Podcast appearances and mentions of craig lutz

Experience strategists are navigating increasingly complex decisions. Customer journeys are increasingly complex, channels are proliferating, expectations continue to rise, and data is abundant. How do we help our companies make the best decisions about how and where to spend money?  Craig Lutz is uniquely well positioned to help us answer this question. Craig has been a data scientist and researcher at Qualtrics since 2007 where he has conducted thousands of conjoint analysis projects with Qualtrics. He is also the designer of Qualtrics' conjoint analysis DIY technology, the author of Exploring Conjoint Analysis and a prominent thought leader on innovative quantitative research methods. We are thrilled to announce that he also recently joined our team at Stone Mantel as Conjoint Advisor! In this episode, Dave and Aransas talk to Craig about how he helps teams like Google, Goldman Sachs, Uber and others make the decisions that really matter for customers, based on powerful analytics and what shifts when companies understand that time really is money. You'll hear: How Conjoint analysis can be used to get underneath what customers really care about and how it can be used to predict and change behavior How Uber used these tools to design a radical new rider loyalty program How Google: uses Max Diff to predict how customers will spend money How Goldman Sachs used it to inform their employees experience by optimizing their benefit packages - and tailoring them to each individual office in ways that saved money while increasing real and perceived value How conjoint could be a really groundbreaking understanding how and where customers spend their precious time  How Max Diff relates to Clayton Christensen's  Jobs to Be Done Theory  Check out the Experience Strategy Trend Report for more information on how to bring the power of context to your customer insight portfolio https://www.stonemantel.co/trendsreport  

Experience strategists are navigating increasingly complex decisions. Customer journeys are increasingly complex, channels are proliferating, expectations continue to rise, and data is abundant. How do we help our companies make the best decisions about how and where to spend money?  Craig Lutz is uniquely well positioned to help us answer this question. Craig has been a data scientist and researcher at Qualtrics since 2007 where he has conducted thousands of conjoint analysis projects with Qualtrics. He is also the designer of Qualtrics' conjoint analysis DIY technology, the author of Exploring Conjoint Analysis and a prominent thought leader on innovative quantitative research methods. We are thrilled to announce that he also recently joined our team at Stone Mantel as Conjoint Advisor! In this episode, Dave and Aransas talk to Craig about how he helps teams like Google, Goldman Sachs, Uber and others make the decisions that really matter for customers, based on powerful analytics and what shifts when companies understand that time really is money. You'll hear: How Conjoint analysis can be used to get underneath what customers really care about and how it can be used to predict and change behavior How Uber used these tools to design a radical new rider loyalty program How Google: uses Max Diff to predict how customers will spend money How Goldman Sachs used it to inform their employees experience by optimizing their benefit packages - and tailoring them to each individual office in ways that saved money while increasing real and perceived value How conjoint could be a really groundbreaking understanding how and where customers spend their precious time  How Max Diff relates to Clayton Christensen's  Jobs to Be Done Theory  Check out the Experience Strategy Trend Report for more information on how to bring the power of context to your customer insight portfolio https://www.stonemantel.co/trendsreport   BIO: Craig Lutz has been a data scientist and researcher at Qualtrics since 2007.  He has been a frequent presenter at conferences on the subject of quantitative research methods and has conducted thousands of conjoint analysis projects Qualtrics/ customer over his time there.  He also designed and developed Qualtrics' conjoint analysis DIY technology. Craig graduated from BYU with a degree in Actuarial Science with a minor in Mathematics.  Craig and his wife Karrie have 5 kids and reside in Orem, Utah.

Our pal Craig Lutz joins the progrum to discuss his eventful speedweeks, his racing career up to this point, and what he's got on the schedule in 2023. Craig joins the progrum with just under 40 minutes left, but before that we discuss the tragic loss of Fontana cat, Sheldon Creed not saving a car, Josh Berry doing weapon shit, and a mimosa race that ended in a few blown motors. Be sure to check out Hometrack on YouTube! Support the show

ARCA Daytona winner Corey Heim joins Hannah Newhouse and Kyle Rickey. Plus the Whelen Modified spotlight is on Craig Lutz! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

ARCA Daytona winner Corey Heim joins Hannah Newhouse and Kyle Rickey. Plus the Whelen Modified spotlight is on Craig Lutz!

