Podcast appearances and mentions of Damian Green

Having worked on several significant transformation projects across Queensland Health, eHealth Queensland, and Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service, Damian Green knows a thing (or ten) about what factors are critical in leading successful transformations and delivering them in uncertain times. Damian is currently the Deputy Director-General of Corporate Services at Queensland Health, and he joins us in our latest episode to discuss fostering adaptability in teams. This episode is a masterclass in leading transformations. It will provide any leader with expert advice on leading change, fostering agility and adaptability in teams, and delivering successfully.

As the race to replace Rishi Sunak hots up, Alain Tolhurst speaks to guests representing each of the six candidates who have thrown their hat into the ring to be the next Tory leader. First up are the MPs Saqib Bhatti, who is backing the former Home Secretary Priti Patel, and Mark Garnier, one of those supporting Mel Stride's leadership bid, as well as Simon Fell, the former Barrow MP, and James Cleverly supporter. Then later we hear from Andrew Bowie, who is supporting favourite Kemi Badenoch, former Cabinet minister Mark Spencer, a supporter of Robert Jenrick, and Damian Green, the former deputy Prime Minister, who is backing Tom Tugendhat. To read our interviews with Mel Stride and Tom Tugendhat this weekend subscribe to our newsletters here Presented by Alain Tolhurst, produced by Nick Hilton for Podot

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from St Leonard's Church in Hythe in Kent

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative MP and chair of the One Nation group of backbench Tories Damian Green, Labour MP Nadia Whittome, social commentator and author Nels Abbey and Annabel Denham from the Telegraph.

If you are a CEO, Business Owner, National Sales Manager who is serious about growing sales and smashing sales records, this is the podcast for you. In this short podcast you will learn the step by step process National Sales Manager Damian Green used to make millions more in revenue for his Media Advertising employer. There is real gold in this podcast.. I even take the time to break down and share with the you the key points at the end. Ready to Transform Your Life? Let's Connect! Schedule a Free 1-on-1 'Lead Your Best Life Breakthrough Session' with Me and Begin Your Journey to Success. Visit www.leighfarnell.com for More Details and Book Your Exploratory Meeting Now! Want to find out more or discuss the content of this podcast with me? How to apply the content of this podcast to you, your business, your career and your life? Apply for a free 1 on 1 “Lead Your Best Life Breakthrough Session” with me and we'll discuss your struggles and goals with business, teams, relationships and life. We'll also create an actionable roadmap to get you to those goals in the quickest, easiest way possible. Find out more at our website www.leighfarnell.com Link here -https://calendly.com/lfbb/exploratory-meeting-15mins   #success #empowerment #coaching #podcast #useful #practical #easy #proven #life #business

A leisure complex in Tonbridge could be knocked down after it was deemed 'not fit for purpose'.Council bosses are looking at replacing the Angel Centre with a completely new building. Hear from leader Matt Boughton.Also in today's podcast, the Prime Minister has survived a vote on his Rwanda asylum policy.The bill's passed to the next stage with a majority of 43, but still has a number of hurdles to overcome. Hear what Dover's Natalie Elphicke had to say during a debate, and we've got reaction from Ashford's Damian Green.Medway is getting a share of £5 million of funding to bring historic buildings back to life.  The money will help the council take over dilapidated old sites between Rochester and Chatham and create valuable spaces for the community.Business owners in Whitstable have told the podcast they won't survive if plans to hike parking fees go ahead.The proposals by Canterbury City Council would see the hourly rate at the town's two main sites rise to £3.70.A petition against plans for a new bus route through Dover has been handed in to Parliament.700 people have signed it - urging the council to re-think the Fastrack proposals which pass an historic church.And, if the weather's ok you might see a meteor shower in Kent tonight.It's called Geminid and is one of the most active of the year with up to 100 meteors an hour.

