Podcasts about crain's chicago business

Dan Bernstein was joined by Danny Ecker of Crain's Chicago Business to discuss Chicago's bid to become one of the NHL's hub cities for when the league resumes with a 24-team restart split across two locations. Ecker shared the details of the city's pitch and the logistics of it.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Danny Ecker of Crain's Chicago Business to discuss Chicago's bid to become one of the NHL's hub cities for when the league resumes with a 24-team restart split across two locations. Ecker shared the details of the city's pitch and the logistics of it. Rich Lerner of the Golf Channel then joined the show to recap Dustin Johnson's win at the Travelers Championship on Sunday and to preview the Rocket Mortgage Classic this weekend.

This Friday marked Illinois moving to Phase 4 of Governor J.B. Pritzker's Restore Illinois plan, along with guidelines for in-person school attendance in the Fall. However, the governor says that the threat of COVID-19 remains and that restrictions could be tightened again if there is a resurgence of the disease. Greg Hinz of Crain's Chicago Business joins the panel.

We will continue to bring you Homecoming stories as we “stay clean and quarantine!” We present you with “Fashion, Business and CONFIDENCE with Robin H.” Episode #30 CEO and Creative Director of MODEL ATELIER and CONFIDENCE Apparel, Robin Harris, is putting her stamp on the fashion world. A former fashion model represented by Ford Models, Robin has traveled the world donning luxury clothing that fit her tall frame on the runway, but as soon as she stepped off the runway the same fit and design she became accustomed to was not available in the department stores. She realized that luxury brands didn't produce apparel for the tall female consumer. With an MBA in International Business, Robin decided to create a business that filled the void and MODEL ATELIER was born. MODEL ATELIER's focus on designing classic and elegant pieces for elongated frames relieved the frustrations that tall women have when it comes to finding stylish clothes that are the perfect fit and length. After creating Model Atelier, Robin still felt a need to do something that could have an impact on youth in areas like, North Lawndale, the inner-city Chicago area she was born. As a result Robin created CONFIDENCE Apparel, a young contemporary apparel brand whose mission is to empower young women and men of all shapes and sizes to love themselves as they are and believe they are capable of achieving greatness. A percentage of proceeds from every sale goes toward furthering the education of youth in underserved communities who want to pursue education in science, technology, engineering, entrepreneurship or math (STEEM) related fields. Equipped with industry knowledge and an innovative approach toward business, Robin's accomplishments include making Model Atelier the first official fashion boutique of the WNBA's Chicago Sky and being listed as a 2019 member of Crain's Chicago Business 40 Under 40. "I WANT TALL WOMEN TO FEEL CONFIDENT, POWERFUL AND SEXY WHEN THEY WEAR MY GARMENTS." #fashion #confidence #thedowningbrothers #modelatelier THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into us on Homecoming with The Downing Brothers. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of Homecoming with The Downing Brothers. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthony-downing/support

Crain's Chicago Business columnist Joe Cahill says such a move protects execs, investors and lenders against the effects of poor risk management. He talks with host Amy Guth about the real cost of aiding the nation's carriers. Plus: The hospitality downturn threatens nearly 70,000 low-income Chicagoans, state unemployment claims skyrocket, Abbott ramps up production of new COVID-19 test and Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson halts production in U.S. factories. Find #CrainsDailyGist on Twitter and let's continue the conversation.

This week we talk with Patti, a queer trans woman endurance athlete, parent, and late transitioner. She discusses her passion for endurance athletics and what it was like being on the cover of Crain's Chicago Business shortly after transitioning. We also hear about her work at the Chicago Reader and the importance of preserving queer history. Check out the organizations she love at https://legacyprojectchicago.org/ , http://frontrunnerschicago.com/proud-to-run-chicago/, and https://edgeathletelounge.com/Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @beyondqueerstories and on Twitter @beyondqueerpod. Also check out the links on our profiles to submit to be featured on Beyond Queer Stories, or email us at beyondqueerstories@gmail.com. Podcast music created by queer artist Be Steadwell. Check out her music at www.besteadwell.com Beyond Queer Stories is produced and edited by Dawn Brown and is recorded in the Cards Against Humanity podcast studio in Chicago, IL. Check out their products at https://cardsagainsthumanity.com/

Nance Klehm, Radical Ecologist — Kari Lydersen is a Chicago-based reporter, author and journalism instructor. She is a lecturer in the graduate program at the Medill School of Journalism, at Northwestern University, where she leads the Social Justice & Investigative Specialization and is co-director of the Social Justice News Nexus, a fellowship program that brings together graduate students and professional reporters. Kari writes for Midwest Energy News, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Chicago Reader and In These Times, with a focus on environment and energy; housing; the opioid crisis; and labor. Her work has appeared in publications including Discover Magazine, Crain's Chicago Business, The Economist, Newsmax, People Magazine, the Christian Science Monitor and High Country News. http://www.karilydersen.net/ https://www.medill.northwestern.edu/directory/faculty/kari-lydersen.html

Amy Guth had a few minutes to talk with A.D. Quig, politics and government reporter at Crain's Chicago Business! Amy shares their conversation on the rideshare company, Via, and how they are trying to work with Mayor Lightfoot on rideshare companies congesting traffic around the city of Chicago.