NASCAR Whelen Modified winner Craig Lutz joins Hannah Newhouse and Kyle Rickey.

Rappin on Racin August 24, 2020 Guests include Julie Coates interview with Joel Watson from Raceway 7. Late model driver Andrew Koenig, first time winners Cody Koteles and Joe Maruca, Lenny Batycki’s interview with Branden Matus and Chuck Neely the car owner of the Tyler Dietz Pro Stock at Lernerville Speedway. Interviews with World of Outlaws late model driver Brandon Sheppard and an interview with Lynn Paxton from the Eastern Motorsports Museum of Racing. Victory Lane interviews with Russell Goodell the car owner of Craig Lutz the winner of the NASCAR Modified race and Joe Maruca the late model winner at Jennerstown Speedway. If you miss any of Monday’s program you can go to RappinonRacin.com. As always, we want to thank our Marketing Partners Alternative Power Sources, #1 Cochran Automotive, Dirt Monthly Magazine, Jennerstown Speedway along with Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway, RPS Financial Solutions, Speedway Directory and Thoma Meat Market.                                        Thank you to our reporters Dave Olivieri, Lenny Batycki, Howie Balis, Julie Coates, Tyler Harris, Bill Korch, Mike Lysakowski and Jim Zufall. Special thanks to senior engineers and our technical advisers Bill Korch, Ted Lewczyk, and Gary Scott along with Bob Miller our Multimedia Data Collection Facilitator.  

A show about NASCAR's oldest motorsports division, the Modifieds, and about New England regional motorsports divisions. This week, Tom Baker and Kyle Souza break down the latest in rescheduling of race events in the region due to the Coronavirus and Kyle talks with rising NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour racer Craig Lutz.

A show about NASCAR's oldest motorsports division, the Modifieds, and about New England regional motorsports divisions. This week, Tom Baker and Kyle Souza break down the latest in rescheduling of race events in the region due to the Coronavirus and Kyle talks with rising NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour racer Craig Lutz.

Hailie Deegan and Craig Lutz join Hannah Newhouse and Kyle Rickey

2019 NYRR Millrose Games recap show. We talk Yomif Kejelcha, who should rabbit his next world record attempt, praise the NOP and Alberto Salazar, have a brief guest appearance by John Kellogg (will he return to coaching?), discuss did cable TV kill the indoor track circuit in America, Julien Wanders running 59:13, and whether LetsRun.com needs sensitivity training. Plus, pros Robby Andrews, Craig Lutz, and Kyle Merber read mean LetsRun.com tweets.LetsRun.com More detailed show notes will be on LetsRun.com here. Podcast brought to you by FloydsofLeadville.com. Go to FloydsofLeadville.com and use code LetsRunFeb10 to save 10% off all your CBD Recovery Products. [0:00] Start [00:43] We’re thinking and praying for Kemoy Campbell [04:38] Yomif Kejelcha misses world record by .01 [09:26] Who should pace Kejelcha in next attempt?/ Should we scrap the finishline banner? [15:59] Special Guest John Kellogg joins us to discuss Eamonn Coghlan running 3:49 on a 10 lap to the mile track in 1983. + Will JK return to coaching? [18:58] Did Cable TV kill off the big indoor track circuit in America? [25:19] Shelby Houlihan skips World XC, Bowerman Men Run “B” 5k instead of Millrose 3000. IAAF needs to change qualifying, USA athletes won’t be able to chase times this year [37:11] Edward Cheserek’s US citizenship is a long way off [41:43] Pro family members talking about posting on LetsRun at Millrose [42:30] Julien Wanders Runs 59:13 at RAK Half, Can we mention he’s non-African? [47:59] Listener audio: Does the LRC crew need sensitivity training? [53:49] Rojo with proof Abu Dhabi Marathon was short [57:33] Pros Robby Andrews, Kyle Merber and Crait Lutz read mean LetsRun.com Posts