Life is full of ups and downs.. How you get back up determines your success. Your best life will be one where you consciously decide to turn lemons into lemonade. This is exactly what Damian Green has done. Learn about: how he started the Snap Printing Franchise across Australia how he turned the negative to a life changing positive how Richmond FC CEO Brendan Gayle led the transformation to 3 premierships at Richmond FC .. and much more   Contact Damian Green at https://www.beecentral.com.au/ Ready to Transform Your Life? Let's Connect! Schedule a Free 1-on-1 'Lead Your Best Life Breakthrough Session' with Me and Begin Your Journey to Success. Visit www.leighfarnell.com for More Details and Book Your Exploratory Meeting Now!   Want to find out more or discuss the content of this podcast with me? How to apply the content of this podcast to you, your business, your career and your life?   Apply for a free 1 on 1 “Lead Your Best Life Breakthrough Session” with me and we'll discuss your struggles and goals with business, teams, relationships and life.   We'll also create an actionable roadmap to get you to those goals in the quickest, easiest way possible.   Find out more at our website www.leighfarnell.com   Link here -https://calendly.com/lfbb/exploratory-meeting-15mins   #success #empowerment #coaching #podcast #useful #practical #easy #proven #life #business  

Tubes live at Banjo's Rosny to raise funds for Archie's 100, donating needed funds to the Kids ward at Tassie hospitals  we talk with Robbie Illes, Damian Green, Sam from Fitzone, Luke Edmunds, Nick Paine and Tubes tries to go back to back Pie Eating Champ.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carlos Fernández de Larrea (Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain) and Damian Green (Fred Hutch Cancer Center, Seattle, WA, USA) discuss their studies on BCMA CAR T cells in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.Read the full article:https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanonc/article/PIIS1470-2045(23)00246-2/fulltext?dgcid=buzzsprout_icw_podcast_generic_lanoncContinue this conversation on social!Follow us today at...https://twitter.com/thelancet & https://Twitter.com/TheLancetOncolhttps://instagram.com/thelancetgrouphttps://facebook.com/thelancetmedicaljournalhttps://linkedIn.com/company/the-lancethttps://youtube.com/thelancettv

This week's net migration figures were lower than expected, but still far higher than the 'tens of thousands' first promised by David Cameron. What's gone so wrong, and what's the downside of using immigration to boost economic growth? Fraser Nelson speaks to Damian Green, the Conservative MP and former immigration minister, and James Kirkup, a Spectator regular who runs the Social Market Foundation. 

Iain Dale and Jacqui Smith discuss the Shamima Begum court case, Keir Starmer's big speech, the NI Protocol, Joe Biden in Poland, defence spending, Iain's trip to America, the new football regulator, the asylum system, the decline of marriage, banning student/professor relationships, the death of John Motson, Moonlighting/Bruce Willis, Damian Green, vegetables and much more!Buy For the Many Live! tickets at http://www.forthemany.live

Kirsty and Frankie assess the state of Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer's "political capital." Where does it come from, where's it going? Will the Prime Minister have any left by the time the Nadhim Zahawi furore is cleared up? Kirsty tells us about her time working with Theresa May in Number 10 when Damian Green had to be fired as first secretary of state and the challenge that was at the time. Frankie assesses where the Labour leader can build his political capital - including by running an MOT of Labour party politicians ahead of the next election. Plus, as the PM and the Cabinet head to Chequers for a lovely away day, Kirsty and Frankie bless us with their away day stories including marshmallows and spaghetti landmarks. And a team bonding session that resulted in the end of someone's employment. Literally. Join our mailing list here: whitehallsources.com/mailinglist Support the podcast by becoming a member at: https://plus.acast.com/s/whitehallsources. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liz Truss is out of Number 10 – and by next Sunday, we'll have a completely new Prime Minister in her place. Will Rishi Sunak head back to Downing Street? Does Penny Mordaunt have a shot instead? And will Boris Johnson decide, three months after resigning, to try to get his old job back?On this episode, Sophy is joined by our political correspondent Liz Bates and producer Scott Beasley to look over the interviews with a supporter of each of the candidates – Northern Ireland minister Steve Baker for Rishi Sunak; his boss, Chris Heaton-Harris, for Boris Johnson; and former deputy under Theresa May, Damian Green, for Penny Mordaunt.This episode was produced by David Chipakupaku.The editor was Paul Stanworth.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative MP Damian Green, Baroness Jenny Jones of the Green Party, comedian and podcaster Francis Foster and Anand Menon, Director of UK in a Changing Europe.