Tonight, on the Saturday Night Special, Amy shares the new 'capsule collection' offered by Glenlivet, the newest services offered by Uber, and listeners weigh in on the controversy of college athlete endorsements. Amy shares her talk with Crain's Chicago Business reporter A.D. Quig on Mayor Lightfoot and rideshare companies, specifically Via, and the show closes out with 2019 Studs Terkel Award winner Deborah Douglas discussing her work!

051. Hireology | Adam Robinson is the Co-founder and CEO of Hireology, where he's on a mission to assist business owners to make better hiring decisions by means of predictive data and innovative technology. He is a renowned recruiting industry expert, speaker, and author with 20 years of experience in the field of hiring and selection management. Under his leadership, Hireology has been recognized nationally by Entrepreneur magazine as a "Top Company Culture" and by Crain's Chicago Business as a "Best Places to Work" for both Millennials and GenX. In 2015 he was added to the Chicago Tribune's Blue Network, a listing of Chicago's most influential entrepreneurs and innovators, and named a "Top 25 HR Industry Game Changer Under 40" by Workforce magazine.*** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, & Resources Mentioned on this episode visit here: Adam Robinson Interview. ***

Today, a weekly look at the local real estate market with Crain's Chicago Business residential real estate reporter Dennis Rodkin that includes a $45,000-per-month rental, the "Empire" mansion and a project to save historic beachfront homes in Indiana Dunes National Park. Plus: New details on where Chicago property taxes are about to soar, Mayor Lightfoot taps Mellody Hobson to run the World Business Chicago board, IlliniCare Health announces plans to improve access to mental health care, Chicago makes gains in higher ed spending and feds probe Trump Tower lender Deutsche Bank over money laundering. Find host @AmyGuth on Twitter and continue the conversation with hashtag #CrainsDailyGist.

Today on Crain's Daily Gist, host Amy Guth talks with Crain's Chicago Business tech reporter John Pletz about why the Chicago area's population declined for the fourth year in a row. Plus: Sears sues former CEO Eddie Lampert, activists file a lawsuit seeking to block a $1.3 billion subsidy for Lincoln Yards, Chicago police investigate Car2go vehicle thefts, an appellate court panel sides with Westlake Hospital and reverses an earlier order to stay open and in-flight Wi-Fi provider Gogo looks to unload space at its downtown headquarters. Follow host Amy Guth on Twitter at @AmyGuth, or continue the conversation with #CrainsDailyGist.

Today on Crain’s Daily Gist, host Amy Guth talks with Crain's Chicago Business commercial real estate reporter Danny Ecker about the latest in the downtown development boom. Plus: Melrose Park's Westlake Hospital suddenly suspends service, Chicago venture capital funding slows to the lowest level in two years, rehab hospital AbilityLab is set to test a $6 million tool to measure patients' progress, the CSO strike continues as musicians reject management's "last, best and final" offer, and no ComEd rate increase is expected for the second straight year as the utility petitions Springfield for a 10-year extension of its rate-setting deal. Follow host Amy Guth on Twitter at @AmyGuth, or continue the conversation with #CrainsDailyGist.

Today on Crain's Daily Gist, host Amy Guth talks with Crain's Chicago Business political columnist Greg Hinz about next week's mayoral election. Plus: Trump asks the courts to end Obamacare, McDonald's invests $300 million in its digital future, Midwest floods threaten recovery hopes in the agricultural sector, a $35 billion Airbus deal delivers a blow to Boeing, the Supreme Court won't question Nike's use of Michael Jordan's image, and Walgreen's helps victims in flood-damaged areas. Follow host Amy Guth on Twitter @AmyGuth, or join the conversation with #CrainsDailyGist.

Today on Crain's Daily Gist, host Amy Guth talks with Crain's Chicago Business senior reporter Steve Daniels about the latest on Illinois' prepaid tuition saga. Plus: A new poll reveals a big lead for mayoral candidate Lori Lightfoot, developer Sterling Bay wants to build a 47-story Michigan Avenue tower, Chicago law firm Mayer Brown fires a partner for inappropriate' conduct, Boeing plans to meet with regulators and pilots to detail 737 Max fixes, and a survey shows many Chicago parents lack paid leave to care for sick children—and that can impact kids' overall health. Follow host Amy Guth on Twitter @AmyGuth, or join the conversation with #CrainsDailyGist.

