and Chief Content Officer at Turner Sports on the floor of the CES Show in Las Vegas last week to discuss everything from what innovations are coming from esports production, what's to come from Turner's UEFA Champions League deal that kicks off later this summer, and how the network takes a, at times, unique approach in its programming. Jason also gives us a quick download on all of the big sports happenings from this year's CES show and explains how Voice, AI, and more could be shaping sports video production in the very near future. The SVG Podcast is for the sports-video–production professional looking to keep up with the latest in sports-video–production operations and technology. The program features interviews with some of the biggest, most influential names in the sports-video business talking trends and topics that are making an impact on the industry.

Buyout is such a strong word, isn't it? This week, we discuss what's been happening in the MTG Finance world with Craig Barry and Martin Shkrelli buying magic cards. Oh, no big deal, right? Follow us on all our social media channels!YouTube | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Twitch Music by Bensound You can find more episodes and articles on our website, PowerNinePodcast.com.