Andrew Pierce speaks to Damian Green MP on why the Government must take action on dementia sufferers losing homes to pay for their care, and speaks to equalities advisor Jayne Ozanne on whether the ban on gay conversion therapy includes a dangerous loophole. Plus, why this week's Brits was a festival of girl power! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian Green, Conservative MP and former First Secretary of State and Minister for the Cabinet Office under Theresa May, tells Bloomberg Westminster's Caroline Hepker the U.K. needs Pfizer doses to ensure older people who were vaccinated early on get their 2nd dose in April -- but that August is far enough away foreign holidays may be possible. Lisa O'Keefe, Executive Director of Insight at Sport England, says outdoor sports is ready to be Covid-secure and sports has had a lot of support from government despite the struggles of, for example, elite women's sports.

Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee, has tabled an amendment to the government's Coronavirus Act to force a vote in Parliament on any new restrictions. A cross-party group of 40 MPs have signed the amendment, including moderate Tories like Damian Green and Iain Duncan Smith. But why have they chosen to move against No. 10? Cindy Yu speaks to James Forsyth and Katy Balls.

In this episode of the podcast we are talking about starting conversations about care and how people can build and maintain financial resilience for later life. We are joined by Damian Green, MP for Ashford, and Sophia Kleanthous, Campaigns Adviser at the Chartered Insurance Institute.

In the third part of our Politics Weekly series, Jonathan Freedland speaks to Damian Green, a former Cabinet Office minister under Theresa May. The pair discuss whether or not Boris Johnson is truly a one-nation Conservative, and why he hopes to move the Tories beyond Brexit. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod

Damian Green is the Chief Information Officer & Deputy Director-General of eHealth Queensland for Queensland Health. Damian Leads the ongoing transformation of Queensland’s public health service through the delivery of an innovative and customer focussed ICT platform and service.   Ccentric is a market-leading executive search firm in Australia with an exclusive focus on healthcare, academic healthcare, digital health, and not-for-profit and human services – industries that improve the quality of life. Ccentric has four division including Ccentric Executive Search, CcSelection, CcInterim and CcLeadership which allow Ccentric to assist clients with their needs ranging from mid-level leadership to c-suite executive search, interim management, leadership assessment and succession planning. To keep up-to-date with the latest news from Ccentric subscribe here today

Dan continues to ratchet up the heat on the need for an Independent Inquiry into the Chinese Government, Damian Green MP is quizzed over whether there ever will be an inquiry and after President Trump's surprise announcement that he is taking Hydroxychloroquine,Congressman Bob McEwan and Dr. Sarah Jarvis debate whether taking the controversial drug is a good thing for the 73 year old leader. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alexis is joined with Gloria De Piero, discussing the effect of Coronavirus and the lockdown on mental health. They discuss why and how Germany is leading the way with testing with Jack Dickens, while Damian Green chats about the latest figures from Matt Hancock. Want to hold the government accountable? John Burn-Murdock talks about Keir Starmer asking those all important questions in Parliament. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan asks if the social distancing measures supermarkets are taking are enough to protect staff and customers. Sister of Meghan, Samantha Markle gives her thoughts on the Sussexes moving to America and Conservative MP Damian Green asks if we should reconsider the inclusion of Huawei in our 5G plans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some are using the Coronavirus as a reason to delay the Brexit negotiations, Dan tells you exactly what he thinks about that and Christine Jardine of the Lib Dems comes on to fight the opposite corner. Meanwhile in light of the government vote on Huawei's role in the UK's 5G plans MP Damian Green gives us a warning against using the Chinese tech giant. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you're in business, tell me what you need from politicians? Plus LBC's Election Call with Damian Green