Meet the host, Ashley N. Kirkwood. Ashley Nicole Kirkwood, recently named to Crain's Chicago Business "20 in their 20s" is a funny, engaging, and dynamic speaker who has spoken to audiences with as many as 4,000 people in attendance! She is a startup attorney - who has handled multi-million dollar cases, author, social entrepreneur, and legal correspondent. She has handled jury trials across the United States and advises startup companies on laws they should know. When she isn't representing clients, you can catch Ashley serving as an on-air legal expert for media outlets! Ashley graduated top of her class from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law and began her career at Kirkland & Ellis LLP, one of the largest law firms in the world. While there, she helped try cases on behalf of large insurance companies. She also perfected the craft of hard negotiating inside and outside of the courtroom. Ashley learned early on in her career the importance of salary negotiation to her future. After a few years working on behalf of large multinational clients, Ashley launched her own law firm, Mobile General Counsel, which provides legal solutions for startup companies. Ashley self-financed her entrepreneurial endeavors, in part, due to her salary negotiation tactics. While working in corporate America, Ashley negotiated a $60,000 raise in salary for herself using the tactics that she now teaches women around the world. Ashley now speaks at conferences around the country on entrepreneurship, salary negotiation, and laws business owners should know!

.Dr. Alex Lickerman and Dr. Ash Eldifrawi join host Denise Griffitts to discuss The Ten Worlds: The New Psychology of Happiness Dr. Alex Lickerman is a former assistant professor of medicine and director of primary care at the University of Chicago. He has been quoted in NPR, Crain's Chicago Business, Playboy, The Chicago Tribune, Men's Health, the New York Times and TIME, and has written for Psychology Today, Crain's Chicago Business, USA Today, Slate, The Huffington Post and more. His first book is titled The Undefeated Mind: On the Science of Constructing an Indestructible Self. Ash Eldifrawi, MA, Psy.D began his career as a clinical psychologist as an inaugural fellow at the renowned Center for Family Health at the University of Chicago. Dr. ElDifrawi is also trained as a forensic examiner, drug abuse counselor, and certified marriage and family therapist. He has also held several teaching positions in Social and Clinical Psychology. After transitioning to a career in marketing, Dr. ElDifrawi has held senior positions at companies including Google, McKinsey, Wrigley, Gogo, and currently Redbox. Dr. ElDifrawi is still a licensed clinical psychologist in Illinois.  Take the free The Ten Words Assessment here to learn which world you are in and achieve happiness. Website

Rebecca Jarvis is an Emmy-award winning journalist, ABC News’ Chief Business, Technology & Economics Correspondent; and the host and creator of ABC’s podcast featuring game changing women, No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis. Rebecca began her journalism career writing for Crain's Chicago Business and Business 2.0.  She has since worked for nearly every prestigious broadcast news organization including, ABC, CBS, CNBC and NBC. She has conducted news-making interviews with the biggest names in business and technology, including Warren Buffett, Richard Branson, Sheryl Sandberg, Jessica Alba, Bill and Melinda Gates, and Apple CEO, Tim Cook. Today, Rebecca is here to talk about women in business, why it’s so important to ask thoughtful questions, how to effectively make career transitions and, her podcast, No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis.​

In 2014, Nate Laurell was on Crain's Chicago Business 40 Under 40 list, which recognizes the best of Chicago's young businessmen and women.

Adam Robinson is the Co-founder and CEO of Hireology, where he's on a mission to assist business owners to make better hiring decisions by means of predictive data and innovative technology. He is a renowned recruiting industry expert, speaker, and author with 20 years of experience in the field of hiring and selection management. Under his leadership, Hireology has been recognized nationally by Entrepreneur magazine as a "Top Company Culture" and by Crain's Chicago Business as... *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, & Resources Mentioned on this episode visit here: Adam Robinson Interview. ***  

Lindsay Pinchuk started Bump Club and Beyond when she was just eight weeks pregnant, when she realized that moms and moms-to-be in Chicago needed a place to meet and connect with one another. Since then, Bump Club and Beyond has expanded to multiple cities, connecting moms with the best resources, products, and experts available, and has become one of the largest social event companies in the country. Lindsay has been named among the Best Entrepreneurs in 2014 by Crain's Chicago Business.