NAZ Elite distance runner and former Texas All-American Craig Lutz joined the show and discussed a wide variety of topics. Craig will be racing this weekend's Cow Harbor 10K but we decided to take it upon ourselves to congratulate him on his victory ahead of time. We discuss what it's like being one of the few people in his training group that's not gearing up for a fall marathon and knowing when the body is ready to move up to the 26.2 mile distance.  Craig will be focusing on the Rock 'N' Roll San Jose Marathon and so he shares his training for the race as well as how he approaches a 13-mile race mentally because it's not easy. Fun topics include the backstory behind LutzGrind, watching the hit Broadway show Hamilton, the Chicago Cubs. LetsRun comments and much more. He's got a very controversial answer about the best BBQ. This week’s episode was brought to you by ROLL Recovery. The company was founded in Boulder, Colorado with one major goal: To design and build revolutionary products to help people recover faster and improve the quality of their life. They have thoughtfully designed products to keep you moving. Be happy. Be healthy. Check them out today. The photos and artwork for this episode were provided by Sarah Cotton, who is working on a documentary on NAZ Elite. Follow @oneeightythreepointfour on Instagram for updates on the film. Here is a synopsis of Lutz’s recovery tips but listen to the episode for his in-depth answers: 1. Sleep. Wind it down in the evening and go to bed at an appropriate hour. What's happening after 10 p.m. on a normal night? Get sleep instead! If it's a sports headline. Figure it out in the morning.  2. Eat regularly with a couple main meals. Keep the metabolism moving. I'm big on smoothies.  3. Know your body and make sure to take care of the little intricacies. Don't be lazy with stretching or knowing when to limber up.  You can catch the latest episode of the podcast on iTunes so subscribe and leave a five-star review.

Welcome to our new podcast, the Midday Treat with HOKA NAZ Elite!Craig has set new personal bests this season in the 3k and 5k, with times of 7:48 and 13:36, respectively. We spoke with him on the eve of the 20176 USATF Outdoor Championships. (1:27)Craig talks about a recent workout, a new personal best in the 5k and his thoughts going into the 5k at USAs. (5:57) Craig talks about his past year with injuries and why that makes this season special. (8:17) Craig goes into the beginning of his running career, where he broke 7:00 in the mile at the age of 7, and what lead him to winning NXN as a junior in high school, and wearing the burnt orange for the University of Texas. (14:49) Craig talks about his first All American honor, which he earned as a first year in Cross Country with his 33rd place finish, and his later experiences at Cross Country Nationals. (22:57) Craig talks about turning professional, why he’s now in Flagstaff with HOKA NAZ Elite and why he values the team’s transparency.(33:18) Craig answers some wrap up questions. Many thanks to Kevin Dooley, who made the song Vibin’ for our intro and closing music. You can find more of his music on Soundcloud with the username Resident K https://soundcloud.com/residentk

Welcome to episode 43 of the Final Surge Podcast today we talk to professional runner Craig Lutz about how he got his start in running and talk to him about his high school running camps. Please remember to subscribe if you have not done so yet, rate and review us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter @FinalSurge. You are a very successful professional runner, you had a great college career at the University of Texas, but when did it all start for you, when did you first start really running? Your high school career was extremely successful. You had a top 4 finish at Footlocker and you won the individual title at Nike Cross Nationals, when did you start thinking of running in college? What type of mileage did you run in high school? What was the thought process when you graduated UT to go in the professional running route instead of using the business degree? You seem to be using that business degree now with your newer Lutz running camp in Flagstaff, can you tell us about the camp? Is Lutz Running still doing camps in Texas too or just Flagstaff? How long is the camp in Flagstaff? What can the kid expect when they come? Where do the kids stay at your camp? Some camps have a lot of running involved and some camps have less. How is the running aspect of your camp? One of my favorite places to run is Buffalo Park. Do you have any plans to run there? Final Surge 5 questions in under a minute Favorite running book? - Steve Scott The Miler - Biography Current trainers you are wearing? - Hoka Clifton 3 Favorite race? - Austin Capital 10k Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Homemade smoothie Your favorite workout - Mile repeats and long run at altitude. Website: LutzRunning.com Twitter: @Craig_LutzCraig's Running Log

This week we recap this 1st weekend of the XC season. Craig Lutz stops by to talk about transitioning to the Pro level, Marcus 1, and insider tips on XC race tactics.