This week we talk to two MPs elected as Tories at the last election -Phillip Lee and Damian Green. However Phillip Lee is now a Lib Dem. Last week, he showed his displeasure with the direction of the government by crossing the floor of the house to join the Lib Dems while Boris Johnson was speaking in the Commons. Damian Green is staying put with the Conservatives but has written to the Prime Minister as the head of the centre ground 'One Nation' group of MPs - objecting to the purge of 21 Tories thrown out of the party last week for voting against a no-deal Brexit.  We met in a shut down House of Commons in Phillip Lee's parliamentary office.

Isabel Hardman takes you through the highlights from Sunday's interviews. Today's podcast features interviews with Dominic Raab, Esther McVey, Philip Hammond, Shami Chakrabati, John McDonnell and Damian Green. Produced by Matthew Taylor.

With Theresa May stepping down, the Conservative leadership contest has started in earnest. Esther McVey is running but Justine Greening is not - Sophy talks to both of them to understand their reasoning.Theresa May's longtime friend and former deputy Damian Green tells us who he is backing. Plus John McDonnell, the Shadow Chancellor, explains how Labour sees it all.

Rory and Sophie catch up one last time in 2017 to look at the Damian Green porn scandal and how it's affected Theresa May. The team then tries to decide the word that defines 2017.

Damian Green fired from the government, Trump's decision to move the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, and how brexiteers are excited about their new blue passports. Hosted by James Fox and w/ Alex Maskill

Brexit minister Steve Baker has told Chopper's Brexit Podcast that the UK's odds of succeeding in trade talks with the EU have 'dramatically improved' following Wednesday's joint report from negotiators. The draft negotiating guidelines for the second phase of talks have been set out and Mr Baker told The Telegraph's Chief Political Correspondent Christopher Hope that they indicated the EU was open to agreeing a 'good quality, deep and special partnership' after Brexit. Any transition period should not last longer than the end of December 2020, according to the jointly agreed guidelines.Mr Baker outlined why he didn't think the loss of Damian Green from Theresa May's cabinet would impact progress towards Brexit, saying that 'I think politicians across Europe, if they're objective about the reality of dealing with flawed human beings, will know that sometimes people have to either resign or be sacked'. He added he thought the PM had dealt with these things in a 'perfectly proper way.'   Also in this week's Christmas Special podcast edition, the Managing Director of British Sugar, Paul Kenward, explains why his company sees Brexit as an opportunity for increased global trade. Plus, our panel of Telegraph experts looks back on the ups and downs of 2017, and ahead to the next phase of the talks.

Was Theresa May’s de facto deputy right to resign? And who will replace him? Plus. a review of the political year for the Conservatives, Labour, Brexit and the British economy. With George Parker, Robert Shrimsley. Chris Giles and Gemma Tetlow of the Financial Times, plus political strategist John McTernan. Presented by Sebastian Payne. Produced by Madison Darbyshire. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Isabel Hardman and James Forsyth. Presented by Katy Balls.

As Damian Green 'resigns', Richard Suchet looks at what this means for the government and for politician's relationship with the police. And some good news for the British woman locked in an Iranian jail.

In the final AOP Podcast of the political year, Adam Boulton and guests discuss another Cabinet departure, review 2017 and look ahead to the next 12 months. Joining Adam to discuss the Damian Green sacking, the big moments of 2017 and their 3 predictions for the next year are Sky's political correspondent Tamara Cohen and Head of Data Harry Carr. #Brexit #DamianGreen #SkyNews

After Damian Green was forced to resign as First Secretary of State, Isabel Hardman interviews Katy Balls and James Forsyth about the implications for Theresa May's government.