As the co-founder of Elite Invest, Alex Al-Sabah's efforts to improve the housing stock within the South Side of Chicago were recently profiled by Crain's Chicago Business. Though Alex is a California native, he discovered an opportunity to fix up homes in Chicago after creating a real estate valuation company to help banks determine market prices for foreclosures. On today’s episode of Target Market Insights, Alex shares his strategy for selecting neighborhoods, uplifting communities, designing desirable rentals, and working with investors. Key Market Insights Chicago has great market opportunities despite negative press Social impact on a neighborhood can create future opportunities for residents to move from tenants to property owners, a win-win situation Target Sub-Markets for Elite Invest: Woodlawn, South Shore, Chatham, Chicago Lawn, Auburn Gresham, Greater Grand Crossing, Park Manor, South Chicago Chicago is a renters’ city Elite Invest puts high-quality rentals on the market, encouraging tenants to stay longer How Elite Invest acclimates potential investors to the Chicago market: Has initial conversations about where and why they invest in an area, Encourages them to visit, Conducts investor tours, Hold in-person consultations about their investment goals Advice to outsiders looking to invest in Chicago: Be open and objective about potential investments, Do your research, Identify your ideal investment What Alex wants investors to know about Chicago: It’s still priced right. Properties are likely to appreciate based on fundamentals What Alex considers when assessing opportunities? Focuses on neighborhoods and demand of tenants How Alex stays on top of market changes: Talking to residents, property managers, owners, checking sites like Trulia, Zillow, Google Street Maps One thing Alex does to stay focused on goals: Meetings with his staff and listening to clients Resources Mentioned Crain’s Chicago Business Article featuring Alex Al-Sabah Trulia https://www.trulia.com/ Crain’s Chicago Business http://www.chicagobusiness.com/ Zillow https://www.zillow.com/   Tweet This: “Your dollar goes a lot further in the Midwest, Chicago being the 3rd largest metro certainly attracted us.”  “We make it feel like home, but to a renter so they stay longer.”   Places to Grab a Bite in Chicago: Gibsons Bar and Steakhouse https://www.gibsonssteakhouse.com/ Giordano’s Pizza https://giordanos.com/   Connect with Alex: Website: http://www.eliteinvest.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-al-sabah-532066135 Email: info@eliteinvest.com Partners: The Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever Podcast – joefairless.com/show

In our newest conversation on Bespokecast, we sit down with Herb Greenberg of Pacific Square Research. Herb has had an unconventional career for an analyst, spending almost his entire career before founding Pacific Square as a journalist for a variety of news outlets including CNBC, The San Francisco Chronicle, and Crain's Chicago Business. It was fascinating to hear his perspective on the intellectual task of evaluating companies, and how his earlier endeavors as a reporter helped to shape that approach. We also talked about the differences between Miami and California, the time management challenge of writing research, and some of the name's he's focused on recently. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

Beer Writer is a term that gets tossed around a lot these days, but it’s used to describe a wide variety of amateurs and professionals alike. Everyone from a personal blogger to a freelancer writing for magazines, to an author with half a dozen books under their belt, to people who cover the business of beer for established outlets like the Tribune or the New York Times. But each of these kinds of beer writers has their own audience and their own angle on the beer world, which of course is also incredibly diverse in terms of the types of beers being made, business models they support, and the markets those brands are active in. Everything is changing all the time.  One of the writers I like the most here in Chicago is Peter Frost who writes for Crain’s, a business focused publication that  has increasingly written about smaller breweries over the years as they collectively started to occupy a sizable portion of the market, which makes them a factor in the lives of investors and entrepreneurs - the heart of a business publication’s audience.  But there’s also clearly a personal interest being expressed by Peter as some of the writing he’s produced around smaller breweries isn’t about the business angle at all — at times it’s been a bit personal and review-like. Something quite uncommon for a publication like Crain’s.  I wanted to sit down with Peter and get the wider view on how he ended up writing about beer for a place like Crain’s and how a reporter like him thinks about the industry at large. But also, what motivates him and his publication to keep doing it at all.  Peter is a beer writer, but also a business and food industry writer. Before that he wrote about healthcare and a host of other things. He’s one more fascinating part of our world. 

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Real World: Skeletons edition is a weekly "after show" for fans of MTV's Real World. In this episode DJ Jesse Janedy and Nicolette Gaona discuss Episode 2. Each week, one cast member will be faced with people from their past ("skeletons") who they have unresolved issues with at the moment relating to family, romance, work, and socialization. Unlike the previous season, the surprise guests will live in the house for only one week. Real World: Skeletons is the thirtieth season of MTV's reality television series The Real World, which focuses on a group of diverse strangers living together for several months in a different city each season, as cameras document their lives and interpersonal relationships. Chicagowas first reported as the location for the 30th season in a June 2014 article by Crain's Chicago Business. This will be the second season of The Real World to be filmed in the East North Central Statesregion of the United States, specifi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

John Pletz, Tech reporter, blogger at Crain's Chicago Business. John talks about his transition from the Austin tech scene to Chicago, how to get noticed on Crains, Andrew Mason and Groupon's future and more! It's a fun interview. You gotta check it out! This week's music feature is Chicago's own Wild Belle.

Sense of Fashion has a new brand! We review their new look and feel (now as 76 Hudson). We also discuss some fabulous new student fashion magazines. Also there's an article in Crain's Chicago Business that gets our goat. This is Speaking Of Fashion - listen up!