Stephen is joined by guest host Anoosh Chakelian (get well soon, Helen!) to discuss whether there is anything an MP can do these days to get the sack. They talk about the cases of Anne Marie Morris, Jared O'Mara and Damian Green, among others. Then, they address a listener question: what is a "meaningful" vote?You can subscribe to the podcast through iTunes here or with this RSS feed: http://rss.acast.com/newstatesman, or listen using the player below.Contact us on Twitter @ns_podcasts, @anoosh_c or @stephenkb.Further reading:Stephen on Anne Marie MorrisAnna Soubry in the Guardian.Anoosh on Michael Fallon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Richard Suchet get's the latest developments on the Brexit negotiations. Plus, more on LBC's exclusive interview with Met Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick and her comments on the inquiry into Damian Green. And a look at the rise in UK Poverty.

Iain & Jacqui discuss the impact of Alan Milburn’s resignation as Social Mobility Tsar, and Jacqui reveals the truth about her role in the Damian Green arrest in 2008. Iain bemoans the media coverage of the engagement of Harry and Meghan. They ask if GQ were unfair on Jeremy Corbyn and Iain reveals his own fashion shoot problems. Jacqui and Iain play Truth or Dare, and reveal which politicians they take a fancy to. Sickbags may be passed at this point. And they end with a bit of footie banter. 

First Secretary of State, Damian Green, is under mounting pressure this week due to allegations of improper behaviour, and claims that pornography was found on a computer in his office back in 2008 - allegations he staunchly denies. Sue Gray, Head of Propriety and Ethics at the Cabinet Office, is leading the inquiry into whether he broke any rules. Gray has been described as "the most powerful person you've never heard of". Mark Coles finds out more about the woman who joined the civil service straight from school, and has risen to occupy a pivotal position right at the heart of government. Presenter: Mark Coles Producer: Beth Sagar-Fenton.

With Katy Balls and James Forsyth. Presented by Fraser Nelson.

First Secretary of State, Damian Green, answered questions from MPs on behalf of the Prime Minister in the House of Commons on Wednesday 29 November 2017.

This week on the Sunday Roundup Katy Balls takes you through the best of today's political interviews. This episode features Amber Rudd, Vince Cable, Damian Green, Dawn Butler and Richard Angell. This podcast was produced by Matthew Taylor. (Isabel Hardman is away.)

After Boris Johnson laid out his Brexit red lines in a newspaper article, Niall talks to Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green. He also chats to students and former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan about the Conservative Party's future. Dawn Butler joins him to discuss the public sector pay cap and Labour's Brexit position, and Ed Davey explains why the Lib Dems are still relevant. #Paterson

This week sees the return , by "popular" demand , of our theme music. We begin by saying that we won't talk about Trump and North Korea but then go on to talk about....you can fill the rest in in yirsels! The rest of the podcast is taken up with the two major issues Lesley addressed in her columns. We ask is the one size fits all,  top down command structure of Police Scotland working and what , if anything, will be done to resolve its all too apparent problems? Our attention then turns to the  meeting between Mike Russell, Damian Green and you know, that other guy, him, the Secretary of State for Scotland, to discuss what new powers may be granted to Scotland post Brexit. Although Lesley focuses on fishing, particularly after Michael Gove's recent conversations with Denmark, the implications for the continuing role and importance of the devolution settlement are profound. In the process we manage to name drop some gie interesting fowk and I slip in gratuitous references to Peanuts and Lawside Academy.

First Secretary of State and Minister for the Cabinet Office, Damian Green, answered questions from MPs on behalf of the Prime Minister, in the House of Commons on Wednesday 12 July 2017.

After the Prime Minister shocked everyone by calling an early general election Sophy speaks to Work and Pensions Secretary Damian Green, Labour frontbencher Barry Gardiner and former Liberal Democrat minister Sir Vince Cable. #Ridge

Join us as we talk with Dr. Damian Green about radiation, radioimmunotherapy and how progress is being made for high-risk patients in myeloma treatment today.

Join us as we talk with Dr. Damian Green about radiation, radioimmunotherapy and how progress is being made for high-risk patients in myeloma treatment today.

Michael White is joined by Andrew Gimson and Damian Green.